Indian Epigraphy c16.s4.13

c16.s4.13

⁵ Select Inscriptions, pp. 18,37, 50. Cf. also p. 257. In the Divyāvadāna (ed. Vaidya, p. 13), anta means a tract near the borders but within the country, and pratyanta the land outside. Aśoka seems to have used anta in this sense also.