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| | Crasvati, Plate XX |
 | | In the third compartment from the top, onthe right, « the Taming of the Maddened Elephant), at Rajagriha; on the right of Buddha, who stands, with his right hand in abhaya-mudra, the elephant is kneeling beneath a stupa; on his left, Ananda holds in his right hand his long mendicant's staff or khakkhara (cf. |
 | | At the bottom, from some bubbling waves, there springs up a large lotus, on which Buddha is seated with his legs crossed in the manner of the Indians, and his hands joined in the attitude of instruction. |
 | | The stalk of the lowest central lotus is upheld by two kneeling figures with royal head-dresses canopied by the many-headed ndga behind each; on the left are a kneeling figure and two standing Buddhas, and on the right a Buddha is behind the naga, and behind him are three worshippers with presents... |
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