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identification Add "in the Pala-Pratibåra age they are also found in Pehoa (Ep. Ind. I. 247) and Bengal, Кавуа
Kaвaya say gs
sayings Vim na
Vimåna Davadaha
Devadaha AJSB
JASB Chandasoka ,
Chaņņāsoka Mayӣra
Mayūra Mahaparinibbānau
Mahaparinibbana amachchs
amachcha For the contacts between the Medes and India, see India Antiqua, 1947, 180ff. 486 B.C.
513 B.C. (Olmstead, History of the Persian Empire, P145. Some scholars believe that the conquest of Sind preceded Scylax's exploration of the Indus-India Antiqua, P.181). after 'was' add 'at first'. tracted
traced after 'Ambastha' add 'Note also the attribution of the Surjancharita to a Gauda Ambashtha (DHNI, ii, 1061n4) of the time of Akbar. Scythiads
Scythians Dr. G. C. Raychaudhuri draws my attention to another Aramaic inscription of Devānampriya found at Laghman (ancient La mpaka, BSOAS, Vol. XIII, pt. I, 1949, 80ff). This confirms the Greek evidence about the inclusion of Kabul and its neighbourhood within the dominions of the early Mauryas. Pratipära
Pratibāra objects
object Kasas
Khasas Srinagari
Srinagari ci. Strabo, XV. 1. 27-"We became acquainted with the eastern parts of India on this side the Hypanis and whatever parts beside which have been described by those who after Alexander, advanced beyond the Hypanis to the Ganges and Palibothra".
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