Forma speluncae primae apud speluncas Ajanta, magnam aulam ad orandum et vivendum ex saeculo quinto dicatam.Vihara, in proximo wihan appellata, Wat Chedi Luang in Thailandia septentrionali exstructa.
Spelunca quarta inter speluncas Ajanta
Aditus ad aulam in vihara apud speluncas Kanheri
Caelaturae parietales apud speluncas Kanheri
Simplices lectisaxosi in vihara apud speluncas Kanheri
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