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92-94. The height of the crown of the kings being divided into twenty-six parts, the height of the ploughshare-like fillet (*phāla-paṭṭa*) should be five parts, the crest (*chūḍa*) a half of that (i.e., two-and-a-half parts); the height of the ear (*pura*) should be five parts, and the height of (lit., width) of the bottom (i.e., lower portion) six parts.