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25–27. The breadth should begin from nineteen *aṅgulas* and end at thirty-five *aṅgulas*, the increment being by two *aṅgulas*: these nine kinds consisting of (three in each of) the smallest, and the other (i.e., intermediate, and the largest) sizes are stated to be given to the thrones for the special festival (*mahotsava*).