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  1. Kielhorn, Franz (1874) ‘The concluding verses of the second or vākya-kāṇḍa of Bhartṛihari’s Vākyapadīya.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary III. , pp 285-287.
  2. Kielhorn, Franz (1874) A catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts existing in the Central Provinces, prepared by order of E. Willmot Nāgapura / Nāgapura, Mahārāṣṭra, India
  3. Kielhorn, Franz (1881) Report on the search for Sanskrit mss. in the Bombay Presidency: during the year 1880-81 [Appendix: Mss. collected in 1873-74] Bombay
  4. Kielhorn, Franz (1881) &lquo;ʻAncient Palm-leaf Mss. lately acquired for the Government of Bombay.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary X. , pp 100-102.
  5. Kielhorn, Franz (1881) &lquo;ʻOn the Jainendra-vyākaraṇa.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary X. , pp 75-79.
  6. Kielhorn, Franz (1881) Lists of the Sanskṛit manuscripts purchased for the Government during the years 1877-78 and 1879-80, and a list of the manuscripts purchased … from May to November 1881 Bombay: Government Central Press
  7. Kielhorn, Franz (1882) Lists of Sanskrit manuscripts collected for the Government of Bombay in 1879-80 and 1881-82. Originally published in the Nāgarī character and in the Sanskrit language Bombay
  8. Kielhorn, Franz (1884) ‘Inscription from the Mahādeva temple at Kaṇaswa near Koṭā.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIII. , pp 162-165.
  9. Kielhorn, Franz (1886) ‘Two copper-plate grants of Jayachchandra of Kanauj.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 6-13.
  10. Kielhorn, Franz (1886) ‘The Sasbahu temple inscription of Mahipala, of Vikrama-Samvat 1150.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 33-46.
  11. Kielhorn, Franz (1886) ‘Indragomin and other grammarians.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XV. , pp 181-183.
  12. Kielhorn, Franz (1887) &lquo;ʻA Gayā inscription of Yakshapāla.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVI. , pp 63-66.
  13. Kielhorn, Franz (1887) ‘On the grammar of Śākaṭāyana.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVI. , pp 24-28.
  14. Kielhorn, Franz (1887) ‘Notes on the Mahābhāshya.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVI. , pp 244-252.
  15. Kielhorn, Franz (1887) ‘Mount Ābū stone inscription of Samarasiṅha. [Vikrama-]saṃvat 1342.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVI. , pp 345-355.
  16. Kielhorn, Franz (1887) ‘Three Chandella copper-plate grants.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVI. , pp 201-210.
  17. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Rāmkṛshṇa Gopāl Bhāṇḍārkar‘s Glückwunsch zum Jubiläum der Universität Göttingen mitgetheilt [und übersetzt] von F. Kielhorn [mit einem Verzeichniss der von R. G. Bhāṇḍārkar und F. Kielhorn der Königlichen Bibliothek geschenkten Sanskrit-Mss.].’. IN: Göttinger Nachrichten. , pp 13-17.
  18. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Four Rewah copper-plate inscriptions.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 224-236.
  19. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Chambā copper-plate inscription of Somavarmadeva and Āsaṭadeva.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 7-13.
  20. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘The epoch of the Kalachuri or Chedi era.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 215-221.
  21. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘A Buddhist stone-inscription from Ghosrawa.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 307-312.
  22. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Rājim stone inscription of Jagapāla of the Kulachuri year 896.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 135-140.
  23. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘A brief account of Hemachandra’s Sanskrit grammar.’. IN: Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Morgenlandes II. , pp 18-24.
  24. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Two inscriptions from Terahi; [Vikrama-] Saṃvat 960.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 201-202.
  25. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘A Buddhist stone-inscription from Śrāvastī of [Vikrama-]saṃvat 1276.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVII. , pp 61-64.
  26. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Malhar stone inscription of Jajalladeva, of the (Chedi) year 919.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 39-45.
  27. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) ‘Ratnapur stone inscription of Jājalladeva, of the (Chedi) year 866.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 32-39.
  28. Kielhorn, Franz (1888) Ratnapur stone inscription of Prithvideva of the [Vikrama] year 1247 (?).’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 45-52.
  29. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) &lquo;ʻBengal Asiatic Societyʼs copper-plate grant of Trilochanapāla, the (Vikrama) Year 1084.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 33-35.
  30. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) &lquo;ʻCopper-plate grants of the kings of Kanauj.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 9-21, 129-143.
