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27 30. The *śāla* (sal), *jambuka* (rose apple tree), *sāra* (pithy trees) *sarala* (a kind of pine tree), *vakula* (Misusops Elengi), *arjuna*, *madhūka* (Aśoka tree), *tintriṇī* (tamarind tree), *barbura* (trees), *vyāghrī* (tiger tree), *kshīriṇī* (milk tree), *khādira* (Acacia catechu) *krikara*, *kritamāla* (Cassia fistula), and *śamī* (Mimosa suma): with these timbers¹, the wheels, etc., should be made with due consideration to their strength.