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  1. Hultzsch, Eugen (1882) ‘A grant of Arjunadêva of Gujarat, dated 1264 A.D.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XI. , pp 241-245.
  2. Hultzsch, Eugen (1882) ‘A Chaulukya grant dated 1207 A.D.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XI. , pp 337-340.
  3. Hultzsch, Eugen (1882) ‘Two Inscriptions from General Cunningham’s Archaeological Reports.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XI. , pp 309-313.
  4. Hultzsch, Eugen (1884) ‘Karnāṭa grants, No. 1. A grant of Veṅkaṭa II of 1636 A.D.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIII. , pp 125-132.
  5. Hultzsch, Eugen (1884) ‘A Buddhistic Sanskrit Inscription from Koṭā.’. IN: Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 38. , pp 546-552.
  6. Hultzsch, Eugen (1884) ‘Eine Rāshṭrakūṭa-Inschrift.’. IN: Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 38. , pp 553-566.
  7. Hultzsch, Eugen (1884) ‘Rāṭhor grant no. IV. A grant of Kṛishṇa II of Aṅkuleśvar, of 888 A. D.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIII. , pp 65-69.
  8. Hultzsch, Eugen (1885) ‘The Sarnath inscription of Mahipala.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 139-140.
  9. Hultzsch, Eugen (1885) ‘An earthenware fragment of Guhasena of Valabhi.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , p 75.
  10. Hultzsch, Eugen (1885) ‘A Buddhist Sanskrit Inscription from Koṭā.’ [Reprinted, after revision, from Hultzsch 1884b.]. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 45-48.
  11. Hultzsch, Eugen (1885) ‘A copperplate grant of the Gujarat Rāshṭrakūṭa king Dhruva II., dated Śaka 757.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIV. , pp 196-203.
  12. Hultzsch, Eugen (1886) ‘Ueber eine Sammlung indischer Handschriften und Inschriften.’. IN: Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft 40. , pp 1-80.
  13. Hultzsch, Eugen (1886) ‘The Bhagalpur plate of Nārāyaņapāla.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 304-310.
  14. Hultzsch, Eugen (1886) ‘A Gwalior inscription of Vikrama-saṃvat 1161.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 201-203.
  15. Hultzsch, Eugen (1887) ‘Notes on Indian inscriptions.’. IN: Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes I. , pp 136-138.
  16. Hultzsch, Eugen (1888) ‘The probable age of some Pallava remains.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 30-31.
  17. Hultzsch, Eugen (1889) ‘Extracts from Kalhaṇa’s Rājataraṃgiṇī.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 65-73, 97-105.
  18. Hultzsch, Eugen (1889) ‘A Rāshṭrakūṭa grant of Kṛishṇa II., dated Śaka 832.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 52-58.
  19. Hultzsch, Eugen (1889) ‘Two caveinscriptions from the Triśirāpaḷḷi rock.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 58-60.
  20. Hultzsch, Eugen (1889) ‘A Valabhī grant of Dhruvasena III. dated saṃvat 334.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 58-60.
  21. Hultzsch, Eugen (1890) South-Indian inscriptions, Tamil and Sanskrit, from stone and copper-plate edicts at Mamallapuram, Kanchipuram, in the North Arcot District, and other parts of the Madras Presidency, chiefly collected in 1886 – 87. Edited and translated. Vol. I New Series, vol. III. Southern India, vol. II Madrāsa / Madrāsa, Tamiḷa Nāḍu, India
  22. Hultzsch, Eugen (1890) ‘Sūnak grant of the Chaulukya king Karṇa I.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 316-318.
  23. Hultzsch, Eugen (1890) ‘Hampe inscription of Kṛishṇarāya, dated Śaka 1430.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 361-371.
  24. Hultzsch, Eugen (1890) ‘Chandella inscription from Mahobā.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 217-222.
  25. Hultzsch, Eugen (1891) ‘The coins of the kings of Vijayanagara.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 301-309.

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