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42-44. The same with a pinnacle (*kūṭa*) over the central hall (*madhya-śālā*) and especially on its side, and with the chain (*hārā*) equal in breadth to the pinnacle (*kūṭa*), is called the *Satya-kānta*, the rest being made as before.