The Hindu Temple v2.c11.s8.48
The Hindu Temple v2.c11.s8.48
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¹⁸⁸ As end of the cross-bar on the throne of Buddhist divinities, ASIAR, 1928-29, Pl. LVII. Or, similar to its use on the pillar, on the Āyakakhambas of a Stūpa (Gumadidurru, ASIAR, 1925-26, Pl. XXXVb); and in symbol-ornaments stuck into the coiffure of Terracotta figurines, on plaques (‘Annual Bibliography of Indian Archaeology’ XII. Pl. V.) Not only in the capital, but also as part of the base of a pillar comparable to the lowest Svayamātṛṇṇā is the Āmalaka shown in relief representations from Nāgārjunakoṇḍa (ASIAR, 1927-28, Pl. LI.).