The Greeks in Bactria and India c4.3

c4.3

The change in the evidence, *p. 351*. The Kushans, *p. 352*. Duration of the Greek cities, *p. 352*. Duration of the Greek language, *p. 353*. The Indian mint officials, *p. 356*. The Indo-Macedonian calendars, *p. 359*. The Taxila of Gondophares, *p. 359*. Late Greek building, *p. 360*. Trade in the Greek period, *p. 361*. The Chinese trade, *p. 363*. Indo-China, *p. 364*. Khotan: the Greek seals, *p. 365*. Trade with the West, *p. 366*. Pliny’s four stages and the monsoons, *p. 368*. The pepper trade, *p. 370*. The Yavana merchants of the cave inscriptions, *p. 371*. Parchment, *p. 373*. The traffic in girls, *p. 373*. Interaction of Greek and Indian civilisations, *p. 375*. The Greek words in Sanscrit, *p. 376*. Indians and Greek literature, *p. 378*. Greeks and Indian literature, *p. 380*. Drama and mime, *p. 381*. Fable and folktale, *p. 385*. Science, *p. 385*. Inscriptions by Greeks in Brahmi and Kharoshthi, *p. 387*. Indianisation, *p. 390*. Greeks and Indian religions, *p. 391*. Nomenclature, *p. 392*. The Gandhāra school of art, *p. 393*. Chronology, *p. 394*. The controversy over the Buddha-statue, *p. 395*. Current theories, *p. 397*. The definite evidence of a coin of Maues, *p. 400*. Indian development of a Greek idea, *p. 404*. Bhakti, *p. 406*. The last phase, *p. 407*. Alexander-descents, *p. 408*.