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Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. 1933–1934. “Tinnevelly inscription.” EI 22, pp. 39–54.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. [1938] 1933–1934. “The Larger Leiden plates.” EI 22, pp. 213–281.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. [1938] 1933–1934. “The Smaller Leiden plates.” EI 22, pp. 267–281.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. 1935–1936. “A note on the Panchavara committee.” EI 23 (4), pp. 22–28.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K.V. 1936–1937. “Regulations of the Sabha from two Uttaramallur inscriptions.” EI 24.7, pp. 28–42.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K.V. 1937. South-Indian inscriptions (texts). Volume VIII: Miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada countries. South Indian Inscriptions 7. Delhi: Archaeological survey of India (Manager of Publications).

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