The
intercourse
of China with Eastern Turkestan and the
adjacent countries in the second century B.
adjacent countries in the second century B.
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to Chapter xv
and xvi, 2.
Jouveau-Dubreuil, G. Ancient History of the Deccan. See Bibl. to
Chapters xxiv, 6.
Marshall, J. H. Guide to Sanchi. See Bibl. to Ch. XXVI, 2.
Pargiter, F. E. Kali Age. See Bibl. to Ch. XIII, 1,
Prinsep, J. Essays on Indian Antiquities. Ed. E. Thomas. London, 1858,
Ramaprasad Chanda. Archaeology and Vaishnava Tradition. Memoirs
of the Arch. Sur, of Ind. , No. 5, 1920.
Smith, V. A. Autonomous Tribes of the Punjāb conquered by Alexander
the Great. J. R. A. S. , 1903.
Watters, T. On Yuan Chwang. London, 1904-5.
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CHAPTER XXII
THE SUCCESSORS OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT
1. LITERARY SOURCES.
(a) Greek and Latin.
For editions and translations of Justin, Pliny, Strabo, and the
Itinerarium Alexandri see Bibl, to Chapters xv and xvi, 1.
Periplus maris Erythraei Ed. B. Fabricius. Leipzig, 1883.
Trans, J. W. M'Crindle. Calcutta, 1879.
-Trans. W. H. Schoff London, 1912.
Plutarch, Moralia. Ed. G. N. Bernardakis. Leipzig, 1888-96.
(6) Sanskrit and Päli.
Bțihat Samhitā. Ed. J. H, K, Kero. Calcutta, 1865. [In the introduction
Kern describes the Yuga Purāņa of the Gārgi Samhitā, for which see
also F. Max Muller, India, What can it teach us ? New edn. London,
1892. ]
-Trans. H. Kern. J. R. A. S. , 1869,
Milindapañha. See Bibl, to Ch. vii, 1.
Mālavikāgnimitra. Sec Bibl, to Ch. xxi, 1.
2. INSCRIPTION.
.
Besnagar : J. H. Marshall, J. R. A. S. , 1909, pp. 1053 ff. [See also notes by
Bloch, Fleet, Barnett. , and Venis in J. R. A. S. , 1909 and 1910 1 ; Rama-
prasad Chanda, Memoirs of the Arch, Sur, of Ind. , No. 1, 1919.
)
3. COINS.
See Bibl. to Ch. xvii, 3.
Bühler, G. Kharosthi Inscriptions on Indo-Grecian Coins. W. Z. K. M. viii.
Rapson, E. J. Coins of the Graeco-Indian Sovereigns Agathocleia, Strato I
Soter, and Strato II Philopator. Corolla Numismatica, Numismatic
Essays in honour of Barclay V. Head. Oxford, 1906.
4. GENERAL
Bhandarkar, D. R. The archaeological remains and excavations at Nagari.
Memoirs of the Arch. Sur. Ind. , No. 4. Calcutta, 1920.
Bhandarkar, R. G. A Peep into the early History of India. Jour. Bombay
Br. R. A. S. , 1900 ; revised edn. Bombay, 1920.
Fleet, J. F. Sākala, Çākala, the city of Milinda and Mihirakula. Trans.
Inter. Or. Cong. . Algiers. Pt. 1. 1905.
Cunningham, Ancient Geography ; Holdich, Gates of India ; M'Crindle,
Invasion of India ; see Bibl. to Chapters xv and xvi.
Prinsep's Essays ; Watters, On Yuan Chwang ; see Bibl. to Ch. xxi, 4.
Thomas, Sakastana ; see Bibl. to Ch. XXIII, 5.
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626
BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER XXIII
CHAPTER XXIII
THE SCYTHIAN AND PARTHIAN INVADERS
1. LITERARY SOURCES.
(a) Greek.
For editions and translations of Herodotus and Isidore of Charax see
Bibl. to Ch. xiv, 1 (6); of the Periplus maris Erythraei, Ch. XXII, 1 (a).
(6) Chinese.
The earliest Chinese accounts of the Çakas and the Yueh-chi are
derived from the reports of Chang-k'ien, who visited the Yueh-chi c. 125
B. C. as an envoy from the emperor Wu-ti. They are contained in the
Historical Record of Ssū. mach’ien (born c. 145 B. c. ), in the Annals of the
First Han Dynasty (begun by Pan-ku who died in 92 A. D. ), and in the
Annals of the Second Han Dynasty, an abstract from which is preserved in
the encyclopaedia of Ma-twan-lin (13th cent. A. D. ).
