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(4) Ravi-varmā-mahā-rāja *alias* the Lord Kula-śekhara-deva was pleased to bathe up to the pinnacle (stūpi-paryyanta) the Vāṇakaiyilāya-Tirumalai (name of the central shrine) in the temple of the Lord of Tiruvīraṭṭāṇam, the Lord of Tiruvadigai, and to fix the stones which were bulging out (? stūpi-kila).'—(Tiruvadi inscrip. of Ravivarman, line 3 f., *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. viii, p. 9.)