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(10) Suvarṇa-rajata-mañjyādi-nirmita-yajñopavīta-kathanaṁ, dig-bhedena deva-sthāpana-prakārādi, meru-dakshiṇa-sthita-hema-śilā-kathanādi cha—sacred thread of gold, silver, mañjī fibre, the cardinal points at which images of gods and goddesses are to be installed; qualities of (the stone-god called) Hema-śila (lit., golden stone) to be found to the south of the Meru mountain.