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‘The Tribhuvana Jina chaityālaya temple... (which is) auspicious on every side, has four faces (and) is the embodiment of the three jewels (of the Jainas).’—(Karkala inscrip. of Bhairava II, line 17, *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. VIII, pp. 132, 135.)