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Here in these inscriptions we have seen that the architects have many such titles, namely, Āchāri (no. 99, line 4, no. 100, line 8) ; Āchāriya (no. 100, line 7) ; Sarva-siddhi-Āchāri (no. 100, line 8) ; Sarva-siddhi-Āchārjya (-yya) (no. 114, line 2 f) ; Tri-bhuvanāchāri (no. 99, line 5) ; Añjanāchārya (no. 101, line 5); Devāchārya (no. 101, line 6); Ovajjā (= Ojhā, no. 114, line 4) ; Śile-mudda (?=śilā-marddaka or modaka, no. 114, line 1). The very same architects are again given the little of Sūtradhārī (nos. 99, line 3 ; no. 100, lines 4, 12).