- A donatário (Portuguese for "donated" or "endowed [one]"),
sometimes anglicized as donatary, was a
private person —
often a
noble — who was
granted a considerable...
- Malleshwaram. Much of the text
published is
incomplete and is a
possible donatory inscription. However, the
existence of
Jakkarayana kere (lake) near Sampige...
- benefice, also
known as a
commendatory or
donatory. The
charisticaries among the
ancient Gr****s were a kind of
donatories who enjo**** all the
revenues of hospitals...
-
Numerous donors provided the
funds for the
building of
these caves and left
donatory inscriptions,
including laity,
members of the clergy,
government officials...
-
decipher a few more letters.
James Prinsep then
analysed a
large number of
donatory inscriptions on the
reliefs in Sanchi, and
noted that most of them ended...
-
Brahmi inscriptions, as well as
those found near Madurai, are
typically donatory and
dedicated resting places and
resources for monks.
Other major usages...
- been do****ented
earlier in
Epigraphia Carnatica, Vol 9.
These are
mostly donatory inscriptions for the
deity Chokkanathaswamy and for the
Someshwara temple...
-
Grantha script published in
Epigraphia Carnatica and is
about possible donatory inscription to the
Chokkanathaswamy Temple in Domlur, a
locality in Bengaluru...
-
semidome dōnum dōn- gift condonation, condone, donation, donative, donator,
donatory, pardon,
pardonable dorsum dors- back disendorse, dorsal, dorsum, dossier...
-
Uttar Pradesh Sahasram,
Rohtas district,
Bihar Barabar Caves,
Bihar (
donatory inscriptions to the Ājīvika sect) Mahasthan,
Bogra district, Bangladesh...