See the following works :
de Rémusat, J. P. A. Sur quelques peuples du Tibet et de la Boukharie, tire
de l'ouvrage de Ma-touan-lin. Nouveaux Mēlanges Asiatiques. Vol.
.
.
1. 1829.
Wylie, A. Notes on the Western Regions. Jour. Anthropological Institute,
1880.
Kingsmill, T. W.
The intercourse of China with Eastern Turkestan and the
adjacent countries in the second century B. c. J. R. A. S. , 1882.
Specht, E. E’tudes sur l'Asie centrale, d'aprēs les historiens chinois. Jour.
As. 1883 (11).
--Les Indo-Scythes et l'époque du rēgne de Kanichka, d'apres les
sources chinoises. Jour. As. , 1897 (x).
Lévi, Sylvain. Notes sur les Indo-Scythes. Jour. As. , 1896 (VIII), 1897 (1x).
--Eng. trans. : Notes on the Indo-Scythians. Ind. Ant. , 1903, 1904,
Boyer, A. M. L'Epoque de Kanişka. Jour. As. , 1900 (xv).
Smith, V. A. The Kushān, or Indo-Scythian, Period of Indian History.
J. R. A. S. , 1903.
Chavannes, E. Documents sur les Tou-kiue (Turcs) occidentaux.
St
Petersburg, 1903.
Franke, 0. Beiträge aus chinesischen Quellen zur Kenntniss der Türkvölker
und Skythen Zentralasiens. Abhand. d. kgl. preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. ,
Berlin, 1904. See also Ind. , Ant. , 1906, pp. 33 ff. , and J. R. A. S. , 1907,
pp. 675 ff.
2. INSCRIPTIONS.
Kharosthi Inscriptions (Chinese Turkestān): see Bibl. to Ch. xx, 2.
Mathurā, Āmohini votive tablet: Bühler, Ep. Ind, 11 ; cf. also note in Ep.
Ind. iv Lion Capital : Bhagvānlāl Indrāji (ed. Bühler), J. R. A. S. , 1894;
Thomas, Ep. Ind. ix.
IX
Panjtar : Cunningham, Arch. Sur. Rep. III; Fleet, J. R. A. S. , 1914.
;
Sue Vihāra : Hoernle, Ind. Ant. , 1881.
Takht-i-Bahi : Senart, Jour. As. , 1850 (xv): Boyer, id, 1904(iii); cf. Fleet,
J. R. A. S. , 1906.
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627
Takshaçilā, Copper-plate of Pātika : Bühler, Ep. Ind. iv. Inscr. of year 136:
Marshall, J. R. A. S. , 1914 ; Sten Konow, Ep. Ind. XIV; cf. Boyer, Jour.
As. , 1915 (v); Ramaprasad Chanda, J. R. A. S. , 1920.
3. COINS.
3.
See Bibl, to Ch. XVII,
Bhagvānlāl Indrāji (ed. Rapson). The Northern Kshatrapas, J. R. A. S. ,
1894.
Cunningham, A. Coins of the Indo-Scythians. London, 1892 (Num.
Chron. , 1888, 1889, 1890, 1892).
Drouin, E. Chronologie et Numismatique des Rois Indo-Scythes. Rev.
Num. , 1888.
Marshall, J. H. Excavations at Taxila. Arch. Sur. Ind. , 1912-13. [Most
valuable for the evidence supplied by the actual discoveries of coins. ]
Rapson, E. J. Ancient silver coins from Baluchistan. Num. Chron. , 1904.
Smith, V. A. The Indo-Parthian Dynasties. Z. D. M. G. , 1906.
--The S'akas in Northern India. Z. D. M. G. , 1907.
4. GONDOPAERNES IN
CARISTIAN LEGEND.
Burkitt, F. C. Early Christianity outside the Roman Empire. Cambridge,
1899.
--The original language of the Acts of Judas Thomas. Jour. Theological
Studies, 1900.
Dahlmann, J. Die Thomas Legende. Freiburg, 1912.
Fleet, J. F. St Thomas and Gondophernes. J. R. A. S. , 1905.
von Gutschmid, A. Die Königsnamen in den apokryphen Apostelgeschi-
chten. Rheinisches Museum, 1864.
Kennedy, J. The Gospels of the Infancy. J. R. A. S. , 1917.
Medlycott, A. E. India and the Apostle Thomas. London, 1905.
and xvi, 2.
