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I. INDEX OF AUTHORS . . , 5*
II. INDEX OF SUBJECTS 10*
III. GREEK INDEX 52*
IV. INDEX OF CLASSICAL AUTHORS 55*
V. EPIGRAPHIC INDICES.
(A) Geographical Index - 57*
(B) Index of Published Inscriptions commented on in the Journal
of Hellenic Studies 59*
NOTE. — In the INDEX OF CLASSICAL AUTHORS only those passages are inserted of which
the interpretation is discussed, or in which a new reading is proposed. Passages
merely cited in illustration are omitted.
In the INDEX OP SUBJECTS, places of which the coin-types are discussed are collected
under the heading ' Coins.'
Articles dealing with the inscriptions of whole districts are indexed (1) under the
names of those districts, in the INDEX OF SUBJECTS ; (2) in the EPIGRAPHIC
INDEX (A) under the names of the sites from which the inscriptions come.
INDEX
L-INDEX OF AUTHOKS
ALLEN, T. W.—
Fourteenth Century Tachygraphy, xi. 286
Text of the Homeric Hymns, Part I., xv. 136 ; Part II., xv. 251
ARKWRIGHT, W. —
The Frontier of Lycia and Caria, xv. 93
BARNSLEY, S. H. —
North Doorway of the Erechtheiim, xii. 381
BATHER, A. G. —
Bronze Fragments of the Acropolis, Part I., xiii. 124 ; Part II., xiii. 232
Development of the Plan of the Thersilion, xiii. 328
Problem of the Bacchae, xiv. 244
, and YORKE, V. W. —
Excavations on the probable Sites of Basilis and Bathos, xiii. 227
BENSON, E. F. —
Aegosthena, xv. 314
Fourth Century Head in Central Museum, Athens, xv. 194
Thersilion at Megalopolis, xiii. 319
BENT, J. T.—
Discoveries in Asia Minor, ix. 82
Journey in Cilicia Tracheia, xii. 206
Recent Discoveries in Eastern Cilicia, xi. 231
BIENKOWSKI, P. —
Flying Eros from the School of Praxiteles, xv. 211
BOSANQUET, R. CAUR. —
Group of Early Attic Lekythoi, xvi. 164
BURROWS, R. M. —
Pylos and Sphacteria, xvi. 55
BURY, J. B.— /
History of the Names Hellas, Hellenes, xv. 217
Lombards and Venetians in Euboea (1340-1470), Part II., ix. 91
COOK, A. B. —
Animal Worship in the Mycenaean Age, xiv. 81
Bee in Greek Mythology, xv. 1
DA VIES, G. —
Greek Inscriptions from Lycia, xv. 100
DOHN, F. von.—
Archaeological Research in Italy during the last Eight Years, xvi. 120
DYER, L.
Vitruvius' Account of the Greek Stage, xii. 356
EDITORIAL NOTE. —
Small Archaic Lekythos, x. 253
ELY, TALFOURD.—
Pompeian Paintings and their Relation to Hellenic Masterpieces, with special reference
to recent discoveries, xvi. 143
Theseus and Skiron, ix. 272
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EVANS, A. J.—
MykSnaean Treasure from Aegina, xiii . 195
Primitive Pictographs and Prae-Phoenician Script from Crete and the Peloponnese,
xiv. 270
FARNELL, L. R. —
Sculpture in Sicilian Museums, xii. 46
Some Museums of Northern Europe, ix. 31
Various Works in the Pergamene Style, xi. 181
FRAZER, J. Q. —
The Pre-Persian Temple on the Acropolis, xiii. 153
GARDNER, E. A. —
Archaeology in Greece, 1888-9, x. 254 ; 1889-90, xi. 210 ; 1890-1, xii. 385 ; 1892,
xiii. 139 ; 1893-4, xiv. 224 ; 1894-5, xv. 202
Early Greek Vases and African Colonies, x. 126
Excavations in Cyprus, 1887-8 ; Paphos, Leontari, Amargetti : Temple of Aphrodite,
ix. 147
Lekythos from Eretria with the Death of Priam, xiv. 170
Note on Megalopolis, xiv. 242
Note on the Evidence from the Erechtheum Inscription bearing on the North
Doorway (see Schultz), xii. 14
Paintings hy Panaenus on the Throne of the Olympian Zeus, xiv. 233
Palladia from Mykenae, xiii. 21
Processes of Greek Sculpture as shown by some unfinished Statues in Athens, xi. 129
Two Fourth Century Children's Heads, xi. 100
, HOGARTH, D. G., and JAMES, M. R.—
Excavations in Cyprus, 1887-8 : Inscriptions of Kuklia and Amargetti, ix. 225
, and LORING, W.
Megalopolis : The Theatre, Supp. I., 69
LORING, W., RICHARDS, G. C., and WOODHOUSE, W. J. —
Theatre at Megalopolis, xi. 294
-, and SCHULTZ, R. W. —
North Doorway of the Erechtheum, xii. 1
GARDNER, P. —
Cacus on a Black- Figured Vase, xiii. 70
Chariot Group of the Mausoleum, xiii. 188
Countries and Cities in Ancient Art, ix. 47
Hector and Andromache on a Red-Figured Vase, ix. 11
Marble Head, perhaps from Sunium, xv. 188
Stele commemorating a Victory in a Boat- Race, xi. 146
Stone Tripod at Oxford, xvi. 275
The Mantinean Basis, xvi. 280
Tithonus on a Red-Figured Vase, xiii. 137
Two Sepulchral Lekythi, xv. 325
Vase of Polygnotan Style (M.e?./., xi. 38), x. 117
GRUNDY, G. B. —
Investigation of the Topography of the Region of Sphacteria and Pylos, xvi. 1
HARRISON, J. E. —
Archaeology in Greece, 1887-8, ix. 118
Mythological Studies, I., The Three Daughters of Cecrops, xii. 350
Some Fragments of a Vase presumably by Euphronios, ix. 143
Two Cylices relating to the Exploits of Theseus, x. 231
HARTWIG, P.—
Herakles and Eurytos, and a Battle Scene upon some Fragments of a Cylix in the
National Museum at Palermo, xii. 334
HEAD, B. V.—
Apollo Hikesios, x. 43
HEADLAM, A. C. —
Ecclesiastical Sites in Isauria (Cilicia Trachea), Supp. II., 1
HEADLAM, J. W. —
The Procedure of the Gortynian Inscription, xiii. 48
HESSELING, D. C. —
Waxen Tablets with Fables of Babrius (Tabulae Ceratae Assendelftianae), xiii. 293
HICKS, E. L. —
Ceramus and its Inscriptions, xi. 109
Collection of Ancient Marbles at Leeds, xi. 255
INDEX OF AUTHORS 7»
HICKS, E. L. (continued) —
Decrees from Lisse or Lissae in Lycia, ix. 88
Inscription on a Limestone Block at Telmissos, xiv. 377
Inscriptions from Casarea, Lydae, Patara, Myra, x. 46
Inscriptions from Eastern Cuicia, xi. 236
Inscriptions from lasos, ix. 338
Inscriptions from Western Cilicia, xii. 225
Inscription with a New Artist's Name from Anaphe, ix. 90
Sacrificial Calendar from Cos, ix. 323
fnscriptions from Lycia and Pisidia, copied by Daniell and Fellows, xv. 116
HOGARTH, D. Q. —
Excavations in Cyprus, 1887-8, Paphos, Leontari, Amargetti : The First Season s
Work, ix. 147
Notes in Phrygia Paroreus and Lycaonia, xi. 151
Notes upon a Visit to Celaenae Apamea, ix. 343
, and JAMES, M. R. — j
Excavations in Cyprus : Tombs, ix. 264
HOGGAN, F. E. —
The Leper Terra-Cotta of Athens, xiii. 101
HUTTON, C. A. —
Two Terra-Cotta Figurines, xv. 132
JAMES, M. R. —
Excavations in Cyprus, 1887-8, Paphos, Leontari, Amargetti : History and Antiquities
of Paphos, ix. 147
, and HOGARTH, D. Q. —
Excavations in Cyprus : Tombs, ix. 264
JEVONS, F. B. —
Iron in Homer, xiii. 25
Work and Wages in Athens, xv. 239
JONES, H. STUART. —
Chest of Kypselos, xiv. 30
Greek Goldsmith's Mould in the Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 323
Two Vases by Phintias,' xii. 366
KEENE, C. H. —
Two Greek Ostraka from Egypt, xiii. 121
LLOYD, W. WATKISS. —
The ' Electra ' and 'Antigone ' of Sophocles, x. 134
LORING, W. —
Four Fragmentary Inscriptions, xv. 90
Megalopolis : Narrative of Excavation, Supp. I., 6 ; Town Walls and Internal
Topography, 106
New Portion of the Edict of Diocletian from Megalopolis, xi. 299
Some Ancient Routes in the Peloponnese, xv. 25
Theatre at Megalopolis, xiii. 356
, and GARDNER, E. A. —
Megalopolis : The Theatre, Supp. I., 69
GARDNER, E. A., RICHARDS, G. C., and WOODHOUSE, W. J.—
Theatre at Megalopolis, xi. 299
MACAN, R. W.—
'Adrjvaivv TroAtTfi'a, xii. 17
McPHERSON, F. —
Historical Notes on Certain Modern Greek Folk-Songs, x. 86
MICHAELIS, A. —
The Imperial German Archaeological Institute, x. 190
MIDDLETON, J. H. —
The Temple of Apollo at Delphi, ix. 282
MUNRO, J. A. R. —
Epigtaphical Notes from Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, xvi. 313
Excavations in Cyprus, 1889 ; Polis tea Chrysochou, Limniti : Second Season's
The Tombs and their Contents, xi. 1. Third Season's Work, xii. 59
Finds at Salanm, xii. 122. Polis tes Chrysochou, xii. 298
MURRAY, A. S.—
Archaic Etruscan Paintings from Caere, x. 243
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MURRAY, A. S. (continued)—
Athenian Lekythos, xv. 192
Remains of Archaic Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, x. 1
Terra-Cotta Antefix from Lanuvium, xiii. 315
The Alkmene Vase, formerly in Castle Howard, xi. 225
MYRES, J. L. —
Inscriptions from Crete, xvi. 178
, and PATON, W. R. —
Karian Sites and Inscriptions, xvi. 188
Three Carian Sites : Telmissos, Karyanda, Taramptos, xiv. 373
PATON, W. R., see MYRES.
PENROSE, F. C. —
Some Traces connected with the original Entrance to the Acropolis of Athens,
xv. 248
The Ancient Hecatompedon which occupied the Site of the Parthenon on the Acropolis
of Athens, Part I., xii. 275 ; Part II., xiii. 32
PETRIE, W. M. FLINDERS. —
Egyptian Bases of Greek History, xi. 271
Notes on the Antiquities of Mykenae, xii. 199
PlERIDES, G. D. —
A Scarab from Cyprus, xvi. 272
RAMSAY, W. M. —
Artemis-Leto and Apollo-Lairbenos, x. 216
A Study of Phrygian Art, Part I., ix. 350 ; Part II., x. 147
RICHARDS, G. C. —
Archaic Reliefs at Dhimitzana, xii. 41
Megalopolis : The Agora, Supp. I., 101 ; Inscriptions, 122
Selected Vase-Fragments from the Acropolis of Athens, Part I., xiii. 281 ; Part II.,
xiv. 186 ; Part III., xiv. 381
, GARDNER, E. A., LORINQ, W., and WOODHOUSE, W. J.—
Theatre at Megalopolis, xi. 294
RlDGEWAY, W. —
Game of Polis and Plato's Rep. 422 E., xvi. 288
Metrological Notes : I., Origin of the Stadion, ix. 18 ; II. \ Pecus and Pecunia, ix. 26 ;
III., Had the People of Prehistoric Mycenae a Weight-Standard ? x. 90 ;
IV., How were the Primitive Weight-Standards fixed ? x. 92
What People produced the Objects called Mycenaean ? xvi. 77
ROUSE, W. H. D.—
An Inscription from Egypt, xii. 384
SCHULTZ, R. W. —
Megalopolis : Architectural Description and Analysis, Supp. I., 15
The North Doorway of the Erechtheum, xii. 1 (with appendix by E. A. GARDNER)
SELLERS, E. —
Greek Head in the Possession of T. Humphry Ward, Esq., xiv. 198
Three Attic Lekythoi from Eretria, xiii. 1
Six, J.—
Aurae, xiii. 131
Composition of the Eastern Pediment of the Zeus Temple at Olympia, and Alcamenes
the Lemnian, x. 98
SMITH, A. H. —
Recent Additions to the Sculptures of the Parthenon, xiii. 88
The Making of Pandora, xi. 278
The Parthenon Frieze Terra-Cottas, xiv. 264
Two Greek Reliefs, xiv. 267
SMITH, CECIL —
Archaeology in Greece, 1895-6, xvi. 335
Deme Legends on Attic Vases, xiii. 115
Harpies in Greek Art, xiii. 103
Kylix with a new KAAO2 Name, xvi. 285
Orphic Myths on Attic Vases, xi. 343
Polledrara Ware, xiv. 206
Protokorinthian Lekythos in the British Museum, x. 253, xi. 167
Two Vase Pictures of Sacrifices, ix. 1.
Vase in the form of a Bust of Athene, xv. 184
INDEX OP AUTHORS 9*
SMITH, R. ELSEY —
Excavations in Cyprus, 1887-8. Paphos, Leontari, Amargetti : Temple of Aphrodite,
ix. 147
TOZBR, H. F.—
The Greek-speaking Population of Southern Italy, x. 11
TUBES, H. A—
Excavations in Cyprus, 1889. Polis tea Chrysochou, Limniti : Inscriptions, xi.
60 ; Excavations at Limniti, xi. 82
Excavations in Cyprus, 1890. Third Season's Work : Excavations, xii. 61 ; Inscrip-
tions, xii. 170
VERRALL, A. W. —
Hymn to Apollo : an Essay in the Homeric Question, xiv. 1
Megalithic Temple at Buto (Herodotus, ii. 155), xvi. 158
WALDSTEIN, C.—
TpajT<fa> and Kooyio> in the Frieze of the Parthenon, xi. 143
WALTERS, H. B. —
Odysseus and Kirke on a Boeotian Vase, xiii. 77
Poseidon's Trident, xiii. 13
WOODHOUSE, W. J.—
Aetolian Inscriptions, xiii. 338
Megalopolis : Historical Sketch, Supp. I. 1
WOODHOUSE, W. J., GARDNER, E. A., LORINO, W., and RICHARDS, G. C. —
Theatre at Megalopolis, xi. 294
WROTH, W. —
Note on Coins from Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 168
YORKE, V. W.—
Excavations at Abac and Hyampolis in Phocis, xvi. 291
Newly Discovered Fragments of the Balustrade of Athena Nike, xiii. 272
YORKE, V. W. and BATHER, A. G. —
Excavations on the Probable Sites of Basilis and Bathos, xiii. 227
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II.-INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Aba, queen of Olba (Cilicia), xii. 228
Abac (Phocis), history of, xvi. 291 ; oracle
of Apollo, xvi. 291 ; topography, 294 ;
site and walls, 294 ; acropolis, 294 ; gate
of acropolis, 296 ; temenos of Apollo, 298 ;
temple of Apollo, 298 ; xiv. 231 ; stoa,
xvi. 301
Abantes of Euboea, mode of wearing hair,
xvi. 117
Abas, founder of Abac, xvi. 291
Abbott, E. : History of Greece, reviewed,
ix. 389
Academy road (Athens), ix. 128
Acarnania, excavations in, ix. 133
Accents in Italian-Greek, x. 17
Acciajuoli, Antonio, ix. 109
Acciajuoli, Nerio, ix. 94 ; chatelain of
Corinth, ix. 97
Achaean, Achaeans, meaning of name, xv.
