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3-6. In a month of the northern (December 22 to June 21) or the southern (June 22 to December 21) solstice, in the bright or dark fortnight, on the most auspicious day, excepting the full moon (day) and the new moon (day), and at a very auspicious moment, in the morning the gnomon should be erected. Thereafter it should remain there till the evening.