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⁴ See the writer’s *Encyclopaedia*, under *Utsedha*. When a large number of absolute measures are prescribed for the one and the same object, the right proportion is selected by the test for the six formulas technically called, *āya*, *vyaya*, *riksha*, *yoni*, *vāra*, and *tithi* or *aṁśa* (see details in the writer's *Encyclopaedia* under *Shaḍ-varga*).