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IV. The same are otherwise called Saṁchita (line 10), Asaṁchita (line 10) and Apasaṁchita (line 11) respectively. These classes of buildings also refer to the postures of the idols, namely erect, sitting and recumbent respectively. But the details of these postures are reserved for a subsequent chapter.