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65-66. The long style (*paṭṭa*) at the end of the wall (*kudya*) should be of four parts, of which two parts should be the band (*bandhana*); the short style (or fillet, *kampa-paṭṭa*) should be one part and it should be attached at the region of the band (*bandha*).