Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c4.t1.83

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¹ J., III, p. 470 ; IV, p. 176 ; V, p. 352 : *cf* saṅgahaka, J. III, p. 262-GG. 53-4, IV, p 110-G. 50 ; V, p 362. Childers names these four *saṅgahavatthus* as largesse, affability, beneficient rule and impartiality : Pāli Dictionary, *suv. voc.* Such were the efforts of Aśoka, who spared not a moment from out of his zealous works of public welfare. So also did Khāravela gain popularity by following these traditional methods, by constructing works of public utility (Line 3), remitting taxes and duties (L. 7) and entertaining his subjects (L. 4). *Hāthigumphā Inscription* ; Barua, *Brāhmī Inscriptions*, p. 257.