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(3) Kārite vīra-Ballāḷa-paṭṭana-svāmināmūnā। Nāgena Pārśva-devāgre nṛitya-raṅgāśma-kuṭṭime। “By Nāga, the Vīra-Ballāḷa-paṭṭana-svāmi, were built the dancing-hall and terrace of Pārśva Deva.” Nṛitya-raṅgamumaṁ mādisida—“and in front of the basadi of Kamaṭha Pārśva Deva stone pillars and a dancing hall” were made. (Ep. Carnat. vol. II. no. 130, Roman text, p. 99, lines 1-4; Transl. p. 178, para 1).