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45–47. The nine kinds of height consisting of (three in each of) the smallest, and the other sizes should begin from one *aṅgula*, and end at nine *aṅgulas*, the increment being by one *aṅgula*: these are the (nine kinds of) height (of the seats) for personal use³: they are made in proportion to the (respective) breadth.