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(9) Vistīrṇṇa-tuṅga-śikharam—‘(a temple having) broad and lofty spire.’ Manoharaiḥ-śikharaiḥ—with (its) charming spires. (Mandasor stone inscrip. of Kumaragupta, lines 17, 20, *C. I. I.*, Vol. III, F. G. I., no. 18, pp. 83, 86, 87).