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⁴ For a general discussion of the Çaka question (with bibliographical references), see Sarre and Herzfeld, *op. cit.* pp. 23–24, 30, 36–40 (with cuts), and 252–253, also maps 1 and 2 at the end of the same volume. Consult likewise Marquart, *Untersuch. z. Gesch. v. Eran*, II, 86, 136, n. 5. It may also be noted that Polyaenus, *Strategemata*, VII, 12, refers to an expedition of Darius against the Çakas, apparently north of the region of Bactria, and mentions Amorges or Omarges (i.e. Haumavarga?) as one of the Çaka kings.