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(14) ‘Having thirty-two velāma, eighteen cities, sixty-four yoga-pīṭhas, and āśramas at the four points of the compass.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. vii, Shikarpur Taluq, no. 118; Transl., p. 86, last para., line 6.)