Indian Epigraphy c13.328
Indian Epigraphy c13.328
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c13.328
⁸⁵ Sometimes we have °śāyinaḥ for °vāsinaḥ (ibid., Vol. XXV, p. 219, verse 50), hi jāyante for °bhijāyante (ibid., p. 137) and maru-saipā hi or kṛṣṇasarpā° or mah-āhayo or kṛṣṇasarpāḥ prajāyante or kṛṣṇasarpāś=ca jāyante or kṛṣṇāhayo° (*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XX, p. 128, text line 22; Vol. XXIV, p. 295, text line 31; Vol. XXV, p. 219, verse 50; Vol. XXVIII, p. 311, text line 14; Vol. XXXII, p. 76, text line 43). For the first foot, sometimes we have A-pāniyeṣu=araṇyeṣu (CII, Vol. III, p. 108), Vāri-hineṣv=araṇyeṣu, Anudakeṣu-araṇyeṣu, Nirjane (or Nirjale) prāntare deśe (ibid., Vol. XXIV, p. 295, line 31; Vol. XXVIII, p. 257, text line 152; pp. 311-12, text lines 14-15), Bhūṣi=aṭaviṣv=a-toyāsu (CII, Vol. III, p. 180), etc., and, for the fourth foot, deva-brahma-sva-hāriṇaḥ, brahma-bhūmy-apahārakāḥ, bhūmi-dāna-harā narāḥ, bhūmi-dānaṁ haranti ye, ye haranti vasundha-