Book Title: Jaina Stupa At Mathura Art And Icons
Author(s): Renuka J Porwal
Publisher: Prachya Vidyapith

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________________ The Early Epigraphic Records of Mathurā 219 Translation “Adoration to the Arhats! By Śivayaśā (Śivayaśas), wife of the dancer Phaguyasa (Phalguyasas), ...... a tablet of homage (āyāgapața) was caused to be made for the worship of the Arhats.” No. VI al T - - Translation "The divine Nemesa (Naigamesha), divine....." No. VII L. 1. 4 - 8 2. - [athralleg a 3. -Raif Hen: 4. - - [a ] [-] för The fragment admits of no continuous Translation. It would seem that we have in line 2 the beginning of a verse in the sardulavikridita metre, and in line 3 the middle position of another. The whole was no doubt a metrical Prasasti written entirely in sanskrit. No. VIII 7 BRETT HERH | H12 - - Maish [9] - 2177 - - a - - Tart (311411421] Translation “Adoration to the Arhat Mahāvira (Mahāvira). A tablet of homage (āyāgapața the gift) of... ita, wife of.. lavāda (?), an inhabitant of Mathurā." No. IX L. 1. HT BRENY (9] 2. ye GT[77] - - Translation An image of...... for the worship of the Arhats.... of Idrapāla (Indrapāla), the son of the Goti (Gaupti mother).

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