The Hindu Temple v2.c13.s1.82

v2.c13.s1.82

Besides these, ch. LVI. 105, shortly describes another Sarvatobhadra temple, of a ‘mixed’ type (Miśraka Prāsāda) whereas in ch. LXI, 56-61, Sarvatobhadra is one of the ‘rhythms of the floor’ (talacchanda), one of the ground plans of a Drāviḍa temple, whose walls, divided into 28 parts have a Śālā of eight parts in the centre, on each of its two sides are two Kūṭas, each of three parts, and between each two projections is a recess (salilāntara) of two parts. This applies to a temple without inner ambulatory (Nirandhāra); the proportions of the Sāndhāra-talacchanda are not specified in ch. LXI.