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¹ E.I., XVIII, 318. The inscription of King Vāsiṭhiputa Sami [svāmin] Chaṇḍasāti is dated in his 2nd year, in ma 1, he 2, di 1, which Mr. Krishna Sastri takes to be Mārgaśīrsha bahula prathamā and calculates to correspond with December, 210 A.D. Cf. the Purāṇic date for that king (228 A.D.-231 A.D.) in J.B.O.R.S., XVI, 279. The above inscription is at Kodavali, nine miles from Pithāpuram.