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INDEX

Thedpemptos, Metropolitan of Kiev,

viii. 399, 676.

Theophrastus of Eresus, viii. 404.
Theophylact, Archbishop of Ochrida,

viii. 378.

Theotokdpoulos, Dhominikos (El
Greco), vii. 713, 714; viii. 168,
392 TZ., 671, 672; ix. 156.
Theraeans, the, viii. 422 n.
Theriomorphism, vii. 461,466.
Thermopylae, Battle of (480 B.C.), vii.
94, 324, 387; ix. 518-19, 519-20 n.,
521, 522; x. 114.
TheYon, despot of Akragas (Agri-

gentum), viii. 428 TZ.; ix. 642,
Thespis, traditional father of Attic

genre of tragic drama, ix. 393.
Thessaly, acceleration of cultural

tempo in, ix. 356.
Theudas, Jewish Zealot, viii. 299,

601.

Thirty Years' War (1618-48), vii. 703,
704, 707; ix. 154 TZ., 240 n., 246, 253
«., 492,499;*. 93-
Thomas Aquinas, Saint, vii. 48472.,

729, 73<>; ix. 45,134, 157, 166.
Thomas of Celano, Saint, x. 113.
Thomas Palaioldghos, despot of the

Morea, viii. 356.

Thomas the Slav, rebel against East
Roman Imperial Government, ix.
66577.
Thompson, E. A.: A History of Attila

and the Huns, quoted, viii. 14, 15.
Thompson, J. E. S., x. 169-71; Maya
Hieroglyphic Writing: Introduction,
quoted, x. 170.
Thompson, J. M.: The French Revolu-

tion> quoted, yii. 301, 353.
Thoros I, Cilician Armenian Prince,

viii. 369.

Thorp, W. L., ix. 225.
Thothmes (Tuthmosis) I, Pharaoh, x.

193, 194, 195-
Thothmes (Tuthmosis) II, Pharaoh,

x. 184.

Thothmes (Tuthmosis) III, Pharaoh,
vii. 188-90, 369, 532 72., 692; x. 184,
193-4*I95» 196.
Thothmes (Tuthmosis) IV, Pharaoh,

viii. 450 ?z.
Thought;
feeling in relation to, ix. 721-2, 730,

732, 733-

historical: identification of historian
with subject of his study, question
of, ix. 718-37; imagination in re-
lation to, ix. 734-7; nature of, ix.
721-2, 726 seqq.- participation in
other people's experiences, ix. 721-
2> 728. 73° **?£•; relativity of, ix.

197 seqq., 402; subjectivity of, ix.
730-1, 733-
idolization of, ix. 737.
impersonal, ix. 727-8 and TZ., 732,733.
inductive method of, ix. 344; see also
under REGULARITIES: number of

instances,
'laws' of, ix. 185, 201-2; see also

under REGULARITIES.
mathematical, ix. 723-4, 726 seqq.t

733. r .

patterns of, ix. 194^9.
reflective, acts of, ix. 720 seqq.
relativity of, ix. 725-6; see also above

under historical.

Thracian language, the, viii. 716, 717.
Thracians, the, vii. ioo«.; Asiatic,

vii. x, 672; see also THYNI.
Thucydides, son of Olorus: exile of,
x. 146 and 72. ; historical experience
of, x. 94; imitation of, ix. 61; in-
spiration of, x. 59, 80-81, 145 W.;
irrational element in History not
ignored by, ix. 722; military service
of, x. 60, 145 and TZ.; on the coup
d'etat of 'the Four Hundred', ix.
207 n.; on the Lacedaemonian
Army, x. 33; irapavxevij, usage of
word by, vii. 530; political ex-
perience of, ix. 207 n.; social milieu
of, vii. 530; theme of, x. 62; A
History of the Great Atheno-
Peloponnesian War, quoted, vii.
706; x. 60 TZ.
Thunberg, Carl, 18th-century Swedish

visitor to Japan, viii. 326 n.
Thureau-Dangin, F., x. 172 arid TZ.
Thuringians, the, viii. 63, 505.
Thyestes, son of Pelops, viii. 63.
Thyni (Thynians), the, viii. 716; x.

201; see also under THRACIANS.
Tiberius Alexander, nephew of Philo

of Alexandria, viii. 622.
Tiberius I Claudius Nero Caesar,
Roman Emperor, vii. 8, 167; ix.
541, 613 n.

Tibet: Chinese invasion of (December
1950), ix. 418; Islamic World, re-
lations with, viii. 219.
Tibetans, the, ix. 418, 657, 662, 663,

664, 670, 673, 679 ;x. 8271.
Tibeto-Burman group of languages,

the, viL 241.
Tibullus, Albius: Carmina, quoted,

vii. 8.

Tiglath-Pileser (Tukulti-apil-e§arra) I,
King of Assyria, vii. 605 TZ.; x. 50,
177 and TZ., 178.

Tiglath-Pileser (Tukulti-apil-eSarra)
III, King of Assyria: accession of,
viii. 440; administrative policy of,