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43-45. Of this (i.e., *Īśvara-kānta*) building (too), the lower parts (i.e, bottom) should be made as before; it should be furnished with four doors and a portico (*bhadra*) made of one part; and its plinth, etc., should be furnished in order: this is called the *Īśvara-kānta*.