229 ; their origin, ibid. ; = Aqaiwascha,
230 ; discrepant historical accounts, xvi.
95 ; migrations, xvi. 94 ; invade Pelopon-
nesus from Phthia, xv. 230 ; date of
invasion of Laconia, xvi. 94 ; in Cyrenaica,
xv. 230 ; in Italy, xv. 235, xvi. 109 ; in
Thessaly, xv. 229 ; in Peloponnesus, xvi.
83 ; relation to Pelasgi, xvi. 95, 119 ; to
'Mycenaean' objects, 84, 87 ; belong to
late bronze age, 87 ; their sea-power, xv.
230 ; dialect, xv. 231 (note) ; ' Achaean
Argos,' 230 ; Achaean League and Anti-
gonus of Macedon, xv. 31. See also
Hellenes, Mycenaean Age
Achaeus, genealogy, xvi. 94
Acharnae, excavations, x. 201
Achilles, the arming of, ix. 14 ; redemption
of Hector, 15 ; embassy of Odysseus and
Ajax, 15 ; in Scyros (Pompeian wall-
painting), xvi. 144 ; shield of, 115 ;
Achilles and Memnon on Kypselos
chest, xiv. 75
Actaeon on Roman lamp, xii. 309
Actuarius, tachygraphic version of, xi. 286
Actus, ix. 25
Ada, queen of Alinda, xvi. 240
Adikia on Kypselos chest, xiv. 69
Adonion (name of month), ix. 342
Adonis, rites of, xiv. 249
Adrasteia (Nemesis), dedication, xv. 128
Adytum at Delphi, ix. 293
Aeakid shield, on ring from Aegina, xiii. 213
Aegean alphabet, compared with Egyptian
and Cypriote, xiv. 348 ; evidence of sylla-
bary, 301 ; tables of characters, 353
Aegidia (Antikythera), excavations, xi. 214
Aegina, Mycenaean treasure from, xiii. 195 ;
date and workmanship of, 221 ; evidence
for history of the island, 224 ; held by
Achaeans to about 800 B.C., ibid. ;
maritime importance, ibid. ; commerce,
coinage, and metrology, 225. Excavations,
ix. 132. Measurements of temple, xii.
280. Aeginetan influence on bronze work
from Athenian acropolis, xiii. 240
Aegis of Athene on B.M. aryballos, xv. 186 ;
Egyptian, xiii. 206
Aegistnus, in Sophocles' Electra, x. 137
Aegosthena, history and remains, xv. 314
Aegyptus, genealogy of, xvi. 92, 97 ; tomb
of, seen by Pausanias, 97
Aegys, site of, xv. 45, 78
Aello and Okypete. See Harpies
Aeneas (with Anchises) in sculpture, xi. 199
Aeneas (physician), portrait on disc, xi. 212
Aerias, founder of Paphos, ix. 176
Aeschylus, mention of Pelasgi, xvi. 86 ; cor-
rect as to origin *of Pelasgi, 99 ; play of
' Pentheus,' 154 ; Florence MS. of, xv.
141
Aesopic fables, origin, xiii. 300
Aetolia personified, ix. 66 ; topography,
xiii. 341
Africa, remains of Siculi in, xvi. 135 ; figure
of, with elephant's mask, on Roman
coins, xiv. 168
African colonies and early Greek vases,
x. 126
Agamedes. See Trophonius
Agamemnon, dominions of, xv. 221 ; relation
to Menelaus, 222 ; founder of Cretan
Mycenae, xiv. 361 ; with Iphidamas and
Koon on Kypselos chest, xiv. 77. See also
Argos
Agapenor, founder of Paphos, ix. 183
Agathos Daimon, libation to, on vase from
Acropolis, xiv. 384
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Agave, explanation of her 'racing* in
Bacchae, xiv. 255
AgeailauB (of Sparta) : fight against Man-
tineians, xv. 48, 86
Agesipolis, expedition against Mantineia,
xv. 86
Agio Nikplo, hill near Pylos, xvi. 3 ; site of
Homeric Pyloe, xvi. 50
Agios Elias of Kandre"va (Peloponnesus),
temple on, xv. 33
Agis, xv. 86
Aglauros, shrine of, xii. 351 ; with Ares, xii.
354. See also Cecropn
Agonistic scenes on vase from Acropolis,
xiii. 287
Agonothetes of Megalopolis, xiii. 333
Agora, at Athens, xiii. 139 ; Lydae, ix.
84 ; Megalopolis, Supp. I. 7, 101 ; Salamis,
xii. 80
Agoranomos, office at Megalopolis, Supp. I.
136
Agrionia, xiv. 260
Agrionios, month of, xiv. 261 ; =Dionysos,
261
Agylla, Phoenician name for Caere, x. 252
Aigition, possible site, xiii. 349
Ainderas, xv. 103
Aiiio, bear-ceremony, xiv. 257
Aithra. See Akamas, Dioscuri
Aithrios, Zeus, xvi. 343
Ajax the Less, with Cassandra, on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 78
Ajax, Telampnian, shield of, on coins of
Salamis, xiii. 214 ; its connection with
Boeotia, 217 ; his suicide, in early art,
xvi. 329 ; with Hector, on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 75
Akamantis (tribe), named on vases, xiii.
118
Akamas (and Demophon), on vases, xiii.
118
Akenanolas, children of, monuments erected
by, x. 152
Akestor (love-name), on kylix of Phintias,
xvi. 286
Akestorides on lekythos, xvi. 170
Akinakai on terra-cottas, xii. 150
Alabanda (Caria), position, xvi. 242
Alabaster bottles from Cyprus, xi. 58
Alabasti, on painted slabs from Caere in
B.M. x. 252 ; technique of, xiv. 178
Alatri, archaeology of, xvi. 139
Albanese colonisation in Euboia, ix. 105
Alcamenes the Lemnian, x. 113 ; sculptor of
east pediment of Zeus temple at Olympia,
x. 110
Alcmaeonidae, connection of, with Pythian
games, xiv. 27 ; contractors for temple at
Delphi, ix. 288
Alcmene, legend of, xi. 226 ; on Castle
Howard vase, 225 ; with Zeus on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 70 ; with infant Heracles
in Pompeian painting, xvi. 145
Alea. See Athena
Alexander the Great at Issus, mosaic, xi. 193 ;
head of ' Alexander ' type at St. Peters-
burg, ix. 40, 41
Alexandria (Egypt), excavations at, xv. 210 ;
personified, ix. 75
Alexandrine sculpture, at Palermo, xii. 49
Alinda (Caria) site, xvi. 238 ; stoa, xvL 240
Alizetin (Caria), xvi. 200
Alkinoos the Phaeacian, palace of, xvi. 93
Alkippos of Paros, artist, in inscription
from Anaphe, ix. 90
Alkyoneus on vases, xii. 343
Aloanda, Lycia, xv. 105
Alopeke, gymnasium in deme of, xvi. 338
Alphabet, Aegean, xiv. 348 ; mixed
(Ionic and Attic) on early vases, xvi.
168 ; older Attic on kylix from Acro-
polis, xiii. 282. See also Cretan script,
Cypriote syllabary, Galassi vase
Alpheius (river), in gorge of Tsimbarou, xv.
47 ; course of, 67 ; = Sarandapotam6s,
53 ; spring of, 33
Altar, with coiled snakes at Cnidos, ix. 82 ;
with bull's head and garland at Cnidos,
82 ; top of marble altar at Paphos, 179 ;
in Midas-city, x. 167 ; on Alcmene vase,
xi. 226 ; at Leeds, 266 ; in Cypriote
tomb, xii. 323 ; at Megalopolis, Supp. i., 51
Altemura, crater from, xi. 279
Alyattes of Lydia, gifts to Delphi, ix. 292
Amalthea. See Melisseus
Amargetti (Cyprus) excavations, ix. 147
171
Amazon, head from Epidaurus, xv. 189
Ambracia, art at, xiv. 43
Ameinias Aristobulus, physician of Lydae,
ix. 85, x. 73
Amenophis II. and Queen Ti, art of their
time, xiii. 222
Amethyst (engraved) from Knosos, Crete,
xiv. 281
Ammon. See Zeus
Amorgos, excavations at, ix. 132, xv. 206 ;
remains similar to those of Phaestos, xiv.
325
Amphiaraos of Asclepios type, ix. 133; on
Kypselos chest, xiv. 65
Amphictyonic Council, fines, etc. imposed
by, ix. 309 ; League, connection with
name 'Hellenes,' xv. 227. See also
Calaureia
Amphitrite. See Poseidon
Amphitryon. See Alcmene
Amphora, bucchero nero, in Louvre, xiv.
213
Amyclean Apollo. See Apollo Amyclaios
Amynos. See Asclepios
Amyntas of Cnidus, inscription, xi. 260
Anaeitis. See Artemis-Anaeitis
Anathemata, Spartan, xii. 42
Anatomy, representation of, on kylix frag-
ment from Acropolis, xiv. 196
Anaxilas, ring-engraver, xii. 322
Anazarba, remains, xi. 231
Ancaeus, king of Tegea, one of Argonauts,
xvi 107
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Andania inscription, x. 224
Anderas (Ainderas), in Lycian inscription,
xv. 103
Andreus of Orchomenos, Pelasgic origin of,
xvi. 107
Androcles and lion, aetiological mvth, xiv.
109
Androkydes, painter, xiii. 133
Androsthenes. See Praxias
Anglo-Saxon Law, xiii. 61
Animals : metamorphosis in Greek myth,
result of cult of, xiv. 159 ; worship in
Mycenaean age, 81 ; names in Older
Comedy, 164 ; skins of, worn in cere-
monial dance and worship, 162 ; worn
in war, 167 ; emblems of, on dress of
warriors, 167 ; chorus of drama, in
vase-paintings, 165 ; armorial heads of,
168 ; animal-mania, 160
In art : figurines from Salamis, xii. 138;
pottery from Salamis, 141 ; terra-cottas
from Salamis, 159 ; bronzes from Acro-
polis, xiii. 240 ; combination of two, in
one figure, xiv. 147 ; pet animals on
vases, 195 ; (with ship) on diotae from
Caere in Louvre, and from Grotta of
Isis, 221 ; as architectural support, xvi.
279 ; on goldsmith's mould in Ash-
molean museum, 330
Anosia. See Aphrodite
Antae (with spear and shield reliefs), of
temple of Zeus Stratios, xvi. 213
Antefixes (terra-cotta), at Abae, xvi. 300
from Lanuvium, xiii. 315 ; from Megalo-
polis, Stipp. I., 33
Antenor on Alkmene vase, xi. 225
Antenor, works of, x. 263, 278 ; xi. 215
Anthela, religious centre of Northern
Greece, xv. 227
Anthemion on vases, xi. 171
Anthesteria, xiv. 262
Anthropomorphic elements, mingled with
totemistic in Mycenaean cults, xiv. 159
Anthropophagy, in Greek myth, xi. 345
Antigonus of Macedon, xv. 31
Antikythera. See Aegidia
Antinoiis, statue found at Delphi, xv. 206
Antioch, personification of, ix. 75
Antiochus, delegate from Arcadian League
in inscription from Megalopolis, Supp. i.
123
Antiochus Grypus (Cyzicenus), inscription,
ix. 231
Antiphilus, painter, xiii. 316
Antiphonos, on b. f. vase, xii. 335
Antius (C.) Quadratus, ix. 84, x. 74
Antonines, popularity of, in Arcadia, Supp.
i 138
Antoninus Pius, as Zeus Hyllos in inscrip-
tion from Kapraklar (Caria) xvi. 242
Antonius Musa, portrait-statue, ix. 300
Aorist, interchanged with present in Homeric
hymns, xv. 279
Aotis, river in Cilicia, xii. 241
Apadna, in Isauria, probable site, Supp. ii. 18
Apamea-Celaenae, ix. 343
Apaturia, origin of festival, xiv. 246
Ape, squatting, in art, xi. 172, 179; with
dogs, on Aegina jewels, xiii. 204 : hunting
of, in Phoenician and other early art, xiii.
204
Apex tile from Megalopolis, Supp. i. 33
Aphidnae, scene of Helen's capture, xiv. 77
excavations at, xv. 204
Aphrodite, at Paphos, ix. 177
In Art : at Syracuse, xii 58 ; on Ludovisi
throne, xiv. 199, 203 ; on terra-cotta
plaque (Munich), xiv. 204; statuettes
at Paphos, ix. 223 ; Athens, xvi. 337 ;
head (bronze) from Kythera (Berlin),
xiv. 204 ; head belonging to Mr. H.
Ward ibid. ; Scopaic head (Athens),
xv. 194 ; head on coins of Cnidus, xiv.
204 ; simulacrum at Paphos, ix. 179.
Head-dress of Aphrodite in art, xiv. 204.
Aphrodite on swan, xii. 316 ; with black
child, xiii. 204. See also Ares, Calamis,
Kourotrophos, Mars.
Temples : at Kythera, ix. 132 ; on plate
from Mycenae, ix. 214 ; at Paphos, ix.
193, 203, 206-209.
Anosia, festival in Thessalv, xiv.
253
Cnidia, temple at Peiraeus, ix. 128
Pandemos, on goat, xiv. 151 ; shrine at
Athens, xvi. 337
Timuchos (inscription), xi. 258
Apobates on N. frieze of Parthenon, xiii. 97
Apollo, advent at Delphi, ix. 285 ; connec-
tion with Crete, xiv. 11 ; the Healer,
ix. 300 ; Homeric hymn to, xiv. 1 ;
hymn to, inscription at Delphi, xiv.
229 ; attributes in Homeric hymn, xiv.
28
In Art : archaic statues, Delphi, xiv. 229
Melos, xii. 393 ; gold statue at Delphi,
ix. 293 ; seated, on Mantinean basis, xvi.
281 ; standing Kitharoedus type, ibid. ;
seated, draped, with lyre, ibid. ; Per-
gamene, xi. 196 ; on coins, with om-
phalos, ix. 299 ; on coin of Arycanda
(Lycia), xv. 129
Temenos at Thornax, xv. 61
Temples, at Abae, xvi. 209 ; Delphi, ix.
282 (see also Artemis, Delphi, Leto)
Casarea, ix. 83
Apollo, Aphrodite, Eros, with Kabeiros,
xiii. 85
Apollo and Artemis on Polygnotan vase, x.
