Verse 28

²⁴In Treta he is red in colour and four-armed, with three girdles, his hair of gold, the three Vedas his self, and marked by the ladle, the spoon and the rest. ²⁵Then men who stand firm in dharma and speak of Brahman worship him, the god who is made of all the gods, Hari, by the knowledge of the three. ²⁶He is spoken of as Visnu, Sacrifice, Prsnigarbha, the god of all gods, the wide-strider, Vrsakapi, Jayanta, and him whose praise goes wide. ²⁷In Dvapara the Bhagavan is dark, wearing yellow, carrying his own weapons, marked by the Srivatsa and the other signs and marks. ²⁸Then, king, mortals who want to know the highest worship that Person, who is marked out as a great king, by the Veda and by the manuals.