The Greeks in Bactria and India c10.s1.191

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⁴ Arr. IV, 22, 6; he of course uses the later name Nicaea proleptically, which has been misunderstood (as by Tscherikower p. 104) but is common enough in Greek (e.g. Hekatompylos in the Alexander-historians) as in English. Nicaea might be the ‘other city’, a day’s journey from Alexandria, of Diod. XVII, 83, 2; I do not see how it could be Kapisa.