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(11) ‘Toḍakināra used to call her “sister” but the year after festival he said to her—if we live together in one maṭham the people may scoff, so you had better have this one to yourself and I will make the eight tenants of the land build a separate one for me in the West.’ In this passage ‘maṭha’ apparently means an ordinary ‘dwelling house.’—(Toḍakināra Paḍḍana, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. xxiii, p. 99, para. 14; *see also* paras. 3, 7, 8, 13, 15, and pp. 96–97.)