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40-42. Three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, or ten *aṅgulas* should be the width of the support (*bhāra*) by the shortest (or thinnest) part, but at the front, back and the spoke (*paṭṭikā*) part, it (the width) should be twice those (measures).