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5–8. If the master do not do the proper respect (to the artists) out of one reason or another (lit., combination of reasons, *yoga*, also fraud) he will fall down as long as the earth and the moon exist; but if he does the aforesaid respect he becomes like a king and attains all prosperity, desirable things, and success.