  | INTRODUCTION | Page 3 | BOOK I.
BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE. | | Chap. | | Page | | I. | Introduction and Classification | 47 | | II. | Stambhas or LÂts | 52 | | III. | Stupas—Bhilsa Topes—Topes at Sarnath and in Behar—Amravati Tope—Gandhara Topes—Jelalabad Topes—Manikyala Tope | 57 | | IV. | Rails—Rails at Bharhut, Muttra Sanchi, and Amravati | 84 | | V. | Chaitya Halls—Behar Caves—Western Chaitya Halls, &c. | 105 | | VI. | Viharas or Monasteries—Structural Viharas—Bengal and Western Vihara Caves—Nassick, Ajunta, Bagh, Dhumnar, Kholvi, and Ellora Viharas—Circular Cave at Junir | 133 | | VII. | Gandhara Monasteries—Monasteries at Jamalgiri, Takht-i-Bahi, and Shah Dehri | 169 | | VIII. | Ceylon—Introductory—Anuradhapura—Pollonarua | 185 | BOOK II.
JAINA ARCHITECTURE. | | I. | Introductory | 207 | | II. | Construction—Arches—Domes—Plans—Sikras | 210 | | III. | Northern Jaina Style—Palitana—Girnar—Mount Abu—Parisnath—Gualior—KhajurÂho | 226 | | IV. | Modern Jaina Style—Jaina Temple, Delhi—Jaina Caves—Converted Mosques | 255 | | V. | Jaina Style in Southern India—Bettus—Bastis | 265 | BOOK III.
ARCHITECTURE IN THE HIMALAYAS. | | I. | Kashmir—Temples—Marttand—Avantipore—Bhaniyar |
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