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(3) A well with flights of steps :
Śīta-svādu-viśuddha-bhūri-salilaṁ sopāna-mālojjvalam ।
. . . . . kūpaṁ chainam akārayad।
(Gangdhar stone Inscrip. of Visvavarman, lines 38,
39, C. I. I. vol. III, F. G. I., no. 17, p. 76).
(4) Ānaṁda-putreṇa Saṁgamitreṇa kue (kūpa) kaṭite mata-
pitae puyae sava-satana hida-suhae — This well was
excavated by Saṁgamitra, the son of Ananda, in honour
of his father and mother (and) for the well-being and hap-
piness of all beings.
(Paja Inscrip. of the year III, New Kharoshṭhi
Inscrip from the Lahore Museum, no. II, line 2,
Ind. Ant. xxxvii. p. 65).
(5) Khane kūpe Dashaveraṇa—he dug well of Dashaveras.
(Inscrip of Ara, lines 4-5, Ind. Ant. vol. xlii. p. 133).