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62-65. Seven, six, five, and four parts should be the measures at the joints of the arm; of the twelve parts width of the foreface the width at the middle and the front portions should be respectively three and nine; and the length thereof (i.e., of the foreface) and of the middle and the front portions should be respectively six, six, and four.