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Sircar, Dines Chandra. 1980–1982. “Mūrtiśiva’s Bangarh prasasti of the time of Nayapāla.” JAIH 13 (1–2), pp. 34–56.

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Somasekhara Sarma, Mallampalli. 1925. “మొదతి జయసింహవల్లభుని నిడమఱ్ఱు శాసనము (Modaṭi Jayasiṁhavallabhuni Niḍamaṟṟu śāsanamu).” Bhārati 2 (5), pp. 90–96.

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Soutif, Dominique. 2008. “La monture de conque inscrite du musée national de Phnom Penh : relecture de l’inscription angkorienne K. 779.” Aséanie, Sciences humaines en Asie du Sud-Est 22, pp. 47–61. [URL].

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Soutif, Dominique. 2009. “Kanloṅ ou mandira, un palais à Purandarapura à la fin du viie siècle de notre ère ?” UJKS (10), pp. 239–254. [URL].

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Srinivasan, P. R. 1967–1968. “Mahulpara Plates of Mahasivagupta-Dharmaratha, Year 11.” EI 37, pp. 225–232.

Srinivasan, P. R. 1969–1970. “A Grant of Mahasivagupta I-Yayati, Year 4.” EI 38, pp. 186–191.

Srinivasan, P. R. 1969–1970. “Two fragmentary charters of Maitraka Dharasena IV.” EI 38, pp. 219–224.

Srinivasan, P. R. 1970. “Mathurā Pillar Inscription of the Gupta Year 61.” JAIH 3, pp. 113–122.

Srinivasan, P. R. [1985] 1971–1972. “An inscription of Ehavala-Chantamula from Alluru, year 8.” EI 39, pp. 139–140.

Srinivasan, P. R. 1972. “Jayarampur Plate of Gopachandra.” Epigraphia Indica 39 (5), pp. 141–8.

Srinivasan, K. R. 1975. The Dharmarāja Ratha and its sculptures: Mahābalipuram. New Delhi: Abhinav.

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Stargardt, Janice. 2001. “The great silver reliquary from Śrī Kṣetra: The oldest Buddhist art in Burma and one of world's oldest Pāli manuscripts.” In: Fruits of inspiration: studies in honour of Prof. J.G. de Casparis, retired Professor of the Early History and Archeology of South and Southeast Asia at the University of Leiden, the Netherlands, on the occasion of his 85th birthday. Edited by K. R. van Kooij & Marijke Klokke. Gonda Indological studies 11. Groningen: Egbert Forsten, pp. 487–527.

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Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1925. “Transscripties van twee Jayapattra's.” OV (Bijlage D), pp. 57–60.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1925. “Een oorkonde op koper uit het Singasarische.” TBG 65, pp. 208–281.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1927. “Een belangrijke oorkonde uit de Kĕdoe.” TBG 67, pp. 172–216.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1928. “Transscriptie van een defecte oorkonde op bronzen platen uit het Malangsche.” OV (Bijlage H), pp. 105–108.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1929. “Oudheidkundige aanteekeningen, I: Gĕmpĕng; II: De dateering van het Rāmāyaṇa kakawin; III: Het hoofdbeeld van tjaṇḍi Sewoe; IV: De ouderdom van tjaṇḍi Sewoe; V: De ouderdom van den Akṣobhya van Goṇḍang Lor; VI: De Goewa Tritis; VII: Het zuidelijk nevenbeeld van tjaṇḍi Mĕndoet; VIII: Sporen van het aśvamedha op Bali en Java?” BKI 85, pp. 479–510. DOI: 10.1163/22134379-90001488. [URL].

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1933. “Een beschreven koperplaat uit Zuid-Kediri.” TBG 73, pp. 102–104.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1934. “Een vrij overzetveer te Wanagiri (M.N.) in 903 A.D.” TBG 74, pp. 269–295.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1935. “Epigraphica, I: Een oorkonde van koning Pu Wagīçwara uit 927 A. D.; II: De oorkonde van Rake Lokapāla uit het Zuidergebergte; III: Een Javaansche acte van uitspraak uit het jaar 922 A. D.; IV: Nog eens Siṇḍok Dynastieke positie; V: Inscriptie no. 3 (8) van Soekoeh.” TBG 75, pp. 420–467.