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26-29. The height of the arch mentioned above should be divided into eight parts, of which the height of the pillar should be five parts, and the arch (proper) three parts; or of the nine parts of the height, the pillar should be six parts in height, or of the ten parts, the pillar should be seven parts and the remainders the arch (proper).