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(7) "There is, however, no doubt that it (the Hindu temple at Danui) was in the form of a cross with the usual ardha-maṇḍapa, maṇḍapa, mahā-maṇḍapa, antarāla, and griha-garbha (garbha-griha)."
(Cunningham Arch. Surv. Reports, vol. VII. p. 40; see also ibid. plate XIX, showing in detail the mouldings of the Nārāyaṇa-pura temple, ibid. vol. XIV. plate VII (Ionic temple of sun), ibid. vol. XV. plate VII (island temple), ibid. vol. XIII. plates XI, XII, XIII, XIV, XV, XVI (groups of temples).