The devotee who observes fast on the Caturdaśī day and reads that Saṃhitā under the Bilva tree is directly identified with Śiva and is worshipped by the gods.
The other Saṃhitās are no doubt the bestowers of the benefit of fulfilling all cherished desires. These two Saṃhitās are particularly excellent as they are full of divine sports and divine knowledge.
Vidyesha, and then the fierce (Roudra), Vainayaka (Ganesha), and the Aumika (the one associated with the syllable Om), the form of Rudra with ten faces (Dasha Rudra), Kailasa (the abode of Shiva), and the form with a hundred Rudras.
One crore (ten million) Rudras, thousands of Rudras, and likewise, the Vayaviya (air-related) Rudra, known by the name Dharma, are described in the Purāṇas in different ways.