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The courtyard (prāṅkaṇa or prāṅgaṇa) is described (see v. 39-42). The adytum, the open quadrangle, and the upper storey, etc., are also described (v. 45-57). This section is closed with the statement that the description of śālās given above is but general characteristics (58).