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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA
Pemmâḍi, and Nîlabe, and Narasiṅgayya, and Kêsavayya, and Panne-ôja (?), and Madhukammôja
(?), and Beṇṇegêsi, and Ereyamma, ─ these persons, being (convened),[1] gave (them).
(Line 12)─ Those who have cultivated this allotment (are) the Nâlgâmuṇḍa Biyaḷa, and
Komarayya (?) of Piriya-Muguḷi, and Mendamma of Palmâḍi, and Dêvagaṇa (?) of Beṇṇeyûr,
and Pemmâḍigâmuṇḍa of Maltavûra, and Chamayya of Urpavaḷḷi, and Viṭiyya (?) of
Indavûra. (May there be) felicity ! Ôm !
_____________________________ [1] The ildu of line 12 of this record is equivalent to the oḍan=ildu ‘ being together, being in the company of
each other, being convened,’ of various other records ; see a remark in Vol. VI. above, p. 68, note 6.
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