Indian Epigraphy c20.24.1

c20.24.1

,, 59, line 7.—*Read*—the 13th century Page 59, foot-note 9, line 2—*Add*—and already referred to above ,, 62, line 9.—*Read*—and it prevented ,, 62, line 21.—*Read*—writing material ,, 69, line 20.—*Read*—wooden objects ,, 70, line 7.—*Read*—covers, bowls, etc. ,, 71, line 22.—*Add*—The same is the case with many of the edicts of Aśoka. ,, ,, foot-note 6.—*Read*—*Lipimālā* ,, 73, foot-note 4, line 6.—*Read*—*Ep. Ind.* ,, ,, foot-note 5, line 2.—*Read*—*Indian* ,, 74, line 12.—For *mantras*, read inscriptions. *Add note*—See *JAS*, Letters, Vol. XV, 1949, pp. 101 ff. ,, 76, line 10.—*Read*—*kalawan* ,, 82, line 22.—*Read*—refers to the practice. ,, 94, line 1.—*Read*—*sdha* or ,, ,, foot-note 7, line 3.—*Read*—Vol. III ,, 107, line 18.—*Read*—Maharashtra State ,, 114, foot-note 3, line 2.—*Read*—*ṣaḍbhāgam* ,, 128, foot-note 4.—*Add*—The last of the three introductory stanzas in Bāṇa’s *Kādambarī* is likewise quoted in one record, while another epigraph quotes the benedictory stanza from Kālidāsa’s *Abhijñānaśakuntala*. See *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XXV, p. 2; Vol. XI, p. 65; *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. XVII, pp. 231 ff. ,, 132, line 19.—*Read*—*ādiśati* or *sumājñāpayati* ,, 133, foot-note 7, line 6.—*Read*—charge of the royal bedchamber or ,, 136, foot-note 2, line 3.—*Read*—*c=ākṣayam* ,, 146, line 28.—*Read*—Bamhani plates ,, 161, line 6.—*Add*—In one case, the word *yāta* has been used at the same place (*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XXXI p. 209).