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the beginning from the north-east in the circumambulating way Āpavatsa, and Āpavatsa, each to a half-plot, and are also placed Savitra and Sāvitra each to a half-plot assigned to those deities (i.e., to the south-east); and in the next intermediate quarter (i.e., south-west) Indra and Indrarāja each to a half-plot, and Rudra and Rudrajaya are (each) the resident of a half-plot (in the north-west). Thus are stated (to be assigned) eight deities (in the corner plots of the third round).