Epigraphia Indica Vol 14

SR No.: 032568
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Sten Konow, F W Thomas
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1917
Total Pages: 480
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 24 MB

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Page 84, n. 7,-for
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,, 181, no. 18,-This inscription was published independently by Mr. D. R. Bhandarkar
in the Ind. Ant., Vol. XLII, pp. 201 sqq.
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VOL. XII. Page 62, n. 45,-for röshapami read roshanamu.
63, text 1. 4,-for
read.
63, 1. 12,-for
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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
CORRECTIONS BY PROFESSOR HULTZSCH.
VOL. XI.
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: read
at.
144, text 1. 33,-for a read q.
145, 1. 45, for ान read ान.
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221, text 1. 12,-for "fafeer read faer.
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Rao Bahadur R. Narasimhachar, M.A., has kindly communicated to me the following corrections of the paper on the Inscriptions of Kurgod in Vol. XIV, pp. 285 ff.
read ¶¶°.
Page 270, v. 8, read balenduva kale ("the digit of the crescent moon". It became a full moon by Parvati's lovely glance and the lustre of her moonface).
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63, n. 12,-for if read af°.
,,271, v. 13,-elidan-gey, "to laugh at". Elidikkeyane madu means the same. Aro kāduvar," who will fight"?
271, v. 19,-read adagunti (=greatness), not aḍaguati.
271, v. 20,-avanibhrit-samangalam" equal to a mountain, great".
272, v. 21,-Aspadey-app-Echala is the correct reading. See verse 10 of inscr. B.
272, 1. 34,-Yugandhara is commonly used in Kanarese inscriptions for Yaugandharayana, the minister of Vatsarāja.
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188, 1. 13,-for klripta read klipta.
188, 1. 23,-for Maghavanmani read Maghavamani.
192, text 1. 42,-for farmla read fanta°.
279, v. 2-read Nityobhava-vesar-esav-i.
279, v. 3,-This verse is in praise of Rechi (not reji), who is compared to the ocean. Ratnakara and samudra are synonymous.
280, v. 5,-Here there is a play on words. The outer town had sara, ponds' or 'musical sounds', like (terade) Narada; swans (moon and sun) like the sky; and groves (rame=Lakshm1) like Vishnu.
280, 1. 23,-the correct reading is billam gomdu kalitanada balupim, "having taken the bow, by the might of his prowess...". There is no reference to Nala.
281, v. 15,-naijonmamtr-abdhi-rajam a moon to the ocean of proper policy.
L. D. B.