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129-133. The width of the stationary staircase should begin from one cubit and end at three cubits, the increment being by six *aṅgulas*; and the length of the stationary staircases should be of nine kinds beginning from two cubits and ending at four cubits, (and again), from three cubits to five cubits, the increment being by six *aṅgulas*.