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I. Three classes of buildings—Śuddha or pure, made of one material (lines 139, 140); Miśra or mixed, made of two materials (139, 140); and Saṁkīrṇa or amalgamated, made of three materials, namely, stone, brick and timber (139, 141); one material alone is especially recommended (142).