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(16) ‘In the antarāla (or interior) they erected a most beautiful raṅga-maṇṭapa, and a fine chandra-śāle (or upper storey) according to the directions given by the King Timendra.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. XII, Pavugada Taluq, no. 46; Transl., p. 46, line 14 f.; Roman Text, p. 203, v. 9.)