120 (see also Leto, Tityos)
Apollo and Hera, enmity of, in Homeric
hymn, xiv. 25
„ and Heracles, 'contest for tripod,'
xvi. 328
„ and Leto on coin of Megara (Greece),
xvi. 282
,, and Marsyas on Mantinean basis,
xvi. 284 '
„ and Muses on chest of Kypselos,
xiv. 72
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Apollo Amyclaios, bronze statuette, xi. 90 ;
in Cyprus, xi. 98 ; draping <>f image,
xiii. 179
Delphinioa, xiv. 22
Hikesios, x. 43
Ismenios. See Daphnaphoria
LairbenoB, x. 216
Lykeios, head at Athens, xv. 195
Opaon, xi. 76
Ptods, temple, x. 272
Sauroctonu8, effeminate type, xv. 201
Telmisseus, site of temple, xiv. 373
Thymbraean, altar of, on vases, xiv. 174
Apollonia, tribe at Megalopolis, Supp. L,
124
Apollonides, father of Kaikosthenes, xiii.
143
Apollonios and Tauriskos, 'Farnese Bull,'
xvi. 149
Apostolides (A.), scribe and Bishop of
Monembasia, xv. 179
Apotropaeic emblems in Phrygian art, ix.
364, 369
Apoxyonienos motive, ix. 32
Apse (internal), of church at Koja Kalessi
(Isauria) Supp. II., 17
Apuleius, plot of his ' Golden Ass,' xiv. 94 ;
his 'Eros and Psyche,' xv. 132
Aqaiwascha, xv. 230
Aqueduct, at Athens, xiv. 224 ; at Patara,
ix. 87 ; at Salamis in Cyprus, xii. 90
Aratos, at Megalopolis, Supp. I., 4 ;
family name at Megalopolis, 129
Arcadia, excavations, xiii. 149 ; Mycenaean
remains, xvi. 96 ; route to Sparta, xv. 61 ;
Mycenaean gem from Phigalia, xvi. 78
Arcadian League, Supp. I., 1 ; dissolved by
Alexander, Supp. L, 3 ; Arcadians, given
to sea-craft, xvi. 99 ; = Helots, 83 ;
preserved Aeolic dialect, 97
Arcadisia, tribe at Megalopolis, Supp. I., 124
Arcadius (author), in inscription from Sala-
mis Cypri, xii. 173
Arch of Trajan (Beneventum), xvi. 139
Arch, pointed, in seventh century, xii. 174 ;
horse-shoe, in church at Koja Kalessi
(Isauria), Supp. II., 16
Archaeological Institute, German, history,
organisation, publications of, x. 1 92 ;
Archaeologische Zeitung, x. 195 ; Archae-
ologisches Jahrbuch, x. 208
Archaeology: in Greece, ix. 118 ; x. 254;
xi. 210 ; xii. 385 ; xiii. 139 ; xiv. 224 ;
xv. 202 ; xvi. 335 ; in Italy, 1887-1895,
xvi. 120
Archaic sculpture at Syracuse, xii. 57
Archander, the Achaean, genealogy, xvi. 95
Archelaos of Macedonia, friendship with
Zeuxis and Euripides, xvi. 156
Archelaus, relief of, in B. M., xvi. 283
Archenautes (meaning of), ix. 4
Archer on Cretan seal, xiv. 343
Archermos, sculptor, x. 9 ; Nike of, ix.
31 ; inventor of type of winged Nike, xiii.
Archias (Samian), history and genealogy of,
xvi. 167
Archidamos, victory of 368 B.C., Supp. i. 2
Archilochus, quoted by Strabo, xv. 225
Architectonic figures standing on lions, xvi.
279
Architecture : columns at Delphi, ix. 315 ;
Phrygian tombs, x. 154 ; Cypriote tombs,
xi. 27 ; Carian tombs, xvi. 200 ; at Mega-
lopolis, Supp. i. 15 ; xiii. 320 (Thersilion);
at Athens, see Parthenon and other build-
ings
Architrave, of Thersilion, xiii. 320 ; with
inscriptions at Ceramus, xi. 123
Archons of Athens (account in 'Aftji/m'wi/
Uo\tTtia), xii. 25
Arcosolia in Phrygian tomb, x. 182
Arctinus, story of Troy, xiv. 172
Areion (horse), on coins of Thelpusa, xiv.
141, 148
Areopagus (Athens), excavations, xiv. 225,
xvi. 335
Ares and Aphrodite, on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 72. See also Aglauros
Arezastis (wife of Akenanolas), tomb of, x.
151, 152, 159
Argei, ceremonies of, xiv. 249
Argeia, Hera, at Cos, ix. 330
Argeios on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 66
Argive alphabet on sculptures at Delphi, xv.
208 ; lambda on Rhodian pottery, xiv.
44
Argo-Corinthian bronzes, xiii. 248 ; tech-
nique, compared with that of goldsmith's
mould in Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 325
Argolis, in Homer, xvi. 89 ; inhabited by
Dorians, xvi. 84 ; inhabited by Pelopidae,
xvi. 84. See also Argos (Mycenaean
remains')
Argonautic legend, in art, xiv. 66 ; on
Kypselos chest, xiv. 53 ; on vases, ix. 4 ;
voyages of Argonauts, xvi. 106. See also
Jason
Argos, extension of the name, xv. 232, 233 ;
= Argolis (in Homer) xvi. 91; =^Her-
aeum, xvi. 91 ; = Argive plain (in
Odyssey), xv. 220 ; = Thessaly (in
Odyssey), ibid. ; ==Larissa, xvi. 91 ; =
Mycenae, xvi. 91 ; =Peloponnese (?),
xv. 220 ; = realm of Agamemnon, xv.
233 ; legendary kings of, names in-
scribed on bases at Delphi, xiv. 227
Argos, excavations and remains, xiii 145 ;
at Heraeum, xiv. 230, xiv. 205 ; My-
cenaean remains at, xvi. 78, 91, 100 ;
not inhabited by Achaeans in My-
cenaean age, xv. 230 ; route from Argos
to Mantinea, xv. 80
Argos, the many-eyed, a leopard, xiv. 125
(note)
Ariadne, on Cyprus scarab, xvi. 273 ; in
Pompeian painting, xvi. 144 ; sleeping,
relief at Palermo, xii. 55. See also
Theseus
Aristaeus, xv. 8, 10
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Aristeas, sculptor, in Megalopolis inscription,
Supp. i. 134
Aristeides, Theban painter, xi. 201 ; charac-
teristics, xvi. 150; originator of 'Dirke'
type in pictures, 150 ; pictures of, in
Italy, 152
Aristobulus of Lydae, ix. 85, x. 73
Aristodamus, father of Proxenos, in in-
scription from MegalopolisjSupp. i. 132,135
Aristodemos, tyrant of Megalopolis, Supp. i.
3,4
Ariston, in inscription from Megalopolis,
Supp. i. 126
Aristotle, author of 'Adrjvaioiv TioXtTf/a, xii.
21 ; his mention of Kypselos, xiv. 34
Arkteia, festival at Athens, xiv. 83
Armour of Phrygo-Carians, ix. 350, 365
Arndt, P., Studien z. Fasenkunde^ reviewed,
ix. 388
Arrephoroi, xiii. 178, 183
Arrow, pictograph on Cretan gems, xiv.
390
Areinoe (town) in Aetolia, site of, xiii. 351
Arsinoe, wife of Ptolemy II., xiii. 351
Arslan Kaya, monument, ix. 372
Arta, lagoon of, xvi. 7
Artemis, a death-goddess, xiv. Ill ; connec-
tion with Pandora, xi. 283 ; worshipped
at Hyampolis, xvi. 293
In Art : on b. f. kylix from Acropolis,
xiii. 285 ; on reliefs as Parthenos, ix.
49 ; on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 78 ; of
Praxitelean type (Munich), - xvi. 281 ;
relief at Olyinpia and bronze from
Acropolis, xiii. 263 ; winged, Oriental
origin. if} Xvi. 279 ; with goat, xiv. 151 ;
with' lions, xiv. Ill ; with stags, xiv. 136 ;
oa coins of Isinda, xv. 126 ; of Ortha-
froreia, xv. 189 ; of Ephesus and Miletus
- in alliance, ix. 51 ; of Attalia (running
type) xi. 201 ; of Megara (Greece) with
Leto, xvi. 282. See also Apollo
Anaeitis, x. 225
Astias, at lasos, ix. 339
Brauronia, x. 259, xiii. 180, xiv. 83
Ephesia, temple of, x. 1
Hiereia, temple at Oresthasium, xv. 30
Hymnia, usages of temple near Orcho-
menos, xv. 12
Kindyas, temple of, xvi. 196
Leto, x. 216
Perasia, at Boudroum (Cilicia), xi. 247
Soteira, dedication at Tegea, xv. 91
Artemisia, statue of (for Mausoleum), xiii.
190
Artemisium (Cape), = Cape Suvla, xv. 96
Artizans, their rate of pay at Athens, xv.
239
Aryballi, with almond-shaped 'wings,' xii.
312 ; ornamentation of, xv. 185 ; in the
form of a bust of Athene, in B.M., xv.
184 ; its colouring, xv. 185
Arymaxis, deme of Lydae, ix. 83
ATX. See Pile-settlements
Asarotum = mosaic pavement, xi. 193
Ascalon, oppression of Sidon, xiv. 368
Asclepieum (Athens) site, x. 271
Asclepios, with omphalos, ix. 300 ; statue
from Athens, x. 271 ; Pergamene, xi. 189 ;
precinct at Athens, xiii. 142 ; iv Kpovvols,
xiii. 343 ; dedication to, at Megalopolis,
Supp.] i. 128 ; shrine (with Amynos), at
Athens, xv. 203
Asea (Frangdvryso), topography and re-
mains, xv. 26. See also Belmiiuitid
Asean plain, water-system of, xv. 69
Asebeia, fines for, ix. 309
Asia, figure of, on Darius-vase, ix. 64, 65
Asia, influence of, on Aeginetan art, xiii. 219
Asia Minor, connection with Europe, xiv.
271 ; discoveries in, ix. 82 ; extent of
civilisation of, in prehistoric times, xiv.
271 ; influence on Etruscan art, x. 252
Asiatic dress on vases, xii 339
Asphaleios. See Poseidon
Ass in mythology and ritual, xiv. 81
In Art : heads, fresco at Mycenae, xiv.
81 ; ass-headed man on Cretan gems,
xiv. 84 ; warrior, xiv. 86 ; on vases,
xiv. 91 ; on terra-cotta (B.M.) xiv. 91 ;
bearing Silenus, etc., on sepulchral
reliefs, xiv. 92 ; with Oknos, xiv. 96 ;
ass-headed drinking vessels, xiv. 99 ;
ass with legs of lion xiv. 102
Assar. See Daedala
Assarlik (Caria), necropolis of, xvi. 245 ;
cist graves, xvi. 264
Assteas, vase, xi. 228
Assyria, influence of, on art of Crete, xiv.
359 ; of Cyprus, xii. 151
Assyrians wearing lion's skins, xiv. 1 16
Asterion, on vase from Acropolis, xiii. 290
Astias. See Artemis
Astragalus vase (B.M.), xiii. 131 ; xv. 215
(note)
Astyanax (death of), on lekythus from
Eretria, xiv. 171 ; infant on vase, ix. 13
Astypalaea (Caria), position of, xvi. 236
Atalanta, on vase from Acropolis, xiii. 290.
See also Melanion
Athena : robe for wooden image in Erech-
theum, xiii. 179 ; frieze of temple at
Sunium, xv. 189 ; cult at Ghiuk-Chalar
(Caria), xvi. 216 ; at Delphi, ix. 282 ;
goat-goddess, xiv. 150.
Temples : at Athens, xiii. 158 ; xvi. 338 ;
Ghiuk-Chalar (Pedasa, Caria), xvi. 202 ;
Sunium, xv. 189
In Art: head, at St. Petersburg, ix.
41 ; colossal head, at Syracuse, xii. 57 ;
figuresof,from balustrade of NikeTemple,
xiii. 276 ; on metope at Delphi, ix. 289 ;
embroidered robe of statue at Dresden,
xii. 154, xiii. 180 ; Roman statue from
Salamis, Cyprus, xii. 129 ; on vase-
fragment from Acropolis, xiv. 385 ; as
combatant on kylix with exploits of
Theseus, x. 238 ; vase in form of bust
in B.M., xv. 184 ; on r.f. vase-lid from
Acropolis, xiv. 195 ; on vases with pic-
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Athena (continued) —
ture of sacrifice, ix. 2, 7 ; on kylix of
Xenokles, xii. 43; on relief (mourning)
at Athens, x. 267 ; on alliance-relief,
ix. 54 ; on reliefs and coins as guardian
deity of Athens, ix. 49, 51 ; on relief at
Palermo, xii. 48 ; on signet ring, xii.
321
with Heracles, on vase, x. 120
with Heracles and Auge, on bronze from
Eleutherae, xiii. 254
with Marsyas, Attic relief, xiii. 99
with Poseidon, on terra-cotta lamp from
Cyprus, xiii. 92
Alea, xv. 195
Chuli nit is, xiv. 145
Ergane, temenos of, x. 259 ; temple, on
Acropolis, xiii. 186
Nike, temple, figure from balustrade of,
xiii. 274
Parthenos, statue of (gold and ivory
bought for), x. 269 ; temple, xiii. 160
Parthenos and Polias, xiii. 175, 184
Polias, in Attic inscriptions, &c., xiii. 177 ;
dedications to, 176, 184 ; temple of, xii.
295 ; xiii. 159, 167, 174 ; worshipped
at Claudiopolis (Mut), Supp. ii. 23
Promachos, bronze statuette, ix. 124
Soteira, shrine on Mt. Kravari, xv. 33
Athenians, mention of, in Homer, xvi. 102 ;
mode of wearing hair, xvi. 117 ; their
treasury at Delphi, xv. 207
Athenodotus (love-name), x. 232
Athens, Acropolis, excavation, x. 255 ; early
temples on, xiii. 153 ; entablatures and
fragments of archaic temple built into
wall, xii. 276 ; original entrance, xv.
248 ; bronze fragments from, xiii. 124,
232 ; vase-fragments from, 281 ; xiv.
186, 381. See also Archaeology in
Greece
Theatre of Dionysos, subterranean passage,
xv. 204
Polytechnic Museum, bronzes from Eleu-
therae, xiii. 250
Work and wages in, xv. 239 ; ' The
Constitution of Athens,' xii. 17
Athlete, on Campana relief, compared with
Eretrian Eros, xv. 214 ; attitude on vases,
&c., x. 115
Athletic contests in art, xiv. 66
Atlas and Heracles on Kypselos chest, xiv.
72. See also Heracles
Atreidae, dominions of, xv. 221
Atreus, family of, xiv. 361
Atrium at Salamis, xii. 99
Attalus II., stoa at Pergamum, xi. 192 ;
builds temple at Cyzicus, xi. 194
Attic art, influence of, at Lerna, xi. 107 ;
potters, connection with Eretria, xiv. 180;
law, xiii. 62 ; tragedies, 3rd century
revival of, in Italy, xi. 229 ; tribes, names
of, xiii. 118 ; race, origin of, xvi. 101
Attica, occupied by Venetians, ix. 108 ;
Mycenaean remains in, xvi. 78
Atyochorion, x. 221
Auditorium at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 35,
71 ; compared with those at Epidaurus
and Athens, Supp. i. 36
Auge, rescue of, on coins, xi. 201 ; with
Telephus, see Heracles
Augustus 0«or,in Salamis inscriptions, xii. 118
Aurae in art, xiii. 131 ; on astragalus from
Aegina, xiii. 134
Aurelius, Marcus, column of, xvi. 139
Aurispa (Giovanni), his books from Con-
stantinople, xv. 182
Axe, bronze, incised characters on, from
Delphi, xiv. 280 ; from Selanokos, Crete,
xiv. 280
Axe-head (double), in Cretan characters, xiv.
