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‘Basadi’ in the sense of Jaina temple is of frequent use in the volumes of *Ep. Carnat.* Its Sanskrit form is, of course, ‘vasati’ an instance of which should be noticed in the passage quoted above.—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. XII, Pavugada Taluq, no. 52; Transl., p. 125, line 2; Roman Text, p. 206 f.)