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1 Range | forgotten among the crumbling stones of Bharhut and Buddha Gaya.
2 Primit|       and in various-coloured stones. The terra-cotta figurines
3 Buddhi|    that did not bring its own stones and tiles to widen the great
4 Asuka |    the inscription, "The very stones here are grown aged, and
5 Nara  |  pearls, and various precious stones, is a statue~which ought
6 Ashika|    Assyrian sought by immense stones to express grandeur, as
7 Ashika|  Parthenon, with the immortal stones of Phidias and Praxiteles,