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47-50. All such buildings should be furnished in the four quarters with pinnacles (*kūṭa*), attic pavilions (*śālā*), vestibules (*nāsikā*), and windows (*pañjara*), etc.; and then (again) all those buildings mentioned above should be suitably furnished with various theatre-like courtyards (*raṅga*), and verandahs and balconies (*alinda*).