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¹ *Cf.* Thomas JRAS., 1906, 194. For the results of India's contact with the Hellenic world in the domains of religion, administration, literature, science and art see Bhandarkar, "*Foreign Elements in the Hindu Population*" (*Ind. Ant.*, 1911); Raychaudhuri, "*Early History of the Vaishṇava Sect*, 1st ed.," p. 106; Foucher, "*The Beginnings of Buddhist Art*," pp. 9, 111 f.; Coomaraswami, "*History of Indian and Indonesian Art*," pp. 41 f.; Sten Konow, "*Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum*," Vol. II, Pt. 1. xv; Hopkins, "*Religion of India*," pp. 544 f.; Keith, "*The Sanskrit Drama*," pp. 57 f.; Keith, "*A History of Sanskrit Literature*," pp. 352 f.; Max Müller, "*India—What can it teach Us*," pp. 321 f.; Smith, EHI⁴, pp. 251-56; "*A History of Fine Art in India and Ceylon*," Chap. XI; *Imp. Gaz.*, The Indian Empire, Vol. II, pp. 105 f., 137 f., etc.