śrīsvarṇamahālakṣmītriśatī nāmāvaliḥ

Three hundred names of Swarna Mahalakshmi for offering, with an apparatus that tells you which tradition it belongs to: the sage is Hayagriva, the horse-faced lord of learning, and the deity is named as Swarna Mahalakshmi in the form of the three powers — will, knowledge and action — which is the Srividya way of describing a goddess rather than the Puranic one. The names are headed by a shifting set of seeds as the litany moves through its sections. Its closing run makes the identification with Sarasvati explicit and unembarrassed: to the forbearing one, to her whose form is mother Yakini, to Sarasvati, to the swan-borne, to her who plays in speech, whose form is the song of the vina, garlanded with gold.