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13-16. In respect of form (lit., shape) and measure they (the crowns) are classified into the *Jaṭā*, *Mauli*, *Kirīṭa*, *Karaṇḍa*, *Sirastraka*, *Kuntala*, *Keśabandha*, *Dhammilla*, *Alaka*, *Chūḍaka*, and *Makuṭa*¹; and the three kinds of (plainer) diadems are known to be the *Patrapaṭṭa*, the *Ratna-paṭṭa*, and the *Pushpa-paṭṭa*.