Note 156 — Chapter V · —Dangers encountered by the fleet at the confluence—Plan of the operations which followed—Voyage down the Akesinês
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The Hydaspês loses its name as well as its waters to the Akesinês. The junction of the latter with the Hydraôtês (Râvi) occurs at present at a point more than thirty miles above Multân, but in Alexander’s time it occurred some miles below that city.