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Agastya, one of the seven sages whose images are represented in twelve-storeyed buildings, 281; image of, 567; measured in seven *tāla*, 567; his bright green complexion, 567; yellow garments, 568; two arms, two eyes, 568; large belly, brownish, full and befitting crooked shape, 568; *jaṭā* and *juṭa* matted hair, 568; sacred thread and upper garment, holding a book in one hand and a staff in the other, 568; in a sitting or erect posture in a worshipping pose, 568, 569, 633.