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‘Raṅgai-Nāyakayya, in order to endow the stone masīti (mosque) (kalla-masītiya-deva-sthānakke), which Bābu Seṭṭi had erected in the inner street of Sindaghaṭṭa, made a grant for it of the village of Śivapura and Habiba’s house.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. iv, Krishṇarājapeṭ Taluq, no. 72; Transl., p. 111, Roman Text, p. 183.)