279
Axieros, xiii. 84
Axiokersa and Axiokersos. xiii. 84
Axon (river) = Garkyn Chai, xv. 97
Ayaz Inn, remains, ix. 373
Aztecs, weight-standard, x. 93
B
Baba Memefais, son of Proitas, in Phrygian
inscriptions, x. 185
Babrius, fables, xiii. 293
Babelon E., Le Cabinet des Antiques a la
Bibliotheque Nationals, reviewed, x. 285
Babylonian cylinders, influence of, in Crete,
xiv. 335 ; ornament scheme, man between
two animals, xiii. 200
Bacchae of Euripides, xiv. 244
Bacchic group, from Lanuvium, xiii. 315 ;
at Copenhagen, ix. 32
Bacchus and Indians in art, xi. 208. See
also Dionysus, Semele
Badinlar, inscriptions, x. 216
Baedeker, Gfriecnenland, reviewed, ix. 391
Baetyl of Kronos at Delphi, ix. 302 ;
traces of baetyl worship, in Phrygia, x.
167
Bakshish, ornament on tomb at, x. 152
Ballads, modern Greek, translated, x. 86
Banquet scene, on kylix (white), from Acro-
polis, xiv. 383
Baphion. See Vaphio
Barbarian, in Roman and Pergamene art, xi.
181 ; relief at Palermo, xii. 51
Barbosthenes, site, xv. 58
Barbosthenes (Mt.) position, xv. 65
Bargasa (Caria), possible site and remains,
xvi. 197
Bari, tombs, xii. 390
Bases, inscribed, at Delphi, xiv. 227
Basil of Caesarea, Supp. it 19
Basilis, xiii. 227
Basins supported by tripods, xvi. 278
Basket-pattern on head-dress in Argo-
Corinthian bronzes, xiii. 252
Bassae, temple-measurements, xii. 280
Baths at Patara, ix. 86
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Bath-room in rock-cut Phrygian mansion at
Kumbet, x. 177
Bathos, excavations, &c., xiii. 227
Bathycles of Magnesia, reproduced types of
Kypselos chest, xiv. 54. See also Apollo
Amyclaios
Batromios (month), ix. 334
Battle-scene on Palermo kylix, xii. 334 ; on
vase at Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 144
Beads (ribbed), in necklaces from Aegina,
xiii. 209
Bearded type of draped figure carrying
flowers, from Salamis (Cypriis), xii. 147
Beating-rites, xiv. 253
Bee, in mythology and ritual, xv. 1 ; legend
of building of temple at Delphi by, xv.
5, ix. 284 ; connected with Dionysus,
xv. 5 ; Demeter, xv. 14 ; Persephone,
xy. 15 ; Muses, xv. 8 ; soul, xv. 11, 19 ;
birth, xv. 3 ; bee- Artemis, xv. 11 ; bees
/SovyeveTf, xv. 9. See also Ephesus,
Glaukos
In Art : bronze bees on statue from Sar-
dinia, xv. 19 ; golden bees from Crete,
(B.M.), xv. 1 ; in tomb of Childeric,
ibid.', of Etruscan work, ibid. ; sacred
cave of bees, on b. f. amphora from
Vulci, 2 ; row of bees on Samian am-
§hora from Myrina, 20 ; bee-woman
Tom Camiros) 11 ; on coins, Ephesus
and Smyrna (emblem of Artemis), 13 ;
Melitaea, 4 (note) ; Crete (emblem of
Zeus), 3 ; Ceos (of Aristaeus), 10
Bee-hive tombs, in Attica, xvi. 79 ; at
Dimni, xvi. 79 ; at Mycenae, xii. 202 ;
near Sparta, xi. 213
Beheading, regarded with horror by Greeks,
xiv. 173
Belanideza, tumuli, xii. 389
Bellerophon, on metope at Delphi, ix. 289
Belmina, site, xv. 37
Belminatid, the, xv. 37, 46
Benndorf, O., Wiener Vorlegeblatter, re-
viewed, x. 286
Benndorf, 0. (and G. Niemann), Reisen in
Lykien u. Karien (reviewed), ix. 134 ;
DasHeroon v. Gjolbaschi-Trysa, reviewed,
x. 284
Benneus (Bronton), Phrygian god, ix. 351
Beowulf, lay of, compared with Homer,
xvi. 81
Berezan (Eussia) excavations, xvi. 344
Berlin Museum, Beschreibung d. antiken
Miinzen, reviewed, ix. 141
Bey Keui, remains, ix. 372
Bie, O., Die Musen in der Antiken Kunst,
reviewed, ix. 138
Biers (wooden) at Olbia (Russia), xvi. 345
Bipennis of Lairbenos, x. 218. See also
Axe-head
Bird with charioteer, on vases, xiii. 258 ;
with scorpion, on Cretan seals, xiv. 341.
See also Duck
Bisaltae, superstitions of, xiv. 255
Black-figured pottery in Cyprus, xi. 41
Black-glazed pottery from Cyprus, xi. 49
Blue, use of, in Hellenic pottery, xiv. 216
Boar, bronze fragment from Acropolis, xiii.
261
Boat-race, on stele, xi. 146
Bodroum (Cilicia) xi. 234, 235
Boeotian alphabet, on bronzes, xiii. 128 ;
shield on coins of Salamis, xvi. 115
Boetticher, A., Die Akropolis, reviewed, ix.
137
Bologna, investigation of Celtic tomb
stratum at, xvi. 141 ; Mycenaean remains,
xvi. 79
Bomarzo bronzes, compared with Argo-
Corinthian, xiii. 258
Bone tablets from Sparta, xii. 41
Boreads. See Harpies
Boreas, on Daphnae situla, xiii. 108 ; on
Kypselos chest, xiv. 68, 74 (with Orei-
thyia).
Boreium (Mount), identified, xv. 33
Boscoreale, gold and silver vessels from, in
Louvre, xvi. 138
Boubastia (Bourastia), festival at Hyampolis,
xvi. 294
Boule of Athens (account in 'A.dijvalmv
IloXtma), xii. 20
Bouleutes, payment of, xv. 245
Boundary-stone (inscribed), from Aetolia,
xiii. 350
Bouphonia (Diipolia), at Athens, xiv. 130,
256
Bourastia, see Boubastia
Bourba, tumuli, xii. 389
Boustrophedon arrangement of Cretan
script, xiv. 301
Bova, dialect of, x. 19 ; Greeks in, x. 41
Bovine deities, xiv. 125
Boy, on stele, xii. 319 ; statue of transitional
style at Girgenti, xii. 56
Bracelet, lady with, on marble relief in B. M.,
xiv. 267 ; gold, from Aegina, xiii. 211
Bracket (stone), to columns in Cilicia, xii.
221
Brasidas at Sphacteria, xvi. 75
Brauronian Artemis, x. 259, xiii. 180, xiv.
83
Breast (woman's), symbol in Aegina orna-
ment, xiii. 208 ; (man's), on cups of
Phintias, xvi. 286
Brenthe, probable site, xiii. 227
Brentheates, river, xv. 75 (note)
Biisaios (Briseus), etymology, xv. 15
Briseis and Achilles, on vase by Hiero,
ix. 14
British Museum, Catalogue of Engraved
Gems, reviewed, ix. 385 ; Catalogue of
Greek Coins in B.M., Attica, Megaris,
Aegina, reviewed, ix. 142
British Museum, illustrations of antiquities
in :
Architecture : cornice and column from
old temple at Ephesus, x. 2, 3, PI.
3, 4 ; bull's head capital (Salamis),
lii. 134
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
British Museum (rontinuftT) —
Paintings : archaic Etruscan from Caere,
x. 244-249, PL 7
Sculpture in the rou»</ :
Morlde &c. : Torso of boy (W. Pedi-
ment of Parthenon, P), xiii. 89, PI. 5 ;
Head of boy (Paphos), ix. PI. 10;
Portrait head, female (Salamis), xii.
130
Drome: Statuette (Limniti), xi. 89
Terracotta : Eros burning butterfly
(Myrina), xv. PI. 4 ; Eros carrying
boots (Eretria), ibid. ; Eros from
school of Praxiteles (Eretria), xv.
PI. 8 ; statues (Salamis), xii. PI.
9, 10 : female head (Limniti), xi. 94 ;
bull with lamp on head (Salamis),
xii. 159
Porcelain: Nude female figure (Sala-
mis), xii. 165
Sculpture in relief:
Marlde &c. : from old temple at Ephe-
8U8, x. 2, 3 PI. 3, 4 ; from later
temple of Ephesus (Pandora), xi.
280 ; Parthenon frieze, xiii. 96-100 ;
grave-reliefs, Attic, xiv. PI. 11
Bronze : from Polledrara bust, xiv.
PJ. 8
Terracotta: antefix from Lanuvium,
xiii. 315
Vases :
Early vases (pseudamphorae &c.), from
Egypt, xi. PI. 14
Protocorinthian lekythos, x. PI. 5, xi.
PI. 1, 2
Polledrara hydria, xiv. PI. 6, 7
Naucratite pinax, xi. 178
Daphnae situla (B 104), xiii. 109
Cypriote : fragments of bowl (Salamis),
xii. 142 ; Platter with sphinx (Poli),
xi. 41
Black-figured : amphora ( Vulci, B 178),
xiii. 116, 117 ; kylix (Salamis, B 4021)
with 2r(poi/3or KaXdr), xii. 143 ; kylix
(Poli, B 4611), with horseman,
xi. 45 ; lekythos (Poli, B 569) with
Eris ? xi. 43
Boeotian skyphos (Odysseus and Kirke),
xiii. 78, PI. 4
Late Panathenaic amphora (fragment,
B 671* Paphos) ix. 222
Red-figured : hydria (Phintias, E 159),
with ephebi at fountain, xii. 367,
PI. 20 ; hydria (Rhodes, E 246) with
Orphic scene, xi. 343, 344 ; hydria
(E 252 !) with sacrifice to Athene, ix.
PI. 2 ; amphora (E 282) with Hector
and Andromache, ix. PL 3 ; crater
(Altemura, E 467) with Pandora, xi.
280, PL 11, 12; lekythos (Poli, E
699) with Judgment of Paris, xi.
PL 4 ; rhyton (Paphos, E 789) with
boar-hunt, ix. 221 ; astragalos (E
804) with dancing-lesson, xiii. 135
White-ground lekythoi ; with
British Museum (continued)—
Ka\6f (D 50), xvi. PL 6 ; from Poli
(D 51), xii. 315, PI. 14 ; with n«f-
Tpo«A(«) x"'lPfi xv- 1J1- 7
Minor Arts :
Stone plaque (from Kgypt) with birds
of prey feeding on corpses, xiii. 114.
Draught-board and draught men from
Egypt, xvi. 289 ; ivory draught-
board from Enkomi, xvi. 290. Glass
cover with Eros (Paphos) ix. 271.
Terracotta Lamp (Cyprus) with con-
test between Athene and Poseidon,
xiii. 93. Gold-plated pin (Paphos),
ix. PL 11. Gems (lenticular) :
Catal. 70, xiv. 133 ; Catal. 76, xiv.,
120. Gold bee (Crete), xv. 1. Gold
plaque with bee-woman (Camiros),
xv. 12. Gold jewels (Mycenaean,
from Aegina), xiii. 196 sq. Various
jewels (from Poli), xi. PI. 5 ; xii.
PL 15
Bronton. See Bennevs, Zeus
Bronze age, civilisation in Egypt, xi. 276 ;
in Italy, xiii. 224 ; in Greece, xvi. 81
in Great Britain, xvi. 81 ; weapons in
England, origin of, xvi. 82
Bronze, in Homer, xiii. 25 ; armour in
Homer, xvi. 114; late use of, for defence,
xvi. 113; shields, invented at Argos,
xiii. 249 ; invented at Thebes, xiii.
256 ; temple of bronze at Delphi, ix. 285
Bronze- work, technique of Greek, affected
by Oriental, xiii. 244 ; technique of
Attic, xiii. 238, 240 ; in Boeotia, xiii.
250 ; fineness of detail of early Greek,
xiii. 257 ; Corinthian, xiii. 253 ; on
Erechtheum door, xii. 5 ; various reliefs
from „ Acropolis, Athens, xiii. 232 ;
bronze objects, at Athens, x. 267 ; from
Basilis, xiii. 228 ; golden-coloured, from
Corinth, xiii. 253 ; cow at Delphi, xvi.
343 ; statue, charioteer, at Delphi, xvi.
343 ; various from Salamis (Cyprus),
xii. 132 ; ornaments (two ducks), from
Tarquinii, xiii. 202 ; bronze and iron
articles from Cyprus, xi. 54, 57
Brunn, Denkmaler Uriechischer u. Romis-
cher Sculptur, reviewed, ix. 137
Brutus, relief (Qraeco-Roman), at Stockholm,
ix. 37
Bryaxis, reliefs in Athens, xii. 387
Brygos, vase painter, xii. 335 ; xiv. 188 ;
vases at Vienna, &c., xiv. 384 ; Danae
krater at S. Petersburg, xii. 374 ; Gigan-
tomachia kylix, xii. 375 ; kylix (white),
from Acropolis, xiv. 384 ; Orestes vase,
xii. 375.
Bucchero nero, introduced into Italy end of
7th century B.C., xiv. 221 ; Polledrara
decoration applied to, xiv. 219 ; vases
from Khodes, xiv. 220 ; ware, distinguished
from Polledrara, xiv. 212
Bucranium, on rock-cut tomb (Caria), xvi.
262. See also BulUs Head
18*
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Bull, cult of, in Mycenaean Age, xiv. 120 ;
cult at Ephesus, xiv. 130 ; Apis iden-
tical with Epaphos, xiv. 125 ; costume
of worshippers, xiv. 121 ; symbol of
vegetation, xiv. 131 ; connection with
Zeus, xiv. 124 ; with Poseidon, xiv.
124 ; with Gortynian plane-tree, xiv.
130 ; with water, xiv. 126. See also Ox
In Art : with palm-tree, xiv. 126 (note) ;
overthrown, oeside tree on gem from
Melos, xvi. 353 ; on island stones, xiv.
120 ; bronze fragment from Acropolis,
xiii. 241 ; on kylix with exploits of
Theseus, x. 239 ; on standard in Etrus-
can painting from Caere in B.M., x.
251 ; on coins : of Paphos (man-
headed), ix. 183 ; of Khosus, xiv. 131
Bull-headed man, on lenticular gem from
Crete (B.M.), xiv. 120 ; on intaglio from
Mycenae, xiv. 121 ; on mosaic from
Cremona, xiv. 124 ; statues, xiv. 121
Bull-hunting and taming, on fresco at
Tiryns, xiv. 127 ; on vase fragment from
Mycenae, xiv. 127 ; on gold cups from
Vaphio, xiv. 127 ; on pyxis from My-
cenae, xiv. 128 ; on haematite in B M.,
xiv. 127 ; on gem from Mycenae, xiv.
