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Two of his hands are in the attitude of granting a boon and of conferring security. In the remaining two hands he holds an antelope and a tabor or hand-drum. His limbs are also measured in the large ten *tāla* system. He is accompanied by the goddess Pārvatī (mountain-maid) who keeps standing or seated on his left side. The consort is measured in the middle ten *tāla*.