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             <title>K. 1253. Doorjamb at Prasat Ta Muong, 10th-11th century Śaka</title>
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                  <forename>Dominique</forename>
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<lb n="1"/><unclear>vas</unclear>v<unclear>ā</unclear> <gap reason="lost" quantity="1" unit="character" precision="low"/> <unclear>gho</unclear> <gap reason="lost" quantity="12" unit="character" precision="low"/> 
<lb n="2"/>Āditya gho kaṁpañ· sot· gho qnāya gho kaṁ<unclear>pu</unclear> <supplied reason="lost">gho</supplied> <gap reason="lost" quantity="2" unit="character" precision="low"/>
<lb n="3"/><unclear>ñ·</unclear> <g ref="sym:spiral-left" type="symbol">*</g>  tai sarac· tai <space type="vacat" quantity="2" unit="character"/> thqyak· tai paroṅ· tai sa<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied>A<unclear>p</unclear><supplied reason="lost">·</supplied>
<lb n="4"/>t<unclear>ai</unclear> kaṁvī tai kañcrok· tai sra<unclear>j</unclear>ai tai <unclear>sv</unclear>at· tai kañje 
<lb n="5"/><supplied reason="lost">tai</supplied> kaṁvrau <space type="vacat" quantity="1" unit="character"/> tai saṁAp· tai kanthun· tai kañ<unclear>c</unclear>an· tai phle<lb n="6" break="no"/><supplied reason="lost">ṅ·</supplied> tai kaṁvr̥k· tai chneṁ tai saṁqap· sot· tai jaṁnan·
<lb n="7"/><supplied reason="lost">tai</supplied> kaṁprvat· tai saṁUy· tai kañjan· tai chpoṅ· tai bho<unclear>da</unclear>
<lb n="8"/>tai <unclear>ph</unclear>sok· tai yūdhīkā tai Utpala tai Utpala
<lb n="9"/>sot· tai kaṁvai sot· tai kañju tai kanteṅ· tai <unclear>la</unclear><lb n="10" break="no"/>ṅgāy· tai kan·In· tai kaṁvai tai kaṁvān· tai ka<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied>p<unclear>u</unclear>
<lb n="11"/>tai ratnaśrīya tai can·doṅ· <g ref="sym:circle-bullseye" type="symbol">*</g> khñuṁ vraḥ kaṁmrate<supplied reason="lost">ṅ·</supplied>
<lb n="12"/>Añ· ta kanmyaṅ· nā yā tāñ· steñ· gho kaṁpit· gho 
<lb n="13"/>kañjai gho taṅker· gho pandan· gho Aṅgāra <g ref="sym:circle-bullseye" type="symbol">*</g> tai ka<lb n="14" break="no"/>nsat· tai kanteṁ tai panlas· tai samr̥ddhī tai kansa tai <supplied reason="lost">kaṁ</supplied><lb n="15" break="no"/>vrau tai kaṁvāñ· tai kaṁpit· tai laṅgāy· tai tī<unclear>rtha</unclear> <supplied reason="lost">tai</supplied><lb n="16" break="no"/>ka<unclear>ṁ</unclear>vai <g ref="sym:floret-complex" type="symbol">*</g>
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                         <lem><unclear>vas</unclear>v<unclear>ā</unclear></lem>
                     <note>Il est possible qu'il soit restitué en <foreign>devasvāmi</foreign>. La lecture <foreign>valvā</foreign> est également possible, mais on ne verrait plus de restitution possible.</note>
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                         <lem>sot·</lem>
                     <note>Le terme <foreign>sot</foreign> implique nécessairement la présence d'un autre <foreign>gho kaṁpañ·</foreign> dans la partie brisée.</note>
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                         <lem>kaṁ<unclear>pu</unclear></lem>
                     <note>La seule autre occurrence connue est à la ligne 10 et de lecture également très incertaine. On ne peut donc pas négliger la possibilité : kaṁpu<seg type="component" subtype="body"><gap reason="illegible" quantity="1" unit="component"/></seg> <supplied reason="lost">gho</supplied>.</note>
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                         <lem><unclear>ñ·</unclear></lem>
                     <note>Ce caractère est incertain <supplied reason="explanation" cert="low">n·</supplied> ; la comparaison avec la ligne 10 <supplied reason="explanation">kan·In·</supplied> interdit la lecture <foreign>i</foreign>.</note>
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                         <lem><space type="vacat" quantity="2" unit="character"/></lem>
                     <note>Un défaut de la pierre a vraisemblablement provoqué un blanc, qui semble suivi de deux points. Il semble que le lapicide ne disposait pas d'un excellent état de surface car on retrouve le même problème à la ligne 5 <supplied reason="explanation">c'est aussi la raison pour laquelle les lignes 8 et 16 ne sont pas justifiées à gauche</supplied>.</note>
