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96-98. Or, (to be clear), in the Vishṇu temple, the image of the god Janārdana should be at the neck (*gala*) part in the east; in the south should be the image of Vāmana (dwarf Krishṇa) or of Nara-siṁha (man-lion); (the image of) Keśava is said to be in the west, and of Śrīdhara in the north.