Writing about the volume of Indo-Roman trade who bitterly remarked “not a year passed without the (Roman)

June 17, 2023

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Q. Writing about the volume of Indo-Roman trade, who bitterly remarked “not a year passed without the (Roman) Empire paying out 100 million sesterces (nearly one and a half-crore rupees) to India, to the Chera land and Arabia”?

(a) Ptolemy

(b) Pliny

(d) Caldwell

Ans: (b) Pliny

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