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1 Range | founding their colonies in Ceylon, Java, and Sumatra, leaving
2 Buddhi|    of his empire felt from Ceylon to the limits of Syria and
3 Buddhi| His son Mahindra converted Ceylon to Buddhism, laying the
4 Buddhi| successor, Deva, came from Ceylon, shows the wide range within
5 Buddhi| Siam., and, returning upon Ceylon, absorbed the remnant of
6 Asuka |   from the Bengal coast by Ceylon to the mouth of the Yang-tse-Kiang,
7 Nara  |   sculptor presumably from Ceylon, and the similarity of his