Lectures on Ancient Indian Numismatics (Carmichael Lectures, 1921) c11.17

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Gadhāiyā-kā-paisā, a class of copper coins, 207-09. Gāhaḍavālas, gold coins of, 209. Gāmaṇichaṇḍa Jataka, 77, Gaṇa, an oligarchy, 5, 13, 152, 193, 196. Gaṇanā, 124-28. Gaṇḍagopāla, 182. Gaṇḍamāḍa, a coin of Gaṇḍagopāla, 182. Gāndhāra, 26, 116, 205. Gandhāras, the, referred to in the Aśoka inscriptions, 25. Gautama, 82. Gautamiputra Yajña-Śrī-Śātakarṇi, 85. Gaura Sarshapa, a standard of weight, 93. Gayā stone inscription of Govindapāla, 188. Golakhpur (Patna), find spot of 108 punch-marked coins, 98. Goldstücker, Prof., 24-5, 46. Gondophares, founder of the Indo-Parthian dynasty, 3, 14, 19. Gopatha Brāhmaṇa, 63. Go-puchcha, used as a circulating medium in Pāṇini's time, 169-70. Govinda IV, the Rāṣṭrakūṭa king, 184, 209. Govindapāla, Gayā stone inscription of, 188. Greek cites, coinages of, 6. Greek colony in India, 29, 31-2. Greek deities on Kushana coins, 15. Greek kings mentioned in the Aśoka inscriptions, 25. Greek coinage, possibility of Indian coinage being imitated from it, 38, 40-1. Guḍimallam Liṅga, 20. Gupta gold coins, two types of, 183. Gupta period, absence of gold coins of genuinely Indian type prior to it, 91, 94-5. Guptas, the, 85, 88, 190, 199, 201, 204. Gurjaras, the, 27, 206-07. Gwalior inscription of Bhojadeva, 206.