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                         <lem>sa<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied>A<unclear>p</unclear><supplied reason="lost">·</supplied></lem>
                     <note>Cette lecture est très incertaine. Si cette restitution sa<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied>A<unclear>p</unclear><supplied reason="lost">·</supplied> est exacte, on devrait avoir saṁqap· sot· à la ligne 5. On remarquera d'ailleurs un <foreign>saṁAp· sot·</foreign> à la ligne 6.</note>
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                         <lem>sra<unclear>j</unclear>ai</lem>
                     <note>On pourrait lire <foreign>sraṁ jai</foreign>, mais ce qui pourrait être pris pour un <foreign>anusvāra</foreign> ne correspond sans doute qu'aux cheveux du <foreign>sa</foreign>. Quoi qu'il en soit, cet anthroponyme est inédit.</note>
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                         <lem><unclear>sv</unclear>at·</lem>
                     <note>Cette lecture est incertaine. On devine à peine le <foreign>sva</foreign>sva et <foreign>svat</foreign> n'est pas attesté comme anthroponyme.</note>
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                         <lem>phle<lb n="6" break="no"/><supplied reason="lost">ṅ·</supplied></lem>
                     <note>La restitution <foreign>phleṅ·</foreign> est possible, mais incertaine. <foreign>phler·</foreign> serait également envisageable.</note>
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                         <lem>sot·</lem>
                     <note>L'anthroponyme <foreign>yūthīkā</foreign> est inédit dans le corpus.</note>
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                         <lem>kaṁvai sot·</lem>
                     <note>Ici, la tai <foreign>kaṁvai sot</foreign> précède inexplicablement la <foreign>tai kaṁvai</foreign> de la ligne 10.</note>
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                         <lem>kaṁvān·</lem>
                     <note>On peut lire un <foreign>ta</foreign> au lieu de <foreign>va</foreign> si on compare ce caractère au troisième <foreign>tai</foreign> de la ligne 4. On pourrait alors lire <foreign>kaṁtañ·</foreign> à la ligne 15.</note>
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                        <lem>can·doṅ·</lem>
                        <note>L'anthroponyme <foreign>can·doṅ·</foreign> est attesté comme toponyme dans K. 337 A, l. 5 <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>caṁdoṅ</foreign>, « de taille moyenne » ? Pou 2004, s.v., p. 154, 158</supplied>.</note>
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                         <lem><g ref="sym:circle-bullseye" type="symbol">*</g></lem>
                     <note>Le premier signe de ponctuation, une spirale <supplied reason="explanation">l. 3</supplied>, sépare la liste des hommes <foreign>gho</foreign> de celle des femmes <foreign>tai</foreign> alors que le deuxième <supplied reason="explanation">l. 11, œil de poulet</supplied> marque le passage à une autre liste d'esclave. Enfin, dans ce troisième cas, la séparation entre <foreign>gho</foreign> et <foreign>tai</foreign> est matérialisée par un œil de poulet. La distinction entre ces deux signes n'est donc peut-être pas pertinente. Selon Michel Antelme, la spirale et les deux cercles concentriques sont tous deux désignés par le terme khmer <foreign>bhnaeka mān'</foreign> « œil de poulet » dans les manuscrits modernes ; cf. Antelme 2007, p. 46.</note>
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 	<p n="1-11"><supplied reason="explanation">Liste d’esclaves incomplète comportant au moins 5 hommes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>gho</foreign></supplied> et 37 femmes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tai</foreign></supplied></supplied>.</p>
             <p n="11-16">Esclaves de Vraḥ Kamrateṅ Añ « le jeune » auprès de la grand-mère, la Tāñ Steñ : <supplied reason="explanation">suit une liste d’esclaves comprenant 5 hommes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>gho</foreign></supplied> et 11 femmes <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>tai</foreign></supplied></supplied>.</p>
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          <p>Edited by Dominique Soutif (<bibl rend="omitname"><ptr target="bib:Soutif2009_03"/><citedRange unit="page">583</citedRange></bibl>) with a French translation.</p>
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