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The important points relating to this historical treatise are well worth noticing. First its date is pretty certain, secondly it mentions the *Matsya-Purāṇa*, and lastly it contains a list of forty-five buildings, classified under five headings, bearing titles and giving details which correspond exactly to the lists and titles discovered in many important treatises.¹