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¹ This ornament is elsewhere described as passing over both shoulders and hips, crossing and fastening in the middle of the breast and the back (see Rao’s elements of Hindu Iconograpyhy, I. XXXI, M. F. A. Bulletin, no. 152, page 90, and Coomaraswamy, J. A. O. S., 48, 3, page 255).