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“In the Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenlandischen (Bd. lviii. s. 455) Dr. Bloch makes some remarks respecting a cave in Rāmgarh hill in Sargūjā, which, from its arrangements and inscription, appears to have been evidently intended for dramatic performances.”