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¹ K. P. Jayaswal, ‘Statues of two Saisunāka Emperors’, J. B. O. R. S., V. pp. 88–106. The discussion continued through vols. V and VI of the same journal and a number of scholars including R. D. Banerji, V. A. Smith, L. D. Barnett and H. P. Sastri joined. It was further taken up by R. P. Chānda, ‘Four ancient Yaksha statues’, J. D. L., Cal. Univ., IV, pp. 47–84; ‘Inscriptions on two Patna Statues in the Indian Museum’, Ind. Ant, XLVIII, pp. 25–28; R. C. Majumdar, ‘Alleged Śaiśunāga Statues’ Ibid., pp. 419–424; O. C. Gangoly, ‘A note on Mr. Jayaswal’s discovery of two Śaiśunāga statues’, Modern Review, 1919, October, pp. 419–24 and A. K. Coomaraswamy, Catalogue of the Indian Collection in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1923, Pt. II, P. 4; History of Indian and Indones’an Art, pp. 16–17.