ত্ৰৈলোক্যৱিজয শ্ৰী প্ৰত্যঙ্গিৰা কৱচম্

An armour whose whole substance is a single sustained image, and the most visually precise text in this cluster. The goddess is smoke-coloured and terrible in form, attended by a thousand faces, her rolling eyes tawny as water and her tongue a flame; she binds the hard-hearted that same instant with serpent nooses, and with the terror of her knotted brows and the striking of her foot. In her left hand is the rod that crushes enemies and in her right the terrible thunderbolt. Then the ornaments, which are all snakes and are each named: Ananta and Takṣaka shining as her bracelets, Vāsuki the necklace at her throat, Karkoṭī the girdle at her waist, Padma and Mahāpadma made into anklets at her feet, and Gonasa in the circle of her ear. Its closing verse lists what cannot touch one who wears it, ending at hostile mantras and diagrams.