The Greeks in Bactria and India c35.15

c35.15

Ebousmos, 295 Ecbatana, 49, 62, 188, 214, 249, 443, 465 Ecclesiastes, 16, 434 Eddana, 10 Egypt, 34, 105, 351, 377, 382, 411; trade, 362, 366-7, 371, 374, 483. See Antiochus IV Elymaeans, 3, 29 Elymaide, 10 Elymais, 2, 10, 17, 29, 64, 214, 463-6 Epander, 315 Ephesus, 6, 29, 464. See Artemis Ephthalites, 288 n., 305 Epigenes of Byzantium, 43 Epiphaneia, 249 Epiphanes, 190, 210 Eragassa Metropolis, 155, 251 Eran, 163 Erānvēj, 293-4 Eratosthenes, 80, 100, 443, 460-1, 488-9 Eristobareia, 487 Eros, 366 E-sagila, 187 Eucratideia, 118, 207-9 Eucratides: chronology, 197-8, 212; a Seleucid, 196, 202; cousin and general of Antiochus IV, 195, 197-8, 202; his army, 198; conquest of eastern Iran and Bactria, 199-200, cf. 89, 132, 216; explanation of, 201-3; sub-king of Antiochus, 203-4; 207-9; relations with Antiochus, 203-4, 207-9, 212-13; portraits, 209; Plato probably his brother, 210; conquers Paropamisadae, 212; independent king, 215; conquers Gandhāra, 215; ‘King of kings’, 217, 264; war and treaty with Menander, 216-17; retains Paropamisadae but not Gandhāra, 217, 228, 520; connection with Timarchus, 218; recalled to Bactria, 219; defeat and death, 220-2; date of death, 218-19; results of his career, 224; notices of, 85, 118, 162, 166, 184, 315, 337-8, 466-7; house of, 312, 314, 316, 337; coinage, 94, 104, 143, 198, 207, 216-17, 272, 438-40; his Dioscuri type, 163, 203-5; the ‘Kapisi’ coin, 212-13, 215-16, 497; type imitated, 330 Eucratides II, 271-2 Eudamus, 168 Eudoxus of Cyzicus, 367, 370-1, 374 Eulaeus, 192 Eumenes II of Pergamum, 185, 187, 205, 373 Eumenes (of Samaria), 366, 444