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⁷⁶ Cousens, ‘Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan’ op. cit. Plates, passim. Essentially however there is no difference in type between a temple like the Nīlakaṇṭheśvara at Udayapur of the 11th century (Gwalior; Pl. XLIII) and the temple at Jhodga, Nasik (Cousens, ib. Pl. LIII), although in plan the Udayapur temple is stellate, of the ‘Bhūmija’ variety (S.S. LXV), its buttresses and vertical rows of Śṛṅgas being placed on edge, and not parallel with the main buttresses. Kūṭas flank also the central Latā, in Jhodga, a peculiarity due to its more ‘southern’ geographical position.