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¹ In the Oriental Mss. Lib., Madras, there are two fragmentary Mss. ascribed to Agastya (Cat. vol. XXII. nos. 13046, 13047). They deal with astrological matters bearing upon architecture. In the same library (Cat. vol. XXII no. 13058) there is a large Ms. of 429 pages of 25 lines to a page of paper 13½'' 8: two large portions of this compilation are ascribed to Agastya.