170(48). Amaràvatè buddhist stone inscription. (No. 480 of 1913).
| On a fragment (corner) of a sculptured slab. |
| R. Chanda, EI, XV. No. 13.48 |
TEXT.
1 . . . . lure [va]òhavasa Pega-gaha-[patibha] .
2 . . . . . [sa]-bhatukasa sa-[bha]ginikasa sa-bha[ya]
3 . . . . . . . kaòa-mahàcheta-yeka-pas[e] . . [pa]tiòhapi[to]
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' . . . . . . placed by the householder Pega (?), an inhabitant of . . . lura, together
with his brother, sister, and wife . . . . on one side of the great Chaitya at
[Dhànya]kaòa.' (RCh)
There appears to be some space left out between se and p. The latter letter looks like ph in the impression. (RCh.)