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‘The following miscellaneous gifts (for articles of furniture) to Ranganatha are enumerated in the inscription :—A garland of emeralds (v. 4), a crown of jewels (v. 5), a golden image of Śesha (v. 6), a golden arch (v. 9), a pearl garland (v. 11), a canopy of pearls (v. 12), different kinds of golden fruits (v. 13), a golden car (v. 14), a golden trough (v. 15), a golden image of Garuḍa (v. 16), a golden under-garment (v. 17), a golden aureola (v. 18), a golden pedestal (v. 19), ornaments of jewels (v. 24), a golden armour (v. 25), golden vessels (v. 28), and a golden throne (v. 29).’—(Ranganatha inscrip. of Sundarapandya, *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. III, p. 11.)