Jouveau-Dubreuil, G. Ancient History of the Deccan. See Bibl. to
Chapters xxiv, 6.
Marshall, J. H. Guide to Sanchi. See Bibl. to Ch. XXVI, 2.
Pargiter, F. E. Kali Age. See Bibl. to Ch. XIII, 1,
Prinsep, J. Essays on Indian Antiquities. Ed. E. Thomas. London, 1858,
Ramaprasad Chanda. Archaeology and Vaishnava Tradition. Memoirs
of the Arch. Sur, of Ind. , No. 5, 1920.
Smith, V. A. Autonomous Tribes of the Punjāb conquered by Alexander
the Great. J. R. A. S. , 1903.
Watters, T. On Yuan Chwang. London, 1904-5.
## p. 625 (#663) ############################################
BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER XXIII
625
CHAPTER XXII
THE SUCCESSORS OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT
1. LITERARY SOURCES.
(a) Greek and Latin.
For editions and translations of Justin, Pliny, Strabo, and the
Itinerarium Alexandri see Bibl, to Chapters xv and xvi, 1.
Periplus maris Erythraei Ed. B. Fabricius. Leipzig, 1883.
Trans, J. W. M'Crindle. Calcutta, 1879.
-Trans. W. H. Schoff London, 1912.
Plutarch, Moralia. Ed. G. N. Bernardakis. Leipzig, 1888-96.
(6) Sanskrit and Päli.
Bțihat Samhitā. Ed. J. H, K, Kero. Calcutta, 1865. [In the introduction
Kern describes the Yuga Purāņa of the Gārgi Samhitā, for which see
also F. Max Muller, India, What can it teach us ? New edn. London,
1892. ]
-Trans. H. Kern. J. R. A. S. , 1869,
Milindapañha. See Bibl, to Ch. vii, 1.
Mālavikāgnimitra. Sec Bibl, to Ch. xxi, 1.
2. INSCRIPTION.
.
Besnagar : J. H. Marshall, J. R. A. S. , 1909, pp. 1053 ff. [See also notes by
Bloch, Fleet, Barnett. , and Venis in J. R. A. S. , 1909 and 1910 1 ; Rama-
prasad Chanda, Memoirs of the Arch, Sur, of Ind. , No. 1, 1919.
)
3. COINS.
See Bibl. to Ch. xvii, 3.
Bühler, G. Kharosthi Inscriptions on Indo-Grecian Coins. W. Z. K. M. viii.
Rapson, E. J. Coins of the Graeco-Indian Sovereigns Agathocleia, Strato I
Soter, and Strato II Philopator. Corolla Numismatica, Numismatic
Essays in honour of Barclay V. Head. Oxford, 1906.
4. GENERAL
Bhandarkar, D. R. The archaeological remains and excavations at Nagari.
Memoirs of the Arch. Sur. Ind. , No. 4. Calcutta, 1920.
Bhandarkar, R. G. A Peep into the early History of India. Jour. Bombay
Br. R. A. S. , 1900 ; revised edn. Bombay, 1920.
Fleet, J. F. Sākala, Çākala, the city of Milinda and Mihirakula. Trans.
Inter. Or. Cong. . Algiers. Pt. 1. 1905.
Cunningham, Ancient Geography ; Holdich, Gates of India ; M'Crindle,
Invasion of India ; see Bibl. to Chapters xv and xvi.
Prinsep's Essays ; Watters, On Yuan Chwang ; see Bibl. to Ch. xxi, 4.
Thomas, Sakastana ; see Bibl. to Ch. XXIII, 5.
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626
BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER XXIII
CHAPTER XXIII
THE SCYTHIAN AND PARTHIAN INVADERS
1. LITERARY SOURCES.
(a) Greek.
For editions and translations of Herodotus and Isidore of Charax see
Bibl. to Ch. xiv, 1 (6); of the Periplus maris Erythraei, Ch. XXII, 1 (a).
(6) Chinese.
The earliest Chinese accounts of the Çakas and the Yueh-chi are
derived from the reports of Chang-k'ien, who visited the Yueh-chi c. 125
B. C. as an envoy from the emperor Wu-ti. They are contained in the
Historical Record of Ssū. mach’ien (born c. 145 B. c. ), in the Annals of the
First Han Dynasty (begun by Pan-ku who died in 92 A. D. ), and in the
Annals of the Second Han Dynasty, an abstract from which is preserved in
the encyclopaedia of Ma-twan-lin (13th cent. A. D. ).
