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(7) ‘There is, however, no doubt that it (the Hindu temple at Danui) was in the form of a cross with the usual ardha-maṇḍapa, maṇḍapa, mahā-maṇḍapa, antarāla, and gṛiha-garbha (garbha-gṛiha).’ (Cunningham, *Arch. Surv. Reports*, Vol. Ⅶ, p. 40: *see also ibid.*, plate, ⅪⅩ, showing in detail the mouldings of the Nārāyaṇa-pura temple, *ibid.*, Vol. ⅪⅤ, Plate Ⅶ, Ionic temple of sun, *ibid.*, Vol. ⅩⅤ, Plate Ⅶ, island temple, *ibid.*, Vol. ⅩⅢ, Plates Ⅺ, Ⅻ, ⅩⅢ, ⅩⅣ, ⅩⅤ, ⅩⅥ, groups of temples.)