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[^ *]: The temple at Ambarnātha (plan on p. 230 A) ; cf. Cousens, ‘Mediaeval Temples of the Dakhan’, Pl. III., or the temple at Jhodga, ib. Pls. LIII--LV. [^ **]: The pillar as one of the main motives of the wall and superstructure may be seen on the temple of Siddheśvara at Haveri; the temple of Mahādeva in Ittagi (Cousens, ‘The Cālukyan Architecture’, Pls. LXXVI, CII, etc.) An enrichment, not infrequent on the walls of Cālukyan temples, consists of a series of pillars, each supporting on its capital a curvilinear Śikhara (ib. Pl. LXXXIV, ‘parapet wall’; from Bankapur).