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The Greeks in Bactria and India c10.s5.66

The Greeks in Bactria and India c10.s5.66

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c10.s5.66

¹ Wylie part 2 p. 89; de Groot pp. 127–8. But what Wylie translates as ‘Academic Institute’ de Groot calls a park full of strange animals. Would officials learning a language really be sent to the Zoological Gardens? ² Wylie p. 69; de Groot p. 27. ³ Hirth p. 108 §101. Cf. Eratosthenes in Strabo xv, 724. ⁴ If all the points of the compass given in Chang-k'ien's Report in Ssu-ma Ch'ien be taken out, it will be found impossible to make them all fit each other. ⁵ An important instance in App. 10. ⁶ It is conceivable that such as remained were bilingual, but not very likely as early as 128.