in the Roman Character; explaining the various Words used in Business in India. By C. P. Brown, Madras, 1852. Disputations on Village Business; the Original Telugu Record. Edited by C. P. Brown. Madras, 1855. Andhra Geervana Chandamu (ఆంధ్ర గీర్వాణ చందము) (Prosody of Telugu and Sanskrit), College Press, Madras in 1827. Vemana Satakam (వేమన శతకము) (verses of Vemana): Collection of 693 poems by Vemana along with English Translation and glossary in 1829. Lokam Cheta Vrayabadina Subha Vartamanamu (లోకం చేత వ్రాయబడిన శుభ వర్తమానము), translation of bible stories in Telugu. The Wars of the Rajas or Rajula Yuddhamulu (రాజుల యుద్ధములు), being the History of Anantapur. Written in Telugu; in or about the year 1750–1810. Translated into English by Charles Philip Brown. Madras, 1853. Brown's grammar book of Telugu in 1840 Telugu to English and English to Telugu dictionaries (తెలుగు-ఆంగ్ల నిఘంటువు, ఆంగ్ల-తెలుగు నిఘంటువు) in 1852 and 1854. Vemana Satakam (వేమన శతకము) (verses of Vemana): Second collection of 1164 poems by Vemana along with English Translation and glossary in 1839. Other publishings He had prepared commentaries for all of the published works so that non-scholars can understand them. Some of the publishings sponsored by him are: Tale of Nala by Raghava in 1841. The Calamities of Harischandra by Gaurana Mantri in 1842. Nannaya's Andhra Mahabharatam in 1843 Ramarajabhushanudu's Vasu Charitra in 1844 Peddana's Manu Charitra in 1851. Potana's Andhra Mahabhagavatam in 1848 along with Puranam Hayagreeva Sastry. Tikkana's Andhra Mahabharatam in 1848 along with Puvvada Venkata Rao. Srinatha's Palanadu Veera Charitra in 1852. He also left many press ready copies like Basavapurana, PanDitaaraadhya Charitra, Ranganaatha Ramayanam, 'Uttara Raamaayanam, Vijaya Vilasam, Sarangadhara Charitra, Hari Vamsam, Kasi Khandam, Aniruddha Charitra, Kuchelopakhyaanam, Radhika Santvanam, Vikramaarka charitra etc. They were published by different institutions in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh after his death. He also collected poems of Sumathi Satakam and Andhra Pradesh Sahitya Academy published it in 1973 acknowledging him. This is similar to Vemana Satakam that Brown published. Style He collected the stories and poems of common people and published them first. Though he was less interested in pedantic works, he also published many major Telugu works along with translations written by him or other copiers closely monitored by him. He prepared an index, a glossary and commentaries to all the works. Brown mentioned that the purpose of the commentary was to make the poems to be understood clearly without oral instructions. He also included many spoken