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² The *sālokyādi-chatushṭaya* is also mentioned in the *Bhāgavata-purāṇa*, IX, 4, 67. The literal meaning of the four terms in question is : dwelling in the same world (viz. as the deity), dwelling in the vicinity (of the deity), being in conformity with (the deity), and being united with (the deity).