No. 2. Kol Buddhist cave inscription. Prakrit.

1883 Buôhler-Burgess, ASWI IV, p. 89, No. 5.4, and Plate XLVI; Luders list No 1076
Lu: - A cave (låía), the gift of Dhamasirè (Dharmaùrè), daughter of the lay-worøipper (upàsaka) . . . . . . ., wife of Sivadata (Ùivadatta).

TEXT.

[1.] . . . upàsakasa duhutuya Dhamasiriya Sivadatasa bitiyakàya
[2.] leía deyadhama [ || ]

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I am unable to make out the name satisfactorily; it looks like Kharud or Kharad. (ASWI)

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A cave, the meritorious gift of Dhamasiri (Dharmaùrè), daughter of the lay worshipper . . . (and) wife of Sivadata (Ùivadatta). (ASWI)