1897 Het leemen wagentje: Indisch tooneelspel uit het Sanskṛt en Prākṛt in het Nederlandsch vertaald, Amsterdam. – Translation into Dutch of Śūdraka’s Mṛcchakaṭikā; also published as PhD thesis Amsterdam.
1898 De beoefening der Oud-Indische litteratuur in Nederland, Amsterdam. – Rede uitgesproken bij de opening zijner lessen in Oud-Indische litteratuur-geschiedenis op den 18den november 1898.
– “Indische sproken, uit het Sanskṛt vertaald: Inleiding; Van het Brachmanenmeisje en haar drie minnaars”. Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift 8: 402-411.
1899 “Gegevens betreffende eene handelsverbinding tusschen Indië en China over Tibet gedurende de oudheid.” BTLV 50: 87-95.
– “Indische sproken, uit het Sanskṛt vertaald: Van den twist tusschen papegaai en ekster; Van de koningsdochter en haar vier minnaars.” Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift 9: 54-63 en 172-176.
– “Indische sproken, uit het Sanskṛt vertaald: Van den koningszoon en den mantrizoon.” Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift 9: 32-45.
– “De vrouw in de Oud-Indische litteratuur.” Tijdschrift voor Nederlandsch-Indië NS 2,3: 227-236. – Overzicht van de rede door J.Ph. Vogel in de vereeniging Thugatêr te Amsterdam den 10en Maart j.l. gehouden.
1900 “Jacob Haafner: schets uit de laatste jaren der Oost-Indische Compagnie.” IG 22,1: 383-407.
– “Indische sproken, uit het Sanskṛt vertaald: Van de koningsweduwe en hare dochter.” Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift 10: 52-64.
– “Brieven uit Britsch-Indië.” De Kroniek, november 1899-september 1900.
1901 [Annual progress] report of the Archaeological Survey, Panjab Circle, from the 1st January to the 30th June 1901, Lahore.
1902 Annual progress report of the Archaeological Survey, Punjab Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1902, Lahore.
– “Triloknath.” JASB 71,1: 35-41.
1903 Annual progress report of the Archaeological Survey, Panjab Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1903, Lahore.
– “Note sur une statue du Gandhāra conservée au Musée de Lahore.” BEFEO 3,2: 149-163.
– “Sanskrt Pratoli – Hindi Pauli.” In: Album Kern : opstellen geschreven ter eere van Dr. H. Kern, hem aangeboden door vrienden en leerlingen op zijn zeventigsten verjaardag den VI. April 1903, Leiden, pp. 235-237.
– “Two Brâhmî and Kharôshṭhî rock-inscriptions in the Kangra Valley.” EI 7 (no.16) (1902-03): 116-119.
1904 Annual progress report of the Archaeological Survey, Panjab and United Provinces, for the year ending 31st March 1904, Lahore.
– “The Qil’a-i-kuhna Masjid at Delhi.” Annual Report ASI 1902-3: 77-79.
– & J.H. Marshall, “Excavations at Chārsada in the Frontier Province.” Annual Report ASI 1902-3: 141-184.
– “Tombs at Hinidān in Las Bela.” Annual Report ASI 1902-3: 213-217.
– “Inscriptions of Chambā State.” Annual Report ASI 1902-3: 239-271.
– “Armenian inscriptions in Balūchīstān.” Annual Report ASI 1902-3: 272-274.
– “Le Kubera du Candi Mĕndut.” BEFEO 4,3: 727-730.
– “The Jahazi Mahal at Shujabad.” The Journal of Indian Art and Industry 10 (no. 85): 37-41.
1905 Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Panjab and United Provinces Circle, for the year ending 31 st March 1905, Lahore.
– “Le parinirvāṇa d’Ānanda d’après un bas-relief gréco-bouddhique.” BEFEO 5: 417-418.
1906 Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1906, Lahore.
– “Epigraphical discoveries at Sārnāth.” EI 8 (no.17) (1905-06): 166-179.
– “Buddhist sculptures from Benares.” Annual Report ASI 1903-4: 212-226.
– “Inscribed Gāndhāra sculptures.” Annual Report ASI 1903-4: 244-260.
– “A copper-plate grant of Bahadur Singh of Kullu.” Annual Report ASI 1903-4: 261-269.
– “The Sanskrit Pratoli and its New-Indian derivatives.” JRAS 38: 539-551.
– “A woman’s wiles.” IA 35: 291.
– “Sanskrit kīrti.” BTLV 59: 344-348.
– Review of: A. Foucher, L’art gréco-bouddhique du Gandhara, Paris 1905. GGA 7: 533-552.
1907 Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1907, Lahore.
– “The Lokeśvara image of Candi Jago.” JRAS 39: 161.
– “Some seals from Kasia.” JRAS 39: 365-366.
– “Babor ; Babbāpura.” JRAS 39: 403-406.
– “Veṭhadīpa ; Viṣṇudvīpa.” JRAS 39: 1049-1053.
– Review of: B. Faddegon, Çaṃkara’s Gītābhāṣya toegelicht en beoordeeld, Amsterdam 1906. Museum 14,7: 249-253.
1908 Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1908, Lahore.
– “Note on excavations at Kasiā.” Annual Report ASI 1904-5: 43-58.
– “Inscribed brass statuette from Fatehpur (Kāṅgṛā).” Annual Report ASI 1904-5: 107-109.
– “Études de sculpture bouddhique.” BEFEO 8,3/4: 487-500.
– “Archaeology of Chamba.” Extract from Chamba Gazetteer 1908[?], pp. 42-43: Triloknath.
– “Kasūr.” JRAS 40: 534-536.
– “The Rāṇās of the Panjāb Hills.” JRAS 40: 536-541.
– “The site of Śrāvastī.” JRAS 40: 971-975.
1909 Catalogue of the Bhuri Singh Museum at Chambā, (Chambā State, Panjāb), Calcutta. – Reprint Chandigarh 2005.
– Catalogue of the Delhi Museum of Archaeology, in cooperation with Mr. Tucker, Calcutta.
– Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1909, in cooperation with A.H. Longhurst, Lahore.
– “Ancient monuments of Kangra ruined in the earth­quake.” Annual Report ASI 1905-6:10-27.
– “Excavations at Kasiā.” Annual Report ASI 1905-6: 61-85.
– “Excavations at Kasiā.” Annual Report ASI 1905-6: 44-67.
