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The various objects of Buddhist art, of which archaeological remains have been scrutinized by modern architects and historians of Fergusson's name and authority, are also classified into the five following groups, though, of course, it is at times impossible to separate them entirely from one another, and sometimes two or more of them must be taken together as parts of one monument.