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(23) ‘Built a beautiful stone temple with the toraṇa-gate and the surroundings walls. Having provided the temple with a flower-garden, kitchen, pond, suitable environs, musical instrument (two named) and ornaments (some named) . . .’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. X, Kolar Taluq, no. 132 ; Roman text, p. 54 ; Transl., p. 49.)