– “The Mathurā school of sculpture.” Annual Report ASI 1906-7: 137-160.
– “Études de sculpture bouddhique (2nd article).” BEFEO 9,3: 523-532.
1910 Catalogue of the Archaeological Museum at Mathurā, Allahabad. – Repr. Delhi [etc.], 1971.
– Annual progress report of the superintendent of the Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1910, in cooperation with A.H. Longhurst, Lahore.
– “Vāsiṣka, the Kuṣāna.” JRAS 42: 1311-1314.
– “Archaeology (of Chamba State).” In: Punjab State Gazetteer, vol. 22A: Chamba State, 1904. Lahore, pp. 41-57.
– “Der Brahmanische Opferpfosten von Isapur.” Orientalisches Archiv 1(1910-11): 86-87.
– “Het heiligdom van koning Kanisjka.” De Gids 74,2: 481-491.
– Review of: Richard Schmidt, Fakire und Fakirtum im alten und modernen Indien, Berlin 1908. GGA 1910,2: 118-131.
1911 Antiquities of Chamba State, Part I: Inscriptions of the Pre-Muhammadan period, Calcutta (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Series 36). – For part 2, see 1957.
– “Excavations at Sahēṭh-Mahēṭh.” Annual Report ASI 1907-8: 81-131.
– “Historical notes on the Lahore fort.” JPHS 1,1: 38-55.
– “Tile-mosaics of the Lahore fort, I: Indian tilework; II: The Lahore fort; III: The pictured wall of Lahore; IV: Sports and pastimes: animal fights; V: Date of the tile-mosaics on the Lahore fort.” The Journal of Indian Art and Industry 14 (no. 113): 1-5; (no. 114): 6-11; (no. 115): 12-17; 14, no. 116: 18-22; 14 (no. 118): 23-26. – reprint in one vol. Calcutta 1920 and Karachi 1972.
– “Notes on an Oriental congress for India.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 66-72.
– “Information regarding museums in India.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 99-115.
– “Note on free admittance to museums in India.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 117-118.
– “Note on a general programme of excavation work.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 125-130.
– “Note on the rearrangement of Circles and redistribution of work and possibilities of economy ariding therefrom.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 131-137.
– Note on the recruitment of officers for the Archaeological Survey.” In: The Conference of Orientalists, including Museums and Archæology Conference, held at Simla, July 1911, Simla, pp. 137-145.
– Review of: H.H. Juynboll, Catalogus van ’s Rijks Ethnographisch Museum, vol. 5: Javaansche oudheden, Leiden 1910. IA 40 (1910-1911): 93-96.
1912 Annual progress report of the superintendent, Hindu and Buddhist monuments, Northern Circle, for the year ending 31st March 1912, Lahore.
– “Conservation.” Annual Report ASI 1908-9: 1-4.
– “The temple of Bhītargāon.” Annual Report ASI 1908-9: 5-21.
– “Exploration and research.” Annual Report ASI 1908-9: 33-37.
– “The Garuḍa pillar of Bēsnagar.” Annual Report ASI 1908-9: 126-129.
– “Nāga worship in ancient Mathurā.” Annual Report ASI 1908-9: 159-163.
– “Greek influence on ancient Indian civilisation.” East and West 11, no. 123: 33-41.
– “Archaeological exploration in India, 1910-11.” JRAS 44: 113-132.
– “A Graeco-Buddhist sculpture in the Lahore Museum.” JPHS 1,2: 135-141.
– “Historical rhymes and proverbs of the Panjab.” JPHS 1,2: 167-172.
– “The Kushāṇ king Vāsishka.” JPHS 1,2: 173-174.
– “Shorkot: the ancient Śibipura.” JPHS 1,2: 174-175.
– “Dr. Francke’s researches in Indian Tibet.” JPHS 1,2: 175-176.
– “Obituary notice: William Irvine.” JPHS 1,2: 184-186.
– “Boeddhistische bedevaart.” Elsevier’s Geïllustreerd Maandschrift 22,2: 281-289.
– Review titled “Een Indisch fabelboek” of: H.G. van der Waals (vert.), Hitopadeça van Nārāyaṇa, uit het Sanskrit vertaald, Amsterdam 1910. De Gids 76: 334-352
1913 “A statue of king Kānishka.” JPHS 2,1: 39-49.
– “Panjab history in journals of 1911.” JPHS 2,1: 87-95.
– “The Borobudur restored.” JRAS 45: 421-422.
– “Een beeld van koning Kaniṣka den Kuṣāṇ.” VMKAW 4,12: 272-307.
– Review of: Viśvakarmā: examples of Indian architec­ture, sculpture, painting, handicraft, chosen by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, Series 1: One hundred examples of Indian sculpture, London 1912. Museum 20,11/12: 445-447.
1914 Editor, Annual Report 1909-10, Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta 1914.
– Editor, Annual Report 1910-11, Archaeological Survey of India, Calcutta 1914.
– Bronnen tot de kennis van het oude Indië, Leiden. – Rede uitgesproken bij de aanvaarding van hoogleeraarsambt aan de Rijksuniversiteit Leiden, den 1sten April 1914.
– “Conservation.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 1-10.
– “The temple of Mahādeva at Bajaurā, Kuḷū.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 18-24.
– “Exploration and research.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 40-45.
– “The Mathurā school of sculpture.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 63-79. – continued from 1909.
– “The sacrificial posts of Īsāpur.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 40-48.
– “Iconographical notes on ‘The Seven Pagodas’.” Annual Report ASI 1909-10: 49-62.
– “The Shalimar Bagh of Lahore in 1712.” JPHS 2,2: 170-171.
– “A supposed nativity.” JPHS 2,2: 171-172.
– & J. Hutchison, “The history of the western hills.” JPHS 3,1: 38-45.
– & J. Hutchison, “The Ranas and Thakurs of the Western hills.” JPHS 3,1: 45-66.
– “The master-builder of the Lahore palace.” JPHS 3,1: 67.
– “A famous Delhi inscription.” JPHS 3,1: 67-69.
– “Jacob Samuel Speyer.” JRAS 46: 227-232. – Obituary notice.
– Review of: J. Dahlmann, Die Thomas-Legende und die altesten historischen Beziehungen des Christentums zum fernen Osten im Lichte des indischen Altertumskunde, Freiburg in Breisgau 1912. JPHS 2,2: 175-178.
