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XVI. Campaign against Oxycanus and Sambus

342

XVII. Musicanus Executed.—Capture of Patala

343

XVIII. Voyage down the Indus

345

XIX. Voyage down the Indus into the Sea

346

XX. Exploration of the Mouths of the Indus

348

XXI. Campaign against the Oritians

349

XXII. March through the Desert of Gadrosia

351

XXIII. March through the Desert of Gadrosia

353

XXIV. March through Gadrosia

355

XXV. Sufferings of the Army

356

XXVI. Alexander’s Magnanimous Conduct

358

XXVII. March through Carmania.—Punishment of Viceroys

360

XXVIII. Alexander in Carmania

362

XXIX. Alexander in Persis.—Tomb of Cyrus Repaired

364

XXX. Peucestas appointed Viceroy of Persis

367

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BOOK VII.

I. Alexander’s Plans.—The Indian Philosophers

369

II. Alexander’s Dealings with the Indian Sages

371

III. Self-sacrifice of the Indian Calanus

372

IV. Marriages between Macedonians and Persians

374

V. The Soldiers Rewarded

376

VI. An Army of Asiatics Trained under the Macedonian Discipline

378

VII. Navigation of the Tigres

379

VIII. The Macedonians Offended at Alexander

381

IX. Alexander’s Speech

383

X. Alexander’s Speech (continued)

386

xiiiXI. Reconciliation between Alexander and his Army

387

XII. Ten Thousand Macedonians sent Home with Craterus.—Disputes between Antipater and Olympias

390

XIII. The Nisaean Plain.—The Amazons

393

XIV. Death of Hephaestion

395