The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c30.s2.31

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The types which these families continue to use in the eastern Punjab, and which are especially characteristic of the house of Euthydemus, are chiefly two: (1) the types of Apollodotus, ‘Apollo: Tripod’ (Pl. VI, 4)—Strato I (Pl. VI, 5), and, with some modification in the types which appears to indicate a later date, Apollodotus II (Pl. VI, 6), Dionysius, Zoilus, Hippostratus (*Summary*, p. 587); and (2) the type of Menander, ‘Athene Promachos’ (Pl. VII, 18)—Agathocleia and Strato (Pl. VII, 19), Strato I (Pl. VII, 20, 21 and *Summary*, p. 588), Apollodotus II (Pl. VII, 22), Dionysius, Zoilus, Apollophanes (*Summary*, p. 589), Strato I and II (Pl. VII, 23).