127 ; on gem from Gythion (Laconia),
xiii. 220 ; on coins of Larissa and Cran-
non, xiv. 129 ; in literature, xiv. 128
Bull's head, in art, xiv. 1 23 ; silver, from
Mycenae, xiv. 122; on Cretan gem with
alphabetic signs, xiv. 284 ; with rosette,
on vases, &c., xiv. 123 ; capital, from
Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 78, 133 ; masks
of worshippers, xiv. 122
Bupalos, sculptor, x. 9
Burial, in Homer, differs from Mycenaean,
xvi. 112
Bury (J. B.), History of the later Roman
Empire, reviewed, xi. 355
Busolt G., Gnechische Geschichte, reviewed,
x. 288
Butads, priests of Erechtheus from family
of, xiii. 181
Buto, megalithic temple at, xvi. 158
Butterfly on Cretan seal, xiv. 345. See
also Psyche
Button-seal, engraved, from Messara, xiv.
285
Button-shaped ornament (Cretan), xiv. 327
Byblus, coin with Phoenician temple, ix.
215
Byzantine, art, study of, x. 277 ; church
at Episcopi (Caria), xvi. 203 ; at Koja
Kalessi (Isauria), Supp. ii. 1 ; at Melos,
xvi. 352 ; antiquities at Mistra, xvi. 346
C (see also K)
Cacus, on b.f. vase, xiii. 70; on medallion of
Antoninus Pius, xiii. 71
Caere, alphabetic symbols on Galassi vase,
x. 187 ; objects found in tomb at, xiv.
214 ; Etruscan paintings from, x. 243 ;
xiv. 218 ; pottery, x. 131 ; xiii. 112 ; xiv.
216
Calabria, Greek language in, x. 11
Calamis, style of, xiv. 202 ; Aphrodite and
S< »sandra of, xiv 205
Calaureia, Nauplia a member of Amphic-
tyony of, xvi. 92. See also Poseidon
Calendar, sacrificial, at Cos, ix. 324
Callimache = Gujek, xv. 96
Callirrhoe, site, excavations at, xiv. 226. See
also Enneacrunos
Calo-Corakesium, site, xii. 207
Calvi, M., xvi. 126
Calynda, probable site, xv. 97
Camel on early Cretan seal-stone, xiv. 333
Camera, lacunar, fornix, meaning of, in
architecture, xv. 215
Campania, excavations in, xvi. 138
Campan6petra, at Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 95
Cantacuzenus, Emperor, ix. 91
Cantharus (Attica), port of, xvi. 8
Capitals from Acropolis, xii. 277 ; from
buildings at Alizetin (Caria), xvi. 200 ; of
church-column at Koja Kalessi (Isauria),
Supp. ii. 17 ; with bull's head, from
Salamis (Cyprus) xii. 78, 133
Cappadocia, ecclesiastical sites in, Supp. ii.
22
Cardo. See Pile-settlements
Caria, remains on coast, xvi. 198 ; pre-
Hellenic, ibid. ; pre-Mycenaean remains
in, xvi. 264 ; under Mycenaean in-
fluence, ibid. ; a geographical term in
legends, xvi. 267 ; mixed population of,
ibid. ; Carians = Leleges, ibid. ^Phry-
gians, ix. 365 ; Carian origin of inhabi-
tants of coast islands of Asia Minor, ix.
82 ; Persians in, xvi. 192 ; loss of
Mylasa, ibid. ; battle with Daurises,
ibid. ; league of Carian towns, xi. 116 ;
thalassocracy, xvi. 266, 267 ; sites and
inscriptions, xvi. 188, 237 ; towns in
tribute-lists of Athenian league, xvi.
205 ; worship of Zeus, xvi. 270. See
also Leleges
topography : itineraries, xvi 205 ; ancient
road from Alabanda to Alinda, xvi. 191 ;
from Keramos to Budrum, ibid. ; to
Heracleia, xvi. 238 ; Kartal Dere valley
xvi. 188 ; valleys of Kiran Dagh, xvi.
197
Carians, art of painting ascribed to by
Homer, xvi. 117 ; Carian armour, bor-
rowed by Hellas, xvi. 267 ; armour, as
described by Thucydides, xvi. 267;
shield on facade of tomb near Yenije,
261 ; mercenaries in Egypt, xi. 273 ;
script (?), xvi. 219 ; tombs, xvi. 242;
burial-customs, 243
Caricature, on Boeotian vases, xiii. 78 ; on
r.f. vase in B.M., xi. 344
Carnean festival at Cos, ix. 329
Carpet-patterns, compared with Phrygian
patterns, x. 153
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Caryatid, on bull's head capital, xii. 134
Casarea, site and remains, x. 46
Casket-motive, on reliefs, xiv. 269
Cassandra, on vase-fragment from Acropolis,
xiv. 188. See also Ajax the Lets
Castor (with Polydeuces), on vase, x. 121
Cat, on Mycenaean daggers, xii. 203
Catalan Company, ix. 95
Catania Museum, xii. 56
Cattle, ancient mode of slaughtering, xv.
286
Caucasus, bronze fibulae in cemeteries, xiii.
224 ; lapis lazuli from, in Volo tomb, xvi.
106
Caves, in Cilicia, xii. 209 ; at Aegosthena,
xv. 318
Cave-dwellings. See Ligures
Cave-temples. See Hermes
Cave-tombs. See Ligurea
Cavvadias, P., Lea Musees tfAthenes, re-
viewed, ix. 137
Cecrops, daughters of, xii. 350
Ceiling. See Template
( Vlaenae-Apamea (Dineir), ix. 343
Cella, at Delphi, ix. 291
Celts in Great Britain, mention in ancient
writers, xvi 81
Cemeteries. See Necropolis, Tombs
Centaurs, on Polledrara hydria, xiv. 209 ;
perhaps originally asses, xiv. 90. See
also Heracles
Cephisodotus, stele of, xi. 100
Ceramus, history, topography and inscrip-
tions, xi. 109
Cerberus, with Sarapis (statue from Salamis,
Cyprus), xii. 125
Ceres. See Demeter
Cesnola (General di), description of Paphos
criticised, ix. 204
Chaeronean festival, xiv. 253
Chained figure on vases, xi. 179
Chairias (love-name), on cups of Phintias,
xvi. 286
Chalazios. See Daphnaphoria
Chalcondyles, Demetrius, editor of Homeric
Hymns, xv. 154
Chalcotheca (Athens), x. 259, xiil 186
Chalcus, son of Athamas of Orchomenos, in-
ventor of a shield, xvi. 115
Chalinitis. See Athena
Chalkeion and chalkeus (not restricted to
bronze), xvi. 113
Chalketor (Caria), history, site and remains,
xvi. 210
Chalkidian inscription on Acropolis bronze,
xiii. 129
Chalkis, purple fisheries at, ix. 105 ; earliest
home of Proto-Corinthian pottery, xvi.
333 ; Ionian characteristics of pottery, xiv.
216 ; influence on art of Attica and
Corinth, xvi. 334
Chaplain. See Dumont
Charakoma, in Eurotas valley, xv. 44
Chardakly, citadel, xv. 110
Charias (of Salauiis), xii 191
Chariot on Cypriote terra-cotta*, xii. 157.
See also Quadriga
Charioteer, on Parthenon frieze, xiii. 97 ;
dress of, xiii. 190
Chariot-groups in sculpture, xiii. 190
Chariot-wheels in sculpture, proportion of
diameter to height of man, xiii. 191
Charites, reliefs representing, xi. 284
Charmides, name on r. f. Attic lekythoi from
Gela, xvi. 170
Charon, earliest representation, on vase, xvi
169
Charopia. See Crya
Cheiron, genealogy of, xiv. 144 ; on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 79
Cherethites, connection with Crete, xiv.
368
Chereiphron, architect, x. 9
Chessboard, pattern on Phrygian tombs, x.
151
Child, corpse of, on sepulchral lekythos in
Ashmolean Museum, xv. 328; in sculpture,
xi. 100 ; fourth century heads, xi. 100 ;
treatment of, in Alexandrine sculpture,
xii. 49
Chiton, in art, xvi. 280 ; short-sleeved, worn
by Eurytos on vase, xii. 339
Chiusi vases, warrior-type in, xii. 45 ; vase-
fragments from Casuccini collection, xii.
340 ; cup, xii. 348
Chlydae, identical with Lydae, ix. 85
Cholianibic verse, in fables of Babrius, xiii.
295
Choregic monuments near Acropolis, called
by Pausanias 'temples,' xiii. 186
Chorus, dramatic, derived, from mimetic
dance, xiv. 163
Chronology, ideas of, in age of Solon, xiv. 9 ;
by Archons, in 'Afyvauov UoXmla, xii.
28.
Chrysaorian League, xi. 117
Chrysapha stele, xii. 44
Chryselephantine method in miniature, xv.
187
Chrysothemis in Sophocles' Electra, x. 135
Chukur-Hissar (in Lycia), remains at, xv.
98
Church (Byzantine), at Aegosthena, xv.
319 ; at Koja Kalessi (Isauria), Supp. ii
14
Cicero, references to Paphos, ix. 188
Cilicia, Eastern, discoveries in, xi. 231 ;
Tracheia, journey in, xii. 206. See also
Isauria
Cilician fortresses, symbols on, xii. 217 ;
towns, ruins of, xii. 218 ; names in in-
scriptions, xii. 244, 256
Cimmerian invasion of Phrygia, x. 153
Cinyras, in Greek myth, ix. 176 ; references
in literature, ix. 177
Circle, in patterns on bronzes from Acro-
polis, xiii. 235
Circular enclosure at Megalopolis, Supp. i.
10. See also Tholos
Cisterns (rock-cut), in Cilicia, xii. "2.-1-1
B 2
20*
INDEX OP SUBJECTS
Cist-graves, in Caria, xvi. 243. See also
AmorgoSy Asaarlik
Cities, on works of art, as allegorical figures,
ix. 57-73 ; guardian deities of, ix. 49-53 ;
personified by eponymous hero, ix.
53-57 ; by foundress nymph, ix. 55-57
Citizenship, Athenian, account of in 'Afy-
vai&v Ho\irtia, xii. 19 ; grants of (in-
scriptions at lasos), ix. 342
Civita Castellana, xvi. 126
Claudiopolis, site of, at Mut, Supp. ii. 23
Clement of Alexandria, reference to 'the
Polias,' xiii. 183
Cloak-pins, in Egyptian tombs, xi. 275
Cloisters at Loutron (Salamis), xii. 83
Clothes on Greek images, xiii. 179
Club of Herakles, symbol of tree-god, xiv.
115 ; symbol of Olba (Cilicia), xii. 210
Clytaemnestra, her treasury at Mycenae, xii.
392 ; in Sophocles' Electra, x. 136
Cnidia. See Aphrodite
Cnidos, tombs at, ix. 82
Cock, connection -with Athene, xiii. 242 ;
earliest appearance in European art, xiv.
342 ; on Cretan seal, xiv. 342 ; in scenes
from Gynaeconitis, xiv. 195 ; on gold
necklace from Cyprus, xii. 323 ; bronze
from Acropolis, xiii. 241
Coffered limestone cornice at Salamis, xii.
112
Coins :
Abac (coins found at), xvi. 302
Acrasus, xvi. 149, 150
Aetolia, ix. 66
Alinda (Caria), xvi. 240
Apamea (Phrygia), ix. 348
Arycanda, xv. 129
Athens, ix. 51
Athens and Smyrna, ix. 51
Attalia (Lydia), xi. 201
Bizya, ix. 300
Caryanda, xvi. 210 ; xiv. 375
Catana, xiv. 129 (note)
Caunos, ix. 85
Ceramus, xi. Ill, 112
Chalketor, xvi. 211
Choma, xv. 130
Cnidus, xiv. 204 ; xvi. 146
Crannon, xiv. 129
Crete, xiv. 124
Croton, xvi. 146
Cyaneae, xv. 128
Cyprus (Ancient), ix. 202, 210-212 ; xii.
166-169, 313
Cyprus (Mediaeval), xii. 166
Cypsela, xiv. 35
Gyrene, xiv. 386
Cyzicus, ix. 295, 299 ; xi. 201 ; xvi. 147
Dardanus, xvi. 107
Delphi, ix. 299, 300
Elaea, xi. 201
Eleuthernae, ix. 300
Ephesus, x. 43 ; xvi. 146
Ephesus in alliance with other cities, ix.
51-54
Coins (continued) —
Halicarnassus, xvi. 254
Hierapolis (Phrygia), x. 217
Hieropolis-Castabala, xi. 243
I sin da, xv. 130
Lampsacus, xi. 201 ; xvi. 146
Laodicea and Smyrna, ix. 67
Larissa (Thessaly), xiv. 129
Locri (Epizephyrian), ix. 66
Locri (Opuntian), xvi. 116
Lycia (coins circulating in), xv. 114
Macedonia, xii. 169
Megara (Greece), xvi. 281, 282
Myra, xv. 128
Nicaea, xiv. 148
Olba (Cilicia), Supp. ii. 31
Orthagoreia, xv. 189
Panemoteichos, xv. 130
Paphos, ix. 186
Pergamon, xi. 192
Phigalea, xiv. 141
Philippopolis, xi. 204
Rhodes, xvi. 146, 189
Rome (Hadrian), ix. 72 ; (Ant. Pius,
medallion), xiii. 71 ; (Postumus), xiii. 75
Salamis, xvi. 115
Samos, xiv. 109 ; xvi. 146
Scepsis, xvi. 107
Seleucia (Cilicia), xi. 188
Sicyon, xvi 302
Sinope, ix. 300
Syria (Seleucidae), ix. 299
Tarentum, ix. 54, 55
Tauronienium, xiv. 129 (note)
Thasos, x. 114
Thebes, xvi. 146
Thelpusa, xiv. 141, 148
Thyateira, xvi. 150, 151
Zacynthus, xvi. 146
Collar on bronze lion from Acropolis, xiii.
239
Collignon (M.). See Rayet (0.)
Column, at Delphi, style of, ix. 315 ; at
Delphi, restored, ix. 321 ; sculptured, from
Ephesus, x. 4 ; in lion-tomb (Demirli),
ix. 359 ; of M. Aurelius, xvi. 139
Columniation of temples, xiii. 37. See also
Hfcatompedon^ Thersilion
' Columns, the,' at Salamis, Cyprus, xii. 63
Combat scenes on vases, xi. 177
Comedy on vases, xi. 348
Commerce in Roman and pre-Roman times
in Italy, xvi. 141. See also Aegina,
Corinth
Composition in Pergamene sculpture, xi. 183
Constantia (Cyprus), xii 91
Constantino, spoliations at Delphi, ix. 307
Constantinople, fall of, in ballad, x. 87
Conze (A.), Die Attischen Grabreliefs, re-
viewed, xi. 353
Copais (Lake), fortress and palace on island
of Gha, xiv. 231
Copenhagen, Museum in Prindsen's Palast,
ix. 31
Coracesium, battle, xii. 206
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
21'
Corey ra, alphabet, xvi. 133 ; legends of
colonisation, xvi. 334
Corfu in possession of Venice, ix. 102
Corinth, position with regard to other Greek
states, xiv. 42 ; history of commerce,
xiv. 42 ; alphabet on chest of Kypselos,
xiv. 40 ; dialect, xiv. 41 ; influence on
early Attic vases, xiii. 291 ; on Oraeco-
Itahan fabrics, xiv. 218 ; on Poll.edrara
ware, xiv. 218 ; influence of Chalkis on
her pottery, xiv. 47 ; xvi. 333 ; use of
animal figures by vase-painters, xvi. 330;
aryballi, xi. 170 ; pinakes, xi. 171 ; art-
ists from, in Etruria, x. 247 ; excava-
tions and remains at, xvi. 340 ; temple
measurements, xii. 283, 292
Corinthian capitals, at house near Farelia
(Caria), xvi. 210 ; at Salamis, xii. 69, 110
Corinthus, on mirror with Leucas, ix. 62,
63
Corneto-Tarquinii, ivory plaques, xii. 45
Coropissus. See Kestel
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum, publication
of, x. 196, xvi. 123
Corsica, language, &c., x. 37
Cortinae Delphicae, ix. 306
Corycos, cave and temple, xii. 212, 239 ;
Zeus Corycius, 241
Cos, sacrificial calendar, ix. 323
Cossura, remains of Siculi in, xvi. 135
Costume, Thracian, xi. 345 ; travelling, xiii.
