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140-143. The pavilion for the cock-fight should be erected in the *Mṛiga* or the *Bhṛiṅgarāja* quarter; the courtyard of that pavilion should be fenced around by the interior; its width from end to end (lit., from bottom to top) should be one, two, three, four, or five cubits, and its depth (i.e., the height) should be two and a half cubits; it should be furnished with (cross) bars one and a half cubits (long).