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3. *Garuḍa-Purāṇa* (Chapter XLVII) has exactly the same general plan (vv. 1-20, 32-47), five shapes, five classes (v. 21-23), and forty-five kinds of buildings (vv. 24-32), but the wording is not identical. The fourth class is read Mālikā (v. 21) in the general description, but the name ' Maṇika ' (v. 30) is given later on—