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Plate CXIV · India

Vol. VI (1951) · full-page plate

Above: THE SACRED BULL, carved in the rock at Chamundi Hill, Mysore: here until a century ago human sacrifices were offered. The bull is a colossal figure of Naudi, sacred to the God Liva, work of 1659 A.D. — Above: THE SACRED BULL, carved in the rock at Chamundi Hill, Mysore: here until a century ago human sacrifices were offered. The bull is a colossal figure of Naudi, sacred to the God Liva, work of 1659 A.D.
Below: ST. JEROME, watercolour by H. Shirset - Rome, Mostra d'Arte missionaria 1950.

Below: ST. JEROME, watercolour by H. Shirset - Rome, Mostra d'Arte missionaria 1950. — Above: THE SACRED BULL, carved in the rock at Chamundi Hill, Mysore: here until a century ago human sacrifices were offered. The bull is a colossal figure of Naudi, sacred to the God Liva, work of 1659 A.D.
Below: ST. JEROME, watercolour by H. Shirset - Rome, Mostra d'Arte missionaria 1950.

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