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(J) This belongs to the Government of Madras. It is referred to in Aufrecht, part I, page 452, and in Taylor I, 71, no. 1987. It consists of 12 *Cadjan* (palm) leaves of the size 12¼" by 1¾". Each page contains 8 lines. It is written in Grantha character. Neither the date of the manuscript nor the name of the copyist is given. Many leaves are missing and more are so injured that it is impossible to make out the contents. The last page contains in the middle the colophon of Chapter XLVII. The comparison has to be given up after a few lines of Chapter XLVI (Toraṇa).