in one place; opposed to sarvatomukha or (the sacrificer) who
by shaving off his hairs, makes his scull, through its bald-
ness, resemble the face and thus becomes as it were ‘face
all over’ (according to the comm. of Sāyaṇa on Śatapa-
thabr. II. 6. 3. 16, which unmutilated runs thus: ayaṃśabda-
stvarthe . ayaṃ tu puruṣo yajamāno'nyatomukhaḥ . anyaśabda ekaśa-
bdaparyāyaḥ . anyata ekatra sthitameva mukhaṃ yasya sa tathoktaḥ . tasya
sarvatomukhatvasaṃpattimāha . sa etaditi . yadyasmātparitaḥ śiro
vartayate keśānvāpayati . etat . etena . alomakatvasāmyācchi-
rasaḥ prāntadeśā api mukhamiva bhavantīti sa yajamānaḥ sarvato-
mukho bhavati ..). E. anyatas and mukha.