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'C' is also interpolated and stands aloof, although it shows many striking coincidences with such parts of 'J' as do not agree with 'I.' Eggeling says (*Catalogue*, page 1154) "the volume ('C') was copied from two different manuscripts . . . this would account for certain repetitions, as well as for certain orthographic peculiarities (such as *yeka* for *eka*, *vuttara* for *uttara*), pointing to a Telegu source." That the original of 'C' was very damaged is clear from such marginal remarks of the copyist as "*Asmin sthale patrāṇi navāṇi nyūnāni*" (here are lost nine leaves).