Thinking about the historical context of India, which of the following statements characterizes images of ideal erotic sexuality?
A. Rare due to the prevailing morality of the culture
B. Common in temples and miniature paintings
C. Controversial, so limited to the privacy of people's homes
D. Banned by various controlling rulers
Answer: B
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