Verse 13.4.3.15

etatpāriplavam sarvāṇi rājyānyācaṣṭe sarvā viśaḥ sarvānvedāntsarvāndevāntsarvāṇi bhūtāni sarveṣāṃ ha vai sa eteṣāṃ rājyānāṃ sāyujyaṃ salokatāmaśnute sarvāsāṃ viśāmaiśvaryamādhipatyaṃ gacati sarvānvedānavarunddhe sarvāndevānprītvā sarveṣu bhūteṣvantataḥ pratitiṣṭhati yasyaivaṃvidetaddhotā pāriplavamākhyānamācaṣṭe yo vaitadevaṃ vedaitadeva samānamākhyānam punaḥ punaḥ saṃvatsaram pariplavate tadyatpunaḥ punaḥ pariplavate tasmātpāriplavaṃ ṣaṭtriṃśataṃ daśāhānācaṣṭe ṣaṭtriṃśadakṣarā bṛhatī bārhatāḥ paśavo bṛhatyaivāsmai paśūnavarunddhe

Preview of English translation:

15. [In telling] this revolving (legend), he tells all royalties, all regions, all Vedas, all gods, all beings; and, verily, for whomsoever the Hotri, knowing this, tells this revolving legend, or whosoever even knows this, attains to fellowship and communion with these royalties, gains the sovereign rule and lordship over all people, secures for himself all the Vedas, and, by gratifying the gods, finally establishes himself on all beings. This very same legend revolves again and again for a year; and. inasmuch as it revolves again and again, therefore it is (called) the revolving (legend). For thirty-six ten-days’ periods he tells it,—the Brihati (metre) consists of thirty-six syllables, and cattle are related to the Brihati metre: by means of the Brihati he thus secures cattle for him.

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