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40-42. Should the ground with other features be of various colours, of various tastes, productive of seeds (i.e., fertile), redolent like musk by black-bees, it, containing (as it does) all the (good) features, should be purified (i.e., selected, for the purpose of erecting buildings on it) by all the leading architects.