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² These epithets of the *Chaṇḍita* and the *Parama-śāyika* plans seem to be used as general terms in order to ascertain the subsequent odd and even number of plans in the way elucidated in the following note: it should be noted that the technical name of the first (odd number) plot is *Sakala* (line 2), but the next even number is called *Pechaka*, not *Nishkala*.