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163–164. The lute, the pipe (or reed), the *mṛidaṅga* (musical drum), together with the assemblies of many learned courtiers (*paṇḍita*), and so also should be carved the assemblies of the chiefs, kings, princes, ministers, priests, and the Brahmans.