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¹ See Chap. VII, pp. 293 *sqq.*, and App. 9. ² Ptol. VI, 18; see p. 469. ³ S. Beal, *Hsüan Tsang, Si-yu-ki* II p. 285 n. I suppose Parsu might represent the form Parsua (p. 293). ⁴ F. W. Thomas, *JRAS* 1906 pp. 208 *sq.*, had doubts whether these three names, though Iranian, were Saca. As I see it, these kings were not Sacas but Parsii, whose language was presumably some form of or allied to Persian. ⁵ *CHI* p. 569.