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Alexandre le Grand et les Brahmanes. Les Mœurs des Brahmanes de l'Inde (Palladios d'Hélénopolis) et Correspondance d'Alexandre et de Dindime (Anonyme). Divers permanent secretary of the RoyalThe first historians of Alexander the Great briefly mention that when his conquest expedition reached India (between 327 and 324 BC), he encountered Brahmins there and sent one of his companions to inquire about them. These data inspired the author of a story in the first century AD that relates the conversation that the conqueror is said to have had with one of the Brahmins, Dandamis. In the 4th century, Bishop Palladios, author of a work on monks,