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(79) ‘(On the date specified), all the Brāhmaṇas of the immemorial agrahāra Brāhma-samudra, agreeing among themselves, and going to the prabhu-maṇṭapa (pabu-maṇṭapadalli) and seating themselves, Dāmoja, son of the carpenter Mādiyoja, having worshipped their feet and presented 5 pa, they granted to him a rent-free estate (specified).’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. vi, Kaḍūr Taluq, no. 57; Transl., p. 12; Roman Text, p. 38–39).