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Cursive angkorian script, typical of the 11th century CE.
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hau Aruṇa sthāpanā vraḥ kamrateṅa
Oya dāna bhūmi ti dakṣiṇa nir̥ti vraḥ nu travāṅa chpū
sre ta khloña vala qnak· ciḥ ta trā ta saṁni
jamāna ti yugapat· nu vraḥ kaṁmrateṅa Aña ta guru A
dhyāpaka jā ksantoṅa ta jā guru sthāpaka nu sabhya phoṅ
nau qnak ta nu cicāy· dharmma Aña ta
roḥ neḥ nau Ampāla pāpa qnaka gurudro
hi śivadrohi rājadrohi leṅ mān ta
qnak noḥ vraḥ neḥ ti Aña sthāpanā
Aña Oy ta teṅ tvana qso ta savandhi Aña
nu loña joṅ ta kvan Aña ti hau
steṅa Aruṇa
9 māsa
10 dina
Aśvanī-nakṣatra
kumbha-lagna
śukra qnau
vuddhavāra
1019
Les gens qui détériorent ce mien
Ce dieu que j'ai érigé, je l'offre à
843
George Cœdès notes, regarding the character inscribed in the sign of Aries in the zodiac diagram, that it should represent the moon but that it certainly includes the vowel
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See K. 1345 for another example of zodiac diagram during the Angkorian period.
First edited by George Cœdès with a French translation (