The Greeks in Bactria and India c35.16

c35.16

Euphranor of Seleuceia, 40 Euripides, 42, 52, 94, 382, 384 Europus, 11 ‘Euthydemia’, 247-8, 486-7 Euthydemid dynasty, 409, 412-13; propaganda, 201-2, 495; family loyalty, 166, 222; state-cult (?), 201 n., 451; flat kausia, 315, 467 Euthydemids, 172, 181, 198, 203, 205, 218, 261, 357, 359, 455 Euthydemus: family and relationships, 73-8, 448; king of Bactria, 74; and Antiochus III, 82-3, 117, 124; extension of his realm, see Chinese Turkestan, Ferghana, Seres, Tapuria, Traxiane; his kingdom, see Bactria; introduces a new state-form, 90; satrapies, 113-14; defence against nomads, 116-17; Greek cities, 118-19; military colonies, 119-20; his ‘thousand cities’, 118, 120, 122; walled villages, 121-4, 299, 475-6; serfs, 124; landowners, 124-5; takes Bactria into partnership, 125, 410; his search for metals, 204-5, 209; date of death, 82, 93; cult-name, 201 n., 447, 451; house of, 312, 316; coin-type, 93; mintmaster, 439-40; continuance of his coinage in Seistan, 93, 156, 164 n., 441, 502; barbarian imitations, 164 n., 212, 303 Euthydemus II, 76-8, 94, 134, 156-7, 226, 439-40 Euthymedeia, 247-8, 486-7