Unpublished inscription written on a Buddha sculpture (K. 1491)
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⟨1⟩ hai tai cpoṅa I tai ⟨pa⟩nhe(ṁ) I tai kan(·)sū I tai ka(ṁ)pata I tai ka[.]ai I tai pit· sratī I tai cpo(ṅ)· I tai (p/m)anhe(ṁ) I tai kan·sū ⟨I⟩ tai kaṁpat· I tai kaṁ(na) I tai (p)it· (sr)a[tī] I
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This inscription, kept in a private collection in Japan, is unpublished. The reading is based on photographs provided by Brice Vincent and Martin Polkinghorne.
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