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129-131. Of the aforesaid measures, the smaller varieties should be employed in the chariots of the gods the Brahmans, and the kings for fighting and mock-fighting, the intermediate varieties (of the chariots) for daily use (lit., festival), and the larger varieties (of the chariots) of the gods and kings for some special occasion (lit., great festival).