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‘He made petition at the feet of Vidyāraṇya Śrī-pāda, representing that in Śṛiṅgapura, in (connexion with) the dharmapīṭha (or religious throne) established by Śaṅkarāchāryya, there must be a maṭha and agrahāra.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. VI, Śṛiṅgeri Jagir, no. II; Roman Text, p. 195, line 12 f.; Transl., p. 95, last para.)