The invasion of India

John Watson McCrindle's The Invasion of India explores Alexander the Great’s campaign in India through Greek and Roman sources like Arrian, Strabo, and Curtius Rufus. It reconstructs his battles, encounters with Indian rulers like Porus, and the impact of his expedition. McCrindle’s detailed translations provide valuable insights into ancient perceptions of India and its interactions with the classical world. This book remains an essential resource for understanding the historical significance of Alexander’s invasion and its influence on Indo-Greek relations.