Indian Epigraphy: A Guide to the Study of Inscriptions in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and the Other Indo-Aryan Languages c15.80

c15.80

——. [Series of articles in *Journal of Indian History* based on lectures on Indian epigraphy at Bombay University in 1953 under the auspices of the Bhaganvanlal Indraji Lecture Series.] “Origin of Indian Epigraphy,” *JIH* 32, 1954, 291–307; “The Progress and Future of Indian Epigraphical Studies,” 33, 1955, 131–53; “Development and Decline of Indian Epigraphy,” 33, 289–311; “Inscriptions of Foreign Settlers in India,” 34, 1956, 39–52; “Dravidian or South Indian Inscriptions,” 34, 173–82; “Classification of Indian Epigraphical Records,” 35, 1957, 177–220; “Materials Used for Indian Epigraphical Records,” 35, 289–307, and 36, 1958, 43–72 [also separately published in revised form; see above]; “Indian Epigraphical Literature,” 37, 1959, 319–39; “The Influence of Classical Poets on the Inscriptional Poets,” 38, 1960, 285–302.