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15-17. Of the same (height of thirty-one parts) the (second) base above the edifice should be one part and a half; the small pillar above that should be five parts, and it (the roof) should be furnished with the side-tower (*karṇa-harmya*), etc., and the rest should be made as before; this is the third kind of two-storeyed buildings.