– Preface and introduction to: D.R. Sahni, Catalogue of the Museum of Archaeology at Sarnath, Calcutta, pp. i-ii, 1-27.
– Editor’s preface to: A.H. Francke, Antiquities of Indian Tibet, Calcutta, pp. i-ii.
1915 “Explorations at Mathurā.” Annual Report ASI 1911-12: 120-133.
– & J. Hutchison, “The Panjab Hill States.” JPHS 3,2: 86-126.
– “Raja Rup Chand of Guler.” JPHS 3,2: 150-151.
– “Theodor the Meridach.” JPHS 3,2: 151-152.
– “Note on a Buddhist sculpture from Kandy, Ceylon.” Journal and Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal NS 11 (1915)[1916]: 297-303.
– “Die britische Verwaltung in Indien; Übersetzung eines Artikels, der am 31. August 1915 im ’Algemeen Handelsblad’ zu Amsterdam erschien.” In: Ein verdächtiges “Manifest” und die Kritik eines neutralen Fachmannes, London, pp. 7-13.
– “Les Anglais aux Indes juges par un savant hollandais.” London 1915. – Orig. published in Het Handelsblad, August 31, 1915.
1916 “Monumentenzorg in Nederlandsch-Indië.” Jubileumuitgave van het Indologenblad ter herdenking van het herstel van ons gezag in Nederlandsch-Indië, 1816-1916, pp. 22-24.
– “Monumentenzorg in Britsch-Indië.” Indisch Genootschap: algemeene vergadering van 14 November 1916), pp. 27-54.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Kashtwar State.” JPHS 4,1: 29-50.
– “Panjab history in Oriental journals.” JPHS 4,1: 68-75.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Basohli State.” JPHS 4,2: 77-97.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Bhadrawah State.” JPHS 4,2: 117-128..
– Review of: G. Jouveau-Dubreuil, Archéologie du Sud de l’Inde, Tome I: Architecture, Tome II: Iconographie (= Annales du Musée Guimet, Bibl. d’Études 26 et 27), Paris 1914. Museum 23,9: 268-274.
1917 Sawitri, Indische Sproke uit het Sanskrit vertaald, Amsterdam.
– “Two notes on Javanese archaeology. 1: The ship of Boro-budur, 2: The heads of Chandi Bhīma.” JRAS 49: 367-376.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Nurpur State.” JPHS 6,2: 101-142.
– “Hendrik Kern: 6th April 1833 – 4th July 1917.” Internationales Archiv für Etnographie 24: 169-173. – Obituary notice.
1918 “The Yūpa inscriptions of King Mūlavarman, from Koetei (East Borneo).” BTLV 74/1: 167-232.
– “Hendrik Kern: 6th April, 1833 – 4th July, 1917.” IAE 24: 169-173.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Mandi State.” JPHS 7: 1-31.
– “Hendrik Kern.” JRAS 50: 173-183. – Obituary notice.
– Review of: W. Caland, Een onbekend Indisch tooneelstuk (Gopālakelicandrikā), [Sanskrit] tekst met inleiding, Amsterdam 1917 (VKAW NR 17,3), Museum 25,10: 222-224.
1919 “Het koninkrijk Çrīvijaya.” BTLV 75: 626-637.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Suket State.” JPHS 7: 91-114.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Kulu State.” JPHS 7: 130-176.
– Review of: G.H. Ojha, The palaeography of India, 2nd ed. revised and enlarged, Ajmer 1918. JRAS 51: 617-619.
– “The sign of the spread hand or “Five-finger token” (Pañcaṅgulika) in Pali literature.” VMKAW 5,4: 218-235.
1920 Tile-mosaics of the Lahore fort, ed. by Sir John Marshall, Calcutta (Archaeological Survey of India, New Imperial Se­ries 41). – reprint of 1911.
– “De giften van Mūlavarman.” BTLV 76: 431-434.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Kangra State.” JPHS 8,1: 12-84.
– “Addenda to history of Nurpur State.” JPHS 8,1: 85-89.
1921 “Het eerste Rāma relief van Prambanan.” BTLV 77: 202-215. – English transl. 1996.
– “The preservation of ancient monuments in India.” Address delivered at a meeting of the Indian Socie­ty (Indisch Genootschap) of the Hague, November 14, 1916; transl. from the Dutch by Mrs. D. Kuenen-Wicksteed. Journal of the East India Association NS12,1: 32-69, including discussion on the paper, and letter from Vogel. – Also publ. in Asiatic Review 17: 78-115.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Jammu State.” JPHS 8,2: 103-151
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Bhadu State.” JPHS 8,2: 152-158.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Spiti.” JPHS 8,2: 159-161.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Lahul.” JPHS 8,2: 162-166.
– & J. Hutchison, “Notes on the history of Chanehni.” JPHS 8,2: 167-171.
– & J. Hutchison, “Notes on the history of Bandhralta State.” JPHS 8,2: 172-173.
– Review of: G. Gonggrijp, Açoka: drama in vier bedrijven, Amsterdam 1921, KT 10: 668-672.
– Review of: Sten Konow, Das indische Drama, Berlin – Leipzig 1920 (= Grundriss der indo-arischen Philologie und Altertumskunde Bd 2, Heft 2, D), Museum 28,4: 75-80.
– Review of: A.M. Boyer, E.J. Rapson and E. Senart (ed.), Kharoṣṭhī inscriptions discovered by Sir Aurel Stein in Chinese Turkestan, part I: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya Site 1901, Oxford 1920. Museum 28,10: 220-222.
1922 “A British school of Indian studies in India.” BSOS 2,3: 475-490.
– “Indische wijsheid en haar waardering in het westen.” Leven en werken 7,3: 145-160.
– “Shorkoṭ inscription of the year 83.” EI 16 (1921-1922): 15-17.
– Review of: A. Hillebrandt, Kalidasa: ein Versuch zu seiner literarischen Würdigung. Breslau 1921. Museum 29,4: 80-85.
– Review of a performance of: “De Çakuntalâ te Amsterdam.” Minerva 49,9: 75-76.
1923 “Note on the Nirmaṇḍ mask inscriptions.” AO 1: 230-237.
– “Pèlerinages bouddhiques.” Bulletin de l’Association Française des Amis de l’Orient 5: 40-49.
