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(24) Endowed it (basadia or Jaina temple) with Arhanahaḷḷi (a village or town), together with a fine tank, a street with a hall for gifts (dāna-śālā) in the middle, two oil-mills and two gardens.—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IV, Kṛishṇarājapeṭ Taluq, no. 3; Transl., p. 99; Roman Text, p. 159, last three lines.)