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26-29. Therewithin (i.e., inside the theatre) the thrones, etc., should be arranged (in tiers) in the middle of the yard (lit., hall, *sabhā*, for *prapā*), that is, comprising all kinds of seats assigned for ordinary special, and occasional uses to the Chakravartin and the other classes of kings, as well as to the gods to be seated together with their consorts, as also for the accommodation of ordinary people (*jana*).