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(32) " Born in the family of Viśvakarma, the architect of the three worlds, Viśvanātha—the son of Basavāchāriya, who was the son of Voḍeyappaya considered to be the jagad-guru—engraved it." (Ep. Carnat. vol. v. part I, Channarayapatna Taluq, no. 187, Transl. p. 207).