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(70) ‘The accountant Liṅgana, son of . . . with devotion erected (a maṇṭapa of) 12 aṅkaṇas near the big aśvattha tree, in proximity to the Matsya-tīrtha, on the bank of the Arkapushkariṇī.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IV, Yedatore Taluq, no. 3; Transl., p. 52; Roman Text, p. 84.)