¹ The Bṛihat-s°, lviii, 15, states that “the face together with the pile of hair is said by Nagnajit to be 16 aṅgulas in length”; this agrees with Chitra-l°, p. 152, which gives the length of the face as 12 aṅgulas and that of the ushṇīsha as 4 aṅgulas. The Bṛihat-s° (ibid.) gives the width of the neck as 10 aṅgulas; Chitra-l°, p. 156, states that the neck of figures flying towards heaven is 10 aṅgulas long and 10 aṅgulas thick. The statement of Bṛihat-s°, lviii, 4, that the Dravidian type according to Nagnajit has a face 14 aṅgulas long, I cannot find in the Chitra-l°; but it may have been in the original source of the latter compilation. I may add that I cannot understand the reasons that have led Dr. Laufer to assign a Jain origin to the Chitra-l°.