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The four fingers (beginning with the fore-finger) are each divided into three parts and the thumb into two parts.
108. The portion between the roots of fore-finger and thumb . . . . . 3 parts.
109. Its thickness . . . . . 2
110. Thence to wrist .... .... 4½
111. Thickness of the portion below the thumb . . . . . 2½
112. Its width . . . . . 3
113. Breadth of heel .... .... 4
114. Its thickness . . . . . 3
115. Its fore-part . . . . . 1 part and 2 yavas.
116. Interior of palm .... .... 2 parts.
117. Its width .... .... 4 yavas.