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88-91. Then beyond these deities he (the architect) should begin (with the corner plots of the fourth round) assigning Īśāna and Parjanya (to the north-east), Agni and Pūshan to the south-east, Pitṛi and Dauvārika to the plot in the south-west corner, and both Vāyu and Nāga are each the master of half a plot in the north-west corner.