...neighbouring realms as far as six hundred leagues3 — even to where the Greek king named Antiochus dwells, and beyond that Antiochus to where dwell the four kings severally named Ptolemy, Antigonus, Magas, and Alexander 4 ; — and in the south, the kings of the Cholas, and Pandyas, 1 This...

...neighbouring realms as far as six hundred leagues a — even to where the Greek king named Antiochus dwells, and beyond that Antiochus to where dwell the four kings severally named Ptolemy, Antigonus, Magas, and Alexander," etc. These names are read in the original as Amtiogo, or Amtiyoko...

...on conversion." ... [It has been communicated] "even to where the Greek King named Antiochus dwells, and beyond that Antiochus, to where dwell the four kings severally named Ptolemy, Antigonus, Magas, and Alexander ; and in the south, to the Kings of the Cholas, and Pandyas, and of...

...aspect'2. But it is certainly quite possible, as M. Senart suggests3, that it was adopted by Acoka as his ordination name. The chronology of the reign...258 BC, when one, if not two, of them died. A prior b'mit of any value does not seem to be supplied by the passage, inasmuch as Antiochus Theos, whose...

...aspect'2. But it is certainly quite possible, as M. Senart suggests3, that it was adopted by Agoka as his ordination name. The chronology of the reign...severally named Ptolemy (Philadelphus of Egypt, 285-247 BO), Antigonus (Gonatas of Macedon, 278-239), Magas (of Cyrene, died 258), and Alexander (of Epirus,...

...pacific doctrine to all the Hellenistic rulers in the West, 'to where the Greek king Antiochus dwells, and beyond that Antiochus to where dwell the four kings severally named Ptolemy, Antigonus, Magas and Alexander'. There is no reference to these emissaries in Classical sources, but...