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(37) ‘Hail! Chaṭṭara-Revadi-Ovajja (Ojhā, *see* below) of the Sarva-siddhi-Āchāryas, who was acquainted with the secrets of Śrī-śilemuddas (śilā-mudda, the name of some particular guild of stone masons), made the southern country.’