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¹ In Persian architecture similar altars are the only relics to represent the temple which was not in vogue there (for details see the writer's article 'The Indo-Persian Architecture,' the *Calcutta Review*, 1930, February, pp. 163-179; March, pp. 373-379; April, pp. 22-35).