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(19) “In front of the basadi of Nokkijabbe, the family goddess of her husband Vira-Śāntara, she had a makara-toraṇa’ made.” (Ep. Carnat. vol. viii. part I, Nagar Taluq, no. 47, Transl. p. 151, para 2.)