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TEXT OF INSCRIPTIONS No. 259 (A. R. No. 342 of 1936-37) MĀḌUGALA, PALNAD TALUK, GUNTUR DISTRICT Pillar (No. 4) set up in the compound of Kālēśvara temple Circa 6th-7th century This label record reads Vikarasaṁghāta. TEXT
No. 260 (A. R. No. 345 of 1936-37) MĀḌUGALA, PALNAD TALUK, GUNTUR DISTRICT Pillar (No. 6) set up in the compound of Kālēśvara temple Circa 6th-7th century This label record reads . . siṁgadhama[na].
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No. 261 (A. R. No. 330-343 of 1937-38) SĀTĀNIKĒṬA, ÑANDIKOTKUR TALUK, KURNOOL DISTRICT Boulder in a field near the village Circa 6th-7th century These are short label records mentioning certain names. Of these No. (333) refers to Aṭṭunan, probably a teacher of Māhēśvara Kāḷāmukha sect who bore titles Utpattipiḍugu and Lōkaśilābhimāna, No. (334) refers to Śrī-Dēvi-Ovajan described as the foot dust of stone- cutters. TEXTS
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