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7-10. The width of the twelfth storey should be divided into twenty-eight parts; (of these) the great hall (*mahā-śālā*) should be ten parts, and the rest should be made as before: the *Pāñchāla* and the *Drāviḍa*, (thus described), are the smallest types in the twelve-storeyed buildings.