Silpa Prakasa Medieval Orissan Sanskrit Text on Temple Architecture |
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Contents
Preface by V S AGRAWALA | vii |
Acknowledgments | lvii |
Layout of the groundplan | 17 |
Construction of the mukhaśālā wall | 25 |
Pillars | 31 |
The konaka | 41 |
Upper stringcourse bandhanā | 54 |
Āvaraṇa Devatās | 59 |
Padmagarbha and Kāmagarbha temples | 84 |
Upper part of the rāhā | 95 |
Covering of the roof | 100 |
Kāmabandha | 103 |
Parirāhā | 110 |
Types of lions | 116 |
Sculptural decoration | 124 |
Notes | 131 |
Upper stringcourse bandhanā | 61 |
Second Prakāśa | 63 |
Anurāhās | 71 |
Vimānamālini temple general | 78 |
The main temple vimāna | 158 |
List of illustrations | 163 |
Common terms and phrases
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