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138-139. The cornice (*karṇa*) above should be of three parts, and the one part above that being divided into three parts should be (equally) given to the fillet (*kampa*), the cyma (*padma*), the circle (*vṛitta*); and the small corona (*kapotaka*) should be of two parts.