The Greeks in Bactria and India c12.133

c12.133

¹ Pp. 376 (books), 378 (historical writings), 382 (Sophocles, and therefore *a fortiori* Euripides, cf. p. 354 n. 3); possibly mimes (p. 383). But in fact no one could fail to know that Demetrius claimed to be a second Alexander, which meant that Alexander-literature would be in vogue; see the legends cited p. 155.