Matsyapurana 97.8

97.8

śāntamīśānabhāge tu namaskāreṇa vinyaset
karṇikāpūrvapattre tu sūryasya turagānnyaset //

On Sunday night, the devotee, after feeding good Brâhmaṇas, should draw a lotus of twelve petals with red sandal. To the east of it he should place, after salutations, the Sun (Sûrya), to the south-east Divâkara, to the south Vivasvâna, to the south-west Bhaga, to the west Varuṇa, to the north-west Mahendra, to the north Âditya, to the north-east Śânta. In the forepart of the lotus, the horses of the Sun should be inscribed, in the south the Âryamâ Devas, in the west Mârtaṇḍa, and on the northern petal Ravi Bhâskara on the pericarp of the lotus.—5-9.