Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 680
nd, and Third. But it certainly seems possible that Ekatachild of the fire-god, was Grecised into a torch-bearing Hekate. Further proof that in the upper Kabul valley Zeus was butanother name for Indra may be had from the coinage of Eukratidesand his successor Antialkidas. Certain square coppers of… … Fig. 363- the god as the divinity of the city of Kapigl, Le. Kapisa^ a city ofthe Paropanisadai visited in 630 A.D. by the Chinese pilgrimHiuen-tsiang^: To the south-west of the capital was the Pi-lo-sho-lo Mountain. This name wasgiven to the mountain from its presiding genius who had the form of…
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