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 1 12|   which is one, two, three, four, five, ten, twenty, thirty,
 2 16|    beryl. There are some of four gems, viz. gold, silver,
 3 16|     and others, two, three, four, or five yoganas in circumference;
 4 17|     of the companies of the four Maharagas who dwell on the
 5 21|   blowing everywhere in the four quarters. And they shake
 6 21|     on them, they sink down four inches; if one raises one'
 7 21|     s foot, they rise again four inches. When the time of
 8 21|     again everywhere in the four quarters, and scatter down
 9 41| seven kinds of gems, having four angles, four pillars, four
10 41|   gems, having four angles, four pillars, four doors, four
11 41|  four angles, four pillars, four doors, four stairs; and
12 41|   four pillars, four doors, four stairs; and the son of that