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A.  Foucher,  L'art  greco-bouddhique.  Paris  1905—1922,  Abb.  219.
—  N.  G.  Majumdar,  A  guide  Io  fhe  sculptures  in  the  Indian  Museum, ­
  II,  The  Graeco-Buddhisf  school  of  Gandhara.  Delhi  1937,
S.  74,  S.  122,  Nr.  108.
138  Fragment  des  Paares  Harifi  und  Pancika,  von  Kindern  umgeben.  Hariti,  ursprünglich  eine  Dämonin,  später
zur  Schutzgottheit  umgedeutet,  trägt  ein  antikisierendes  Gewand.
Sculpture,  showing  Hariti  and  Pancika,  standing  under  a  tree
(broken).  The  right  hand  (broken)  of  Pancika  rests  on  his  hip,
the  lett  hand  on  the  shoulder  of  his  wife,  who  Stretches  her  right
hand  (broken)  fowards  her  husband;  in  her  lett  hand,  she  carries
a  noose.  Two  naked  children  (heads  lost)  stand  between  them,
one  below,  fhe  other  above.
Bosalt,  Dreivierfel-Relief,  H  30,5  cm,  B  22,9  cm.  Jamalgarh,  Westpakiston,
  Gandhara,  ca.  2.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Indian  Museum,
Archaeological  Section,  Calcufta.  G.  8.
N.  G.  Majumdar,  A  guide  to  the  sculptures  in  the  Indian  Museum,
II,  The  Graeco-Buddhist  school  ot  Gandhara.  Delhi  1937,  S.  100,
S.  122,  Nr.  110,  Tafel  XII.
139  Kniender  Yaksha.  Alfindische  dienstbare  Halbgoftheit,  in  Gandhara  mit  den  Zügen  der  griechisch-römischen ­
  Atlanten  und  oft  mit  einem  herkulesartigen  Gesicht  dargesfelit.
An  atlante,  a  Yaksha  of  the  hellenistic  type;  face  bearing  some
resemblance  fo  thaf  of  Hercules.
Basalt,  Rundplastik,  H  20,5  cm.  Jamalgarh,  Westpakistan,  Gandhara, ­
  ca.  2.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Indian  Museum,  Archaeological
Section,  Calcutfa.  81.  e.
A.  Foucher,  L'art  greco-bouddhique.  Paris  1905—1922,  Abb.  87.  —
A.  K.Coomaraswamy,  Yaksas.  Washington  1928—1931,  I,  Tafel  13,3.
N.  G.  Majumdar,  A  guide  to  the  sculptures  in  the  Indian  Museum,
II,  The  Graeco-Buddhisf  school  of  Gandhara.  Delhi  1937,  S.  112,
5.  124,  Nr.  163,  Tafel  XII.  .—•  G.  Combaz,  L’lnde  et  l'Orient
classique.  Paris  1937,  Tafel  109.  —•  M.  Chandra,  Some  aspects  of
Yaksha  cult  in  ancient  India.  BULLETIN  OF  THE  PRINCE  OF
WALES  MUSEUM  BOMBAY  3,  1952/53.  —  C.  K.  Gairola,  Atlanfes
in  early  Indian  art.  ORIENTAL  ART,  N.  S.  2,  1956.  —  K.  Fischer,
Recently  discovered  sfone  sculptures  from  Bactria.  ARTIBUS
ASIAE  20,  1958.
140  Yaksha.  Geflügelter,  bärtiger  Atlant.  Winged,  bearded  atlante.
Stein,  H  19  cm.  Jamalgarh,  Westpakistan,  Gandhara,  ca.  2.  bis
4.  Jahrhundert  n.  Chr.  Patna  Museum,  Patna.  Arch.  No.  5881.
A.  K.  Coomaraswramy,  Yakshas.  Washington  1928—1931.  —  C.  K.
Gairola,  Atlanfes  in  early  Indian  art.  ORIENTAL  ART,  N  S  2
1956.