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(64) ‘Chika-Ankiya-Nāyaka, from love to the god Tirumalenātha, set up in front of it this dīpamāle pillar’ (Kambha).—(*Ibid.*, Vol. IX, Devanhalli Taluq, no. 40 ; Roman text, p. 97 ; Transl., p. 79.)