Editing Agastya (section)

== Further reading ==
* T. Burrow (1958). "Sanskrit and Pre-Aryan Tribes and Languages,"The Bulletin of the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture (Reprinted in collected papers on Dravidian Linguistics, Annamalai University,1968.)
*''[[Murray Barnson Emeneau]]. 1954''Linguistic Prehistory of India," Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society vol.98 P.282(Reprinted in Collected Papers,Annamalai University,1967.)
*''[[Murray Barnson Emeneau]]'' 1956"India As aLinguistic Area," Language,Vol.32,P. 3(Reprinted in Collected Papers,1967).
* G. S. Ghurye (1977). [http://www.sociologyguide.com/indian-thinkers/g-s-ghurye.php Indian Acculturation : Agastya and Skanda], Popular Prakashan, Bombay.
* A. B. Keith and A. A. MacDonnell (1912). "A Vedic Index of Names and Subjects" (2 Vols.,Reprint 1967)
* F. E. Pargiter (1922). Ancient India Historical Tradition(Reprint 1962)
*[[R. Raghava Iyengar|Raghava Iyengar]],M.1913 Velir Varalaru (in Tamil),3rd ed. 1964.
*[[R. Raghava Iyengar]],R.1941 Tamil Varalaru (in Tamil),Annamalai, University(Reprint 1978 )
*''Dictionary of Hindu Lore and Legend'' ({{ISBN|0-500-51088-1}}) by Anna Dhallapiccola
*''Sanskrit-English Dictionary'' ({{ISBN|0-19-864308-X}}) by [[Sir Monier Monier-Williams]]
*''The Sauptikaparvan of the Mahabharata'' A new verse translation by W.J. Johnson
*''The Epic Tale of Mahabharatam''
*''Dharma Bharathi'', 2007, Karnataka, India&nbsp;– Carried a series of articles on Agastya Samhita and its contents.
*Agastya, Amar Chitra Katha