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⁵ The building which resembles the innermost temple is that at Ranpur in Godwar District of the Jodhpur territory. Its dimensions are nearly the same, 200 feet by 225 feet; like this, it has five spires similarly disposed and four open courts; and at Ranpur, as here, there are a certain number of snake figures.