Much ado about religion : a critical edition and annotated translation of the Agamadambara, a satirical play by the ninthcentury Kashmirian philosopher Bhatta Jayanta by Dezso, C

“…The methodology of the edition of the Prakrit passages in classical Indian dramas in general and in the <em>Āgamaḍambara</em> in particular is also discussed.…”

कवि विभाग निरूपण by Miss.Sonali Bajpai

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Śvetāmbara Jain Canonical Commentators Writing in Sanskrit by Royce WILES

“…Jain commentaries in Sanskrit are vital for an understanding of the old Jain religious texts in Prakrit, the commentaries date from the 8th to 13th century. …”
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अलङ्कार चिन्तामणि मे वर्णित महाकाव्य के वर्ण्य विषयों का बृहत्त्रयी में अनुपालन... by सोनाली बाजपेई

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काव्यशास्त्रीय ग्रन्थों में वर्णित कविसमय by Sonali Bajpai

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A gateway to the six languages: Cambridge, University Library, MS Add.1698 by Formigatti, CA

“…According to the author, the purpose of this Newari commentary is to provide a tool to become proficient in the Six Languages, i.e Sanskrit as well as the Prakrit languages needed to compose dramatic works. …”

The Oldest Manuscripts from India and Their Histories by Muntazir Ali, Marijn van Putten, Alison Ohta, Sebnem Koser Akcapar, Michael Willis

“…While not the earliest of the Qur’āns brought to India, it nonetheless dates to the circa ninth century CE, making it older than any surviving manuscripts in Sanskrit or Prakrit in India proper. …”
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The Carving of Kṛṣṇa’s Legend: North and South, Back and Forth by Charlotte Schmid

“…Poets writing in Tamil authors knew texts transmitted in Sanskrit, Prākrit, and Pāli, and they certainly had listened to some others to which we have no access today. …”
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कारकषष्ठीनिषेधसूत्राणां विमर्शः by Uttam Majhi

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Development and spread of the Rāma narrative (pre-modern) by Brockington, J, Brockington, M

Weights and Measurement Units in Khotanese by مجید طامه

“…Despite the fact that in the collection of religious and secular texts, the major part of the loanwords is from Sanskrit and Prakrit, in weighing and measuring borrowing of Indian languages is very small and Chinese loanwords overcome in this issue. …”
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Omonimia, polisemia, ambiguità e altre questioni semantiche by Igor Fortuna

“…The languages considered here are Japanese, Chinese, Sanskrit, Prakrits, Brajbhāṣā, Hmong, Zhuang, Toda and Tamil, together with their literatures, cultures and traditions. …”
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