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· <p n="1">Les cinquante héros <seg rend="pun">/ soldats</seg>.</p>
· <p rend="stanza" n="1">Ils sont victorieux <supplied reason="explanation">jayataḥ</supplied>, <supplied reason="subaudible">ces</supplied> deux pieds en étain <supplied reason="explanation">trapusīsau</supplied> de Śiva <supplied reason="explanation">pinākinaḥ</supplied>, capables de délivrer les héros <seg rend="pun">/soldats</seg> <supplied reason="explanation">vīrapramocanau</supplied>, capables d'enlever le démérite <supplied reason="explanation">pāpahāriṇau</supplied> même d’un <supplied reason="subaudible">véritable</supplied> roi des couards <seg rend="pun">/ du roi Nighna ?</seg> <supplied reason="explanation">nighnarājasya</supplied> pour celui qui en boit <supplied reason="explanation">pivataḥ</supplied> <supplied reason="subaudible">l’eau lustrale qui y a été versée</supplied>.</p>
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· <p>Observations of Diwakar Acharya: inside the Paśupati shrine in Kathmandu, in front of the Vāsuki temple (slightly to the right when approaching it) there used
· to be a rock with natural markings that were revered as the footprints of Śiva.
· A niche was constructed in the 1960s to protect them, and after that, perhaps in the 1980s, the niche was removed, damaging the rock in the process, which was then also thrown out when they were constructing a protective wall.
· Another instance was on the way from the Vāsukighāṭ to the Sūryaghāṭ beside the Bāgmatī river, which was venerated as a Śivapāduka. The markings are probably still there, but perhaps no longer venerated because that area has become polluted.</p>
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· <p>Publication currently in preparation by Dominic Goodall and Chloé Chollet.</p>
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Commentary
Observations of Diwakar Acharya: inside the Paśupati shrine in Kathmandu, in front of the Vāsuki temple (slightly to the right when approaching it) there used to be a rock with natural markings that were revered as the footprints of Śiva. A niche was constructed in the 1960s to protect them, and after that, perhaps in the 1980s, the niche was removed, damaging the rock in the process, which was then also thrown out when they were constructing a protective wall. Another instance was on the way from the Vāsukighāṭ to the Sūryaghāṭ beside the Bāgmatī river, which was venerated as a Śivapāduka. The markings are probably still there, but perhaps no longer venerated because that area has become polluted.