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There is one other point, which deserves special notice. In the *Matsya-purāṇa* eighteen professors² of the science of architecture are mentioned, namely, Bhṛigu, Atri, Vasisḥṭha, Viśvakarman, Maya, Nārada, Nagnajit, Viśālāksha, Purandara, Brahman, Kumāra, Nandiśa (Śiva), Śaunaka, Garga, Vāsudeva, Aniruddha, Śukra and Vṛihaspati. Of these eighteen professors, Garga, Maya, Viśvakarman, Vasisḥṭha

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Matsyapurāṇa — Vyāsa, Sanskrit