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Pāṭhak, K. B.

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  1. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1882) ‘A Kādamba inscription at Siddāpur.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XI. , pp 273-274.
  2. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1882) ‘The date of Śaṃkarāchārya.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XI. , pp 174-175.
  3. Pāṭhak, K. B. (-1883) ‘Pūjyapāda and the authorship of the Jainêndra-vyākaraṇa.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XII. , pp 19-21, 150.
  4. Pāṭhak, K. B. (-1883) ‘The date of Mahāvīraʼs nirvāṇa, as determined in Śaka 1175.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XII. , pp 21-22.
  5. Pāṭhak, K. B. (-1883) ‘An Old-Canarese inscription at Toragal.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XII. , pp 95-99.
  6. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1884) ‘An Old-Canarese inscription from Hadali.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIII. , pp 91-94.
  7. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1885) ‘An Old-Kanarese inscription at Têrdāḷ.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 14-26.
  8. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1885) ‘A copper-plate grant of the Yadava king Krishna.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 68-75.
  9. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1885) ‘A Note on the early Kadamba inscriptions.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 12-14.
  10. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1885) ‘The Explanation of the Term Pālidhvaja.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 104-105.
  11. Pāṭhak, K. B. (1886) ‘A passage in the Jain Harivaṁśa relating to the Guptas.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 141-143.

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