– “De makara in de Indische beeldhouwkunst,” abstract of a paper read at the third congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 1923, Leiden. Verslag OG 1923, pp. 5-6. – Paper is published in 1924.
1924 ” Serpent-worship in ancient and modern India.” AO 2: 279-312.
– “De makara in de Voor-Indische beeldhouwkunst.” NION 8,9: 263-276.
1925 “The relation between the art of India and Java.” In: F.H. Andrews, The influence of Indian art, Lon­don, pp. 43-112.
– “The earliest Sanskrit inscriptions of Java.” In: Publicaties van den Oudheidkundigen Dienst in Nederlandsch-Indië I, Batavia, pp. 15-35.
– “Gaṅgā et Yamunā dans l’iconographie brahmanique.” EA 2: 385-402.
– “De zegels van Harappa (Panjab),” abstract of a paper read at the fourth congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 1925, Leiden. Verslag van het vierde congres [van het] Oostersch Genootschap in Nederland, gehouden te Leiden op 5 en 6 januari 1925, Leiden, pp. 7-8.
– “Het Vidhurapaṇḍita-jātaka afgebeeld op den Barabuḍur,” abstract of a paper read at the fourth congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 1925, Leiden. In: Verslag van het vierde congres [van het] Oostersch Genootschap in Nederland, gehouden te Leiden op 5 en 6 januari 1925, Leiden, pp. 37-38.
– “Facts and fancies about the iron pillar of Old-Delhi.” JPHS 9,1 (1923-1925): 71-91.
– “& J. Hutchison, “History of Punch State.” JPHS 9,2: 106-130.
– “& J. Hutchison, “History of Rajauri State.” JPHS 9,2: 131-160.
– “Indische reisbrieven.” NRC 1925-1926. – I-II (12, 18 juli 1925): Ceylon; III (25 oct.): Buddhist Sumatra; IV (31 oct.): Preservation of ancient monuments in Java; V (8 nov.): Ancient monuments of Java; VII (4 jan. 1926): Nāsik; VIII (7 jan.): Bāgh; IX (17 jan.): Sāñchī; X (23 jan.): Magadha; XI (30 jan.): Sārnāth; XII (21 febr.): Kasiā; XV (4 april): Taxila; XVI (18 april): Gandhāra; XX (11 juli): Preservation of ancient monumets in India.
– Review of: Karl Dohring, Siam, Bd 1: Land und Volk; Bd 2: Die bildende Kunst (mit Ausnahme der Plastick, München 1923. JRAS 57: 144-145.
– Review of: Abanindranath Tagore, L’alpona ou les decorations rituelles au Bengale, trad. d’ A. Karpeles et de T. Chatterji, Paris 1921. Museum 32,6: 162-164.
– Review of: Sir Aurel Stein, Hatim’s tales: Kashmiri stories and songs, recorded with the assistance of pandit Govind Kaul, London 1923, Museum 32,7: 175-178.
1926 Indian serpent-lore or the Nāgas in Hindu legend and art, London.
– “Places of interest and archaeology of Kangra proper.” In: Punjab District Gazetteers, vol. 8, part A: Kangra district, 1924-25, Lahore, ch. 4, pp. 487-509.
– Review of: J.F. Blumhardt, Bengali books, in: Catalogue of the library of the India Office, vol. II, part IV: Supplement 1906-1920, London 1923. Museum 33,6: 143-144.
– Review of: G.K. Nariman et al. (trsl.), Priyadarśika: a Sanskrit drama by Harsha, New York 1923 (Columbia University Indo-Iranian Series 10). Museum 34,1: 9.
– Review of: G. Coedès (ed./trsl.), Recueil des inscriptions due Siam, part I: Inscriptions de Sukhodaya, Bangkok 1924. Museum 34,1: 10.”
– Review of: J. Przyluski, La légende de l’empereur Açoka (Açoka-Avadāna) dans les textes indiens et chinois (Annales du Musée Guimet, Bibl. d’Études 32), Paris 1923. Museum 34,3: 60-61.
1927 “De titel talavara in Sanskrit en Prakrit inscripties,” abstract of a paper read at the fifth congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 1927, Leiden. Verslag van het vijfde congres, gehouden te Leiden op 20, 21 en 22 april 1927, pp. 32-33.
– “Koning Açoka en zijn edicten.” NRC 27november.
– “The sculptures and paintings: iconographical de­scription.” In: The Bagh Caves in the Gwalior State, with text by Sir John Marshall et al., together with a Forword by Laurence Binyon, London 1927, pp. 27-63.
– Review of: J.S. Page, An historical memoir on the Qutb, Delhi, Calcutta 1926 (Memoirs ASI 22), and of: H. Krishna Sastri, Two statutes of Pallava kings and five Pallava inscriptions in a rock-temple at Mahābalipuram, Calcutta 1926 (Memoirs ASI 26). JRAS 59: 586-592.
– Review of: B. Barua and K.G. Sinha, Barhut inscriptions, Calcutta 1926. JRAS 59: 592-597.
– Review of: Catalogue of the Hindustani manuscripts in the library of the India Office, London 1926. In: Museum 34/11-12: col. 291.
1928 “Introduction.” ABIA 1926 [1]: 1-28.
– Review of: H.G. van der Waals, De spreuken Bhartṛhari’s uit het Sanskrit vertaald, Blaricum 1927. De Gids 92,2: 295-296.
– Review of: A.M. Boyer (ed.), Kharoṣṭhī inscriptions discovered by Sir Aurel Stein in Chinese Turkestan, part II: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya, Endered, and Lou-lan sites, 1906-07, Oxford 1927. Museum 35,8: 193.
– Review of: B. Bonnerjea, L’ethnographie du Bengale, Paris 1927. Museum 36,1: 27-28.
– Review on: E. Senart, Les castes dans l’Inde: les faits et le système, Paris 1927. Museum 36,3: 75-77.
– Review of: G. Courtillier, La légende de Râma et Sîtâ ; extraite du Râmâyaÿòna de Vâlmîki / traduite du Sanscrit et rapportée avec une introduction et des notes par Gaston Courtillier ; bois dessinés et gravés par Andrée Karpelès, Paris 1927. NION 12 (1927-1928):323-327.”
