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55-58. The width of the (partition) walls between the courts from the first (i.e., the innermost) to the seventh is stated to begin from one *daṇḍa* and end at four *daṇḍas*, the increment being by half a *daṇḍa*; but according to some, the increment should be by one cubit (i.e., a quarter *daṇḍa*) and the seven varieties of width should end at two *daṇḍas* and a half.