Megasthenes' account of Mauryan India survives today:
Acarved on stone inscriptions
Bonly in fragments
Cstamped on punch-marked coins
Das a single complete book
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. only in fragments
Megasthenes' work has not survived intact
it is known only through fragments quoted by later writers.
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