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“There are eighteen carved pillars, each of 9′ 9″ high, supporting the dome of the outer hall or the ardha-maṇḍapa, which affords an area of 16′ 3″ inside for loungers and devotees to rest in.”
(Ibid. vol. xxiii. p. 135).