...thereon are the typical cuts and wounds inflicted on his enemies by his sword writing his immortal fame ! Raja DHAVA has left behind him at any rate, a monument...Berenice steamer ! Here follows the text as corrected by KAMA LA KANT A, in a few letters, which will be seen on comparing it with the plate ; the translation...

...thereon are the typical cuts and wounds inflicted on his enemies by his sword writing his immortal fame ! Raja Dhava has left behind him, at any rate, a monument...of his skill in forging iron, for the pillar is a well-wrought circular shaft of iron of considerable magnitude.1 (TRANSLATION.) ' 1. By him who, learning...

...thereon are the typical cuts and wounds inflicted on his enemies by his sword writing his immortal fame! Raja Dhava has left behind him, at any rate, a monument...of his skill in forging iron, for the pillar is a well-wrought circular shaft of iron of considerable magnitude. 1 (TRANSLATION.) '!.!!> him who, learning...

...the typical cuts and wounds inflicted on his enemies by his sword writing his immortal fame ! llája Dhava has left behind him, at any rate, a monument of his skill in forging iron, for the pillar is a well-wrought circular shaft of iron of considerable magnitude.1 (TRANSLATION.) ' 1. By him who, learning...

...commemoration of his victorious power. Raja Dliava has left behind him at any rate a monument of his skil[ at forging Iron, for the pillar is a well wrought circular...nearly as large as the shaft of the Berenice Steamer." GENERAL A. CUNNINGHAM, RE, in Proceedings of the Archaological Surveyor to Government of India, November...

...then, to the constitution of the metal of which this remarkable shaft is composed, Colonel Cunningham forging iron, for the pillar is a well wrought circular shaft of iron of considerable magnitude.' " Cunningham again speaks as if it were cast. It is a pity the thing is...

...p. 319-321. No " doubt is there expressed as to its material. Prinsep calls it ' a monument " ' of skill in forging iron, for the pillar is a well- wrought circular shaft of Iron " ' of considerable magnitude.' "Cunningham again speaks as if it were cast. It is a pity the thing...

...i., p. 319-321. No "doubt is there expressed as to its material. Prinsep calls it ' a monument " ' of skill in forging iron, for the pillar is a well- wrought circular shaft of Iron " 'of considerable magnitude.' " Cunningham again speaks as if it were cast. It is a pity the thing...

...notes Prinsep also observes that the shaft is composed of wrought iron. " Raja Dhava, " he says, " has left behind him at any rate, a monument of his...nearly as large as the shaft of the Berenice steamer ! " 3 1 Hindi ^t^fy is the same as Maharashtrl f^ which is derived from Sanskrit Vide Pischel, Gramm....