<P> In a volume published in 2009, Michael Willis has summarised the debates and re-translated the relevant portions of the epigraph . He concludes: "Candragupta may have passed away but the legacy of his achievement is so great that he seems to remain on earth by virtue of his fame . Emphasis is placed on Candragupta's conquest of enemies and the merit of his deeds, ideas which are also found in coin legends: kṣitim avajitya sucaritair divaṃ jayati vikramādityaḥ, i.e.' Having conquered the earth with good conduct, Vikramāditya conquered heaven' . The king's conquest of heaven combined with the description of him resorting to the other world in bodily form (gām āśritasyetarāṃ mūrtyā), confirms our understanding of the worthy dead as autonomous theomorphic entities ." </P> <P> Following is the Roman script transliteration of the text: </P> <Dl> <Dd> Yasy odvarttayah - pratīpamurasā śattrun sametyāgatan Vańgeshvāhava varttinosbhilikhitā khadgena kīrttir bhuje </Dd> <Dd> Tirtvā sapta mukhāni yena samare sindhor jjitā Vāhlikāyasyādya pyadhivāsyate jalanidhir vviryyānilair ddakshinah </Dd> <Dd> Khinnasy eva visrijya gām narapater ggāmāśritasyaetrām mūr (t) yā karmma - jitāvanim gatavatah kīrt (t) yā sthitasyakshitau </Dd> <Dd> Śāntasyeva mahāvane hutabhujo yasya pratāpo mahānnadhayā pyutsrijati pranāśista - ripor Yyatnasya śesahkshitim </Dd> <Dd> Prāptena sva bhuj ārjitan cha suchiran ch aikādhirājayam kshitau chandrāhvena samagra chandra sadriśīm vaktra - śriyam bibhratā </Dd> <Dd> Tenāyam pranidhāya bhūmipatinā bhāveva vishno (shnau) matim prānśurvisnupade girau bhagavato Vishnuordhidhvajah sthāpitah </Dd> </Dl> <Dd> Yasy odvarttayah - pratīpamurasā śattrun sametyāgatan Vańgeshvāhava varttinosbhilikhitā khadgena kīrttir bhuje </Dd>

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