surpassed Herakles in greatness || IV |- | 64 || Fragments of Abydenus's writings in Praeparatio evangelica || Eusebius || I. 41 (ed. Colon. 1688, p. 456 D) || King of the Babylonians surpassed Herakles in greatness || IV |- | 65 || Indica (Arrian) || Arrian || 7-9. || King of the Babylonians surpassed Herakles in greatness || IV |- | 66 || Natural History || Pliny || IX. 5 || Pearls || IV |- | 67 || Mirabilia || Phlegon of Tralles || 33 || Pandaian land || IV |- | 68 || Natural History || Pliny || VI. xxi. 4-5. || Ancient history of Indians || IV |- | 69 || Polyhistor || Gaius Julius Solinus || 52. 5. || Ancient history of Indians || IV |- | 70 || The Anabasis of Alexander || Arrian || VII. ii. 3-9. || Indian philosophers: Kalanos (Calanus) and Mandanis || IV |- | 71 || De Natura Animalium || Claudius Aelianus || XII. 8. || Elephants || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 72 || De Natura Animalium || Claudius Aelianus || III. 46. || White elephant || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 73 || De recta in Deum fide || ?Adamantius (Pseudo-Origen) || vol. I. p. 904. || Brachhmans (Brahmins) and their philosophy || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 74 || Palladius De gentibus Indiae et Bragmanibus' || Palladius of Galatia || pp. 8, 20 et seq. ed. Londin. 1668. || Indian philosophers: Kalanos (Calanus) and Mandanis || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 75 || De Moribus Brachmanorum || Ambrose || pp. 62, 68 et seq. ed. Pallad. Londin. 1668. || Calanus and Mandanis || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 76 || Natural History || Pliny || VI. 21. 8-23. 11. || Indian races || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 77 || Polyhistor || Gaius Julius Solinus || 52. 6-17. || Catalogue of Indian Races. || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 78 || Stratagems || Polyaenus || I. 1. 1-3. || Dionysos || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 79 || Stratagems || Polyaenus || I. 3. 4. || Hercules and Pandaea || (Doubtful fragments) |- | 80 || De Natura Animalium || Claudius Aelianus || XVI. 2-22. || Beasts of India || (Doubtful fragments) |} India according to the reconstructed text According to the text reconstructed by J. W. McCrindle (1877) and Richard Stoneman (2022), Megasthenes' Indica describes India as follows: Geography India is a quadrilateral-shaped country,