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(4) ˙With myriads of people, practices of virtue, agreeable occupations, streams of the (nine) sentiments, pleasure-gardens, separated lovers, splendid tanks, full lotus beds, gilded boats for spring festivals, *ghaṭika-sthānas*(?), the supports of dharmma and mines of enjoyment . . . did the Kuntala-deśa shine.’—(*Ibid.*, no. 197, Transl., p. 127, first para, last seven lines; Roman Text, p. 214, line 30.)