The Greeks in Bactria and India c35.4

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Antiochus III, 27, 83, 93, 184, 186, 196-7, 202, 207, 213-14, 450-1; in the East, 15, 20, 26 n., 62, 73-4, 82, 101, 117, 463-4 Antiochus IV Epiphanes: early career, 183-6; admiration of Rome, 28, 184, 186, 206; foundations and settlers, 41, 186-7, 213, 249; hellenising policy, 190; Antioch and Rome, 190, 192; and Egypt, 190, 192, 198; marries Atargatis, 193, 265, 465; design to restore Alexander’s empire in the East, 188-90, 206, with his capital at Babylon, 187-8, 191, 194-5; plan of campaign, 199; conquest of Bactria and all eastern Iran, see Eucratides; his power, 207; his triumph at Daphne, 193-4, cf. 184, 186, 191, 195, 197-8, 206, 283, 362, 367; his Charisteria at Babylon, 195, 198, 206; ‘Saviour of Asia’, 154, 184, 195, 198, 205-6; relations with Eucratides, 208-9 (see Eucratides); two Seleucid realms, 203, 205-6, 209; his eastern campaign, 213-14; at Susa, 214, 464-5; temple of Nanaia, 463-6; at Persepolis, 465; death, 215 Antiochus V, 218 Antiochus VIII, 446 Antiochus I of Commagene, 446, 448 Antiochus (kinglet), 301 n., 323 Antiochus (of Menander’s Council), 422 Antiochus (Susa), 27 Antony, 217, 265, 345, 348, 468 An-tsai, 281. See Aorsi Anu, 59 Anubis, 268 Anu-uballit. See Kephalon Aorsi, 81, 281, 307, 479, 490 n. Apabrança, 380 Apadāna. See Susa Apama (supposed daughter of Alexander), 447-50 Apama of Megalopolis, 447, 450 Apama (wife of Seleucus I), 447 Apamea Kibotos, 13 Apamea Rhagiane, 443 Apamea on the Silhu, 17 Apamea in Syria, 70 n. Apamea, peace of, 93, 106 Aparānta, 108 n., 148 Apasiacae, 81, 91 Apate, 13 Apavarktikene, 46, 88 Apokopa, 253 Apollo, 29, 39, 132, 191, 405, 510; as coin-type, 76, 134, 164, 187, 203, 271-2, 466