Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c36.2
Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c36.2
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c36.2
P. 7, ls. 39 and 40. For *It covers the period 543—301 B.C.*, read *Its first part covers the period 543 B.C.—301 A.D.* P. 12, Notes. For P. B. Pieris read P. E. Pieris. For *Mahāvaṃsa, Chaps. XIX., C.*, etc., read *Mahāvaṃsa, Chaps. XCIX., C.*, etc. P. 13, l. 19. For 1796 read 1798. P. 24, l. 15. For *avuda* read *avudha*. l. 18. For *vallava* read *vallavva*. P. 25, l. 27. For *ratē* read *ratha*. ls. 18, 23. For *lokuruvō, lōkuruva*, read *lōkaruvō, lōkaruvā*. P. 32, ls. 12, 17. For *earthern* read *earthen*. P. 33, l. 6. After 1821 add *(Pl. XXII)*. l. 22. For *āvuda* read *āvudha*. P. 38, Footnote. For *IV.* read *V.* P. 39, l. 33. For *aṣṭaka* read *aṣṭaka*. l. 39. For *earthern* read *earthen.*. P. 40, l. 6. For *earthern* read *earthen*. l. 9. For *gahoni* read *gahōni*. l. 35. For *ascetism* read *asceticism*. P. 42, l. 33. For *bodhisatva* read *Bōdhisattva*. l. 36. For *Nata deviyo* read *Natha Deviyō*. P. 43, l. 25. For *truth, revealed* read *truth revealed,*. l. 26. Delete the words *and quoted above*. P. 45, l. 24. For *Vedarāla* read *Vedarālas*. P. 46, l. 3. For *Nata deviyō* read *Natha Deviyō*. P. 52, l. 29. For *sātraṇi* read *sātrāṇi*. P. 54, l. 5. For *galvaḍuvo* read *gal-vaḍuvō*. l. 6. For *lokuruvō* read *lōkaruvō*. l. 9. For *navandanno* read *navandannō*. For *lokaruvō* read *lōkaruvō*. P. 55, ls. 3 and 30. For *Disāvaniya* read *Disāvanaya*. l. 37. For *disāvani* read *disāvana*. P. 56, l. 18. For *Djammajoti* read *Dhammajoti*. P. 58, l. 5. For *iri handa* read *ira handa*. l. 13. For *Etana* read *Etanā*. l. 16. For *Dharmma* read *Dharma*. l. 29. For *Disāvaniya* read *Disāvanaya*. P. 60, l. 45. Delete the words in brackets; and see p. 64. P. 61, l. 21. For *in* read *to*. P. 68, l. 9. For *galladda* read *galladda*. P. 69, l. 24 and Fig. For *Fig. 10* read *Fig. 9A*. P. 70, l. 18. For *Bhūma* read *Bhūmi*. P. 74, l. 16. For *gōdāvari sarasvati* read *gōdāverī sarasvatī*. ls. 26, 28. It is not made clear that the ‘foreman’ and ‘craftsman’ are the same person here.