118
Countries and cities in ancient art, ix. 47
Cow as standard of value, x. 92
Cramps used in Thersilion, xiii. 321
Crater (bronze), supported by kneeling
figures, dedicated by Colaeus to Hera, xvi.
278 ; silver, at Delphi,, ix. 291
Crater-stand of iron at Delphi, ix. 292
Cratinus (Comicus), on the word TroXty, xvi.
288
Creon, in Sophocles' Antigone, x. 143
Creophylus, nis Oechalia, xii. 337
Cretagenes. See Zeus
Crete : ethnology, xvi. 84 ; aborigines,
nun-Hellenic, xiv. 354 ; polyglot races
in, 355 ; Greeks in, before Dorian
conquest of Peloponnese, 358 ; race
which produced 'Mycenaean' objects,
xvi. 84 ; Mycenaean remains in, ibid. ;
prehistoric culture, xiv. 275 ; proof
of colonisation from Thessaly, xiv.
359, and from Peloponnesos, xv. 229 ;
Cretan local names in Peloponnesos,
xiv. 361 ; intercourse with Syria, xiv.
333, 371 ; connection with Semites,
xiv. 371 ; original home of bees, xv. 2 ;
connection with Delphi, xv. 5 ; Cretans
in Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 10, xiv. 15 ;
continuous evolution of art in, xiv. 359 ;
homogeneity of antiquities, xiv. 358.
See also Gortynian inscription, Odyssey
Cretan beads, inscribed, xiv. 289
Cretan script, prae-Phoenician, xiv.
270 ; discovery of, xiv. 232 ; coinci-
Crete (continued) —
dencea with Egyptian and Hittite, xiv.
316 ; conclusions to be drawn from, xiv.
372 ; Mycenaean affinities with, xiv.
317; 'Hittite' hieroglyphs compared
with, xiv. 371 ; phonetic value or pic-
tographs, xiv. 366 ; pictographic 3-sided
stones, xiv. 290
Cretan seal-stones, earlier classes of, xiv.
324 ; pre-Egyptian,xiv.331 ; indigenous,
xiv. 335 ; diffusion of, east and west, xiv.
335 ; symbols on, compared with My-
cenaean forms, xiv. 323
Creusa. See Ion
Crisaeans, in hymn to Apollo, xiv. 1 (note), 7
Crispo, Francesco, Duke of Naxos, ix. 101
Croesus, gifts to Delphi, ix. 308 ; dedication
in temple at Ephesus, x. 5 ; attacks
Persians, x. 154
Croton, sculpture and excavations at, xvi. 137
Crow, connection with Athena, xiii. 242 ;
with vulture on stone plaque, xiii. 113
Crya = Charopia, pigeon-hole tombs, xv. 96
Cuiculum, theatre, xii. 362
Cultus, explanation of myths by, xii. 350
Cuneiform script, natural to Semites, xiv.
367
Cup, from Aegina, gold, xiii. 197 ; with
graffito inscription from Crete, xiv. 279 ;
blue and white, supported by female
head, from Cyprus, xvi. 341 ; two-handled
(Naucratian) from Grotta of Isis, xiv. 219
Cupid (on goat), on Roman coins, xiv. 151.
See also Eros
Curvature of horizontal lines in temples,
xiii. 46
Custom and ritual, origin of myths, xix. 248
Cycladic civilisation resembles that of Caria,
xvi. 264
Cyclopean remains in Melos, xvi. 356 ;
walls of Midas city, ix. 379 ; wall on
Acropolis (Athens), x. 257
Cyclopes, builders of Mycenae, &c., xvi. 90
Cynocephalus. See Ape
Cyparissia, excavations, xiii. 229
Cyparissos, on Pompeian wall-painting, xvi.
144
Cypria, Thebais, Epigoni, contained in
Homer of 5th century B.C., xiv. 2
Cyprus, excavations, (Paphos, Leontari,
Amargetti), ix. 147 ; (Polis tes Chry-
sochou, Limniti), xi. 1 ; (Salamis), xii.
59 ; (Polis tes Chrysochou), xii. 298 ;
(Amathus), xiv. 232 ; (Enkomi), xvi.
341 ; bronze industry in, xiii. 248 ;
scarab from, with Theseus and Mino-
taur, xvi. 272 ; draught-board from, xvi.
288
Cypriote dialect, xiv. 356 ; akin to Arca-
dian, xvi. 108 ; Greeks, proof of connec-
tion with Achaeans, xv. 229 ; names, xi.
81 ; connection with Pelasgians of
Arcadia, xvi. 108
Cypriote syllabary, xi. 33, 60 ; non-
Hellenic, xiv. 3 ; origin, 354 ; on Acrp-
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Cyprus (continued) —
polis bronze, xiii. 129 ; on terra-cottas,
xii. 151 ; transliteration of Aegean
characters, xiv. 352 ; inscription on
amphora, xii. 309. See also Epigraph™
Index
Cypriote pottery, xi. 36, xii. 302, 305 ;
bronze phialae, xiii. 247 ; capitals in
tombs, xi. 28
Cyrenaica, Achaeans in, xv. 230
Cyzicus in the Argonautic legend, x. 123 ;
temple-pillars, with reliefs at, xi. 194
1)
Da Bazar, Supp. ii. 20
Daedala, site, xv. 94
Daedalidae, xiv. 43
Daedalus, a Pelasgian, xvi. 109 ; with
Pasiphae in Pompeian wall-paintings,
xvi. 144
Daemonostasium, hill at Salamis (Cyprus),
xii. 92
Dagon, worship of, xiv. 105
Dalisandos (in Cilicia Trachea), probable
site, Supp. ii. 26
Damokritos, Aetolian general, xiii. 340
Damophon of Messene, sculptures from
Lycosura, xi. 213
Danae. See Brygos
Danaids, origin of myth, xiv. 98. See also
Oknos
Danaus, genealogy, xvi. 92
Dance, mimetic, xiv. 119, 163. See also
Animals
Danonas, expeditions against Egypt, xiv.
369 ; on stele at Karnak, xiv. 368 (note)
Daphnae (Egypt), history xi. 272; situla
from, xiii. 108
Daphnaphoria, of Thebes, xiv. 252
Daphne (Attica), excavations in the pass,
xiii. 143 ; restoration of mosaics, xv. 209
Daurises invades Pedasis, xvi. 269
Dead, cult of, in Athens, xvi 169 ; develop-
ment of subject on vases, xvi. 169
Death, on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 52, 69 ;
Homeric conception of, xii. 342; folk-
customs concerning, xiv. 252
Death-figure, in primitive rites, xiv. 254,
256
Death-spirit connected with trees, xiv. 252
Debt, law concerning (Gortynian), xiii. 55
Decumanus. See Pile-settlements.
Deion (Deioneus), on b.f. amphora, xii. 335
Delos, excavations, x. 272 ; xv. 206 ; theatre,
xiv. 229 ; accounts of Hieropoei, xv.
246 ; connection with Apollo, xiv. 20
Delian idea of Apollo, xiv. 6 ; portion of
Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 3 ; contrasted
with the Pythian portion, 17
Delphi, enemies of, xiv. 21 ; glorification of,
in hymn to Apollo, xiv. 8 ; excavations,
xiii. 144 ; xiv. 227 ; xv. 206 ; xvi. 343 ;
Delphi (continued}—
treasury of Athenians, xiv. 228 ; trea-
suries of Sicyonians and Siphnians, xiv.
229 ; Mycenaean tomb, xvi. 79
Temple : ix. 282 ; fifth temple built by
subscription, ix. 287 ; treasures, ix. 309 ;
conjectural section through adytum, ix.
317 ; remains of altar, xiv. 229 ; on
coins, ix. 290 ; spoliations of, ix. 307 ;
egg-stone at, xv. 6
See also Sees, Trophonim
Delphinios, title of Apollo, xiv. 22
Delphios, title of altar in Hymn to Apollo,
xiv. 23
Deme legends on Attic vases, xiii. 115
Demeter : chthonian goddess, xiv. 141 ;
epithets of, xiv. 141 ; =Axieros xiii.
85 ; beating of image, xiv. 253 ; purifi-
cation of, xiv. 259. See also Bee
In Art: colossal head (Syracuse), xii. 56 ;
bust in Louvre, ix. 31 ; terra-cotta at
Copenhagen, ix. 31 ; on b.f, kylix
from Acropolis, xiii. 285 ; with Athene
and Zeus on relief, ix. 51 ; with horse's
head on Thelpusian coins, xiv. 141 ;
with torch on coins of Phigaleia, xiv.
141
Erinys, statue at Onkeion, xiv. 141
Melaina, cult at Phigaleia, xiv. 141
Pelasgis, shrine at Argos, xvi. 91
Thesmophoros, xii. 352
Demirli, remains at, ix. 353
Demophon. See A kamas
Demos, in works of art, ix. 79 ; temenos of
Demos and the Charites, Athens, xiii. 142
Demosthenes (orator), speech on behalf of
Megalopolis, Supp. i. 3
Demosthenes (general), at Pylos, xvi. 14
Denarius (copper) of later empire, value, xi.
302
Dexion. See Sophocles
Dhimitzana, archaic reliefs, xii. 41
Diadems (gold) from Aegina, xiii. 210
Diadumenos of Polyclitus, copy found at
Delos, xv. 206
Diana Nemorensis, shrine on Lake Nemi,
xvi. 139
Diipolia. See Bouphonia
Diitrephes, on b.f. vase (Paris), xvi. 173
(note)
Dikaiarchos, Aetolian general, xiii. 340
Dikastai, payment of, how reckoned, xv. 245.
See also Judge
Dikasteria of Athens (account in 'Adijvalw
IloXiTfia), xii. 20
Dike on Kypselos chest, xiv. 52, 69
I )iktynnaion, remains on site, xvi. 180
Dimni, beehive tomb at, xvi. 79
Dio Cassius, references to Paphos, ix. 188
Dio Chrysostomus, mention of chest of Kyp-
selos, xiv. 32
Diocletian, edict from Megalopolis, xi. 299
Diomede, his kingship and relation to
Atridae, xv. 222 (note) ; on Berlin poly-
chrome kylix, xiv. 382
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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on vase, xiii. 117
Dione, robes for image at Dodoua, xiii.
179
Din nuso, excavations at, ix. 130
Dionysia (Greater), xiv. 246
Dionysiac ceremonies at Thebes, xiv. 261 ;
<^roup at Copenhagen, ix. 32
Dionyaopolis, inscription?, x. 217 ; x. 225 ;
temple, x. 221
Dionysus : son of Ammon and Amalthea, xv.
6 ; places of birth and death, xiv. 245 ;
myth of his introduction from abroad,
xiv. 249, 259 ; origin of cult, xiv. 244 ;
cult indigenous in Greece, xiv. 244 ;
goat-god, xiv. 151 ; connected with
ivy, xiv. 262 ; with bull, xiv. 130 ;
with ass, xiv. 91 ; tomb at Delphi, ix.
302 ; two Dionysi worshipped together,
xiv. 262 ; = Zagreus, xv. 6 ; chthonian,
worship at Delphi, ix. 282; primitive
feasts, xiv. 245 ; festival at Alea, xiv.
253 ; at Naxos, xi. 263 ; rites at Orcho-
menos, xiv. 261 ; feast at Potniae, xiv.
260 ; cult at Thebes, xiv. 249 ; shrine
near Areopagus, xv. 202 ; iv \ipvms,
shrine at Athens, xvi. 335 ; dedication
at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 133. See also
Aristaeus, Bee, Kaueirui, Orphic myths.
In Art: wooden statues, xiv. 262 ;
statue from Pergamon, xi. 187 ; statue,
perhaps Dionysus, fiom Salamis (Cy-
prus), xii. 131 : on relief at Syracuse,
(Indian) xii. 58 ; in pediment at
Delphi, ix. 289 ; on Kypselos chest, xiv.
79 ; on coin of Seleucia in Cilicia, xi.
188 ; pictures in temples at Athens, xvi.
153 ; with Ariadne in Pompeian wall-
painting, xvi. 144 ; on Cyprus vases, xi.
47 ; on b.f. kylix from Acropolis, xiii.
283 ; with vine-branch on kylix (white-
ground) from Acropolis, xiv. 382 ; on
vase, with Zagreus, xi. 345 ; with Eros
and Maenads at Palermo, xii. 55 ; with
Hephaestos at Girgenti, xii. 55
Lysios, xiv. 259
Trieterikos, altar at Melos, xvi. 354
Diophantus (C. Julius), of Lydae, ix. 83 ; x.
53, 58, 69
Dioscuri : worship at Megalopolis, Supp. i.
135 ; on Spartan bone-reliefs, xii. 42 ;
with Helen and Aithra, on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 76
Diota, Cypriote, xi. 76 ; from Grotta of Isis,
xiv. 221
Dipaea, site, xv. 76
Dipoenus, xiv. 43
Dipylon (Athens), Themistoclean wall, xii.
278 ; Dipylon vases as sepulchral monu-
ments, xii. 388 ; shield in art, xiii. 215
Dirges in Italian-Greek dialects, x. 21
Dirke, in Cvzicene temple, xi. 197 ; xvi.
150 ; in "Toro Farnese' group, xvi. 149 ;
on Apulian crater, at Berlin, xvi. 149 ; in
wall-paintings, xvi. 149 ; on Pompeian
frescoes, xi. 197 ; xvi. 144, 148 ; on coins
of Acrasus, xvi. 149, 150 ; of Thyateira,
xvi. 150, 151
Dis, honey and wine offered to, xv. 22
Disk-bead, engraved, from Knosoa, xiv. 286
Disks, gold, on pendants, xiii. 202
Dodonaean Nymphs, connection with been,
xv. 15
Dog (hunting hares), on goldsmith's mould
in Aehmolean museum, xvi. 331 ; on dia-
dem from Thebes, 332
Dolmens of Algeria, xvi. 135
Dolomon, district, xv. 98 (note)
Dolphin, on goldsmith's mould in Ash-
molean museum, xvi. 331
Domestic life on Athenian vases, xvi. 169 ;
domestic birds, xii. 316
Door, necessary part of Phrygian tomb, x.
