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SATYA-DEVA—A son of Pitāmaha, a merchant by birth, who was the Kārāpaka (persons appointed to look after the construction of the temple, Kielhorn, Ind. Ant. vol. xix. pp. 62, note 53), selected by the goshṭhi to see this work (the erection of the temple of the goddess Kshemāryā). (Vasantagadh Inscrip. of Varmalata, v. 9, 8, Ep. Ind. vol. ix. pp. 192, 189).