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September 1897,left

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from Dr. Burgess,:

Notes on the Bauddha Rock Temples of Ajanid (Bombay, 1879), p. 45 The sides of the antechamber are entirely covered with small Buddhas, sculptured in rows of five to seven each, sitting or standing

on

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with lotus leaves between them.is

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stalk of the lowest central lotus

the

upheld by two kneeling figures wi'h royal head-dresses canopied by many-headed ndga behind each; on the left are a kneeling figurea

and two standing Buddhas, and on the rightndga, and behind

Buddha

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him

are three worshippers with presents...

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and alternation oft he mudrdsare

will be noticed; true,

on

this wall that the attitudes

the most varied,

which

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not

saying much. For the identification of the two Ndga-rdjas with

Nanda

and Upananda

cf.

above, p. 161.

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PL,

XX

AT AJANTA

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PLATE

XLVIII

Cf. pp. 141-3, 261, 283-4.

I.

Group, consisting of P^ncika and Hiriti,aIt

now

in the

Museum, and reproduced fromVoGEL.

photograph kindly lent by Dr.B.

comes from the excavations made by Dr. D. Sahri-Bahlol, and has already been publi.-.hed by himIndia,

Peshawar J. Ph, Spooner atboth

in Arch. Surv.

Annual

Report,

1906-j,

pi.

XXXII,

c.

In

his

hands,

broken, the genius of riches must have held (right) his lance and (left)the purse

which

Hiriii, apparently,(cf.

gladdened tyes of the faithfulthe nursling of the goddess

we

see

was helping him to exhibit to the 141-3 and 283). In addition to also around them five other putti,pp.pedestal.

whilst sixteen

mare

play about

on the

II.

This photograph, taken by the author, represents only the with the image of the goddess(cf. pp.

central part of the panel,

264

and 284). For a complete picturetograph published by Dr.1904,p.J.

we may

have recourse to the pho-

Ph. Vogel in the B. E. F. E. O., IV,

727.

THE BUDDHIST MADONNA

PL, XLVIII

'IbKl?^

1.

HARITI AND HER PARTNER IN GANDHARA

2.

HARITI IN JAVA

PLATE XLIXCf. pp. 286-7.

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falls

to

them

read

falls

to

them only

.

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these

read the above .

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For " withDele comma.

read in .

1. 1.1.

21 8:

:

at read

from

.

P. 47,

22

:

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back

.

1-2 31. 1. 1. 1.

For comma read full

stop.

P. 48,

2612

:

Omit Omit

back ..

P. 49,P. 52,

:

Read marriageable:

2831: :

one

.

P. 56,

For Semiya For

read

Temiya.

. .

P. 58, n. P. 66, P. 68,P. 69,1. 1.

For:

Saddanta read Shaddanta coins read

162:

coigns

ForI

confreres read confreres .>>.

1.1.

25

For according to read from For

29:

:

only serve read serve onlyexplicitla

.

P. 70, n.

A

more

statement of the point here mooted will be found inI,

Les Im'iges indien'ies de 1913,p.

Fortune (Mimoires concernant I'Asie Orientale,

Paris,

131-4).1.

P. 74,

5

:

After school1.

insert in n

order

.

n. 2,

3

:

For

Saddanta

read

Shaddanta

.

ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDAP. 76,1.1.

315

262:

:

Read

explain each other by their propinquity ..

P. 77,n

Read in order to pay:

1.1.

18 23

ForFor

this read u the .

P. 87,

:

observe read

obverse

.>>.

P. 97, P. 98,

1.1. 1. 1.

3025 25

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ForFor:

buffalos

read buffaloes

:

fagot read faggot .H buffalos

P. 107,P. 116,

For

read buffaloes, read

.

24:

:

For south-west

south-east .

P. 119, n.

translated into English

These Notes on the ancient Geography of Gandhdra have since been by Mr. H. Hargreaves and published in Calcutta (1915):

under the care of the Archaeological Survey of India.P. 129,1.

30

Theit:

casket

is

not

made.

of gold but

of an alloy in

which copper

predominatesP. 140,1. 1. 1.

:

had been simply

gilded.

5-6

Read occurrence Readparaphrase1.

P. 143,P. 144,Pi.

3215

:

Instead of or four read for our ..

:

XVIII1. 1.1.

(text opposite),I,1.

11

:

Read Volkerkunde

.

P. iji, n.P. 153,

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ihid. .

2123I:

P. 154, P. 158,

P. 160, n.P. 162, n.

I,

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1.1. 1.

6

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For motifs;

read

motif .

n. 2,

II5:

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read to .

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.

P. 164, n.

I,

1.1.

912I:

For rarety:

read rarity . ..

P. 165, n. 2, P. 167, n. P. 169,1.

Read carved

2,

1.

Read.

P. 190,

13S:

:

Dele comma. Fausboll read Fausb0ll .1.

P. 196, P. 201,PI.

Insert elephant's before c teeth n.:

1.

II

For

XXX1. 1. 1.

(text opposite),

12

:

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s

16 17

:

Read

represented ..

19II

:

Read justBefore

P. 205,

:

Progo

insert the .

P. 21S, n. 2,P. 216, P. 221,1. 11.

1

2

:

For Gronemaan

read

Groneman.first

.

4

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For:

Then:

read

Then again

1-2

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begins by presenting read

presents .

P. 241,P. 244,P. 351,

II.I.

4 and813

For

on

read in a.

2 -.Read:

identification .

1.1.

For:

on

read in . read

P. 253,

For this

the .

3i6P. 267,P. 271,1.

THE BEGINNINGS OF BUDDHIST ART191:

For:

rarety read rarity d.

11. 1.1.

1-2:

Omit commas. partners read

P. 274,P. 275,

2

For:

playmates .

1077:

For on read in Forc

.

P. 279, P. 283, P. 284, P. 285,P. 286,

1. 1. 1.1.

rarety read rarity .

:

For suckles:

read sucics

.

15

For suckle read suck .

16II

:

OmjV comma.For hangs in folds in read descends sinuously Peru consequentially read consequently .>>

1.1.

:

to .

P. 287,PI.

30

:

XLIX

(text opposite),

1.

i

:

For wood-cutspi.

read

wood -carvingsin her

.

These two

statuettes

and the one on

L,

2,

have since been published, with threeAlice

others belonging to her father's collection, by Missresting and finely illustrated book

Getty

very inte-

on The Gods;

of Northern Buddhism (Oxford, at the;

Clarendon Press, 1914),

pll.

XXVI XXVII

a

XXIX

b and c;

XXXII

a and

b.

ANGERS. IMPRIMERIE A. BURDIN.

GAULTIER ET THfiSERT S".