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(34) "Hail! There is no excommunication (balligavārte = bahishkāra, Mr. Venkaṭ Raṅgo Kaṭṭi) of the skilful people (binnaniġalā, those who are conversant with painting or architecture, Sanderson's Canarese Dictionary) of the world who have attained the favour (of the god), having given the paṭṭa (a patent, royal grant or order) called mūme-perjeṟepu (and) the name of Tribhuvanāchārya to Śrī-Guṇḍa, whose (observance of the) established rules of conduct was unimpeded, the Sūtra-dhārī who made the temple of the queen of Vikramāditya (II, of the Western Chalukyas), the favourite of the world; (and there is) immunity (parihāra) to the others who united themselves with the guilty man (doshika)." (Sanskrit & Old Canarese Inscrip. no. 99, lines 1-7, Ind. Ant. vol. x. p. 164, notes 6-10).