Sambodhi 2011 Vol 34

Author(s): Jitendra B Shah
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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M. A. Dhaky
SAMBODHI
5. (a) trident of Avalokitesvara, Mahobā, Candella style, c. mid 10th cent. (influenced
by Eastern school ) : (cf. Zimmer fig. 321.) (b) trident of Devī, Dinājapur,
Bengal, c. 11th century. (cf. Banerjee, pl. LVI a.) (b) trident held by Śiva, Śiva and consort, Orissa, c. 12th century : (cf. Zimmer, fig.
387.) 6. (a) Trident of one of the Regents of the Quarters, Lara Djonggrang, Jāvā, c. mid
9th century: (cf. Kempers, plate 156.) (b) * trident of Rși Trnavindu, Singasari, Eastern Jāvā, c. early 13th century: (cf. Kempers,
fig. 241.) trident of Poseidon, relief from Tarentum, Greece, c. 6th century B.C.; (cf. Grimal, frontispiece.) trident of Poseidon, coin. Poseidonia, c. B. C 530.: cf. C. M. Kraay & Max Hirmer,
Plate VIII. (a) trident of Posiedon, coin of Demetrius Poliorcetes, Macedonia, Greece, B. C.306
283 ; (cf. CMK & MH, fig. 574.) (b) trident of Poseidon, coin of Haliartus Boltia, Greece, C. B. C. 387-374: (cf CMK &
MH, fig. 460.) (c) trident of sea-god, coin of Itanus, Crete, c. B. C. 375-350: (cf. CMK & MK, fig. 546.) (d) trident of Śiva, coin of Vāsudeva. Kuşāņa (cf. Rosenfield, fig. 214.)
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