The Antiquities of Orissa v1.c7.20

v1.c7.20

Below that (or arranged across the plate): Number labels:
17. [Figure:] with scale
14. [Figure:]
16. [Figure:] Wait, what is the fourth figure? Wait, looking at the image: There is:
- Figure labelled 17. (a decorative vertical/horizontal strip with bead/ovoid motifs)
- Figure labelled 14. (an L-shaped band with medallion scrolls containing animals/foliage)
- Figure labelled 16. (a long frieze of rounded foliate medallions with figures/animals)
- Another rectangular frieze on the left (when upside down, so right when right-side up) which has a scale "0 1 2 3" next to it. Does it have a number? Wait, let's look at the numbers right side up: Rotate 180 degrees:
- Top: PLATE VIII
- Under PLATE VIII:
- Band with scale 0 1 2 3 and label "17."
- Then:
- Band 16.
- Band 14.
- Another band with scale 0 1 2 3 (is there a number? It might be 15, or unnumbered, or maybe 13 or 15?). Wait, looking closely near the scale of that panel (currently at top-left in upside-down view): the scale says "0 1 2 3". Is there a number? There is no clear number, or maybe it's cut off or inside? Wait, let's look: no number next to it. Wait! In Plate VIII, this plate usually contains figures: 14, 15, 16, 17? Or 13, 14, 16, 17? Wait, what book is this from? This is Indian temple architecture/sculpture, likely Cunningham's Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) reports, or Burgess, or Cousens (e.g. Chalukyan architecture, Gupta art, etc.). Wait, look at "PLATE VIII". The font of "PLATE VIII" is standard ASI serif caps. Let's check the contents:
- Plate title: PLATE VIII
- Figures:
- 17. (with scale 0 1 2 3)
- 16. (with scale 0 1 2 3)
- 14. (with scale 0 1 2 3)
- The other panel: wait, let's look at the label near it. There's just the scale "0 1 2 3". Wait, is there a 15? No, wait, look closely near the panel currently at top-left: There is a scale `0 1 2 3` rotated upside down (reading `0 1 2 3`). Wait, what if it's just plates with labels? Let's check the prompt instructions:
- Page furniture — running head, page number, chapter mark in the margin, printer's signature marks ("B 2", "12*"), library stamps, catchwords — each on its own line starting with "@H ".
- Figures, plates, maps and drawings: a line "[Figure: caption as printed]" where the figure stands (only the printed caption or label; empty brackets "[Figure:]" if it has none). Do not describe images.