1929 Et al., “Introduction.” ABIA 1927 [2]: 1-25.
– & H.T. Damsté, Biennial Report 1927-1929. Kern Institute – Leyden. Leyden.
– “The woman and tree or śālabhañjikñā in Indian liter­ature and art.” AO 7: 201-231.
– “Two notes on the ancient geography of India.” JRAS 61: 113-116.
– “Opgravingen te Nāgārjunikoṇḍa,” abstract of a paper read at the sixth congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 3, 4 en 5 april 1929, Leiden. Verslag van het zesde congres, pp. 37-38.
– “Het verhaal van den wijzen Vidhura afgebeeld op den Barabudur.” In: Feestbundel uitgegeven door het Koninklijk Bataviaasch Genootschap van Kunsten en Wetenschappen bij gelegenheid van zijn 150 jarig bestaan 1778-1928, deel 2, Weltevreden, pp. 412-417.
– Annotations on: “Embassy of Mr. Johan Josua Ketelaar, Ambassador of the Dutch East India Company to the Great Moguls Shah ‘Alam Bahadur Shah and Jahandar Shah.” JPHS 10,1: 1-94. – Trsl. from the Dutch by D. Kuenen-Wicksteed; the Dutch original Levens der Groote Mogols, part IV of Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën, pp. 280-302 is written by F. Valentijn.
– & J. Hutchison, “History of Chamba State.” JPHS 10,2: 5-70.
– Review of: L. Renou (trad.), Kālidāsa, Le Raghuvamça: (la lignée des fils du Soleil): poème en XIX chants, Paris 1928. IG 51: 403-405.
– Review of: E. Langlet (trad.), Dragons et génies, contes rares et récits légendaires inédits, Paris 1929. IG 51: 891-892.
– Review of: C.F. Andrews, Zaka Ullah of Delhi, with an introduction by the late Maulvi Nazir Ahmad, Cambridge 1929. IG 51: 1177-1179.
– Review of: R. Grousset, Histoire de l’Extrême-Orient (Annales du Musée Guimet Bibliothèque d’études 39-40), Paris 1929. IG 51: 1270.
– Review of: C.A. Högman (éd.), L’Inde et son âme: écrits des grands penseurs de l’Inde contemporaine, Boulogne-sur-Seine près Paris 1928. NION 13 (1928-1929): 348-350.
1930 La sculpture de Mathurā, Paris-Bruxelles (Ars Asiatica 15).
– Het Sanskrit woord tejas (= gloed, vuur) in de beteekenis van magische kracht, Amsterdam (MKAW Serie B, 70,4).
– Et al., “Introduction.” ABIA 1928 [3]: 1-30.
– “Prākrit inscriptions from a Buddhist site at Nāgārjunikoṇḍa.” EI 20 (1929-1930)[1933]: 1-37.
– “Le makara dans la sculpture de l’Inde.” Revue des Arts Asiatiques 6 (1929-30): 133-147.
– “De oude monumenten van Delhi.” NION 14,11: 355-375.
– “Levensbericht van dr. Maria E. Lulius van Goor: 1866-1929.” Handelingen en Mededeelingen MNL te Leiden, over het jaar 1929-1930, pp. 49-54.
– Review of: Indian studies in honor of Charles Rockwell Lanman, Cambridge, Mass. 1929. In: AO 8: 318-319.
– Review of: E.J. Rapson and P.S. Noble (eds), Kharoṣṭhī inscriptions discovered by Sir Aurel Stein in Chinese Turkestan, part III: Text of inscriptions discovered at the Niya and Lou-lan sites, 1913-14, Oxford 1929. Museum 37,5: 118.
– Review of: Sten Konow (ed.), Kharoṣṭhī inscriptions with exception of those of Aśoka, Calcutta 1929 (Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum, vol. II, part I). Museum 37,10: 257.
1931 De cosmopolitische beteekenis van het Buddhisme, Rede uitgesproken ter herdenking van den 356sten Dies Natalis der Leidsche Universiteit op 9 februari 1931 door den rector magnificus, dr. J.Ph. Vogel. Leiden.
– Et al., “Introduction.” ABIA 1929 [4]: 14-21.
– “L’Institut Kern.” In: C. van Arendonk e.a., Quatre esquisses détachées relatives aux études orientalistes à Leiden, Leiden [1931], pp. 16-20. – Hommage aux membres du XVIIIième congrès international des orientalistes offert par la Société Orientaliste Néerlandaise.
– “Champions of love.” In: R. Chatterjee (ed.), The golden book of Tagore: a homage to Rabindranath Tagore from India and the world in celebration of his seventieth birthday, Calcutta, p. 264.
– “Rede van den Rector Magnificus dr J.Ph. Vogel bij de overdracht van het rectoraat aan dr. J.J. Blanksma op 21 September 1931.” Jaarboek der Rijksuniversiteit Leiden 1931, pp. 189-220.
– “The head-offering to the Goddess in Pallava sculpture.” BSOS 6,2: 539-543.
– Review of: N.P. Chakravarti, L’Udānavarga sanskrit : texte sanscrit en transcription, avec trad. et annotations, suivi d’une étude critique et de planches, T. 1, Paris 1930. IG 53: 1149-1150.
1932 De Buddhistische kunst van Voor-Indië, Amsterdam (De Weg der Menschheid. Monografieën gewijd aan Kunst, Geschiedenis en Religie 13).
– Et al., “Introduction.” ABIA 1930 [5]: 1-19.
– “Nederlandsche documenten betreffende de geschiedenis van Voor-Indië in de 17de en 18de eeuw.” Mededeelingen KAW afd. lett. 74,4: 41-62.
– “Pallavac ciṟpaṅkaḷil tēvikku iṭam talaip pali,” Kalaimagal 1932. – Translation into Tamil by K.A. Nīlakaṇṭa Cāstiri of: “The head-offering to the Goddess in Pallava sculp­ture,” BSOS 6,2 (1931): 539-543.
– “A reminiscence of classical art in the sculptures of Māmallapuram (Māvalipuram).” In: Études d’orientalisme publiées par le Musée Guimet à la mémoire de Raymonde Linossier, tome 2, Paris, pp. 525-530.
– “De positie der paria’s, de verstootelingen van Britsch-Indië: zal Gandhi hun lot kunnen verbeteren?” Haagsche Post, no. 993 (19 th year), Oct. 29, p. 11.
– “Dr Willem Caland [Obituary notice].” JRAS 64: 731-733.
