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383-385. The dome-nail (*stūpi-kīla*) should be brought in, and be placed upon the edifice; on the side or top of the edge (*pālikā*) and nose (*nāsikā*) a jewel-pit should be dug, and the nail (*kīla*) should be placed thereon facing the east.