History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c51.50.7

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II. 3. 6 and Sāyaṇa thereon, but Āśv. I. 2. 26 seems to be opposed to this. Outside the sadas just opposite the āgnīdhra shed to the south is prepared the mārjālīya²⁵⁶⁸ shed which is half inside the great vedi and half outside to the south and in the midst there is the mārjālīya seat made by the adhvaryu facing the south. The mārjālīya shed has a door facing the north. When all these several sheds and seats are got ready the adhvaryu and spectators have to enter and leave the great vedi by a route between the cātvāla pit and the utkara or between the cātvāla and the āgnīdhra shed and according to some on the day on which soma is pressed spectators may move about anywhere (Āp. XI. 13. 10-11).