We have already referred to a stone sculpture suggestive of an ithyphallic dancer found at Harappa, a prototype of the Shiva at Nataraja. […] The sculptures of Shiva as an ithyphallic dancer are found in Orissa. At Asanpat in Keonjhar district an eight-armed ithyphallic sculpture of a dancing Shiva was found.

My question was to ask if there were scholars who had studied such documents and understood why they worded it in what seems to be an ackward way, and what they meant by doing so. It does not compare to the clarity of the Cunstitution writers.

Your cat seems very friendly.

I triple dog dare you to jump.