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(56) ‘His wife (with various praises) Kallarasiyamma, had the shrine of the god Sidda-Mallikārjuna renewed, and having the whole (temple) strengthened, had the two domes built, and the plastering done, had a portico made to the front of the temple, erected a bhoga-maṇḍapa. . . and building a tower and a hall for the god, made a grant of land to provide for the offerings (specified).’—(*Ibid.*, Gubbi Taluq, no. 29; Roman Text, p. 41, middle; Transl., p. 23, line 6.)