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(8) ‘ In the presence of these gods, setting up the stone images (śilā-pratimā) of the crowned queen Lakshmīvilāsa, the lawful queen Kṛishṇavilāsa, and the lawful queen Rāmavilāsa, together with my own.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IV, Chāmarajnagar Taluq, no. 86; Transl., p. 11, para. 3; Roman Text, p. 18, para. 1, last three lines.)