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(8) Sarvato-bhadra-devālaya—‘according to Varāhamihira (*Bṛihat-saṁhitā*, LVI, 27) it means a temple with four doors and many spires, i.e., such a one which looks equally pleasing from all sides.’—*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. I, p. 382, note 50.)