  31. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) &lquo;ʻInscriptions of the kings of Chedi.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 209-219.
  32. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) &lquo;ʻThe Vikrama year commencing with the month Āshāḍha.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 251-253.
  33. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Three inscriptions from Udaypur in Gwalior.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 341-348.
  34. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Chandella inscriptions.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 236-239.
  35. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Sirpur stone inscription of Śivagupta.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 179-181.
  36. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘śudi and vadi.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XVIII. , pp 85-87.
  37. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Two Chandella inscriptions.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 195-214.
  38. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Inscriptions from Khajuraho.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 121-153.
  39. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘The Sīyaḍoṇī stone inscription.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 162-179.
  40. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘Badāun stone inscription of Lakhaṇapāla.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 61-66.
  41. Kielhorn, Franz (1889) ‘A stone inscription from Kudārkoṭ (Gavidhumat).’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 179-184.
  42. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) &lquo;ʻExamination of questions connected with the Vikrama era.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIX. , pp 20-40, 166-187, 354-374.
  43. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) &lquo;‘Delhi Siwalik pillar inscriptions of Visaladeva; the Vikrama year 1220.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIX. , pp 215-219.
  44. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) &lquo;‘Kanaswa stone inscription of Sivagana; the Malava year 795 expired.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIX. , pp 55-62.
  45. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘The epoch of the Lakshmanasena era.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIX. , pp 1-7.
  46. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘Three Ujjain copper-plate grants of the rulers of Malava.’. IN: The Indian Antiquary XIX. , pp 345-353.
  47. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘Two Chandella inscriptions from Ajaygadh.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 325-338.
  48. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘Pāṭṇā inscription of the time of the Yādava Siṃghaṇa and his feudatories Soïdeva and Hemāḍideva.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 338-346.
  49. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘Bilhari stone inscription of the rulers of Chedi.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 251-270.
  50. Kielhorn, Franz (1890) ‘Deopura inscription of Vijayasena.’. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 305-315.
  51. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;ʻExamination of questions connected with the Vikrama era.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 124-142, 397-414.
  52. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;[Miscellanea] ʻCorpus Inscriptionum Indicarum, Vol. III.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 188-190.
  53. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;ʻA note on the Saptarshi era.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 149-154.
  54. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;[Miscellanea] ʻAn historical allusion in the Bhāgalpur plate of Nārāyaṇapāla.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 187-188.
  55. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Sanskrit plays, partly preserved as inscriptions at Ajmere.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 201-212.
  56. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Some names and dates from unpublished inscriptions.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 83-85.
  57. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Gayā stone inscription of the reign of Sultan Firuz Shah; the Vikrama year 1429.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp ) 312-315.
  58. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Harsaudā stone inscription of Devapāladeva of Dhārā; the (Vikrama) year 1275.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 310-312.
  59. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Lucknow Museum copper-plate grant of the Mahāsāmanta Balavarmadeva.ʼ&rquo;. IN: The Indian Antiquary XX. , pp 123-124.
  60. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) ‘Sanskṛit plays of the king Vigraharājadeva of Śākambharī, partly preserved as inscriptions at Ajmere.’Rost, Reinhold (ed.) Third Series. Volume 2. No. 3. London / London, England, United Kingdom, pp 65-66.
  61. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Die Vikrama Aera.ʼ&rquo;. IN: Nachrichten von der Königlichen Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften und der Georg-Augusts-Universität zu Göttingen 5. Göttingen / Göttingen, Lower Saxony, Germany, pp 179-182.
  62. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘Pāṭnā inscription of the time of the Yādava Siṃghaṇa and his feudatories Soïdeva and Hemāḍideva.ʼ&rquo;. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 338-346.
  63. Kielhorn, Franz (1891) &lquo;‘A stone inscription from Ranod (Narod).ʼ&rquo;. IN: Epigraphia Indica I. , pp 351-361.
  64. Kielhorn, Franz (1894) Die Sanskrit-Handschriften der Universitäts-Bibliothek zu Göttingen. Verzeichniss der Handschriften im Preussischen Staate, 1: Hannover, 3: Göttingen, 3 [Universitäts-Bibliothek] Berlin / Berlin, Berlin, Germany, pp 416-462.
  65. Kielhorn, Franz (1884) A Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Library of the Deccan College . Part I. Prepared under the superintendence of F. Kielhorn. Part II. and Index, under the superintendence of R. G. Bhandarkar Puṇe / Puṇe, Mahārāṣṭra, India: Deccan College

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