Book Title: Epigraphia Indica Vol 10
Author(s): Sten Konow, V Venkayya
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India

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________________ 174 . EPIGRAPHIA INDIOA. [VOL. X. Summary. Read Mixed dialect. Gift of Vißvasika Vakamihira together with bis son Horamadakbara (?). There is a second insoription recording the gift of Horamadkhapharu (P), the son of Vaksmihira. Compare Nos, 127 and 141. 129. Add: 1910 Vogel, Cat. Arch. Mus. Mathura, p. 178, No. P 29. 133. Add: 1909 R. D. Bandyopadhyaya, Journ. Proc. Beng. As. Soc. N. S. Vol. V. p. 241 f., No. 7, and Plate XI. Summary. Read Mixed dialect. Gift of the monk (bhikshu) Buddha-akshita, the bhandaksha (P), to the Community (sarigha) of the four quarters.' 135. Add: 1909 R. D. Bandyopadhylya, Journ. Proc. Beng. As. Soc. N. S. Vol. V. p. 241, No. 6, and Plate XI. Summary. Read Bandhaghosha (Bauddhaghosha) instead of Buddhaghosha.' 136. Add: 1910 Vogel, Cat. Arch. Mus. Mathura, p. 166, No. N 1, and Plate IV, and insert Buddhist before stapa.' Summary. Read Nuskpriya' instead of Nalapriya.' 137. Add : 1884 Capningham, Arch. Suro. Rep. Vol. XVII. p. 108, No. 3. 139. Add: 1910 Vogel, Cat. Arch. Mus. Mathura, p. 179, No. P 34. Summary. Add after Datta ''to the Community (sarigha) of the four quarters [Pillar ?] 37'. 140. Add: 1910 R. D. Banerji, Ep. Ind. Vol X. p. 118 f., No. 13, and Plate II; 1912 Lüders, Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1912, p. 154 ff.; and insert after Mathura, ' (now Lucknow Provincial Museum).' Summary. Read : Mixed dialect. Fragment. Records the setting up of the cooking place (pachana) of the Kakatikas, in the grove .. . at Srikunda Srilounda), in their own vihara, by the merchants (vyavaharin), the supporters of the Order (sanghapralita) . . Sthåvarajátra, Buddharakshita, Jivasiri (Jroafri), Buddhadasa, Sangharakahita, Dharmmavarmma (Dharmavarman), Buddhadova, Akhils . . . 141. Add : 1909 R. D. Bandyopadhyaya, Journ. Proc. Beng. As. Soc. N. S. Vol. V. p. 242 f., No. 9, and Plate XI. Summary. Read : Mixed dialoot. Gift of Visvasika Vakamibira together with his son Horamadkhata (P). Compare Nos. 127 and 128. 146. Add: 1910 Vogel, Oat. Arch. Mus. Mathura, p. 50, No. A 5, and Plate IX. 149*. (1417). S. 24.-Tedpur (now Mathura Museum) column inscription of the time of maharaja rajātiraja dötaputra shahi Vüsishka.- 1910 Vogel-Daya Ram Sahni, Journ. Roy. As. 800. 1910, p. 1811 ff.; 1910 note by Fleet, Journ. Roy. As. Soc. 1910, p. 1315 ff.; 1910 Vogel, Cat. Arch. Mus. Mathura, p. 189, No. Q 13. maharaja ya r[a]jat[t]irajasya deva pu]trasya shāhër-Vuäsishkasya räjyasa nuatoură Coha) turvinis 20 4 gr[thmamádé chaturtthë 4 diva[se] trinse 80 asyan purvodyān. Sanskrit. Setting up of the sacrificial post (yapa) by the Brahman (brahmana) Dronala, the son of Rudrila, of the Bhäradvāja gottra, the Manachchhandoga (P), after baying performed a sattra of twelve nights.

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