The Jewel-Garland of Astrology

Fortune original: Śrī; an auspicious invocation to the goddess of wealth and wisdom often placed at the beginning of a section

|| Mars, Venus, the Sun, Mercury, Saturn, and the Moon ||
14 1 32 1 illegible units? ...on Thursday original: Gurau; the day of the Teacher/Jupiter, among the days of the Lords of Heaven, one should avoid [these times]. || 8 || By the names of the planets in the same direction, the Solar Hour original: Arkonmuhūrtaḥ and the Kulika Time original: Kulikālā; a specific sub-period of the day, traditionally associated with the influence of Saturn's "son," often considered inauspicious for new beginnings occur. || 9 || During the day or at night, for the home and for auspicious works original: śobhaneṣu karmasu; refers to religious or life-stage rituals—

|| During the day, the second division is the Kulika of the Sun.
On Saturday

If it occurs at night, that first division is preferred. || Then, from the night, in a division of fifteen parts, thus one should avoid the three Kulika periods. || 22 ||
Lord Shiva 10 likely a reference to the 10th lunar day or a specific measure of time
When the Moon is in the second [position], one unit of measure original: pala is mixed. Truly, the passage of the days—the Lords of the Day original: dinādhipādyāḥ; the planetary regents of each day and others—should be known as occurring in order. They occur in sequence starting from the Sun original: Prabhākara; literally "the Light-Maker". || 23