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(28) ‘Those Brāhmaṇs, pleased with Bāsi-Seṭṭi, gave to his wife and children a large palanquin and a canopy (toraṇa) to descend to his children.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. vi, Chikmagalūr Taluq, no. 44; Transl., p. 39; Roman Text, p. 104.)