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³ According to Jīva-gosvāmin this should be done, as shown by the architect Maya in building a wonderful hall for the Pāṇḍavas (for details, *see infra*, p. 247 and the writer's *Indian Architecture*, 1st Ed., pp. 166, 167, note 4).