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69-71 As an alternative (to the rampart), a ditch (lit., water-wall) may be made butting against the (enclosure) wall, where a pavilion-like structure (should be made); this structure is made with the intention of supplying a shelter to the guards, etc.: this (guard)-house should be of suitable dimensions; its width is also stated (to be of suitable measure).