Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c20.8

c20.8

*stambhayashṭi* 98 —its symbolism 98-9 *sthapati* 109 stone (*pāsāṇa*) —*meḍavaṇṇa pāsāṇa* 125, 126, 290, 299 —worker in stone 58, 285 —*pasanika* 285 ; *āvesani* 149, 298 —stone rampart at Girivraja 75 —stone wharf at Nagarjunikonda 299 *sthāna*, holystead 252 *Stūpa* see *Stūpa* *stūpī*, finial 64, 65, 204, 213 *stūpikā* 66, 280 *sūchī*, cross-bar 66, 127, 286 —*puḍamtara* 286 —*parichakā sūchī* 286 *sudhā-kamma* see plaster *Sudharmā*, palace of Indra 60, 62 *sūryadvāra* 208 (=*chaitya*-window or *kīrti-mukha*) *thabo* 131 see pillar *taḍāka*, pond 298 *takīa* 127 *tala*, storey 63 temple, *prāsāda*, *sadam* —of Yaksha 116 —of Kārttikeya 302 —of Hārītī 332 —of Śiva 302 —its four components compared to that of a *Stūpa* 122 *thara*, figure moldings 210-11 —their origin 210-11 *ṭhaṭa*, *ṭhaṭṭhara* 43 *toraṇa*, gateway 127, 129-30, 158, 221, 266, 294 *thūbha*, *thūhā* 119, see *stūpa* *thūpikā* 63, see *stūpikā*