| References: The Age of Jnanadeva: |
- Jnaneshwari. XVIII-1810.
- Jnaneshwari, XVIII-1804.
- Paper by V. K. Bhave, read at The All India History Congress (1938).
- Ajagaokar J. R. - Maharashtra Kavi Charitra Part I, P. 14.
- Viveksindhu (VII-47).
- Jnaneshwari, XIII, 81-822.
- Chaturvarga Chintamani-Vritkhand.
- Jnaneshwari (XIII; 230-235).
- Jnaneshwari (XVIII; 1751-58)
- The Gatha of Namadeva (Avate Edition) p. 81. Abg. 834.
- The Gatha of Jnanadeva (Avate Edition) p. 17. Abg. 135.
- The Gatha of Jnanadeva (Avate Edition) p. 146. Abg. 1349.
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| References: The Life & Works of Jnanadeva: |
- Sen, Dr. K. M.- Medieval Mysticism of India p. 70.
- Saraswati Mandir Library, Tanjore, Manuscript No. 1801 quoted by Mr. Subandha in the 'Namdeva' Magazine (Sept. 1943).
- Nilobacha Gatha (Chitrashala Edition) p. 432. Abg. 1566.
- Dasgupta Dr. S. N. - The History of Indian Philosophy. Volume II, p. 216.
- Bhakti-Vijaya, VIII-118.
- Bhandarkar, Dr. R, G. - Vaishnavism, Shaivism and Minor Religious Systems, pp. 94-95.
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| References: Jnanadeva's place in the History of Indian Philosophy: |
- Prof. W, B. Patwardhan - 'Wilson Philological Lectures'- quoted in Prof. R. D. Ranade's 'Mysticism in Maharashtra' P. 36.
- Brihadaranyak Upanishada II, 41-1
- Dr. M. N. Sarkar-Hindu Mysticism-(Studies in Vaishna-vism and Tantricism) "Hegel speaks of Absolute Life as the eternal play of Love with itself" p. 159.
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