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It does not, therefore, seem unreasonable to suppose that in the compilation of the treatise named *Mayamata*, whether by Gaṇṇamāchārya as stated in the colophon, of Ms. no. 13038, Oriental Manuscripts Libary, Madras. Catalogue, volume XXII, page 8763) or by some body else, the *Mānasāra* has been largely drawn upon.