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Vol, IV, No. 3.] Pala Inscriptions in the Indian Museum. 107 
[N.9.] 
4, wa 2awatt gax 
5. al(a)etara aifaa: ae 
6. SAAS 
7. ata safaa ataat 
8. fafanne wizaTy 
9. : Hazn ga Sarat 
10. fea | waza WHA 
ll. g waq wa Ha UTE 
12. que uratataa fa 
Translation. 
The 11th year of the reign of the fortunate King Mahipala- 
deva. This is the pious gift of Baladitya, the son of Gurudatta 
and grandson of Haradatta, a follower of the greater vehicle, the 
best of the lay-disciples, an inhabitant of Teladhaka, and an emi- 
grant from Kosambi, when the place was restored after a con- 
flagration. Whatever merit..... 
Nos. V and VI.—Inscription of the second year of Strapala- 
deva :— 
to be constructed. The ceremony of consecration was conducted 
by the elder Purnadasa, who was the oldest man in the Padikra- 
mana Vihara, h cs ie 
The inscription is dated in the second year of the reign 
