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72-74. The nine kinds of width, consisting of three in each of the smallest and other types, of the abacus (*phalakā*)-post (*daṇḍa*) at the bottom, are said to begin from one *aṅgula* and end at five *aṅgulas*, the increment being by half an *aṅgula*.