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69-71. The rope-marker should make the rope (*rajju*) with the split husk of cocoanut, with the *kuśa*-grass (poa cynosuroides), the bark of the banyan tree, silk cotton, and *kiṁśuka* (butea frondosa) thread, bark of the palm tree, and *ketaka* (pandanus odoratissimus), or with any other suitable bark.