শ্রী কামকলাকালী ত্রৈলোক্যমোহন কবচম্

An armour from the ninth chapter of the Mahakala Samhita, named the bewilderer of the three worlds, and made almost wholly of seed-syllables. Its viniyoga is among the fullest in this corpus, giving five separate elements: Tripurari as the seer, virat as the metre, phrem for the seed, Yogini for the power, the syllable of desire for the pin and Dakini for the principle. Every verse of the armour is then a chain of syllables followed by a name and a part of the body — om aim shrim klim with Madanatura for the head, a second chain with Karalini for the forehead. It closes by covering whatever was left out, asking the one of terrible teeth to guard the limbs named and the limbs forgotten alike, and gives the mantra entire. Hindi glosses stand appended inside the verses.