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² See *J.RAS.* 1905, 232 ff. Regarding Vāsashka, Vāsushka, whom it has not been necessary to mention by name above, see *ibid.* 357 f. It may be observed here that on page 40, line 7 from the bottom, in the words "or of the 4th century of the Seleucid era," and in the corresponding place on page 41, line 10, of the German text, there must be a slip of the pen. The alternative proposed initial date of Kanishka which Professor Bühler had in view, is certainly A. D. 89. And in that year there began the Seleucidan year 401; that is, the first year of the fifth (not fourth) century of that era.