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7-10. The width of the edifice should be divided into seventeen equal parts, (of these) the side-pinnacle (*karṇa-kūṭa*) should be one part, and the corridor between the chains (*hārā*) should be one part; the antechamber (*anu-śālā*) should be two parts, and the corridor (*antarālaka*) thereof half of that; and the large hall (*mahā-śālā*) should be made of seven parts in these buildings.