Essay on the Architecture of the Hindus c9: A Vimána, Consisting of Two Stories
Essay on the Architecture of the Hindus c9
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A Vimána, Consisting of Two Stories
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The Vimána of Sri Rangam Front Elevation
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[Figure: The Vimána at Sŕi Rangam a Side Elevation]
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*Another Vimana of two Stories* *A Vimana of two Stories.*
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. A Vimána consisting of Three Stories
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.Another Vimána consisting of three Stories
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Ornaments at the Top of the Vimána
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The Vimāna of Vaycunthanatha at Conjeveram
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[Figure: A Vimana consisting of four Stories]
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A Vimána consisting of five Stories
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*A Vimána consisting of Seven Stories*
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The image is oriented vertically (rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise). Let's read it in its natural horizontal orientation: Top-left (when upright, currently top-right if rotated clockwise): The text at the top: "Pl. XXXIV."
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Caption at the bottom: "A Vimāna consisting of Twelve Stories."
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Bottom right marginalia/credit line (very small, barely legible): "Trans. of the Royal Asiatic Society." or similar. Let's look closely: "Transⁿ of the Royal Asiatic Society."
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Let's transcribe according to standard format:
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A Vimāna consisting of Twelve Stories.
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A Vimāna consisting of fifteen Stories
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A Gopura consisting of one Story.
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A Gópura consisting of two Stories.
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A Gopuram or Gateway of Five Stories
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*A Gopura, consisting of Twelve Stories.*
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*A Gōpura consisting of Five Stories.*
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A Gopura consisting of twelve Stories.