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‘The remaining shrines of the series are very small and dark. The side walls of cella of one of these (xix) are decorated with scenes from Buddhist Heavens and the back wall is occupied by a large representation of the ‘wind-scene.’ There are inscriptions in cursive Brāhmī, scribbled by the side of a donor figure.’³