Is maximum size of CLOBs 65534 bytes in Reports 6 and 6i ?

The help files in our Oracle Reports Builder Tool says that
"For CLOBs, Forms has a size limitation of 65534 bytes."
I assume this size limitation also applies to Oracle "_Reports_", not just Oracle "_Forms_".
However, my boss wants a specific statement to this effect and the Reference Manual did not say anything about this. Can this sise limit of 65534 bytes be documented for "_Reports_"?
I myself would consider an answer to this question by someone who knows as sufficient documentation, too.
Thanks.

Follow-up
Tests by a staff member here showed a report printing a CLOB field with about 160,000 characters. They stopped testing at that point. So the limitation in the Reports help file on the size of the field does not apply to reports.

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