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‘The sculptor Māchoja, the Āchārya of Kalukuṇi-nāḍ, the Viśvakarman of the Kali-yuga, built it’ (Jinālaya).
(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. iv, Nāgamaṅgala Taluq, no. 95, Transl., p. 138, Roman text, p. 239.)