152 ; marble, at Leeds, xi. 269 ; marble
(Erechtheum) xii. 383
Doorway, of Erechtheum, xii. 381 ; of church,
with pre-Christian designs, at Koja Kalessi
(Isauria), Supp. ii. 10
Dor (Canaan), foundation, xiv. 369
Doria, Paganino, ix. 92
Dorians, claim to be Achaeans, x. 147 ; not
the producers of ' Mycenaean ' objects,
xvi. 86 ; records of their invasion, xv.
229 ; settlement in Crete, xiv. 356, 357 ;
in Peloponnesos, xvi. 83 ; x. 147 ; effect
of their invasion of Peloponnesos on
Crete, xiv. 358. See also Hellenes
Doric alphabet, in Cyprus, xL 74 ; dialect
on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 40 ; art,
characteristics, xiv. 46 ; schools of Doric
and Ionic art in 6th century, xiv. 45 ;
columns, at Delphi, ix. 310 ; on Par-
thenon site, xiii. 294 ; of Thersilion,
xiii. 320 ; tombs in Phrygia, x. 164,
174
Dorotheos, grave relief, Copenhagen, ix. 32
Dorykleidas, xiv. 43
Doryphoros, replica at Thera, xvi. 342 ;
statue of Doryphoros type at Palermo,
xii. 47
Doves (sacred), at Paphos, ix. 185
Draco, laws of, xii. 24, 27 ; xiii. 68
Drama, connection of animal-cult with, xiv.
163
Drapery, painted, on terra-cottas, xii. 150 ;
treatment on Cypriote vases, xii. 154 ;
hangings in tombs, xii. 204
Draugjat-board and draughtmen, Egyptian,
in B.M., xvi. 289 ; ivory, from Enkomi,
in Cyprus, xvi. 290
Dress of Apollo, as Citharoedus, xvi. 281 ;
of Kurytos on vase, xii. 339 ; foreign, on
vases, xii. 339 ; of lady, on early Attic
lekythus, xvL 171. See also Costume
Drill, used in gem-engraving and gold-
smith's work, xvi. 324
Droruos, of tombs, xi. 20 ; in Carian tombs,
xvi. 245 ; in Midas-city, x. 169. See also
Tombs
Drums of columns, at Salamis (Cyprus), xii.
101
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Ducks, pendant, xiii. 206 ; two, held by
man, on Aegina pendant, xiii. 197 ; on
bronze disk (Bologna), xiii. 201 ; two-
headed, bronze ornament from Vetulonia,
xiii. 202 ; duck-catchers, in Egyptian art,
xiii. 199
Dumont, Chaplain and Pettier, Ceramiqucs
de la Grece Propre, reviewed, ix. 135
Duodecimal system on early seals, xiv. 343
Duris, method of indicating anatomy, x.
233 ; painter of ' Tricoupi ' kylix, at
Athens, x. 233 ; kylix with exploits of
Theseus, ix. 278 ; x. 231 ; school-scene
with inscription in mixed alphabet, xvi.
168
E
E, four-barred Boeotian, xiv. 364 ; the Del-
phic, ix. 291
Eagles, of Delphi on relief at Sparta, ix.
295 ; (gold), at Delphi, ibid. ; on Caeretan
hydria, xiii. 113
Ear, treatment of, in Aphrodite of Ludovisi
throne, xiv. 200
Ear-rings, on terra- cottas, xii. 150 ; (gold),
in Cypriote tomb, xii. 313
Ear-tire, Cypriote, xi. 90
Earth, cult at Delphi, ix. 282 ; at Athens,
xii. 352
Ecclesia, Athenian, described in 'Adijvaivv
IloXircia, xii. 20
Echelos and Basile, relief at Athens, xiv. 227
Egypt (history) : records of early Greek
history, xii. 205 ; Egyptian bases of/
Greek history, xi. 271 ; connection wit!
Mycenae, xii. 199 ; Aegean settlers o\
third millennium B.C., xiv. 333 ; Pelas-
gian connection with Egypt, proved by
legend of Danaus, xvi. 108 ; Cretan
symbols, parallels of hieroglyphs, xiv.
316. See also Crete
(art) : ' aegis,' adapted in Mycenaean art,
xiii. 206 ; boats in ornamental designs,
xiii. 198 ; parallels to frescoes on My-
cenaean vases, &c., xiii. 222 ; Egyptian
seal-stone (Thothmes II.) from Maket
tomb, xiv. 324 ; twelfth dynasty scarabs
at Phaestos, xiv. 326 ; Egyptian in-
fluence on bronze from Acropolis,
xiii. 248 ; on pendant from Aegina,
xiii. 198 ; on Cretan pottery, xiv. 330 ;
twelfth dynasty design on Cretan seal,
xiv. 345 ; on Cyrenean art, xiii. 107 ;
on Cypriote art, xii. 157 ; on limestone
sculpture in Cyprus, xii. 161 ; on
Greek sculpture, &c., xiv. 43 ; on My-
cenaean ceilings, xiv. 322 ; on Pollc-
drara ware, xiv. 217
Eidola of fallen warriors, xii. 341. See also
Winged Figures
Eirene of Cephissodotus, compared with
Leto of Praxiteles, xvi. 281
Elaeussa, dynast of, in inscription, xii. 235
xv.
local
Elaphebolia, festival at Hyampolis, xvi. 293
in inscription, xvi. 309
Elaphus (river in Peloponnesos), xv. 77
Electra (Oceanid), genealogy, xiv. 143
Electra in drama of Sophocles, x. 135.
See also Orestes
Eleusinion at Athens, site of, xv. 203
Eleusis, personified, ix. 61
Eleusis, excavations, ix. 132, xiv. 231
204, xvi. 340 ; frescoes, x. 271 ;
fabric of vases, xvi. 340
Eleuthera = Artemis on coins of Myra and
Cyaneae in Lycia, xv. 128
Eleutherae, bronze fragments from, xiii.
251, 256
Elias (Mt.) in Sphacteria, xvi. 60; walls on,61
Elis, excavations, ix. 133 ; history of, on
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 33
Elisphasii, territory of, xv. 89
Emendation of classical texts, canons for, xv.
137
Emir-tashi (in Lycia), remains, xv. 98
Empusa, as a mule, xiv. 95
Einpylos (of Salamis), xii. 80
Encomi, Mycenaean necropolis at, xvi. 341
Endymion (sleeping), at Stockholm, ix. 36
Enfranchisement, deeds of (inscr. from
Aetolia), xiii. 347
Enneacrunos, xiii. 139, xiv. 224, xvi. 336
Eos, on Alcmene vase, xi. 225. See also
Tithonus ^^~-
Epaniinondas against Agesilaus, xv. 48 ; in^
^ffltston of Laconia, xv. 60 ; policy, Supp. i.
1 ; tomb, xv. 82 ; at Mantinea, xv. 87
Epaphus, birth of, xvi. 92
Ephebi, college of, at Xanthus, xv. 123. ;
votive relief, xii. 48 ; on vase, xii. 366 ;
putting on greaves, on vases, xvi. 173
(note)
Ephesus, excavations, xvi. 343 ; Pereamene
of Artemis, x. 1 ; bee-keepers of Artemis,
xv. 12. See also Artemis
Ephialtes, legislation, xii. 24
Ephorus, sources of his history, xvi. 87 ;
quoted by Strabo, xvi. 86
Epic subjects on Kypselos chest, xiv. 53
Epicharmus, playwright, xiii. 72
Epictetos, vase of his school from Acropolis,
xiv. 190 ; vase-fragment from Acropolis,
xiv. 192 ; Miltiades pinax, xii. 379 ; his
school, xii. 334
Epidaurus, excavations, ix. 132, xiii. 148,
xiv. 232, xv. 205 ; Odeum, xii. 392 ;
tombs, x. 272
Epigoni, xiv. 2
Epigonus, sculptor at Pergamon, xi. 200
Epigrams, on temple-pillars at Cyzicus, xi
194
Epimythia, in Babrius' fables, xiii. 301
Eponymi of tribes, on vases, xiii. 119;
statues of, xiii. 120
Erechtheum, mentioned in Homer, xiii. 167 ;
oldest temple on Acropolis, 168 ; second
temple burnt in 406 B.C., 170 ; rebuilt
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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end of 5th century B.C.. 169 ; = ' old
temple of Athena,' in inscriptions, 169 ;
official title in 408 B.C., 170 ; peculiar
ground-plan, 168 ; wages for building,
xv. 242; erected to NjWn unemployed,
xv. 243 ; north doorway, xii. 1, 381 ;
' inscription, xii. 14. See also Parthenon
Erechtheus = Poseidon, xiii. 168 (note) ;
worshipped in temple of Athena, xiii. 167 ;
' house of," discovered, ix. 119
Eretria, excavations, xiii. 146 ; xiv. 231 ;
theatre, &c., xii. 294 ; connection with
Athens, xiv. 180 ; effect of connection
with Athena on art, xv. 213 ; clay used
in terra-cotta work, xv. 211 ; funeral
lekythoi from, xiii. 1, xiv. 170, 179, xvi.
170 ; lekythoi with white ground, xiv. 184
Ergane. bee Athena
Erich thonius (Erechtheus), a'serpent, xiii. 183
Erigone, myth of, xiv. 259
Erinys, xiL 354. See also Demettr, Furies
Eriphyle, on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 65
Eros, cult at Thespiai, xiii. 285 ; connection
with Hermes, xv. 213 ; changing con-
ceptions of, xv. 133 ; absorbed into
Dionysiac circle, xv. 133. See also
Dionysus
In Art : burning butterfly, terra-cotta
figurine (B.M.), xv. 132 ; carrying boots,
xv. 134 ; (Himeros) on b. f. kylix from
Acropolis, xiii. 285 ; terra-cotta from
Eretria in B.M., xv. 211 ; xv. 134 ;
from Syracuse, xii. 58 ; on glass-cover,
ix. 270, 271 ; (head) at Kuklia. ix. 164 ;
at Paphos, ix. 220 ; (torso) at Palermo,
xii 50 ; from Salamis, Cyprus, xii. 125 ;
(flying) from school of Praxiteles, xv.
211 ; revealing Ariadne to Dionysus
(Palermo), xii. 55
and Psyche of Apuleius, xv. 132
Errephoroi, xiii. 178, 183
Eteotmtads, xiii. 181
Eteocles and Polyneikes, on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 79
Eteocretes, home of, xiv. 275 ; ' barbarians,'
354 ; Eteocretan element in Crete, 355
Etruria, cremation graves in, xvi. 140 ;
original sites in, revealed by burial-
grounds on hills, xvi. 125 ; settlement
xvi. 131 ; Etruscans push south wards,
in 8th century B.C., xvi. 126 ; language
still unknown, xvi. 140 ; inscriptions
in Lemnos, xvi. 104
(art) : foreign influences, x. 250 ; origin,
x. 252 ; connection with Ionian, xvi.
140 ; in Museum at Florence, xvi. 140 ;
paintings from Caere in B.M., x. 243 ;
paintings at Corneto, x. 250 ; pottery,
x. 127 ; red-painted ware, contempora-
neous with that of Polledrara, xiv. 222 ;
scarabs in Greek style, xvi. 115; war-
rior type, xii. 45 ; Mycenaean remains
at Corneto, xvi. 79
Euboea, colonies in the West, xv. 236 ;
Lombards and Venetians in, ix. 102
Eubulides, artist, at Hyampoli«s xvi. 303,
307
Eucheir, artist, at Hyampolis, xvl 303, 307
Energides, cup by, xii. 348
Eumaridas, son of Hippon, in inscription
from Megalopolis, Sup p. i. 132, 134
Eumaros (painter), method of distinguishing
men from women, x. 243
Eumelos (poet), author of inscriptions of
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 39
Euphamos on Kypselos chest, xiv. 66
Euphorbos pinax, xiv. 44
Euphranor, painter, xiii. 133
Euphronios, fragments of vase, ix. 143 ;
kylix in his style, xi. 350 ; Eurystheus
cup, xii. 335 ; Antaios crater, xii. 377 ;
writing of inscriptions on his vases, xvi.
168 ; Theseus and Skiron on vases, ix.
277, 278
Eupompos, picture of athlete, xv. 214
Euripides, Antiope, xvi. 150 ; Bacchae,
origin of c Pentheus ' type in pictures, xvi.
154 ; Troades, xiv. 172 ; vase-illustra-
tions, xi. 227. See also Bacchae
Europa, with Harpy on Coeretan vase, xiii.
112 ; on coins of Crete, xiv. 124
Europe personified with Asia and Africa
in Pompeian painting, ix. 67
Eurotas, spring, xv. 33 ; valley, xv. 41
Eurypylus, genealogy of, xvi. 107
Eurytos, myth, xii. 337. See also Heracles
Eutaea, position, xv. 48 ; remains and wells,
xv. 50 ; route to Tegea, xv. 51
Euthymides, hydria, xii. 368 ; style of, xii.
370, 376
Eutychides, statue of Tyche at Antioch, ix.
75-78
Euxenia, in Megalopolis inscription, Supp.
i. 135
Euxitheos, vase-painter, xii. 376
Evans, A. J., The 'Horsemen' of Tarentum,
reviewed, x. 287
Evenus, son of Jason, xvi. 106
Evrenos Bey at Athens, ix. 108
Eye (treatment of), archaic, xii. 43 ; 'severe'
on vases, xvi. 173 (note) ; on Athenian
kylix (Mr. C. W. Mitchell's), xvi. 285 ;
on early Attic lekvthos, xvi. 171 ; 'tran-
sitional ' on vase from Qela (B.M.), xvi.
172 ; on terra-cotta heads from Poli,
xii. 319 ; in Polledrara ware, xiv. 208 ;
in Phrygian art, ix. 366 ; as pictograph
on Cretan gems, xiv. 300, 366
Eye-brow, omission of, on vases, xiv. 192
Eye-lashes, on vases of Peithinos, xiv. 192
Eye-lid, treatment of, by Scopas, xv. 196
Ezekiel, reference to brass-work from Greece,
xiii. 224
Falco, legate of Lycia and Pamphylia, xi.
253
Falerii (Civita Castellana), ancient city, xvi.
126 ; late survival, xvi. 128
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Falerii (continued) —
Faliscan territory, topography and archaeo-
logy, xvi. 125
Falisci, of Treia valley, movements of, xvi.
126
Farces, 3rd century Italian, vase-illustrations
of, xi. 228
Farewell-scene, fresco on tomb at Sandama
(Caria), xvi. 262
Fellelii, inscriptions, xi. 158
Fence, gate-shutters, Cretan pictograph, xiv.
366 ; fence of pile settlements, xvi. 130
Fertility, symbols in Qraeco-Egyptian art,
xiii. Ill
Fibulae, in Homer, but not Mycenaean, xvi.
114 ; absent on Acropolis bronzes, xiii.
242
Figurine and pitcher type of pottery, xi.
