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(16) ‘The platform on which this temple stands is approached by twelve steps, and six more lead to the sanctum, over which rises a tall dome or truncated sikri (śikhara).’—(Cunningham, *Arch. Surv. Reports*, Vol. XXIII, p. 135.)