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But the contents of the chapter, in reality, do not expressly describe any of the groups of deities in question. The first part deals with the various kinds of comparative measurements already discussed at the beginning of Chapter LV on the Jain deities. The second part elaborately describes the rules of the *āyādi-shad-varga*, which have been repeatedly mentioned whenever a variety of measurements was suggested for any particular object.