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Page 131
In essence , however , the number of these miniatures corresponds exactly to the
number of surfaces in the cella wall , so that strictly speaking this temple is only
another and developed form of the type preceding . The treatment is really again
...
In essence , however , the number of these miniatures corresponds exactly to the
number of surfaces in the cella wall , so that strictly speaking this temple is only
another and developed form of the type preceding . The treatment is really again
...
Page 377
Thus , in two essential points the plaque does not suit the Bodh Gayă temple .
Again , Dr . Spooner rashly identifies the two figures outside the cell of the temple
on the plaque with the silver images seen by Hiuen Tsang . But those images ...
Thus , in two essential points the plaque does not suit the Bodh Gayă temple .
Again , Dr . Spooner rashly identifies the two figures outside the cell of the temple
on the plaque with the silver images seen by Hiuen Tsang . But those images ...
Page 379
It is also clear from the plaque itself that the temple it depicts was one of great
importance and celebrity , in which again the agreement between the two is quite
correct . An unimportant temple would not show either the extensive and costly ...
It is also clear from the plaque itself that the temple it depicts was one of great
importance and celebrity , in which again the agreement between the two is quite
correct . An unimportant temple would not show either the extensive and costly ...
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Minutes of a Meeting of the Council held on the 3uth | 114 |
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 2 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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