ukuvakasha kwasekuseni kwethempeli ebhubaneswar (eparsurameswar, mukteswar, lingaraj, rajarani & vaital). bese uhamba waya ku--konark uvakashele i--dhauli emgwaqeni (ashokan edicts) & pipli (indawo yokusebenzi ye--appliqué). ukuhamba ngesihlwa kusihlwa eduze komfula oxhumanisa ulwandle futhi uphumule ogwini. ngobusuku ku--konark. Meanwhile during the late fourteenth century and after, the University began to acquire property on the site today known as Senate-House Hill, and to build on it a group of buildings called the ‘Schools’ – some of which survive today as the ‘Old’ izikole. Here were the teaching rooms of the higher faculties – the first building to be erected was the Divinity School – where lectures and disputations were held, the chapel, the library, and the treasury, with its chests and muniments. Most of the land and buildings in the town was still in private hands, or in those of religious houses, although from the late thirteenth century much was already passing to the new institutions called Colleges. Pious donors provided these Colleges in the first place for a small number of advanced students in law or divinity who would pray for the souls of their benefactors. It was later that the Colleges housed the very young undergraduates who had previously been lodged in hostels or private houses.