151(29). Amaràvatè buddhist coping stone inscription. (No. 498 of 1913).
On a fragment of coping stone of a rail. |
R. Chanda, EI, XV. No. 13.29 |
TEXT.
. . . . yasa chet[i]ya madhà vet[i]ka cha[pa] . . . .
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. . . . coping-stone of the Chaitya . . . '
(I do not understand the meaning of madhà. If it stands for the Sanskrit madhya, the form
should be recognized as a local tadbhava. - RCh).