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‘The so-called queen’s cave and that of Ganeśa cave in Udayagiri are further undoubted examples, to the reliefs of which Jacobi has directed my attention: they represent the doings of these ladies and gentlemen (actresses and actors) in a highly realistic way. The cave-theatre discovered by Bloch has, however, a special interest: it is arranged after the Greek pattern.’