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The mouldings of the part between the entablature and base, that is, the capital and the shafts, are, as described above, called Daṇḍa (v. 56), Maṇḍi (v. 57), Kaṇṭha, (v. 58), Kumbha (v. 58), Phalakā (v. 58), Vīra-kaṇṭha (v. 59), and Potikā (v. 60).