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 1 2|     arms in length and one in width, which had an iron hoop
 2 3|       to occupy in length and width the same space as the five:
 3 3|    much as mentioned above in width, not including the space
 4 5| alongside each other by their width and not length, they would
 5 6|      be thirty arm lengths in width and six hundred thirty (
 6 6|       would occupy the entire width of the encampment)) and
 7 6|      which is occupied by the width of the Cross Way, I would
 8 6|     noted that whenever I say width, I mean from south to north,
 9 6|   space twenty arm lengths in width and ten in length. And in
10 6|       in length and thirty in width so that they should be on
11 6|     lengths long and sixty in width: so that with the width
12 6|       width: so that with the width divided, each quarters would
13 6|     for length and thirty for width. And as there would be ten