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Entries 1901–2000 of 2192.

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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.

Stein, Otto. 1933. “Formal Elements in Indian Inscriptions.” Indian Historical Quarterly 9, pp. 215–226.

Stone, Elizabeth Rosen. 1994. The Buddhist art of Nāgārjunakoṇḍa. Buddhist traditions 25. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass.

Strauch, Ingo. 2007. “Two inscribed pots from Afghanistan.” Gandhāran Studies 1, pp. 77–88. [URL].

Strauch, Ingo. 2021. “Money for rituals: akṣayanīvī and related inscriptions from Āndhradeśa.” In: Power, presence and space: South Asian rituals in archaeological context. Edited by Henry Albery, Jens-Uwe Hartmann & Himanshu Prabha Ray. Archaeology and Religion in South Asia. London and New York: Routledge, pp. 193–214.

Strong, John S. 1983. The legend of king Aśoka: a study and translation of the Aśokāvadāna. Princeton library of Asian translations. Princeton (N.J.): Princeton University Press.

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.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1935. “Oudheidkundige aanteekeningen, XXXIX: De zgn. Guhyeçwarī van Singhasāri; XL: Megalithica op Bali; XLI: Een duizendjarig ambt in de Vorstenlandsche kratons?; XLII: Is 1049 het sterfjaar van Erlangga?; XLIII: Waprakeçwara; XLIV: Wat betekenen de bronzen haken van tjaṇḍi Ngawèn?; XLV: Een interessante sūrya-zetel van Noesa Pĕnida.” BKI 92, pp. 181–210. DOI: 10.1163/22134379-90001392. [URL].

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1937. “De archaeologische verzameling.” JBG 4, pp. 146–156.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1937. “Oudheidkundige aanteekeningen, XLVI: De oudste inscriptie van Oost-Java?; XLVII: De Batoe pĕlambean bij Karang bajat; XLVIII: Waar lag Erlangga's kluizenarij van den Pucangan?; XLIX: Het rijk Gadjah-Mada; L: Wat deed Ayam Wuruk te Kalayu?” BKI 95, pp. 397–424. DOI: 10.1163/22134379-90001362. [URL].

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1938. “De archaeologische verzameling.” JBG 5, pp. 108–125.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1938. “Oude gewichten in het Museum.” TBG 78, pp. 118–120.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1939. “Note on cultural relations between South-India and Java.” TBG 79, pp. 73–84.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1940. “Oorkonde van Ḍang Ācārya Munīndra uit 885 A.D. (Randoesari II).” INI, pp. 29–32.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1940. “Koning Tĕguh op een oorkonde.” TBG 80, pp. 345–366.

Stutterheim, Willem Frederik. 1940. “Oorkonde van Balitung uit 905 A.D. (Randoesari I).” INI, pp. 3–28.

Subba Rao, R. 1926. “Pedavegi copper-plates of Nandivarman II.” JAHRS 1 (2), pp. 17–24.

Subba Rao, R. 1927–1928. “The Pamulavaka copper plate grant of Vijayaditya VII.” JAHRS 2, pp. 277–289.

Subba Rao, R. 1927–1928. “The Pamulavaka copper plate grant of Ammaraja II Vijayaditya.” JAHRS 2, pp. 242–249.

Subba Rao, R. 1928. “The Ramireddipalli Buddhist Sculptures.” JAHRS 3 (1), pp. 58–65.

Subba Rao, R. 1929–1930. “The Pulimburu Plates of the E. Chalukya King Jayasimha I.” JAHRS 4 (1), pp. 72–76.

Subba Rao, R. 1930–1931. “Two new copper plate inscriptions of Vijayaditya I.” JAHRS 5, pp. 51–56.

Subba Rao, R. 1931–1932. “The Pulomburu plates of Vishnukundin Madhavavarma.” JAHRS 6 (1), pp. 17–24. [URL].

Subba Rao, R. 1945–1946. “A new Copper-plate Inscription of the Eastern Chalukyan dynasty mentioning Bhima III (926 A.D.)” JAHRS 16, pp. 131–136.

Subba Rao, R. 1949–1950. “A newly discovered Copper-plate grant of Sri Ammaraja (II) Vijayaditya of the Eastern Chalukyan Dynasty.” JAHRS 20, pp. 195–201.

Subba Rao, R. 1956–1958. “Varana Vendi copper-plate grant of the Eastern Chalukyan king Bhima III.” JAHRS 24, pp. 149–152.

Subbarayalu, Yellava & P. Shanmugam. 2002. “Texts of select inscription of the merchant guilds.” In: Ancient and medieval commercial activities in the Indian Ocean: testimony of inscriptions and ceramic-sherds, report of the Taisho University research project, 1997-2002. Edited by Noboru Karashima. Tokyo: Taisho University, pp. 227–284.

Subbarayalu, Yellava. 2012. South India under the Cholas. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.

