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(77) ‘Built a brick enclosure for the temple, erected a kalaśa to it, and a wooden raṅga-maṇṭapa, in front, had the whole plastered,’ . . . —(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. V, Part I, Arsikere Taluq, no. 8; Transl., p. 115, line 6 f.; Roman Text, p. 263, line 9.)