– Review of: H. Piper, Der Gesetzmässige Lebenslauf der Völker Indiens, Leipzig 1931. IG 54: 89-90.
– Review of: Bibliographie bouddhique, part 2, Paris 1929-1930 [1931]. IG 54: 476.
– Review of: T.R. Gambier-Perry (comp.), A catalogue of photographs of Sanskrit MSS. purchased for the administrators of the Max Muller Memorial Fund, Oxford-London 1930. Museum 39,4: 86.
– Review of: F. Edgerton, The elephant-lore of the Hindus: the elephant-sport (Mataṅgalīlā) of Nilakantha, trsl. from the original Sanskrit with introd., New Haven 1930. Museum 39,4: 87.
– Review of: G. Groslier, Les collections khmeres due Muse Albert Sarraut a Phnom Penh, Paris 1931 (Ars Asiatica 16). Museum 39,7: 188-189.”
– Review of: S. Lévi, Mahā-karmavibhaṅga (La grande classification des actes) et Karma-vibhaṇgopadeśa (Discussion sur le Mahā Karmavibhaṅga) / textes sanscrits rapportés du Népal, ed. et trad. avec les textes parallèles en sanscrit, en pali, en tibétain, en chinois et en koutchéen, Paris 1932. IG 55: 473-474.
1933& J. Hutchison, History of the Panjab Hill States, 2 vols, Lahore. – The chapters in these volumes appeared as separate articles in JPHS 3-9.
– “Brieven van Kern aan Matthijs de Vries.” De Gids 97: 80-94, 224-241.
– “Progress of archaeological work in Hyderabad-Deccan: survey of monuments.” ABIA for the year 1931 [vol. 6]: 11-14.
– “Unidentified sculptures from Nāgārjunikoṇḍa.” ABIA 1931 [6]: 14-16.
– “The discovery of frescoes in South-Indian temples.” ABIA 1931 [6]: 16-19.
– “Note on a stone image of Agni, the god of fire, in the possession of Sir Eric Geddes.” IA 62: 228-232.
– “Annual Bibliography of Indian Archaeology (1931).” Indian Art and Letters NS 7: 61-64.
– “Levensbericht van Willem Caland.” Jaarboek der KAW 1932-33: 129-160.
– “François Bernier’s ‘minute’.” JRAS 65: 411.
– “Kern en de Leidsche Hoogeschool.” Leidsch Universiteitsblad 2,15 (April 21): 1-2.
– “The author of the first grammar of Hindustani.” In:Mahāmahopādhyāya Gaurīśaṃkara Hīrācaṃda Ojhā ke sammāna meṃ samarpita bhāratīya anuśīlana-grantha (G.H. Ojha memorial volume), Prayag 1933, part 4, pp. 30-36.
– “De archaeologische atlas van Groot-Indië,” abstract of a paper read at the seventh congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 13-15 September 1933, Leiden. Verslag van het zevende congres, pp. 44-45.”
– “Review of: Études d’orientalisme publiées par le Musée Guimet à la mémoire de Raymonde Linossier, 2 tomes, Paris 1932. IG 55: 373-374.
1934 Op het voetspoor van Boeddha, Haarlem.
– “Epigraphical discoveries in India.” ABIA 1932 7: 18-23.
– “Additional Prākrit inscriptions from Nāgārjunikoṇḍa.” EI 21 (1931-32) [1934]: 61-71.
– Review of: Bibliographie bouddhique, vol. 3, Paris 1933. IG 56: 856.
– Review of: W.H. Moreland (ed.), Peter Floris: his voyage to the East Indies in the globe 1611-1615, London 1934. IG 56: 857-858.
1935 De arbied van het Instituut Kern: 1925-1935, Leiden. – Rede uitgesproken door den voorzitter prof. Dr. J.Ph. Vogel, bij de herdenking van het tienjarig bestaan van het Instituut op 6 april 1935.
– “In memoriam Hendrik Kern.” ABIA 1933 8: 1-2.
– “Archaeological researches in India during the year 1932-33.” ABIA 1933 8: 6-9.
– “Ancient monuments of Kashmir.” ABIA 1933 8: 20-25.
– & J. Hutchison, “Royal titles in het Panjab hills.” JPUHS 4,1 (no.7): 44-50.
– “Monumentenzorg in Nederlandsch-Indië.” NRC 16 Febr.
–Review of: Catalogue of the Sanskrit and Prakrit manuscripts in the Library of the Indian Office, vol.2: A. Berriedale Keith, Brahmanical and Jaina manuscripts, with a suppl.; F.E. Thomas, Buddhist manuscripts, Oxford 1935. Museum 43,1: 12.
1936 Buddhist art in India, Ceylon and Java, transl. from the Dutch by A.J. Barnouw, Oxford. – trsl. of De Buddhistische kunst van Voor-Indië, Amsterdam 1932.
– “Archaeological news in notes.” ABIA 1934 9: 6-10.
– “A standard work on Indian architecture.” AO 14: 224-230. – On P.K. Acharya’s Manasara studies.
– “Joan Josua Ketelaar of Elbing, author of the first Hindūstānī grammar.” BSOS 8,2/3 ( Indian and Iranian studies, presented to Sir George Grierson): 817-822.”
– “Levensbericht van Sylvain Lévi (28 maart 1863-30 october 1935).” Jaarboek der KAW 1935-1936: 255-259.
– Review of: B.Ch. Law, Sravasti in Indian literature, Delhi 1936 (Memoirs of the ASI 50). Indian Culture 3: 233.
– Review of: B.Ch. Chhabra, “Expansion of Indo-Aryan culture during Pallava rule, as evidenced by inscriptions.” JASB Letters 1,1. Museum 3,6: 144-145.
1937 Editor: Journaal van J.J. Ketelaar’s hofreis naar den Groot Mogol te Lahore, ’s Gravenhage (Werken uitgegeven door de Linschoten-Vereeniging 41).
– “Archaeological news in notes.” ABIA 1935 10: 4-8.
– “The man in the well and some other subjects illus­trated at Nāgārjunikoṇḍa.” Revue des Arts Asiatiques 11: 109-121.
– Review of: Bibliographie bouddhique, vol. 7-8, Paris 1934-1936. IG 59: 859-860.
