De Alexandri Magni Expeditone Indica

This book is a historical account of Alexander the Great's campaign in India, written by August Eduard Anspach, a 19th-century German scholar and historian. The text provides an in-depth analysis of the military strategy and tactics employed by Alexander and his army, as well as a detailed account of the geography and culture of the Indian subcontinent. This is an important work for understanding the history of ancient India and the legacy of Alexander's conquests.

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