inscriptions in the hassan district

Works by the same Author
(On sale by the Curator, Government Book Depot, Bangalore).
Archaeological Survey of Mysore.
Mysore Inscriptions, translated for H. M. Secretary of State for India,
from photographs in the India Office and original sources. With Introduction
and Map. 1879. Price Rs. 6.
Find of Roman Coins near Bangalore, with fac-similes. 1891.
Edicts of Asdka in Mysore, with illustrations. 1892.
"Cette decouverte fera 6poque dans l'arohSologie indienne "—Presidential addiess (by M Smart),
Academic dee Inset tptions, Pat is "The most important epigrapbio discovery which was made in
India during the year 1892. These inscriptions have created no small stir in the learned world." —
Presidential address (by Su Charles Elliott), Asiatic Society "Very interesting papers, not perhaps
sufficiently known."—Dr. J Bmgess, in Academy
Mysore Archaeological Series.
Epigraphia Garnatica.
I. Coorg Inscriptions, translated for Government, with Illustrations-
1886. Price Rs. 2-8.
11. Inscriptions at S'ravana-Belgola, a chief seat of the Jains. With
Illustrations, Introduction Text and Translations. 1889. Price Rs. 12.
"Important volume." — Vienna Oriental Journal. "The editor has spared no pains in making
the results of bis long and arduous work of decipherment available to the student," —Truster's
Record "A very valuable book " -Presidential address (by Mr Beveridge), Asiatic Society. "To all
who wish to study Indian Architecture of a particular class we reoommend the volume as the best
available professionally useful book on the subject." —Indian Engineering.
in. Inscriptions in the Mysore District, Part I. 1894. Price Rs. 12.
u The numerous and various points of Interest which the new epigraphle disoovenes in Mysore
offer, entitle Mr Rice to the hearty congratulations of all Sanskritista, and to their warm thanks for
the ability and indefatigable zeal with which he continues the Arohceologloal explorations in the
province confided to bis care."—Dr. G. Buhler, in Academy "Splendid work, of monumental
oharaoter, whioh will bear your name to uttaidni yugdni."—Professor A. Weber " Supplies a great
desideratum, as it contains Saka dates for several Chola kings whose inscriptions in the Madras
Presidency are only dated in years of the reign." — Dr. Hultzsch, in Report for 1894-85. "The volume
redounds to the credit of the author ... His work is always thorough, and in all the volumes he has
published he has shown a comprehensive grasp of his subject, and placed before his readers most
useful, luold and detailed reports."—Madras Mail.