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"For passages in which the term maṇḍapikā occurs, compare Ep. Ind. vol. I. p. 114, line 27; p. 173, line 6 (Sīyaḍoṇi-śatka-maṇḍapikā); p. 175, line 19; p. 177, lines 29 and 30; p. 179, line 45; p. 262, line 3 (pattana-maṇḍapikā); Ind. Ant. vol. XIV. p. 10, col. 2 (Śrī-pathāstha-maṇḍapikā); Journ. As. soc. Beng. vols. LV. part I, p. 47, IV. p. 48, and V.; Bhāvnagar Inscrip. p. 205, line 7. Śulka-maṇḍapikā occurs, e.g., in Bhavnagar Inscrip. p. 158 f., lines 10, 15 and 18. The meaning of maṇḍapikā is suggested by the Marāṭhi māṁḍavī, a custom house." Prof. Kielhorn.