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For the photographic views and architectural details of the existing vihāras see Fergusson :— Diagram explanatory of the arrangement of a Buddhist vihāra of four storeys in height (p. 134, fig. 67, 66). Ajunta Vihāras (p. 154-155, fig. 83, 84, 85). Plan of the great Vihāra at Bagh (p. 160, fig. 87). Plan of Dehrwarra at Ellora (p. 163, fig. 88). Plan of Monastery at Jamalgiri (p. 171, fig. 92). Plan of Monastery at Takht-i-Bahi (p. 171, fig. 93). Plan of Ionic Monastery at Sha Dehri (p. 176, fig. 96).