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(15) ‘Veyikā, which, as well as Vedikā and vetikā in other Buddhist inscriptions, stands for Sanskrit vedikā, does not mean altar, dais, etc., but hands or string-courses carved with rail-pattern: compare *Mahāvaṁśa*, 228.’ Dr. Burgess.—(Karle inscrip. no. 3, *Arch. Surv.*, New Imp. Series, Vol. IV, p. 90, note 3; *see* also nos. 15, 16 : Kshatrapa inscrip. no. 3.)