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106. In order the wise (architect should fill in) the four sides knowing (i.e., assigning) those two (combined) plots for each of the deities (of the northern side).¹ 107-110. Charakī (demoness) is assigned to (no specified plot but to) the outside of the north-east corner (of the whole plan), (similarly) the rule (i.e., the place of assignment) for Vidārī is the outside of the south-east corner, and Pūtanā should be assigned to the outside of the south-west corner, and similarly Pāpa-rākshasī is placed to the outside of the north-west corner. Thus is described the *Chaṇḍita* plan.