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Maṇḍapas are first divided into four classes— Deva-maṇḍapa, Snapana (bath)-maṇḍapa, Vṛisha (bull)-, Nandi-maṇḍapa, and Nṛitta (music)-maṇḍapa (vv. 96-97, 98-99) ; and further classified under epithets, Nandavṛitta, Śriyāvṛitta, Vīrāsana, Jayabhadra, Nandyāvarta, Maṇibhadra, and Viśāla (vv. 110-104).