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The assignment of the limbs of the Spirit of the site over the plots of all the forty-five deities is specified more elaborately in the *Samarāṅgaṇa-sūtradhāra* (XII, 22—24, XIII, 8—9, XIV, 2—32), *Mayamata* (VII, 50—54), *Śilparatna* (VII, 28—38), and the *Manushyālaya-chandrikā* (II, 29—31).

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Samarāṅgaṇasūtradhāra — Bhoja, Sanskrit
Mayamata — Maya, Sanskrit
Manuṣyālayacandrikā — Tirumaṅgalattu Nīlakaṇṭhan Mūssatu 1500, Sanskrit
Śilparatna — Śrīkumāra (Śilparatna) 1500, Sanskrit