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67-69. As an alternative, the long style (*paṭṭa*) may be of one part, the lotus inside it should be of half a part, the short style (*kampa*) should be made of half a part, and the corner band is stated to be of one part. The lotus is (generally) fixed at the centre, but it would be immaterial if it be attached at the end.