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54-56. The Sakala (plan) is recommended (for buildings) for the workship of gods and preceptors, for sacrifices with fire, for the seat (i.e., sitting room) and daily dinner (i.e., dining room,) of sages, and for the usual ancestral worship (e.g., *śrāddha*, etc.).