Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi' has mentioned 'Pavilion' in the following places:
Occurrence Sentence Text Source
[94] On the projecting end of this architrave is an elephant in a lotus-pond with mahaut and females on its back, and a second female scrambling up behind; in the background, a pavilion with female figures looking out.
The long open pavilion (mandapa) calls to mind the one at Sravasti, which is portrayed in the Bharhut relief.
Maya, the queen, is seen lying in a pavilion of the palace, and on her is descending the Bodhisattva in the form of a white elephant.
In the centre is the pavilion of the god, with Indra himself seated on a throne surrounded by women attendants.
In the foreground is the river MandakinI, which bounds the heaven of Indra, and to right and left of the pavilion are mountains and jungle forming a pleasure-garden for the gods and demigods who are taking their case therein.Then, in the corners next to the false capitals, are Naga kings seated with their attendants on the folds of seven-hooded Nagas, whose coils mingled with the waters of the river are carried through to the ends of the architrave, and go to form the spirals adorning its extremities.