Pliny the Elder, Natural History 6.63

6.63

reliqua inde Seleuco Nicatori peragrata sunt: ad SydrumCLXVIIII, lomanem amnem tantundem — aliqua exemplaria adiciunt V??? passuum—, inde ad Gangen CXII. D, ad RhodaphanDLXVIIII — alii CCCXXV in hoc spatio produnt —, ad Callinipaza oppidum CLXVII.D — alii CCLXV —, inde ad confluentem Iomanis et Gangis DCXXV — plerique adiciunt XIII.D —, ad oppidum Palibothra CCCCXXV, ad ostium Gangis DCXXXVII.D. gentes,

The remaining distances beyond the above point were ascertained on the expedition of Seleucus Nicator. They are, to the river Sydrus, one hundred and sixty-eight miles; to the river Jomanes, the same; some copies, however, add to this last distance five miles; thence to the Ganges, one hundred and twelve miles; to Rhodapha, five hundred and sixty-nine—though, according to some writers, this last distance is only three hundred and twenty-five miles; to the town of Calinipaxa, one hundred and sixty-seven, according to some, two hundred and sixty-five; thence to the confluence of the river Jomanes and Ganges, six hundred and twenty-five; most writers, however, add thirteen miles to this last distance; thence to the city of Palibothra, four hundred and twenty-five—and thence to the mouth of the Ganges, six hundred and thirty-seven miles and a half.