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41-43. Equal to the height of the master, extending (from the foot) to the eye, the nostril (tip of the nose), the chin, the shoulder, the breast, the heart, the navel, and the sex organ: these should be the nine kinds of height (of the deities) in comparison with the measurement of the master.