The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c30.s3.21
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The coins of Antialcidas with the type 'Pilei' also indicate that he was king of Takshaçilā (Pl. VIII, 43 and p. 556). As all the types connected with the worship of the Dioscuri are ultimately derived from the Bactrian coins of Eucratides (Pl. IV, 4–6), there can be no doubt that Antialcidas reigned after Eucratides.