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            <title>K. 1328. Bronze vase in a private collection seen at Fukuoka, Japan, 10th-11th centuries CE</title>
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                  <surname>Chhom</surname>
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   <lb n="1"/>ruva qnak ta yok· Aṁ<unclear>ra</unclear>s· vraḥ pi Oy <unclear>t</unclear>a qnak· <choice><unclear>r</unclear><unclear>p</unclear></choice>eḥ ta Oya nu ta dāra syaṅ ta j<unclear>ā</unclear>ṁ ta naraka
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                <lem>Aṁ<unclear>ra</unclear>s·</lem>
                <note>Le <foreign>ra</foreign> est mal exécuté, mais c’est bien un <foreign>ra</foreign> qu’il faut lire, car <foreign>Aṁras</foreign> est le seul mot qui fait sens dans ce contexte. Le <foreign>ra</foreign> plus loin dans <foreign>reḥ</foreign> semble à nouveau exécuté de façon inattendue, cette fois-ci clairement de manière archaïque avec double haste, bien qu’une lecture <foreign>peḥ</foreign> soit ici également concevable.</note>
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                      <lem><foreign>j<unclear>ā</unclear>ṁ ta</foreign></lem>
                    <note>Cette expression semble équivalente à <foreign>jā ta</foreign>, qu’on trouve dans des contextes semblables <supplied reason="explanation">K. 292, phrase antépénultième du serment ; K. 356 N, l. 24-26 ; K. 741, l. 13-15 ≈ K. 742, l. 8-11</supplied>. Bien que les dictionnaires du vieux-khmer n’aient pas enregistré de variantes avec une consonne nasale à la fin du mot <foreign>jā</foreign>, l’existence d’une pareille variante nous a été signalé par Dominique Soutif dans K. 1186 <supplied reason="explanation">inédite, lecture fondée sur l’estampage EFEO n. 1685</supplied>, B l. 18 : <foreign>nau qnak ta lapa dharmma ta roḥ<unclear>ha</unclear> neḥ<unclear>ha</unclear> jāmt· dvātri<supplied reason="lost">ṁ</supplied>śa naraka tarāp cāndrāditya mān leya</foreign> « Quant aux gens qui feraient disparaître cette fondation pieuse, ils méritent les trente-deux enfers aussi longtemps que dureront le soleil et la lune ». La graphie <foreign>jāmt·</foreign> doit sans doute se comprendre <foreign>jām ta</foreign> <supplied reason="explanation">voir les observations de Griffiths et Soutif 2008-09, p. 41 n. 37</supplied>. Il semble donc presque certain qu’un mot <foreign>jāṁ</foreign>/<foreign>jām</foreign> ait existé à côté de <foreign>jā</foreign>, mais doté du même sens.</note>
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                <p n="1">Quant aux gens qui s’emparent des moyens de subsistance du dieu pour les donner à autrui, <supplied reason="subaudible">qui</supplied> ramassent <supplied reason="explanation"><foreign>reḥ</foreign></supplied> / cueillissent <supplied reason="explanation">peḥ</supplied>, qui donnent et qui reçoivent — tous ceux-là méritent l’enfer !</p>
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          <p>Edited by Arlo Griffiths and Brice Vincent (<bibl rend="omitname"><ptr target="bib:Griffiths+Vincent2014_01"/><citedRange unit="page">127</citedRange></bibl>) with a French translation.</p>
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