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325 BC (search for this): book 17, chapter 104
Now he resumed his voyage down the river and sailed out into the Ocean with his Friends.According to Plut. Alexander 66.1, the voyage had taken seven months. It was now the summer of 325 B.C. (Strabo 15.1.17). There he discovered two islandsOne was in the river, one outside (Arrian. 6.19.3-4). Plut. Alexander 66.1, mentions only one island. and on them performed rich sacrifices.To Poseidon and to the gods whom Ammon had designated (Arrian. 6.19.4-5). No gods nan 12.10.6 mentions "aras." and judged that his projected campaign was at an end. Setting sail from there, he proceeded back up the river to Patala, a fine city.Arrian. 6.20.1. This was about the rising of the Dog Star, or mid-July 325 (Strabo 15.1.17). It had a government organized very much like that of Sparta. Two kings descended from two houses inherited their office from their fathers. They had charge of all arrangements concerning war, while the counc