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(1) “In a discourse on dharmma in an assembly held in the porch or terrace (dehāra), the chaplain . . . . . set up a god in the name of their father.” (Ep. Carnat. vol. v. part I, Arsikere Taluq, no. 123, Transl. p. 167, para 2, line 4).