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deserving of notice. They are approached by a good stone stair case, which leads down to rooms of various sizes at different levels. In these are shrines, liṅgas, baths, and pedestals, the latter apparently for yogāsana."
(Ep. Carnat., vol. XI, Introduct. p. 31-32).