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Bimaran

Bimaran

Trazodone, see there.
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Caption: N The Bimaran Reliquary, found at Bimaran, Stupa 2, late 1st to 2nd century AD.
The Bimaran casket is important because it preserves one of the oldest known images of the Buddha.
One Mother, Many Mother Tongues
The Museum has a fine collection of relics and reliquaries, including probably the most famous and widely discussed Buddhist reliquary, that from Bimaran.
A Catalogue of the Gandhara Sculpture in the British Museum
Two exceptions are the famous Bimaran casket found with coins of late 1st century AD in a stupa west of Jalalabad (figure N), and the Ahinposh casket found in a stupa north of Hadda.
Tope Kelan and the Stupa Cult in Hadda
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