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⁵ For another notice of Pûjyapâda, referring him to the same line of teachers, see, *Ind. Ant.* Vol. XX. p. 156, and note 1.—The possible bearing of the Lakshmêshwar inscription was first pointed out by Mr. K. B. Pathak (*id.* Vol. XII. p. 20). Dr. Bühler, however, considers (*id.* Vol. XIV. p. 355) that there must have been many Jain teachers having the honorific epithet of Pûjyapâda. And it has to be borne in mind that the record, at the best a copy of an original, was only put on the stone after A. D. 967, and that names may have been introduced which were not in the original.