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(12) ‘He built a small basti on the lower hill; repaired three bastis at the north gate, (and) the Maṅgāyi basti, repaired the Hagalaya (a village to the south of Śrāvaṇa Beḷgola)-basti, and made gifts for supplying food in one.’—(No. 134; Roman Text, p. 100; Transl., p. 179.)