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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
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910. Deoriya Buddhist (?) image inscription.--1873 Canningham, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. III.
p. 48, No. C, and Plate XVIII. Mixed dialect. Setting up of an image of holy (thagavat) Pitaraha (1 Pitāmaha)
by Ugahaka (Udgrahaka), the papil (fishini) of Aryantadi (?).
911. Deoriya Buddhist image inscription.-1873 Cunningham, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. III.
p. 48, No. D, and Plate XVIII. Sanskrit. Gift of the Sakya monk (Sakyabhikshu) Bodhivarman.
912. Deoriya Buddhist image inscription - 1873 Cunningham, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. III,
p. 49, No. E, and Plate XVIII. Sanskrit. Fragment. Records the gift of the image, but no name has been
preserved.
913. Taņdwa Buddhist stone inscription. -- 1880 Cunningham, Arch. Surr. Rep. Vol. XI.
p. 73, No. 4, and Plate XXIII. Prakrit (?). Fragment. No sense can be made out:
914. Taņdwä Buddhist stone inscription.—1880 Cunningbam, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. XI.
p. 75, No. 5, and Plate XXIII. Prakrit (). Fragment. No sense can be made out.
915. Tapdwa stone inscription.-1880 Conningham, Arch. Suru. Rep. Vol. XI. p. 75, No. 6,
and Plate XXIII. Fragment. Only the letter ji.
916. Tandwā stone inscription.-1880 Canningham, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. XI. p. 74, No. 7,
and Plate XXIII. Fragment. Only the letter pa.
917. Tandwå stone inscription.-1880 Canningham, Arch. Suru. Rep. Vol. XI. p. 74, No. 8,
and Plate XXIII. Fragment. Only the letter bu.
918. Sahath-Mabēth (now Indian Museum, Calcutta) Buddhist image inscription of the time
of mahārāja dēraputra Kanishka or Huvish ka.-1870 Rajendralala Mitra, Journ. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. XXXIX. Part I. p. 130, No. 21, and Plate VII; 1870 Dowson, Journ. Roy. As. Soc. N. S. Vol. V. p. 192, and Plate III, No. 32; 1871 referred to by Cunningham, Arch. Surv. Rep. Vol. I. p. 339 f.; 1898 Bloch, Journ. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. LXVII. Part I. p. 274 ff.; 1906 Bloch, Ep. Ind. Vol. VIII. p. 180 f., and Plate; 1908 note by Bloch, Ep. Ind. Vol. IX. p. 291. . [Mahārājasya dăraputrasya Kanishkasya (or Huvishkasya) san ...... di]
10 9 étaye purtayē. Mixed dialect. A Bodhisatva (Bodhisattva), an umbrella (chhätra) and a staff
(danda), the gift of the monk (bhikshu) Bala, who knows the Tripitaka (trepitaka), the companion (saddhyēvihārin) of the monk (bhikshu) Pushya(vuddhi] (Pushyavriddhi), at Süvasti (Sravasti), at the walk (chankama) of Bhagavat in the Ktsam bakuți (Kaubāmbakuți), as the property of the Sarvastivādin (Burtāstirddin) teachers (acharyyas). Identical with No. 919,
