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36-39. The *Jāti* courts (*prākāra*) should also be measured in cubit independently; (the width of) the first court (*śālā*) should be three cubits, and each of the five courts should be greater (than the preceding one) by two cubits, and there should be five series of measures for (each of) the smallest, the intermediate, and the largest types: thus should be made the *Jāti* courts.