bhoga as aṅga-raṅga-bhoga, usually explained as ‘decora-
tions and illuminations of a deity’. That aṅga-bhoga means
decoration of the image of a deity is clear from the fact
that a queen is known to have received a village as an agrahāra
for her aṅga-bhoga, i. e. as her pin-money (Bomb. Gaz., Vol. I,
Part ii, p. 448). Sometimes the land granted for the aṅga-
bhoga of a deity came to be known as the deity's aṅga-bhoga
(Ep. Ind., Vol. XXXIII, p. 182); cf. aṅga, same as gātra
(IA 11).