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⁴ See the writer's Dictionary, under *Utsedha*. When a large number of absolute measures are prescribed for the one and the same object, the right proportion is selected by the test of six formulas technically called, āya, vyaya, ṛiksha, yoni, vāra, and tithi or aṁśa (see details in the writer's Dictionary under Shaḍ-varga).