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# History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c19.s6.26

History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v1.c19.s6.26

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### [v1.c19.s6.26](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.fergusson-1876.v1.c19.s6.26)

¹ The temple is sometimes called Sthalasayanaswâmî, perhaps because in a chamber about 12 ft. long, behind the larger shrine, but accessible from it, is a gigantic figure of Vishnu lying on the floor.

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