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and IXa exhibit two couples of figures of the portrait class, both, I believe, from Zainganaing. They also shew two versions of the inscription described ante, p. 343 f.
Plate IX. shews the inscription as described, and Plate IXa shews it in a more cursive form, which is interesting on that account. Apart from the testimony of the inscription the costume " See ante. Vol. XXI. p. 383. There is in the Phayre Museum a small stoiie object (broken) with the four Buddhas Beated back to back. It was t...aken from the neighbourhood of the Kyaip'un Pagoda, and may well have been a votive model of it. In Buchanan-Hamilton's " Account of the Eeligion and Literature of the Barmas " in Asiatic Researches, vi., 265, the Four Buddhas turn up as Ohauohasam, Gonagom, Gaspa, and Godama ! In Malcolm, Travels, Vol. ii. p. 284, they are Kaukathan, Gaunag6n, Kathapa and Gaudama, and in Siamese, Kakasan, Konagon, Kasap and Kodom.
"> See Phayre, History of Burma, pp. 63-66 : ante. Vol. XXI. p. 3V7. '" Ante, p. 46.
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and IXa exhibit two couples of figures of the portrait class, both, I believe, from Zainganaing. They also shew two versions of the inscription described ante, p. 343 f.
Plate IX. shews the inscription as described, and Plate IXa shews it in a more cursive form, which is interesting on that account. Apart from the testimony of the inscription the costume " See ante. Vol. XXI. p. 383. There is in the Phayre Museum a small stoiie object (broken) with the four Buddhas Beated back to back. It was t...aken from the neighbourhood of the Kyaip'un Pagoda, and may well have been a votive model of it. In Buchanan-Hamilton's " Account of the Eeligion and Literature of the Barmas " in Asiatic Researches, vi., 265, the Four Buddhas turn up as Ohauohasam, Gonagom, Gaspa, and Godama ! In Malcolm, Travels, Vol. ii. p. 284, they are Kaukathan, Gaunag6n, Kathapa and Gaudama, and in Siamese, Kakasan, Konagon, Kasap and Kodom.
"> See Phayre, History of Burma, pp. 63-66 : ante. Vol. XXI. p. 3V7. '" Ante, p. 46.
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