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103-105. In the western side Varuṇa is assigned to the two (combined) plots (immediately) to the south of the (same) middle line (as runs west to east through the whole plan) and two (combined) plots (to the south of this) are (reserved) for Pushpa-danta ; similarly to the north (of the middle line) are assigned (respectively) the Lord of Śosha and of Roga to two (combined) plots each.