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(4) Gārga-saṁhitā (Ms. R. 15, 96, Trinity College, Cambridge) has apparently three chapters on the subject of door: dimensions of door (dvāra-pramāṇa, fol. 57b, 68b, same as dvāra-māna of the Mānasāra); situation of door (dvāra-nirdeśa, chap. III, fol. 57a, corresponds more or less with dvāra-sthāna or position of door, of the Mānasāra); and height of the door-pillar (dvāra-stambhochchhrāya-vidhi, fol. 60b) there is no such separate chapter in the Mānasāra, although door pillars are occasionally described.

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Vṛddhagārgīyajyotiṣa — Garga, Sanskrit