The five-petaled [mark] is disconnected, known as the "divine oblation." One who is wealthy and virtuous is proclaimed to be a [pure] being. Prosperity. Pr. Pa. 1 Likely an abbreviation for "Prakarana" (Chapter) or "Patra" (Leaf) 1.

Prosperity original: "Shri" — an auspicious invocation to the goddess of fortune used to begin sacred or scientific texts

Redness is produced [like] excellent grain sasya: crops or grain, implying a healthy, fertile color 2. This is your fire vahni: fire of the virtuous.
3: Property is brought... 2 Sagara A legendary king of the Solar dynasty in Hindu mythology appeared in truth.
The hands have the withdrawn barley-mark yava: a grain-shaped mark on the thumb or fingers, highly auspicious in palmistry, hair like the valvaja grass...
With sharp tikshna: sharp, acute, or intense doubt 3. Thus the later characteristics of the courageous are known.
Passion and existence; here there is auspicious existence... like the great Sagara.
[Like] a tiger vyaghra: tiger, proud as a young child (one) 46...
...following this, through chatter and harshness... the mother [is] auspicious...
...characteristics of the ankles... from Dashapura An ancient city, modern-day Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh, India...
...resembling the frog manduka: a frog in appearance, whose redness rakta: red or blood-colored [is like] water or barley...
The kankara bird 5... protecting the rows... the destroyer of the god of love...
The lotus-like [marks]... the son of the dense sandrapa: thick or dense one...
...the later characteristics... the throat... the mother [is] auspicious...
The prosperous era samvatam: a year or era, often referring to the Vikrama Samvat is reached; thus the rare story [concludes].