The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c30.s2.14

v1.c30.s2.14

After the conquests of Eucratides and Heliocles the dominions of the house of Euthydemus were confined to those districts of the Punjab which lie to the east of the Jhelum, that is to say, to the old kingdoms of Alexander’s first and second Paurava, and to the region beyond. Here the types of Apollodotus, ‘Apollo : Tripod,’ were continued by Strato I, by the Çaka king Maues, and, with some modification in the representation both of Apollo and the Tripod, by Apollodotus II Philopator, Dionysius, Zoilus, and Hippostratus (Pl. VI, 5, 6, and *Summary*, p. 587).