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211-213. The nine kinds (cf width), consisting of three in each of the smallest and the other two types, should begin from one cubit and end at forty-eight *aṅgulas* (i.e., two cubits), the increment being by three *aṅgulas* : these should be the width of the nests for the musked cat (deer)².