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84-85. The five kinds of height (of the spire) over the seventh storey should begin from three spans less one-fourth (i.e., thirty-three *aṅgulas*) and end at three and three-fourths spans (i.e., forty-five *aṅgulas*), (the increment being by three *aṅgulas*).