The Seven hundred verses of praise to the Goddess narrates the Greatness of the Goddess in three episodes. The story begins with a king who is forced to flee for the forest because outsiders have infiltrated and corrupted his kingdom. In the forest, he comes upon a hermitage where he meets merchant who was forced to flee his home for the same reason. Together they approach the resident sage and ask what they should do. The sage begins to recount the Greatness of the Goddess.
Wherever Agni goes, the Vedic characters follow. He is born from the union of heaven and earth. Through this union, his soma-comprised body grows. He distributes earthly offerings to the Vedic characters and delivers divine treasures to those on earth who offer.
On the Eight types of treasure: Padma, Mahāpadma, Makara, Kacchapa, Mukunda, Nanda, Nīla, and Śaṅkha. Each treasure is described along with the fruits of their attainment.
