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XXXVIII. Figs. 1-2 Water spouts, Majakerta. XXXIX. Fig. 1. Kāla-head, Caṇḍi Jago. " 2. Kāla-head, Caṇḍi Singhasāri. XL. " 1. Temple Guard, Panataran " 2. Pedestal, E. Java. XLI. " 1. Entrance to Main Shrine (Jago). " 2. Stair-case wing (Jago). XLII. Bronze Images, Nganjuk. XLIII. Bronze Images (Swabe Collection). XLIV. Fig. 1. Bronze Images of Vairocana and Vajradhātviśvari " 2. Bronze Image of Śri (Resink collection). XLV. Figs. 1-2 Bronze Image of Trailokyavijaya, Jogyakerta. XLVI. Fig. 1. Decorative Relief, Caṇḍi Jago. " 2. Bronze Group of Śiva and Pārvati from Temanggung. Pl. XLVII. Fig 1. Bronze Bell, Kalasan. " 2. Silver Statuette of Mañjuśri. Pl. XLVIII. " 1. Rock-hewn temples of Gunang Kavi. " 2. General Plan of Temples in Bali. XLIX. Meru and Gedong Kehen in the Besakih Temple. L. Meru, Kesiman (Bali) LI. Gateways, Singaraja Temple (Bali). LII. Fig. 1. Maosapait Temple at Tonjo (Bali). " 2. Singaraja Temple—Offering Pillar with niche. LIII. Stone Bell-Tower, Blayu (Bali). LIV. Śiva Image from Bedulu. LV. Fig. 1. Sacred Altars for keeping offerings, Padmasana, Bungkulan. " 2. King and Queen, Pura Sukavana. " 3. Female Figure as Water-Spout, Goa Gaja. LVI. " 1. Buddhist Image from Pura Subak. " 2. A Queen from Panataran Sasih, Pejeng. " 3. Caturkāya, Panataran Sasih.