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¹ These ten kinds are named, it should be noticed, after the historic places, well marked in the ancient geography of India, which cover the whole length and breadth of the continent. The topography of these places is described elsewhere (pp. 173–174). For the architectural details of these buildings see the writer's *Dictionary* under these ten terms. The description of the twelfth storey is given under Dvādaśatala.