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day, there are few temples of its class which give a better idea
of the style than this one. Fortunately, too, its date is perfectly
well known. From an inscription copied by Lieutenant Burt, it
appears it was erected by a king who was reigning at Malwa, in the
year 10(50 of our era.1

At Kallian, in Bombay harbour, there is a temple called Anibernath,
very similar to this, on making drawings and casts from which the

1 ' Journal of the Asiatic Society of
Bengal,' vol. be p. 648* Tlie date is

given from fonr different epochs, so that
there can be no mistake about it.