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Bühler, Johann Georg. 1886. “Valabhi inscriptions, No. XVIII.” IA 15, pp. 335–340.

Bühler, Johann Georg. 1890. “Die indische Inschriften und das Alter der indischen Kunstpoesie.” SBKAWW 122, pp. XI/1–97.

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Bühler, Johann Georg. 1892. “A Prâkrit grant of the Pallava king Śivaskandavarman.” EI 1, pp. 2–10 + 479 (errata and corrigenda).

Bühler, Johann Georg. 1892. “A new inscription of the Andhra king Gautamiputra Yajñaśrî.” EI 1, pp. 95–96.

Bühler, Johann Georg. 1892. “The new inscription of Toramana Shaha.” EI 1, pp. 238–241.

Bühler, Johann Georg. 1894. “Votive inscriptions from the Sânchi stûpas.” EI 2, pp. 87–116.

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Chhabra, Bahadur Chand. 1935–1936. “Sonepur plates of Maha-bhavagupta(II)-Janamejaya; the year 17.” EI 23, pp. 248–255.

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