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(2) ‘And on the top of the rock to the south of the Badra tank of that mountain, Ganeyana Māra had the Pārśva-Jina vasati erected. This Jogavaṭṭige basadi, may it endure as long as sun and moon, protected by the pañcha-mahā-śabda (five words for Jain obeisance), and by unnumbered others.’