%Inscription of Guṇabhara  Coḷa King, 
 %alias Puruṣottama, Śatrumalla, Satyasaṃdha; 
 %Two Cave-inscriptions from the Triśirapaḷḷi rock, 
 %Epigraphia Indica 1, pp.~58--60.

[1:] kāvīrīn nayanābhir āmasalilām ārā-
[2:]mamālādharām devī vīkṣya nadīpriyaḥ 
[3:] priya[gu]ṇām apy eṣa rajyed iti [/] sāṃśa-
[4:]kā girikanyakā pitṛkulaṃ hitveha manye gi-
[5:][rau] nityan tiṣṭhati  pallavasya dayitām etāṃ bru-
[6:]vāṇā nadīm// guṇabharanāmani rājany anena li-
[7:]ṅgena liṅgini jñānam [/] prathatāñ cirāya loke vi-
[8:]pakṣavṛtteḥ parāvṛttam // coḷaviṣayasya śailo 
[9:] maulir ivāyaṃ mahāmaṇir ivāsya [/] haragṛhameta-
[10:] jjyotis tadīyma iva śāṃkaraṃ jyotiḥ // śilā[kha]re-
[11:] ṇa janitā satyasandhasya bhautikī [/] mūrrtiḥ kīrttima-
[12:] yī  cāsya kṛtā tenaiva śāśvatī // niṣkṛ[ṣya] calā [sa-]
[13:] madhāyi [guṇabha]re bhaktiḥ \orn \orn

The verse with \textit{guṇabharanāmani} punningly refers to syllogistic procedure.