Cosmography and Geography in Early Indian Literature c8.s2.t4.1

c8.s2.t4.1

Serike is bounded on the west by Scythia beyond Mount Imaos, along the line already mentioned, on the north by the unknown land along the same parallel as that through Thule, and, on the east, likewise by the unknown land along the meridian of which the extremities lie in 180°, 63°, and 180°, 55°, and on the south by the rest of India beyond the Ganges through the same parallel as far as the extremity lying in 173°, 55°, and also by the Sinai, through the line prolonged till it reaches the already mentioned extremity towards the unknown land.¹¹