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154–155\. The height (of the door) being divided into six parts, the base (*vedikā*) is said to be of one part, the pillar (*pāda*) two parts, the head (*śiras*) two parts, and the cupola (*śikhā*) the rest (i.e., one part): these should be made as aforesaid.