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Cf. Eta cha sarva srāvita nigama-sabhāya nibadha cha phalakavāre charitrat ti—“and all this has been proclaimed in the guild-hall and has been written on boards according to custom.”
“Nigama-sabhāya, ‘in the guild hall,’ may also be translated ‘in the assembly of the traders.” Dr. Burgess.
(Kshatrapa Inscrip. no. 9, line 4, Arch. Surv. new Imp. series, vol. IV. pp. 102, 103, note 3 on page 103).