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(17) ‘By him this college (śālā) has been caused to be constructed (established), rich, spacious and beautiful . . . and this college full of the intelligence is resplendent with Brāhmaṇas. Here there are scholars born in various districts. For their subsistence is (hereby) provided.’ (*cf.* no. 9 above).—(Salotgi inscrip., *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. I, p. 210, c. 2. para. 1.)