– Review of: G. Combaz, L’évolution du stūpa en Asie, 2 vols, Louvain 1933-35. JRAS 69: 322-324.
– Review of: A. Getty, Gaṇeśa: a monograph on the elephant-faced god, Oxford 1936. JRAS 69: 698-700.
1938 Instituut Kern, Leiden, jaarverslag 1937-1938 , Leyden.
– “A Hollander’s description of Baroda about 1625 A.D.” Annual Report of the Archaeo­logical Department, Baroda, 1936-37, Supplement, pp. 41-46.”
– Review in Dutch of: A. Nawrath, Indien und China, Meisterwerke der Baukunst und Plastik, Vienna 1938. NRC July 20.
1939 Aan mijn Oud-leerlingen, [s.l.]. – A valedictory paper on the occasion of the termination of his professorship.
– “Instituut Kern, Leiden, jaarverslag 1938-1939, Leyden.
– “The North-West frontier and Hellenic civilization: Taxila and Mathurā.” In: Sir J. Cumming, Revealing India’s past: a co-operative record of archaeological conservation and exploration in India and beyond, by twenty-two authorities, British, Indian and continental , London, pp. 136-152.
– “Archaeological news in notes.” ABIA 1937 12: 13-19.
– “Afghanistan: explorations by the French mission in Afghanistan.” ABIA 1937 12 : 30-33.
– “Aanteekeningen op de inscriptie van Tjangal in Midden-Java,” abstract of a paper read at the ninth congress of Het Oostersch Genootschap, 12-14 april 1939, Leiden. Verslag van het negende congres, pp. 40-41. – cf. 1941.
– Review of: Madeleine Rolland, Vieilles ballades du Bangale, trad. et adaptation d’après les textes bengalis et anglais édites par D.C. Sen, ornée de bois par A. Karpeles, Paris 1939. IG 61: 1046.
– Review of: M. Lalou, Inventaire des manuscripts tibétains de Touen-houang conservés à la Bibliotheque Nationale (Fonds Pelliot tibétain), nos. 1-849, Paris 1939. IG 61: 1047.
– Review of: Sir J. Cumming, Revealing India’s past: a co-operative record of archaeological conservation and exploration in India and beyond, by twenty-two authorities, British, Indian and continental , London 1939. NRC Aug. 6.
– Review of: G. Combaz, L’évolution du stūpa en Asie: les symbolism du stūpa, Bruges 1937 (Mélanges chinois et bouddhiques 4). JRAS 71: 306-311.
1940 “Het Boeddhisme.” In: G. van der Leeuw (ed.), De godsdiensten der wereld, vol. 1, Amsterdam, pp. 336-381.
– “A project for a dictionary of the ancient geography of India.” In: Actes du XXe congres international des Orientalistes, Bruxelles 5-10 Sept. 1938, Louvain, pp. 222-224.
– “Note on an ivory statuette from Pompei.” ABIA 1938 13: 1-5.
– Review of: A.J. Arberry, The library of the India Office: a historical sketch, London 1938. Museum 47,4: 123-124.
1941 “Archaeological news in notes.” ABIA 1939 14: 1-6.
– “Sir Leonard Woolley’s report on the work of the Archaeological Survey of India.” ABIA 1939 14: 6-12.
– “Aanteekeningen op de inscriptie van Tjanggal in Midden-Java.” BTLV 100: 443-447.
– “Citragupta, de griffier van den Indische doodsgod.” Cultureel Indië 3: 86-88. – Paper read during the 10th congress of the Indian Society in The Netherlands, 17-18 April 1941.”
– “In memoriam Joseph Hackin.” MBK 18: 6-12.
– “De eerste ‘grammatica’ van het Hindoestansch.” MKNAW NR 4,15: 643-674.
1942 “Een relief van de Mathura-school verworven door het Rijksmuseum van Volkenkunde te Leiden.” Cultureel Indië 4: 237-240.
– “Jan Kornelis de Cock (obituary notice).” Handelingen en Levensberichten van de MNL 1941-1942: 68-71.
– “Het paard van Troje in Indië.” Hermeneus 14,10: 211-212.
1945 “The Kern Institute, Leiden.” Indian Art and Letters NS 19,2: 66-67.
– “N.J. Krom (1883-1945) (obituary notice).” Indian Art and Letters NS 19,2: 80-81.
1946 De zegelring van Râksjasa door Wisjâkhadatta : Indisch tooneelspel uit het Sanskrit en Prâkrit in het Nederlandsch vertaald, Leiden.
– “Hill temples of the Western Himalayas.” Indian Art and Letters NS 20,1: 26-36.
– “Dr. W. Stutterheim (obituary note).” Indian Culture 13,1: 71.
– “Herdenking van Nicolaas Johannes Krom (5 Sept. 1883 – 8 Maart 1945).” Jaarboek KNAW 1944-1945: 217-235.
– “Herdenking van Marc Aurel Stein (26 November 1862 – 26 October 1943).” Jaarboek KNAW 1944-1945: 236-242.
1947 “Portrait painting in Kangra and Chamba.” Artibus Asiae 10,3: 200-215.
– “Notes on Ptolemy, I: Ēragassa=Erakaccha=Erach; II: Salakēnoi-Sālaṅkāyana.” BSOAS 12,1: 122-123.
– Review of: A. J. Bernet Kempers (ed.), Journaal van Dircq van Adrichem’s Hofreis naar den Groot-Mogol Aurangzēb, 1662 (Linschoten Vereeniging, Werken 45), The Hague 1941. JRAS 79,1/2: 124-125.
– Review of: P.H. Pott, Yoga en yantra in hunne beteekenis voor de Indische archaeologie, Leyden 1946. Museum 52,6/7: 145-147.
– Review “De Nederlanders in Voor-Indië en hun nalatenschap” of: H. Terpstra, De Nederlanders in Voor-Indië, Amsterdam 1947. NRC 23 september.”
1948 De zeven lotusbloemen / Premchand; uit het Hindoestaans vertaald, Leiden.
– The Indonesian question, Leiden.
– “Sten Konow †.” AO 20,3/4: 164a-b.
– “The vyālaka in Indian art.” In: A. de Buck e.a., Orientalia Neerlandica: a volume of Oriental studies published under the auspices of The Netherlands’ Oriental Society (Oostersch Genootschap in Nederland) on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of its foundation (May 8th 1945), Leiden, pp. 298-304.
