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68-73. He should be also decorated with other things such as garlands of *kiṁśuka* flowers, and with the tiger's skin over the back-bone; he should be furnished with the bee-shape two fillets on the forehead, and also with various leaves, creepers, and jewels; and he should be adorned with chowries on the sides of the ears and the body, and with anklets on the feet.