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¹ See Fleet's article in *Ind. Ant.*, 1901, p. 1, and his chapter 'Epigraphy' in 'The Indian Empire', vol. ii of *Imperial Gazetteer*, 1908. It is impossible to give a complete list of the publications in which Indian inscriptions appear. The properly edited records will be found mostly in the *Indian Antiquary*, *Epigraphia Indica*, *South Indian Inscriptions*, and Dr. Fleet's *Gupta Inscriptions*; but documents, more or less satisfactorily edited, will be met with in almost all the voluminous publications on Indian archaeology. Mr. Lewis Rice has published notices of thousands of southern documents in *Epigraphia Carnatica* and other works, summarized in *Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions* (Constable, 1909). Prof. Kielhorn's and Prof. Lüders's *Lists*, with *Supplements* in *Ep. Ind.*, v, vii, viii, and x are invaluable.