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(2) The barbarous form कर्मेस्य for कर्मण: is apparently due to the analogy of प्रस्तरस्य. This is intentionally left unemended in order to illustrate the ungrammatical style of the Mānasāra, which is elaborately discussed elsewhere, (*Indian Architecture* by the writer, pp. 199—214).