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The limbs of the Sālokya class of great men are measured in the largest type of the nava-tāla system (line 9). The Sāmipyas are measured in the smallest type of the daśa-tāla system (line 10). The Sārūpyas are measured in the intermediate type of the daśa-tāla system (line 11). And the Sāyujyas are measured in the largest type of the daśa-tāla system (line 12).—(For details of these measures, *see* TĀLA-MĀNA.)