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The titles, Chāri and Āchāri, are frequently met with as the surnames of stone masons or engravers of Copperplates or other Śāsanas in the Epigraphia Carnatica of Mr. Rice and also in the South Indian Inscriptions edited by Prof. Hultzsch and Venkkāyya: compare the following: