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90-91. (As an alternative), the height (of the spires) over the storeys from the first to the ninth should end at twenty-eight *aṅgulas*, consisting of one span (i.e., twelve *aṅgulas*) at the bottom (first storey), and the increment being by two *aṅgulas* (instead of three).