10. Polykleitos of Larissa, author of a history of Alexander, full of geographical details.
11. Kyrsilos of Pharsalos, who wrote of the exploits of Alexander.
12. Anaximenes of Lampsakos, author of a history of Alexander.
13. Diognêtos, who, with Baitôn, measured and recorded the distances of Alexander’s marches.
14. Archelaös, a geographer, supposed to have accompanied Alexander’s expedition.
15. Amyntas, author of a work on Alexander’s Stathmoi, i.e. stages or halting-places.
16. Patroklês, a writer on geography.
17. Megasthenês, friend of Seleukos Nikator, and his ambassador at the Court of Sandrokottos, king of Palibothra, composed an Indika.
18. Dêïmachos, ambassador at the same court in the days of the son and successor of Sandrokottos, author of a work on India in two books.
19. Diodotos of Erythrai, who, like Eumenês, kept Alexander’s Court Journal, and may possibly have been in India.