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Coins in the Indian Museums Vol.11 p. 8.
(v) Dialogue between Ala-ud-din and Ala-ul-Mulk
in Barani p. 264-271 quoted by K.S.Lai—His. of
Khiljis. (1950) p. 91.
(vi) The Bedouin thought that Napoleon was "Iskandar
come again." TARN—Alex. Vol. 1. (1948) p. 144.
(vii) Smith—OHI. p. 84.
36. Smith—EHI. (1924) p. 65.
36-A. Smith—EHI. (1924) p. 64.
37. Smith—EHI. (1924) p. 65; Mookerji—CMT. p. 27;
MRK—AHI. p. 65.
38. Gokhale—SG. p. 5.
39. Mookerji—CMT. p. 26.
40. Smith-EHI. (1924) p. 66.
41. Smith—EHI. (1924) p. 66.
41-A. 'Slippery slate of the surface'—Smith—EHI. (1924)
p. 70.
41-B. Smith-EHI. p. 74.
41-C. Smith-EHI. p. 74.
42. MRK—AHI. p. 67.
43. Smith-EHI. p. 92; Curtis ix, 3; Diodorus xvii, 95.
44. K.P. Jayaswal—Hindu Polity (1955) p. 271.
45. Plutarch-Alexander-LXV; M'Crindle—IIA. p . 315.
46. The Old Dandin (Dandamis)of Taxila, when called upon
by Onesikrates to present himself before Alexander,
the son of Zeus, master of the world, under threat, 'but
if you refuse (he) will cut off your head', 'complacently
smiled' and replied that he was as much the son of
Zeus as Alexander '—M'Crindle—^Megasthenes—•
Pp. 124-126.
Arrian, VII, 2,3. W.W. TARN-Alex. Vol. II p. 437.
Jayaswal—HP. p. 271.
46- A. M'Crindle—Magasthenes—Pp. 124-126.
47. M'Crindle—Magasthenes—Pp. 124-126.
47- A. M'Crindle—Magasthenes—Pp. 124-126.
48. W. W. TARN—Alex. Vol. II (1950) p. 53.
'Alexander killed 80,000 Indians of Sambos' kingdom.