Manasara Series (I. A Dictionary of Hindu Architecture; II. Indian Architecture according to Manasara-Shilpashastra; III. Manasara on Architecture and Sculpture: Sanskrit Text; IV. Architecture of Manasara: Translation; V. Architecture of Manasara: Illustrations; VI. Hindu Architecture in India and Abroad; VII. An Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture) v6.c40.s28.24

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(23) *Mānopakaraṇa*—system of measurement, *M.*, II.
(24) *Māna-sūtrādi-lakshaṇa*—measuring strings, *M.*, II.
(25) *Nagarādi-vidhi*—towns, etc., *M.*, X.
(26) *Garbha-nyāsa-vidhi*—foundations, etc., *M.*, XII.
(27) *Eka-tala-vidhāna*—one-storeyed buildings, *M.*, XIX. (28–30) *Dvi-chaturtha-tala-vidhāna*—two- to four-storeyed buildings, *M.*, XX–XXII.
(31) *Kūṭādi-lakshaṇa*—finials; in the *Mānasāra* referred to in many places, e.g., Chapter XV, XIX–XXX, LX, LXX, etc. (32–39) *Pañcha-bhānu-bhūmi-vidhāna*—five- to twelve-storeyed buildings, *M.*, XXIII–XXX.
(40) *Trayodaśa-tala-vidhāna*—thirteen-storeyed buildings, and
(41) *Shoḍaśa-bhūmi-vidhāna*—sixteen-storeyed buildings, subjects of these two chapters (XL, XLI) are dealt with in *M.*, XXXIII.
(42) *Mūrdheshṭaka-vidhi*—the brick at the top; in the *Mānasāra* referred to in many places, e.g., XVIII, etc.
(43) *Prākāra-lakshaṇa*—courts, *M.*, XXXI.
(44) *Maṇṭa(-ḍa)pa-lakshaṇa*—pavilions, *M.*, XXXIV.
(45) *Gopura-lakshaṇa*—gate-houses, *M.*, XXXIII.