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¹ Egg. Catalogue, p. 1129. A treatise bearing the same title was published by the Veṅkaṭeśvara Press, Bombay, in Saṁvat 1952, Śaka, 1817, another at Benares in 1888. The same treatise is stated to have been translated into Bhāshā under the title *Pālārāma Vilāsa* by Mukula Śaktidhara Śarmā, at Lucknow, in 1896. In the Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras, there is a MS. bearing the title *Viśvakarmīya-Śilpa-Śāstram* (Catalogue, Vol. XXI, no. 13057).