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(72) ‘Haridāsa-Rāūta, son of . . . set up in front of the god Prasanna-Mādhava of Beḷḷūr a festival (utsava) maṇṭapa, a pillar for lights (dīpa-māleya-kambha) and an altar for offerings (bali-pīṭha).’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IV, Nāgamaṅgala Taluq, no. 42; Transl., p. 124; Roman Text, p. 213.)