Pundarikakshan Perumal temple is believed to have been built by the Pallavas, as seen from the three inscriptions in its two rock-cut caves.
On these runestones the word Grikkland ("Greece") appears in three inscriptions, the word Grikk(j ar ("Greeks") appears in 25 inscriptions, two stones refer to men as grikkfari ("traveller to Greece") and one stone refers to Grikkhafnir ("Greek harbours").
It bears three inscriptions: the top register in Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, the second in the Egyptian demotic script, and the third in Ancient Greek.
The find was announced to Napoleon's newly founded scientific association in Cairo, the Institut d'Égypte, in a report by Commission member Michel Ange Lancret noting that it contained three inscriptions, the first in hieroglyphs and the third in Greek, and rightly suggesting that the three inscriptions would be versions of the same text.
This temple is older than Srirangam temple.The temple has three inscriptions in its two rock-cut caves, two dating from the period of Nandivarman II (732 796 AD) and the other to that of Dantivarman (796 847).
Employing the city's "Circus factions" in the work, the walls were restored in a record 60 days, according to the Byzantine chroniclers and three inscriptions found in situ.
The Rosetta Stone is listed as "a stone of black granite, bearing three inscriptions ... found at Rosetta", in a contemporary catalogue of the artifacts discovered by the French expedition and surrendered to British troops in 1801.
All five Ottoman inscriptions that were investigated are relief objects (Table 1), in contrast to the incised Venetian ones, and bear quite visible remains of paint on their surface.
Instead, the donor agreed to four inscriptions — all on the north end of the park.
Runic writing continued in use for epigraphic purposes and for general information (several thousand inscriptions are extant, from 11th-century Sweden, especially, and also all the way from Russia to Greenland).
At a lunch organized by Johnson, not long after the book was published, each freshman senator found a copy of "Citadel" at his place setting with two inscriptions, one by White, the other by L.B.J., who urged them all to study it "as a sort of McGuffey's Reader," one of the freshman, Joseph Clark, recalled.
