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³ Bühler, *Ep. Ind.*, i, 225: Sylvain Lévi, *Notes chinoises sur l'Inde*, No. iii, 'La Date de Candragomin' (Hanoi, 1903), p. 25. See also Tod's *Annals and Antiquities of Rājasthān* (ed. Crooke, 1920, vol. i, pp. 131–3, and list facing p. 98). A Brahman poet of Southern India, writing about A. D. 1600, applied the term Hūna to the Portuguese, whom he described as ‘very despicable, devoid of tenderness, regardless of Brahmans, and careless of ceremonial purity’ (Burnell, cited by Morse Stephens, *Albuquerque*, p. 206).