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Inscription on a Painting at Tarishlak

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 March 2011

F. E. Pargiter
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Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society , Volume 45 , Issue 2 , April 1913 , pp. 400 - 401
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Copyright © The Royal Asiatic Society 1913

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page 401 note 1 Read probably sūryalataiś.

page 401 note 2 Meant probably for dhātubhiḥ.

page 401 note 3 This may be understood in three ways—tat sthiram asti, or tat sthirayati (which are equivalent), or tat-stho ramati.

page 401 note 4 Read citrito 'yaṁ; but this should be neuter.

page 401 note 5 Read sattvāḥ.

page 401 note 6 Pāṇḍya (if this be the word) may be an abstract noun from pāṇḍu, “creamy whiteness” (which is the ground-colour of the painting); but pāṇḍu also means two plants.

page 401 note 7 Śubhi may = śubha, which means “gorocanā (yellow)”, and also the “plant priyaṅgu”.

page 401 note 8 Sūryalatā is the name of two plants.