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DEHA-LABDHĀṄGULA—(see under Aṅgula)—A measure equal to one of the equal parts into which the whole height of the statue of a god (or of the master and sometimes of the sculptor too) is divided according to the tāla measures. This is employed in measuring the sculptural objects like the image of a god or man.