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aṅguṣṭhe padagulphajānujaghane nābhau ca vakṣaḥstane kakṣākaṇṭhakapoladantavasane netrālike mūrdhani /
śuklāśuklavibhāgato mṛgadṛśāmaṅgeṣvanaṅgasthitī- rūrdhvādhogamanena vāmapadagāḥ pakṣadvaye lakṣayet //

In the thumb, foot, ankle, knee, hips, navel, breast, / armpit, throat, cheek, lips, eyes, forehead, and head— / by the division of the bright and dark fortnights, one should observe the stations of Anaṅga in the limbs / of fawn-eyed women moving upward and downward on the left side during the two fortnights.