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Their plans (lines 12–91, see under Vimāna-lakshaṇa). The three styles and their characteristic features (92–105) are given under Nāgara, Drāviḍa and Vesara. The description of the towers and domes (106–137, see under Stūpi). The building materials are stone, brick, timber and iron (138).