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85-88. The width of the stationary lamp-post should be (also) measured in the standard (*māna*) *aṅgula*: the nine kinds of width of the stationary lamp-post are said to begin from three or four standard *aṅgulas* and end at nineteen or twenty *aṅgulas*, the increment being by two *aṅgulas*.