śrī lalitā aṣṭottaraśatanāma stotram 2

The same hundred and eight names as the Lalita Ashtottarashatanamavali in this corpus, set in anushtubh verses instead of one-by-one salutations — the form in which they are recited rather than offered. Reading them as verse shows the runs that the salutation form breaks apart: a whole verse given to the moon, where she is moon-crested, moon-faced, dwelling in the moon's orb, moon-bright of laughter and shining as a crore of moons; then one on consciousness, its form and its fraction; then four names in a row on one sound, turning from the unconquerable to the remover of sin. The closing verse says what the hundred and eight give — understanding, learning, wealth, fame and the filling of desire — and calls the whole of it auspicious.