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8–10. They (the thrones) are called the *Nityārchanāsana* (for daily worship) and the *Nityotsavāsana* (for daily festival); the throne for the special worship is called the *Viśeshāsana*, and for the great festival the *Mahotsavāsana*: these are said to be the four kinds of thrones fit for the gods.