See the following works :
de Rémusat, J. P. A. Sur quelques peuples du Tibet et de la Boukharie, tire
de l'ouvrage de Ma-touan-lin. Nouveaux Mēlanges Asiatiques. Vol.
.
.
1. 1829.
Wylie, A. Notes on the Western Regions. Jour. Anthropological Institute,
1880.
Kingsmill, T. W.
The intercourse of China with Eastern Turkestan and the
adjacent countries in the second century B. c. J. R. A. S. , 1882.
Specht, E. E’tudes sur l'Asie centrale, d'aprēs les historiens chinois. Jour.
As. 1883 (11).
--Les Indo-Scythes et l'époque du rēgne de Kanichka, d'apres les
sources chinoises. Jour. As. , 1897 (x).
Lévi, Sylvain. Notes sur les Indo-Scythes. Jour. As. , 1896 (VIII), 1897 (1x).
--Eng. trans. : Notes on the Indo-Scythians. Ind. Ant. , 1903, 1904,
Boyer, A. M. L'Epoque de Kanişka. Jour. As. , 1900 (xv).
Smith, V. A. The Kushān, or Indo-Scythian, Period of Indian History.
J. R. A. S. , 1903.
Chavannes, E. Documents sur les Tou-kiue (Turcs) occidentaux.
St
Petersburg, 1903.
Franke, 0. Beiträge aus chinesischen Quellen zur Kenntniss der Türkvölker
und Skythen Zentralasiens. Abhand. d. kgl. preuss. Akad. d. Wiss. ,
Berlin, 1904. See also Ind. , Ant. , 1906, pp. 33 ff. , and J. R. A. S. , 1907,
pp. 675 ff.
2. INSCRIPTIONS.
Kharosthi Inscriptions (Chinese Turkestān): see Bibl. to Ch. xx, 2.
Mathurā, Āmohini votive tablet: Bühler, Ep. Ind, 11 ; cf. also note in Ep.
Ind. iv Lion Capital : Bhagvānlāl Indrāji (ed. Bühler), J. R. A. S. , 1894;
Thomas, Ep. Ind. ix.
IX
Panjtar : Cunningham, Arch. Sur. Rep. III; Fleet, J. R. A. S. , 1914.
;
Sue Vihāra : Hoernle, Ind. Ant. , 1881.
Takht-i-Bahi : Senart, Jour. As. , 1850 (xv): Boyer, id, 1904(iii); cf. Fleet,
J. R. A. S. , 1906.
ܕ
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BIBLIOGRAPHY TO CHAPTER XXIII
627
Takshaçilā, Copper-plate of Pātika : Bühler, Ep. Ind. iv. Inscr. of year 136:
Marshall, J. R. A. S. , 1914 ; Sten Konow, Ep. Ind. XIV; cf. Boyer, Jour.
As. , 1915 (v); Ramaprasad Chanda, J. R. A. S. , 1920.
3. COINS.
3.
See Bibl, to Ch. XVII,
Bhagvānlāl Indrāji (ed. Rapson). The Northern Kshatrapas, J. R. A. S. ,
1894.
Cunningham, A. Coins of the Indo-Scythians. London, 1892 (Num.
Chron. , 1888, 1889, 1890, 1892).
Drouin, E. Chronologie et Numismatique des Rois Indo-Scythes. Rev.
Num. , 1888.
Marshall, J. H. Excavations at Taxila. Arch. Sur. Ind. , 1912-13. [Most
valuable for the evidence supplied by the actual discoveries of coins. ]
Rapson, E. J. Ancient silver coins from Baluchistan. Num. Chron. , 1904.
Smith, V. A. The Indo-Parthian Dynasties. Z. D. M. G. , 1906.
--The S'akas in Northern India. Z. D. M. G. , 1907.
4. GONDOPAERNES IN
CARISTIAN LEGEND.
Burkitt, F. C. Early Christianity outside the Roman Empire. Cambridge,
1899.
--The original language of the Acts of Judas Thomas. Jour. Theological
Studies, 1900.
Dahlmann, J. Die Thomas Legende. Freiburg, 1912.
Fleet, J. F. St Thomas and Gondophernes. J. R. A. S. , 1905.
von Gutschmid, A. Die Königsnamen in den apokryphen Apostelgeschi-
chten. Rheinisches Museum, 1864.
Kennedy, J. The Gospels of the Infancy. J. R. A. S. , 1917.
Medlycott, A. E. India and the Apostle Thomas. London, 1905.
