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The stone of the temple and tank is in rough masses covered with plaster . Two inscriptions in white marble , one in ... Both are constructed chiefly of rude stone found on the hill , united with lime , and are inconceivably rude .
The stone of the temple and tank is in rough masses covered with plaster . Two inscriptions in white marble , one in ... Both are constructed chiefly of rude stone found on the hill , united with lime , and are inconceivably rude .
Page 215
Although it would make only a small parish church , this building possesses very considerable merit , and was erected entirely by A hiliya Bai with stone brought from a quarry already mentioned by workmen from Jainagar .
Although it would make only a small parish church , this building possesses very considerable merit , and was erected entirely by A hiliya Bai with stone brought from a quarry already mentioned by workmen from Jainagar .
Page 336
The whole is of stone , but the dome is plastered on the outside to exclude the rain , and has been gaudily painted . The chamber is light within , having windows secured with exceeding neat fretwork in stone .
The whole is of stone , but the dome is plastered on the outside to exclude the rain , and has been gaudily painted . The chamber is light within , having windows secured with exceeding neat fretwork in stone .
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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