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80-82. The number of gold pieces in the *Paṭṭa* crown of the king *Maṇḍaleśa* in the three types ending at (i.e., including the smallest, the intermediate and) the largest type is said to begin from two hundred gold pieces and end at six hundred, the increment being by two hundred.