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48-50. The height of the *Nityārchana* throne (for daily worship) should begin from three *aṅgulas*, and end at nineteen *aṅjulas*, the increment being by two *aṅgulas*: these are said to be the nine kinds of height, and should be made in proportion to the breadth.