Braj language

The Oriental fabulist: or, Polyglot translations of Esop's and other ancient fables from the English language, into Hindoostanee, Persian, Arabic, Brij B[hak]ha, Bongla, and Sun[s]krit, in the roman character

by various hands, under the direction ... of John Gilchrist, for the use of the College of Fort William.

The Hindi classical tradition: a Braj Bh-aṣ-a reader / Rupert Snell

Rupert Snell

Kṛṣṇa's round dance reconsidered: Harirām Vyās's Hindi Rās-pañcādhyānī

by Heidi Rika Maria Pauwels.

The Christmas donkey

Gillian McClure.

A grammar of the Hindí language in which are treated the High Hindí, Braj, and the Eastern Hindí of the Rámáyan of Tulsí Dás, also the colloquial dialects of Rájputáná, Kumáon, Avadh, Ríwá, Bhojpúr, Magadha, Maithila, etc.

with copious philological notes, by S.H. Kellogg. With notes on pronunciation by T. Grahame Bailey.

A grammar of the Hindí language in which are treated the High Hindí, Braj, and the Eastern Hindí of the Rámáyan of Tulsí Dás: also the colloquial dialects of Rájputáná, Kumáon, Avadh, Ríwá, Bhojpúr, Magadha, Maithila, etc.

with copious philological notes, by S.H. Kellogg. With notes on pronunciation by T. Grahame Bailey.

La langue braj: dialecte de Mathurā ... par Dhirendra Varma.

Dhīrendra Varmā

The language of Indrajit of Orchā: a study of early Braj Bhāsā prose

by R. S. McGregor.

A grammar of the Braj bhakha

The Persian text critically edited from original MSS., with an introd., translation and notes, together with the contents of the Tuḥfatu-l-Hind, by M. Ziauddin. With a foreword by Suniti Kumar Chatterji.

Brajabhasa vyakarana

Dhīrendra Varmā