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80–82. (In the *Parama-śāyika* plan of eighty-one plots) there (should be) four lines at (each of the) four sides, thus making sixteen lines; there should be another twenty lines drawn from south to the extremity of north, and from east to the extremity of west, and four lines at the four corners.