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² See, e.g., *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XXVIII, pp. 44 ff., p. 145; *JBRS*, Vol. XXXVII, Parts 3-4, pp. 7 ff.; Vol. XLI, Part 2, pp. 1 ff.; etc. According to the *Mitākṣarā* on the *Yājñavalkyasmṛti* (II, 89), a royal deed had to be written in correct and elegant language, although documents of ordinary people were not required to be written in correct Sanskrit and could be written in local dialects.