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64-67. The top of the enclosure (wall, *prākāra*), of which the distance (from the rampart) at the bottom should be one cubit, should be at a distance of six, eight, or twelve *aṅgulas* (from the top of the rampart); both the bottoms (of the enclosure wall and the rampart) should be fittingly fixed.