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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA
Second Plate ; Second Side.
5 amhehi dâni amha-vejayike
6 [dhaṁ]m-âyu-bala-vadhanike ya
Third Plate ; First Side.
7 bamhanânaṁ Agivesa-sagottasa
8 Puvakoṭujasa Agî(gi)vesa-sagottasa
Third Plate ; Second Side.
9 Gonaṁdijasa Aṁdhâpatî(thî)ya-gâmo
10 [Viripa]raṁ[1] amhehi udak-âdiṁ
Fourth Plate ; First Side.
11 saṁpadato [|*] etasa gâmasa
12 Viriparasa sava-bamhadeya-
Fourth Plate ; Second Side.
13 pa[r]i[hâ]ro(re) vitarâma [|*] alona[kh]âdakaṁ
14 araṭhasaṁ[vi]nâyikaṁ aparaṁparâbaliva[daṁ*]
Fifth Plate ; First Side.
15 abhaḍapapesaṁ akûracholaka-
16 vinâsikhaṭ[â*]saṁvâsaṁ [|*] etehi
Fifth Plate ; Second Side.
17 anehi cha sava-bamha-
18 deya-majâdâya
Sixth Plate ; First Side.
19 sava-parihârehi parihârito [|*]
20 pariharatha pariharâpetha cha [|*]
Sixth Plate ; Second Side.
21 jo amha-sâsanaṁ atichhi-
22 tûna pîla bâdh[â] karejjâ [vâ][2]
Seventh Plate ; First Side.
23 [ta][3] kârâpejjâ vâ tasa amho
24 sârîra[ṁ] sâsanaṁ karejâmo [|*]
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[1] Of the first three syllables only slight traces can be distinguished, but the same word is quite distinct in
line 12.
[2]] This akshara and the first akshara of the next plate seem to have been scored out by the engraver, who had
omitted kârâpejjâ and had begun to write vâ tasa, but found out his mistakes when he had got as far as ta.
[3] See the preceding note.
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