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102-104. Within those (walls) the measure of width of the first (court) should begin from four cubits and be increased by one cubit to forty cubits in the largest type; the five series of dimensions for (each of) the five (courts) ending at the extreme boundary wall are stated by the learned (architects) to be considered in the smallest, (intermediate, and largest) sizes in order.