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| Plate no. | Figure | Description |
| CLVI | First type | Large ten *tāla*, in which measures of one hundred and fifty-four parts (limbs) of the body is given. It is used in measuring superhuman deities, including Buddha, Jina, etc |
| | Second type | Nine *tāla*, used in measuring goddesses, sages, demons, etc. |
| | Third type | Eight *tāla*, used in measuring sages, devotees ordinary human beings, etc |
| | Fourth type | Seven *tāla*, used in measuring sages, demigods, females, etc. |
| | Fifth type | Six *tāla*, used in measuring the tiger, etc. |