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21-23. The nine kinds (of breadth) as before (i.e., consisting of three types, the smallest, etc.,) should begin from one hundred and twenty-three *daṇḍas* and end at one hundred and thirty-nine *daṇḍas*, the increment being by two *daṇḍas*: this should be the breadth of the palace of the *Paṭṭadhara* (class of kings); the length (thereof) should be as (i.e., in accordance with the proportions) stated before.