Subbarayalu, Y. 2015. South Indian inscriptions. Volume XXXIV: Inscriptions collected during the year 1914. South Indian Inscriptions 34. New Delhi: Archaeological survey of India (Director General).

Subbarayalu, Y. 2016. “A note on the Tiruvindalur copper-plate grant.” In: Medieval religious movements and social change: a report of a project on the Indian epigraphical study. By Noboru Karashima. Tokyo: The Toyo Bunko, pp. 125–136, 243–246.

Subrahmanian, T.N. 1966. Pallavar ceppēṭukaḷ muppatu / Thirty Pallava Copper-Plates (Prior to 1000 A.D.) Madras: Tamil Varalatru Kazhagam. [URL].

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Subrahmanya Aiyar, K. V. [1956] 1947–1948. “Seals of Tiruppuvanam plates.” EI 27, pp. 124–125.

Subrahmanya Aiyar, V.M., Jean-Luc Chevillard & S.A.S. Sarma. 2007. Digital Tēvāram = kaṇiṉit tēvāram. Pondicherry: Ecole française d'Extrême-Orient; Institut français de Pondichéry.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. 1925–1926. “Pattattalmangalam grant of Nandivarman.” Epigraphia Indica 18, pp. 115–124.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. 1928. South-Indian inscriptions (texts). Volume VI: Miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Telugu and Kannada countries. South Indian Inscriptions 6. Calcutta: Government of India, Central Publication Branch.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K.V. 1932. South-Indian inscriptions (texts). Volume VII: Miscellaneous inscriptions from the Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada countries. South Indian Inscriptions 7. Calcutta: Government of India, Central Publication Branch.

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).

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. [1940–1948] 1939–1940. “Tiruppuvanam plates of Jatavarmam Kulasekhara I.” EI 25, pp. 64–130.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K. V. [1940–1948] 1939–1940. “Tiruppuvanam supplementary plate.” EI 25, pp. 130–136.

Subrahmanya Aiyer, K.V. 1954–1955. “Largest provincial organisations in ancient India.” QJMS 45, pp. 29–47, 70–98, 207–286.

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Subrahmanyam, B., P. Brahma Chary & K. Padmanabha. 2008. Mahatalavara coins: A hoard from Phanigiri, Nalgonda District. Museum Series 30. Hyderabad: Dept. of Archaeology and Museums, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh.

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Subramaniam, T. N. 1959. “Paḷḷaṉkōvil Jaina copper-plate grant of early Pallava period.” TASSI 1958-1959, pp. 41–83.

Subramaniam, T. N. 1969. “The Dalavapuram copper plate grant of Parantaka Vira Narayana Pandya.” TASSI 1962-1965, pp. 1–31.

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Subramanian, T. N. 1978. “A Tamil colony in Mediaeval China.” In: South Indian studies I. Edited by R. Nagaswamy. Madras: Society for Archaeological, Historical and Epigraphical Research.

Subramanian, T.S. 2005–11–04. “Another surprise in Mamallapuram.” Frontline 22 (22), pp. 130–134.

Subramonia Iyer, S. & Snigdha Tripathy. 1975–1976. “Orissa State Museum Plates of Narendradhavala Year 189.” EI 41, pp. 148–153.

Subramonia Iyer, S. 1977–1978. “Phulbāni copper-plate grant of Raṇabhañjadeva, year 28.” EI 42, pp. 65–71.

Subramonia Iyer, S. 2011–2012. “Bharat Kala Bhavan copper plate charter of Rajyapaladeva, year 2.” EI 43 (1), pp. 25–39.

Sukarto K. Atmodjo, M. M. 1969. The discovery of three new inscriptions in the district of Klaten (South Central Java). Bulletin of the Research Centre of Archaeology of Indonesia 8. Djakarta: Jajasan Purbakala. [URL].

Sukarto K. Atmodjo, M. M. 1975. “The pillar inscription of Upit.” BKI 131 (2), pp. 247–253. DOI: 10.1163/22134379-90002667. [URL].

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Sukarto K. Atmodjo, M. M. 1986. “Mengungkap masalah pembacaan Prasasti Pasrujambe.” BA(Y) 7 (1), pp. 39–55. DOI: 10.30883/jba.v7i1.450. [URL].

Sukarto K. Atmodjo, M. M. 1990. “Menelusuri sejarah hari jadi Lumajang berdasarkan data prasasti dan naskah kuno.” In: (unpublished). No place, pp. 1–82.

Sukthankar, Vishnu Sitaram. 1919–1920. “Bhavnagar plates of Dhruvasena I: [Valabhi-]Samvat 210.” EI 15, pp. 255–258.

Sukthankar, Vishnu Sitaram. 1923–1924. “Two new grants of Dhruvasena [I.] from Palitana.” EI 17, pp. 105–110.

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