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(14) “ Keep whatever you have obtained from the paddy lands and dry fields, together with the waste land, the firewood, leaves, decay of the basadi house and so forth, belonging to the endowments of Gommaṭa deva, Kamaṭha Pārśva deva, Śrī-vallabha deva of Bhaṇḍāraiya's basadi, and principal basadis. (No. 137 c., Transl. p. 183).