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8-11. In the morning of the following day the architect accompanied by a girl or putting the sacrificial things collected (overnight) on a plate in the hand of a courtesan wearing gold and other ornaments, and himself holding the same plate with his left hand, should offer, reciting (proper) incantation, these things, by throwing them (severally) with his right hand.