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The dimensions of houses in general (lines 6–13) : the breadth of a house is said to be of five kinds, from two or three daṇḍas (4 or 6 yards) to ten or eleven daṇḍas (20 or 22 yards). The length may be equal to, 1¼, 1½, 1¾, or twice of, the breadth.