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(3) ‘And (he) presented the land to Amareśvara-tīrtha-Śrīpāda, for a chhatra (perhaps by slip Mr. Rice puts in chatra, because in the text, the reading is chhatra) in connexion with this maṭha, providing for 1 yati, 4 Brāhman pilgrims, and 2 cooks, altogether 7 persons, from the proceeds of cultivating the land.’