Volumes
The twelve original volumes of "Epigraphia Carnatica" were:
- Coorg inscriptions
- Inscriptions at Sravanabelagola
- Inscriptions in the Mysore district, Part I
- Inscriptions in the Mysore district, Part II
- Inscriptions in the Hassan district
- Inscriptions in the Kadur district
- Inscriptions in the Shimoga district, Part I
- Inscriptions in the Shimoga district, Part II
- Inscriptions in the Bangalore district
- Inscriptions in the Kolar district
- Inscriptions in the Chitaldroog district
- Inscriptions in the Tumkur district
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