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101-104. The images should be (made) likewise in the Śiva temple, especially in the (attached) pavilion; the image of the god Kāla (death) is said to be in the north, and the images of Kshetrapālas as well as of Kārtikeya (lit. six-faced) should be carved on the ascending steps at the base of the main edifice as also at the entrance of the side-tower (*karṇa-harmya*).