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270-271. Those (ancients) recognised (the custom) of offering sacrifices (on the occasion of undertaking an architectural operation) to Brahman (i.e., the Spirit of the site) and all the other deities, (therefore) devotional offerings should be made to all the deities assigned to their respective plots (of the ground-plan)¹.