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“He got this school made here, magnificent in its splendour and handsome, as it were, made by the Creator after his own will, in which he placed the three principal gods. This school shines forth like Manovatī (a mythical town on mount Meru) joined by Brahman; here there are scholars born in various lands.”
“To judge by the description of it, the Śālā must have been an establishment of some importance.”