The Hindu Temple v2.c12.206
The Hindu Temple v2.c12.206
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v2.c12.206
A conclave of pillar shapes assembled so as to round off the temple, forming its wall, is extended in the Śikhara in the shape of concurrent beaded chains massed together and subordinated to the flat band of Latās in each of the four directions in which the Śālā of the wall has its extension. It is sealed by the Śukanāsā in the East (Pls. XLVII-IX) and by the Śukanāsikās, each having but half the height of the Śukanāsā, in the three remaining quarters.