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138-142. The projection of the cyma (*padma*) will be considered (here): the projection of the cyma should be equal to its height; or greater by one-fourth, half, or three-fourths; or twice; as an alternative the above mentioned proportions may be applied in cubit measure also; (in all cases) the projection of the cyma should be symmetrical to the height of the pedestal.