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169-171. With reference to breadth, etc., of the aforesaid buildings should be considered the formulas of *Āya* (increase), *Vyaya* (decrease), *Yoni* (source), *Nakshatra* (planet), *Vāra* (day), and *Aṁśa* (part) or *Tithi*; these are known as the set of the six formulas by those conversant with the *Āya* and other formulas.