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Goodall, Dominic. 2020. “Nandirāśi's Pāśupata Monastery: K. 1352 (590 śaka), a non-royal Sanskrit Inscription in Kampot from the reign of Jayavarman I.” In: LIBER AMICORUM Mélanges réunis en hommage à / in honor of Ang Chouléan. Edited by Grégory Mikaelian, Sophearith Siyonn and Ashley Thompson. Paris, Phnom Penh: Péninsule / Association des Amis de Yosothor, pp. 325–343. [URL].

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