Verse 38

³⁸Now hear the line of Aditi in its order, the line in which the god Narayana, the mighty one, came down by a portion of himself. ³⁹Vivasvan, Aryaman, Pusan, Tvastr, then Savitr, Bhaga, Dhatr, Vidhatr, Varuna, Mitra, Sakra, and the wide-strider. ⁴⁰To Vivasvan, Samjna, greatly favoured, bore Manu who is called Sraddhadeva, and a pair of twins, the god Yama and Yami. Then she became a mare and bore the Nasatyas on the earth. ⁴¹Chaya got Sanaiscara, and then Manu Savarni, and a daughter Tapati, who chose Samvarana for her husband. ⁴²Aryaman's wife was Matrka, and their sons were the Carsanis; and it was among them that the human kind was arranged by Brahma.

⁴³Pusan has no children and eats ground meal, his teeth having been broken long ago, when he laughed with his teeth bared at the one who was enraged against Daksa. ⁴⁴Tvastr's wife was a girl named Racana, the younger sister of the Daityas. Of the two of them were born Sannivesa and the mighty Visvarupa. ⁴⁵The hosts of gods chose him, sister's son to their enemies though he was, because their teacher, the son of Angiras, had taken offence and left them.