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68-69. The sculptor versed in the rules (of sculpture) should make the face of three parts: it should be smiling at the end (corner) of the eyes; the mind (sentiment, *mati*) should be expressive (on the face); otherwise it should be befitting to the king (of birds, i.e., *Garuḍa*).