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³ *Buddhist Suttas*, translated by R. Davids (p. 262 foll.), who refers to 'several ancient baths still to be seen at Anuradhapura in a fair state of preservation in spite of the more than two thousand years that have elapsed since they were first constructed.' (*Ibid*, p. 76.) These baths may well be compared with those discovered at Mahenjo-daro.