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sand-snow, ? *ābhāsa*), they put in images or chaityas two kinds of *śarīras* (relics)—(1) the relics of the great Teacher, and (2) the Gāthā of the chain of causation.
{Itsing's work, ‘Record of the Buddhist Religion,’ transl. Takakusu, p. 150, quoted by V. A. Smith, Ind. Ant. Vol. xxxiii. p. 175).