A treatise on the science of physiognomy, including palmistry, by Kālī-Dās Hindī.

A Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabic and Persian Manuscripts in Edinburgh University Library by Mohammad Hukk et al. (1925) states that the author is probably the celebrated Hindu poet who flourished either in the time of Rājah Vikramāditya, towards the commencement of the Christian era, or Rājah Bhūj (1040-1090 C.E.). He wrote his celebrated work Nalodia, exhibiting a wonderful combination of alliteration (translated into Latin and published by Ferdinanclus Binary), a history of Nala and Damyanti, and poems called Kumāra Sambhāwa and Mahā Natak.