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(3) “He set out for the city of the Pallava Kings, together with his guru Vīraśarmmā, desiring to be proficient in pravachana, entered into all *religious centres* (ghaṭikā-sthāna) and (so) became a quick (or ready) debater (or deputant).” (Ibid. no. 176, Transl. p. 113, para, last but one).