-
Sourasenoi tribe of India, who
worshipped Herakles, had two
major cities named Methora and Kleisobora, and a
navigable river named the Jobares.
According to Edwin...
-
third century BCE,
mentions Mathura as a
great city
under the name Μέθορα (
Méthora). It
seems it
never was
under the
direct control of the
following Shunga...
- Gr****
writers (e.g., Megasthenes)
refer to the
Sourasenoi and its cities,
Methora and Cleisobra/Kleisobora . The Śūrasena
state was
located on the Yamunā...
- 3rd
century BC,
mentions Mathura as a
great city
under the name Μέθορα (
Méthora). The Indo-Scythians (aka
Sakas or Shakas)
conquered the area of Mathura...
- BC, with the city
referred as "
Methora" in his accounts. The view is
contested by some
scholars who
believe "
Methora"
refers to the
north Indian city...
- BCE, with the city
referred as "
Methora" in his accounts. The view is
contested by some
scholars who
believe "
Methora"
refers to the
north Indian city...
- BCE, with the city
referred as "
Methora" in his accounts. The view is
contested by some
scholars who
believe "
Methora"
refers to the
north Indian city...
- by the Surasenians, an
Indian tribe,
among whom are two
great cities,
Methora and Cleisobora, and the
navigable river Iobares flows through their territory...
-
Ypthima loryma Ypthima lycus Ypthima masakii Ypthima megalomma Ypthima methora Ypthima methorina Ypthima microphthalma Ypthima motscholskyi Ypthima multistriata...
-
before the time of Heliodorus. For example,
there is
little doubt that
Methora in
ancient Gr****
texts is same as Mathura,
Sourasenoi as Shurasenas, Herakles...
