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Then Kern finds fault with Colebrooke's rendering of Kapotapālikā and viṭaṅka (in his Amara-Kosha, quoted below) as 'dove-cot' and says "Colebrooke's error, strange to say, has been perpetuated in all dictionaries; the more reason now to draw attention to it." (J. R. A. S., N. S., vi. p. 320, note 2).