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¹ Rām Rāz, *Essay*, pp. 58—61; plates XXXVI—XLII. This term in Prākrit form (*duārasohā*) occurs in the *Mṛichchhakatika* (ed. STENZLER), p. 72, l, 13, in the description of Vasantasenā's palace (Act V) which is divided into seven courts.

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Mṛcchakaṭika — Śūdraka, Sanskrit