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³ Preparation of Plate IX, B, cols. III—XIII (for cols. I, II, see the text, above) ; all hand-drawn : — Col. III ; from facsimiles of Rāṣṭrakūṭa inscriptions at Kanheri, Nos. 15, 43 A, B. Col. IV ; from facsimile of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa copper-plate from Torkheḍe, EI. 3, 53. Col. V ; the 3 and 6 from an impression of the Haḍḍālā copper-plate (IA. 12, 190) ; the 4, 7, 9, 0, from facsimile of the Asnī inscription, IA. 16, 174 ; the 5 and 8 from facsimile of the Morbī copper-plate, IA. 2, 257. Col. VI ; from facsimile of the Sāvantvādī copper-plate, IA. 12, 266. Col. VII ; from facsimile of the Chaulukya copper-plate, IA. 12, 202. Col. VIII ; the 1, 3, 8, from the Gayā inscription, IA. 10, 342 ; the 5 from C.MG. pl. 28, A. Cols. IX, X ; Hoernle’s Bakhshālī figures. Cols. XI, XII ; from Bendall’s table of numeral in Catalogue of the Cambridge Sanskrit Buddhist MSS. Col. XIII ; from B.ESIP. pl. 23, Telugu and Kanarese numerals, 11th century.