...: Modern Printing Press, n.d room 10, no. 1 (b). versity, 1985), p. 72, no. 91, pl. 37, fig. 88. 40. Pal, Indian Sculpture, p. 257. 26. Donaldson, S´ iva-Pa¯ rvat vol. 1, p. 296, vol. 2, 41. Muchnic, ‘‘LACMA does an about-face p. 271, fig. 233; vol. 1, p. 367, vol. 2, p. 325, fig. 309...

...¯ are exquisitely detailed, and the rock surrounding their heads is deeply cut away, creating a dense shadow that adds dramatic effect. Yet Pa¯rvats shoulder on the side...

..., the Vara¯ha and deities. ˙ ˙ the A¯ di-Vara¯ha. Durga¯ is identified across India with Ma¯mandu¯ r Cave II, known from later inscriptions ˙ ˙ Uma¯-Pa¯rvat consort of S´iva, but only in south India is as the S´aiva...

... were to recite at every stage of life peacock. By˙ S´iva’s feet, a seated drummer is balanced (Fig. 14). Temples were needed to prepare newly initiated by Pa¯rvat In a relief on Temple 2, Lakulis´a—who is ascetics and to shelter veteran ascetics before they left said to have appeared on earth...