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Palaces are elaborately described (*M.*, XLI, 1-51 ; *see* under RĀJAHARMYA.) Buildings in general (called Vimāna in the *Mānasāra* and Prāsāda in the works quoted below) : The general description (*M.*, XVIII, 1-418) : They are used as residences of gods and men :