state cult. Antimachus I also issued round bronzes depicting an elephant on the obverse, with a reverse showing the Greek goddess of victory Nike holding out a wreath. The elephant could be a Buddhist symbol. These coins are reminiscent of those of Demetrius I, as well as Apollodotus I. Other bronzes, square and rather crude, also portray a walking elephant, but with a reverse of a thunderbolt. These have been attributed by Bopearachchi (as well as older scholars) to Arachosia. They are Indian in their design, but the legend is only in Greek. Notes References The Greek in Bactria and India, W. W. Tarn, Cambridge University Press The Decline of the Indo-Greeks, R. C. Senior and D. MacDonald, Hellenistic Numismatic Society The Indo-Greeks, A. K. Narain, B.R. Publications External links Coins of Antimachus More coins of Antimachus Greco-Bactrian kings 2nd-century BC rulers in Asia Year of death unknown Year of birth unknown Euthydemid dynasty Greek Buddhist monarchs