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24-26. With the length exceeding the breadth by not more than one-sixth, yellowish in colour, possessing the fig tree (ficus infectoria), with declivity towards the east, and sour in taste: such a site is auspicious and the source of all success to the Vaiśyas (lit. the merchant class).