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177-178. The length should be multiplied by six in the *Saṁchita* class of buildings, by seven in the *Asṁchita* class of buildings, and by eight in the *Apasaṁchita* class of buildings, and the products (in all cases) should be divided by twelve; the remainders are said to be the *Āya*.