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for example, implying a throne, has a parallel instance in a passage quoted from an inscription. The passage is borrowed from the editors and my indebtedness is shown by the usual quotation marks, and I have stated that this passage occurs in ‘Inscription from Nepal, no. 15, inscription of Jayadeva, verse 25, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. IX, pp. 179, 182.’ It, however, in no way enlightens the reader to know the names of the editors, Pandit Bhagwanlal Indraji and Dr. G. Bühler, c.i.e.