भारतीय पराचीन लिपिमाला (Bharatiya Pracina Lipimala: The Palaeography of India) c3.7

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I. The antiquity of the art of writing in Ancient India.
II. The origin of the Brāhmī alphabet.
III. The origin of the Kharoshṭhī alphabet.
IV. The history of the decipherment of ancient characters.
V. The Brāhmī script (Plates 1--15).
VI. The Gupta script (Plates 16--17.)
VII. The Kuṭila script (Plates 18--23).
VIII. The Nāgarī script (Plates 24--27).
IX. The Śāradā script (Plates 28--31).
X. The Bengālī script (Plates 32--35).
XI. The Western script (Plates 36--40).
XII. The script of the Central Provinces (Plates 41--42).
XIII. The Telugu-Canarese script (Plates 43--51).
XIV. The Grantha script (Plates 52--56).
XV. The Kaliṅga script (Plates 57--59).
XVI. The Tamil script (Plates 60--62).
XVII. The Vaṭṭeḻuttu script (Plates 63--64).
XVIII. The Kharoshṭhī script (Plates 65--70).
XIX. Numerical symbols and figures of the Brāhmī and other scripts dẻrived from it (Plates 71--76).
XX. Numerical symbols of the Kharoshṭhī script (Plate 76, last chart).
XXI. The principal Indian scripts of the present day (Plates 77--81).
XXII. Evolution of the principal Indian scripts of the present day (Plates 82--84).
XXIII. Evolution of the present Nāgarī numerals (Plate 84, last chart).
XXIV. Writing materials.