– Review of: G. Yazdani and N.P. Chakravarti, Ajanta : the colour and monochrome repro­ductions of the Ajanta frescoes based on photogra­phy, with an explanatory text and an appendix on inscriptions, part III, 2 vols, London 1946. Artibus Asiae 11,1/2: 153-157.
– Review of: G. Yazdani, Bidar: its history and monu­ments, London 1947. Artibus Asiae 11,4: 330-331.
– “Prakrit inscriptions from Ghaṇṭasāla.” EI 27,1 (1947-1948) [1956]: 1-4.
– Review of: S. Paranavitana, The stūpa in Ceylon, Colombo 1946 (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of Ceylon 5). JRAS 80: 93-94.
–Review of: H. Terpstra, De Nederlanders in Voor-Indië, Amsterdam 1947. JRAS 80: 99-101.
– “Het Instituut Kern (The Kern Institute).” In: B.J.O. Schrieke (comp.), Report of the scientific work done in the Netherlands on behalf of the Dutch overseas territories during the period between approximately 1918 and 1943. Published by the Werkgemeenschap van Wetenschappelijke organisaties in Nederland, Amsterdam, pp. 270-273.
1949 “The contribution of the University of Leiden to Oriental research.” Art and Letters 23: 45-49.
– “Notes on Ptolemy, III: Apokopa or Poinai Theon; IV: Arouaia.” BSOAS 13,1: 146-153. – Continued from BSOAS 12,1 (1947): 122-123.
– Review of: J.E. van Lohuizen-de Leeuw, The “Scythian” period: an approach of the history, art, epigraphy and palaeography of North India from the 1st century B.C. to the 3rd century A.D. , Leyden 1949. Phoenix 4,10: 281-282.
1950 “The contribution of the University of Leiden to Oriental research.” Britain and Holland 2,1: 1-8 and 23-24.
– “Seals of Buddhist monasteries in ancient India.” JRASCeylon NS 1 (= centenary volume 1845-1945): 27-32.
– Review of: S. Paranavitana, Stūpa in Ceylon, Colombo 1946 (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of Ceylon 5). Report of the Archaeological Survey of Ceylon, for 1948 (1950): 24-25.
1952 “Ptolemy’s topography of India: his sources.” In: C. Miles (ed.), Archaeologica Orientalia, in memoriam Ernst Herzfeld, Locust Valley, New York, pp. 226-234.
– “Abbé Carré en de Nederlanders in India (1672-’73).” In: Bijdragen voor de geschiedenis der Nederlanden, vol. 6, The Hague-Antwerpen, pp. 225-235.
– “Notes on Ptolemy, V: Trade-routes.” BSOAS 14,1: 78-86. – Continued from BSOAS 13,1 (1949): 153.
– Review of: G. Yazdani, History of the Deccan vol.1,8: Fine arts, London-Bombay 1952. Artibus Asiae 15,4: 381-382.
1953 “The goose (Sanskrit Hamsa) in Indian literature and art.” Art and Letters 27: 17-24.
– “In memoriam Alfred Foucher.” Bulletin VVAK 3,1: 2-6.
– Review of: Sir John Marshall, Taxila : an illustrated account of archaeological excavations carried out at Taxila under the orders of the government of India, between the years 1913 and 1934, 3 vols, Cambridge 1952. Artibus Asiae 16,1/2: 124-136.
1954 The contribution of the University of Leiden to Oriental research, Leyden. – Lecture delivered to the Royal India and Pakistan Society on Thursday, June 23, 1949.
– “The past Buddhas and Kāśyapa in Indian art and epigraphy.” In: J. Schubert and U. Schneider, Asiatica: Festschrift Friedrich Weller zum 65. Geburtstag gewidmet von seinen Freunden, Kollegen und Schülern. Leipzig, pp. 808-816.
– “Dr. Phillippus Samuel van Ronkel (obituary notice),” co-author R.O. Winstedt. JRAS 86: 201-202.
– Review of: J.M. Casal, Fouilles de Virampatnam-Arikamedu: rapport de l’Inde et de l’Occident aux environs de l’ère chrétienne, Paris 1949. OLZ 49,9/10: 449-451.
– Review of: B. Rowland, The art and architecture of India, Baltimore 1953. Artibus Asiae 17,2: 184-187.
1955 Editor of: H. Goetz, The early wooden temples of Chamba, Leiden (Memoirs of the Kern Institute 1). Foreword and additional notes by the editor, pp. vii-ix and 119-121.
– “Een belangrijke aanwinst van het Museum van Aziatische Kunst.” Bulletin van het Rijksmuseum 3,3: 51-58.
– “Ujjhān-Ujjihāna-Ozoana.” JRAS 87: 25-28.
– Review of: G. Yazdani, O. B. E. and N. P. Chakravarti, Ajanta: the colour and monochrome reproductions of the Ajanta frescoes based on photography, part IV, London 1955. Artibus Asiae 18,2: 199-204.
1956 Review of: O. Viennot, Le culte de l’arbre dans l’Inde ancienne, Paris 1954 (Annales du Musée Guimet, bibliothèque d’études 59). Artibus Asiae 19,1: 87-89.
1957 & B. Ch. Chhabra, Antiquities of Chamba State, part II: Mediaeval and later inscriptions / [texts and translations ed. with an introd. and notes], Delhi (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India 72). – part I was published in 1911.
– “Errors in Sanskrit dictionaries.” BSOAS 20: 561-567.
1962 The goose in Indian literature and art, with a fore­word by F.D.K. Bosch, P.H. Pott and A.H.N. Verwey, Leiden (Memoirs of the Kern Institute 2).
1964 “Bosch’ thesis on the legend of Jīmūtavāhana.” In: Hiraṇyagarbha: a series of articles on the archaeological work and studies of F.D.K. Bosch, composed by his friends, his pupils and his colleagues to which is added the address delivered by him at his retirement from the University of Leiden, publ. on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of his doctorate on 14th July 1964, [introd. by P.H. Pott, e.a.], The Hague, pp. 25-31.
1996 “The first Prambanan Rāma relief.” In: R.E. Jordaan (ed.), In praise of Prambanan: Dutch essays on the Loro Jonggrang temple complex, Leiden (KITLV translation series 26), pp. 135-146. – Transl. by R. van Yperen of the original article in Dutch, 1921.

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