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The ends of the ring (of the Konkadara plates of Allava-Dodda) are secured in the crescent shaped base of an oblong *pedestal*, which bears a recumbent figure of the sacred bull Nandin, with the symbols of the sun and the moon in front of it. (Ep. Ind. vol. v. p. 53).