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(28) "To the thousand of Gautamagrāma were given three śālās (halls or public rooms) to continue as long as moon and stars." Śāle or śālā in the sense of a hall or house has been used in this inscription more than twenty-five times. (Ep. Carnat. vol. viii. Shikarpur Taluq, no. 45 (bis), Transl. pp. 49, 50; Roman text, pp. 97-98).