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(39) "The nāga (i.e., the cobra on the slab on which the inscription is incised) has been made by Naṭaka (Nartaka), the pupil of the Āchāriya (i.e., Āchārya) Idomorā (Indramayūra) of the town of Saṁjayanti." "Āchārya—probably means Master-(mason), i.e., Sthapati."