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English translation with Jain terms preserved:
The city is filled with wealth and people, granted by the grace of Ṛṣabha. It contains Saṃkara, Lakṣmī, Hayagrīva, Cāmara, Vimala, Masakkaya, Śivasama temple, Vasamatī Sarvasiddhārtha, Śrī Śatrañjaya, Ketamāla-Indrakānta Nabhānandana, Aśoka, Bītaśoka, Viśoka, Śubhāloka, Alakatilaka, Nabhatilaka, Sagandharva, Muktāhāra, Animiṣa Divya, Agnijvālāpura, Garuḍjvālāpura, Śrīniketa, Jayaśrīnivāsapura, Ratnakuliśa, Variṣṭha, Viśiṣṭāśaya, Draviṇajaya, Sabhadra and Bhadrāśaya, Phenaśikhara, Gokṣīravarśikhara, Vairi-akṣobhya-śikhara, Giriśikhara, Dharaṇīdhāriṇī, Viśāla Sudarśanapura, Durgaya, Durddhara, Hārimāhendra, Vijayānāma and then Sugandhīnīpura and also Ratnāpura - these sixty cities, along with sixty crore villages, contented, delightful and auspicious (were protected by the Nāgarāja Dharaṇendra).
He became the beloved lord of the Vidyādharas, and remained affectionately attached to his well-wishers. In order to uplift the virtuous, the resolute Dharaṇendra went to his home after consulting those two.
The Arhantadevas are the ornaments of the universe, and Kāmadeva is the ornament of human beings.