Fergusson, James: A history of architecture in all countries, from the earliest times to the present day: in five volumes (Band 3) (London, 1899)

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CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION...........Pace 3

BOOK I.
BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE.

t'HAr. Paoe

I. Introduction and Classifica-
tion ......47

II. Stamdhas ob Lats . . 52

III. Stupas—Bhilsa Topes—Topes
at Sarna t h and in Behar—Anna-
vati Tope — Gandhara Topes —
Jelalabad Topes — Manikvala
Tope......57

IV. Rails—Rails at Bharhut, Mut-
tra, Sanchi, and Aniravati . . 84

V. Chaitya Halls—Behar Caves
—Western Chaitva Halls, &c. . 105

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VI. Viharas ob monasteries—

Structural Viharas—Bengal and
'Western Viliara Caves—Nassick,
Ajuuta, Bagh, Dhumnar, Kholvi,
and Ellora Viharas — Circular
Cave at Junir . . . .133

VII. Gandhara Monasteries—
Monasteries at Jamalgiri, Takht-
i-Bahi, and Shah Dehri . .169

VIII. Ceylon- — Introductory —
Anuradhapura—I'ollonarua . 135

BOOK II.

JAJ NA ARCHITECTUEE.

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I. Introductory .... 207

II. Construction—Arches—Domes
—Plans—Sikras . . . .210

III. Northern Jaina Style—Pali-
tana— Girnar — Mount Aim— V. Jaina Style inSoithern India
Parisnath—Gualior-—Khajuralio 226 Bcttus—liastis . . . . 265

IV. Modern Jaina Style—Jaina
Temple, Delhi — Jaina Caves —
Converted Mosques

BOOK III.

ARCHITECTURE IN THE HIMALAYAS.

I. Kashmir—Temples—Marttand—Avantipore—Bh&uiyar .... 279

II. Nerai.—Stuaps or Chaityas—Wooden Temples—Thibet—Temples at
Kangra..............298