38
Fire, connection with disappearance of Dio-
nysus, xiv. 255 ; rites, xiv. 255
Fire- altar, at Delphi, ix. 303
Fire-making, in Homeric hymns, xv. 285
Fire-place, in rock-cut house at Kumbet
(Phrygia), x. 177
Firmament, representation of, xiii. 10
Fish-ornament, on door of church at Koja
Kalessi (Isauria), Supp. ii. 14
Fish-tailed deities, xvi. 330
Flamininus (T. Quinctius), against Nabis,
xv. 64
Flaviopolis (Cilicia), site, xi. 233
' Flechtband,' on bronze shields, xiii. 249.
See also Guilloche
Flesh, how treated on vases, xi. 176 ; xiii.
283 ; xvi. 172
Fleur-de-lys. See Lotus-flower
Flight, expression in art, xv. 214
Flooring of Thersilion, xiii. 323
Flute-player, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 67 ; on
vase from Acropolis, xiii. 288
Folk- customs, in connection with vegetation-
gods, xiv. 249 ; illustrative of Bacchic
rites, 251 ; of spring-time, 251
Folk-songs, Modern Greek, x. 86
Food. See Wages
Foot (and hand), on bronze fragment from
Acropolis, xiii. 261
Fornix. See Camera
Fortresses : in Caria, Attau-lu-su (Helleni-
stic), xvi. 213 ; Baghajik (Hellenic), xvi.
211 ; Borghaz, xvi. 206 ; Euren, xvi.
211 ; Kiuchek Pelen (Hellenic), xvi. 189 ;
Kurun Dere (Hellenistic), xvi. 214 ; Mo-
nastir Dagh, xvi. 195 ; Mughla (Hellenic),
xvi. 190 ; Teke Kale (Hellenic), xvi. 238 ;
at Yerkessen, xvi. 190 ; strategic value of
Hellenistic fortresses in Caria, xvi. 214 ;
in Central Italy, xvi. 125 ; in Cilicia
Tracheia, xii. 206 ; of polygonal work in
Cilicia, xii. 209 ; at Olba, xii. 221
Fran9ois vase, xiv. 50, 210 .
Frangovryso. See A sea
Frederick, King of Sicily and Duke of
Athens, ix. 96
Friezes, vases suitable for, xiv. 215 ; princi-
ple of composition on chest of Kypselos,
xiv. 49
Furies (Erinyes), in inscription from Cilicia,
xii. 267
Furtwiingler, La Collection Sabouroff, re-
viewed, ix. 136
G
Galassi vase, alphabet of, x. 187
Galatae, shields at Delphi, ix. 289
Galatina, Greek population, x. 41
Ganymede, oinocnoe at Catania, xii. 56
Gardner E. A., Naukratis, reviewed, x. 283
Garkyn Chai, xv. 96
Garzoni, historian, his account of Navarino,
xvi. 13
Gatheatas, river, xv. 78
Gauls, invade Phrygia, x. 154 ; warriors in
sculpture, xii. 51 ; on Cyzicene bas-relief,
xi. 201 ; relief at Palermo, xii. 50
Gaza = Minoa, xiv. 368
Ge, xii. 351, 352
Gela, funeral lekythoi from, xvi. 170
Gems, perforated, inscribed, from Crete,
xiv. 276. See also Island-stones, My-
cenaean art, Seals
Generation, rites concerning, xiv. 254
Genghis Khan, followers of, xvi. 96
Genoese war with Venice, ix. 100
Geometric style, time-limit, xiv. 44 ; com-
bined with Oriental in bronzes from
Acropolis, xiii. 246 ; patterns on bronzes,
xiii. 232 ; its source in gold-work, xiii.
222 ; geometric Carian pottery, xvi. 265 ;
Corinthian pottery, xi. 175
Gerairai, oath of, inscribed on stele at
Athens, xvi. 335
Geras, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 69
Geryon myth, of Phoenician origin, xiii. 75.
See also Heracles
Gesture-language, in Cretan pictographs,
xiv. 300
Ge Themis, xii. 352
Ghiol. See Telmissos
Ghisi, Bartolommeo, ix. 91
Giant, in Pergamene and Roman art, xi.
206 ; relief in Pergamene style (Palermo),
xii. 55
Gigantoletes, Zeus, xi. 190
Gigantomachia, localised in Arcadia, xiii.
231 ; symbolism of, xi. 208 ; on vase-
fragment from Acropolis, xiii. 287 ; sculp-
tures of Archaic pediment at Athens, xvi.
338 ; pediment at Delphi, xiv. 228 ; frag-
ment of Pergamene relief, xi. 205. See
also Brygos
Qfocondo, on Vitruvius, xii. 357
Girdling lines on vases, xvi. 174
Girgenti Museum, vases and sculpture, xii.
55
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Gjolboschi heroon, Theseus and Skiron on
frieze, ix. 276
Glass, from Cyprus, xi. SO
Glaukon, history of, xvi. 167
G luu k <>n, (love -name), on lekythoi with
white ground, xiv. 382 ; with Leagros, xii.
378 ; xvi. 167
(iluukos (son of Minos and Pasiphae), xv.
1 1 ; his connection with horses, xiv. 145
Glaukos of Chios, worker in iron, ix. 292
Glaukos, River, xv. 93
Glaukytes, vase-artist, xii. 148
Glykylla, marble relief (from Thebes ?) in
B.M., xiv. 267
Goat, cult in Mycenaean age, xiv. 150 ;
connection with various deities, 151 ;
dress of worshippers, xiv. 152; fore-part
of goat with bull, on Cretan gem, xiv.
130 ; with milk-pails on Cretan seals,
xiv. 338. See also Lion
Goat-man, on Cretan gem, xiv. 150
Goldsmith's art, decays in 2nd period of
Mycenaean art, xiii. 222 ; mould in Ash-
rnolean Museum, xvi. 323 ; belongs to
close of ' Dipylon ' period, 332 ; subjects
of, compared, with those of other arts, 325
Gold standard of Mycenaeans of 1200 B.C.,
same as Euboic, xvi. 80
Goose on lekythoi, xii. 316
Gordon, archaic, x. 266 ; in flight, ix. 31 ;
with birds, on bronze from Perugia, xiii,
261 ; in 'Broken' Lion-tomb (Demirli).
ix. 364 ; at Orvieto, ix. 364. See also
Perseus
Gorgoneion, on bronze handle from Acro-
polis, xiii. 236 ; on door (Leeds), xi. 269 ;
on Phrygian tombs, x. 179, 185 ; on Pro-
tocorinthian vase, xi. 171
Gortynian inscription, procedure, xiii. 48
Goulas (Crete), primaeval remains at, xiv.
277, xvi. 79 ; gem with heart-shaped
leaves from, xiv. 319
Graffiti, bilingual, from Poli (Cyprus), xi.
79. See also Epigraphic Index
Graia, origin of name ' Greek,' xv. 237
Grain, basis of weight system, x. 94
Grasshopper, transformation of Tithonus
into, xiii. 138
Grave-relief, at Copenhagen, ix. 32 ; at
Palermo (boy with dog), xii. 49. See
also Stelae
Graves, at Abac, xvi. 302 ; cremation, in
Faliscan territory, xvi. 126 ; of Ligures,
xvi. 132 ; at Mycenae, contents compared
with Egyptian, xii. 199. See also Tombs
Great Goddesses, shrine at Bathos, xiii. 229 ;
sacred enclosure at Megalopolis, Supp. i.
116
Greaves, Homeric, but not Mycenaean, xvi.
116
Greece, dominant races in, xvi. 82:
influence on Cypriote art, xii. 162 ;
influence on Phrygian art, x. 178 ; char-
acteristics of art, under Oriental in-
fluence, xvi. 332 ; use of name by Romans,
xv. 236 ; Egyptian bases of Greek history,
xi. 271 ; language in Asia Minor, x. 216 ;
Greek -speaking population of S. Italy,
x, 11.
Griffin, on vases, xi. 170 ; (seated) on gold-
smith's mould in Ashmolean Museum,
xvi. 331 ; in Corinthian art, xvi. 331 ;
fighting man, ivory relief from Cyprus,
xvi. 341 ; ' passant,' on Olympian bronze,
xvi. 331
Grion, sites in, xvi. 210
Grotta of Isis (Polledrara), xiv. 206
Guilds in Asia Minor, xi. 236
4 Guilloche,' Assyrian pattern, x. 251 ; on
goldsmith's mould in Ashmolean Museum,
xvi. 326 ; border on Etruscan slab in
B.M., x. 251. See also Flechtband
Giijek. See Callimache
Gulussa, son of Massinissa (inscription), xi.
259
Gurob, signs on pottery, xiv. 348
Guy of Argos, ix. 97
Gynaecocratic age, indicated in story of
Bacchae, xiv. 250
Gynaeconitis, on pyxis from Acropolis, xiv.
194 ; in Phrygian rock-cut mansion at
Kumbet, x. 177
Gytheion, theatre, xiii. 147
H
Hadrian, gifts to Delphi, ix. 293 ; statue
and inscription, x. 78 ; restores temple at
Abae, xvi. 300 ; his villa at Tivoli, xvi.
139
Haemoniae, site, xv. 31
Hagio Nikolo. See Agio Nikolo
Hagios Demetrios (Cyprus), excavations, xi.
10
Hagios Elias, of Kandrdva (Peloponnesus),
xv. 33
Hagios Onuphrios, seal from, xiv. 334
Haigh, A. E., Attic Theatre, reviewed, xi.
224
Hair of Achaeans, xvi. 117
Treatment in Art : plaited, xvi. 188, 189 ;
snaky, xvL 186 ; transitional, xiv. 201 ;
of archaic statues in Acropolis Museum,
xiv. 201 ; of bronze statue on Acropolis,
xiii. 243 ; of terra-cotta statuettes at
Salainis (Cyprus), xii. 148 ; of Ludovisi
Aphrodite, xiv. 200; of statues of
Apollo, xv. 200 ; of women on tripod
at Oxford, xvi. 279 ; of Corae of Erech-
theum, xvi 280 ; on vases, xii. 377 ;
indicated by dote on Athenian kylix,
xvi. 285 ; of Athene on B.M. aryballos,
xv. 186
Halicarnassos, dealings with Telmissoe, xiv.
379 ; road to Myndos, and to Termera
(Assarlik), xvi. 201
'Hallstatt' group ot art-types, xiii. 224;
period, xvi. 30
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Handles (semi -circular), on bronzes from
Acropolis, xiii. 238 ; form of tripod-
handles from Acropolis, xiii. 234
Harbours, of Salamis, xii. 94 ; deficient on
Qieek coast, xvi. 14
Hare, on vases, xi. 177 ; xiii. 110
Harpagos invades Pedasis, xvi. 269
Harpies, in Greek art, xiii. 103 ; equine,
xiv. 146 ; on Daphne situla, xi. 218 ; on
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 68
Harrison, J. E., and M. de G. Verrall, My-
thology and Monuments of Ancient Athens,
reviewed, xi. 218
Hats of men on painted slabs from Caere,
x. 250
Hauser F., Die Neu-Attischen Reliefs, re-
viewed, xi. 223
Head, B. V., Catalogue of Greek Coins,
Corinth, tf-c., reviewed, x. 287
Head sacred, in primitive rites, xiv. 256 ;
used as talisman by peasants, xiv. 257
Treatment in Art: 'bar of Michael An-
gel o,' xv. 199 ; construction in works
of Kalamis, &c., xiv. 202 ; shape on
Mitchell kylix, xvi. 286 ; proportions
of head of Athene on B.M. vase(E 716),
xv. 185
Works of Art : from Abac (terra-cotta),
xvi. 302 ; from Cyprus, xi. 92, 93 ;
in possession of Mr. T. H. Ward, xiv.
198 ; of boy, from Paphos, ix. 218 ; of
youth, at Athens, ix. 122 ; female (terra-
cotta), from Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 132 ;
female (marble), from Sunium, xv. 188 ;
female, fourth century, from Laurium,
xv. 194
Head-dress, Boeotian, on bronzes from
Eleutherae, xiii. 252 ; on Cypriote
statues, xi. 93 ; on terra-cotta figures at
Salamis. xii. 149
Hecate, honey offering to, xv. 13 ; origin of
threefold form, on tripod-supports, xvi. 278
Hecatompedon, on site of Parthenon, xii.
275 ; xiii. 32 ; inscription, xii. 386
Hector, on vase paintings, ix. 15 ; ransoming
ot corpse, in early art, xvi. 329 ; suggests
type of Odysseus with Kirke, xiii. 8 ; with
Andromache on r. f. vase, ix. 11. See
also Ajax
Hecuba. See Priam
Helen, story in Herodotus, &c., xiv. 77 ;
cult of her sacred tree at Sparta, x. 147 ;
with Dioscuri, on Spartan bone reliefs,
xii. 42. See also Dioscuri, Menelaus.
Heliodorus (C. Julius), at Lydae, x. 60, 62 ;
xv. 100, 101
Helios, worship at Arycanda, xv. 130
Helisson, river, xv. 75
Hellada, modern name for river Spercheos,
xv. 228
Hellanodikai, xv. 238
Hellas, history of the name, xv. 217 ; xvi.
82 ; meaning, in Odyssey, xv. 219 ;
= Northern Greece, 219 ; in Iliad, 222 ;
three stages in use of name, 224 ; in geo-
graphical proximity to Phthia, 225 ; ex-
tension of name, 226 ; disappearance of
original, 227 ; town of Hellas, 228 ; me-
diaeval Theme, 228 ; = north coast of
Peloponnese, 231 ; further extension of
name, 237 ; summary of history of name,
237
Hellen, connection of myth with name
Hellenes, xv. 226
Hellenes, migration from Northern Greece,
xv. 231 ; name in wider sense first used
in Magna Graecia, 236 ; given to Pelas-
gians, Achaeans, Dorians, xvi. 82. See
also Hellas
Helmet, of Athene on B.M. vase (E 716), xv.
184
Helots xvi. 83
Hephaestos, and making of Pandora, xi. 278 ;
and the Kabeiroi, xiii. 84 ; statue by
Alcamenes, x. Ill ; on chest of Kyp-
selos, xiv. 79 ; on vase fragment from
Acropolis, xiii. 287 ; on rhyton at Paphos,
ix. 221
Hera, her special care of Argonauts, xvi.
107 ; temple at Mantineia, ix. 131
In Art: of Alcamenes, x. Ill ; head at
Argos, xiii. 145 ; as cow, xiv. 131, 132 ;
with goat and Heracles on B.M. am-
phora, xiv. 151
Argeia, at Cos, ix. 330
of Olympia, robe woven for, xiii. 179
Samia, Delian jealousy of, xiv. 25 ; robe
woven for, xiii. 179
Heracleia, tribe at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 124
Heracles : pre-Achaean, xvi. 100 ; evidence
of myth for importance of Pelasgi,
100 ; wanderings connected with
tradition of Pelasgi, 100 ; connection
with vegetation, xiv. 114 ; with
waters and the under-world, xiv.
113 ; death of, in Sophocles, xi. 227 ;
origin of myth of Stymphalian birds,
xiii. 261 ; story of Auge, xvi. 107 ;
cult at Cos, ix. 325 ; sanctuary at
Kynosarges, xiii. 116. See also Lion
In Art: early bronze from Acropolis,
xiii. 269 ; bronze tripod at St. Peters-
burg, ix. 39 ; metope at Delphi, ix.
289 ; sarcophagi at Lydae, ix. 84 ;
Farnese, xi. 204 ; statue at Palermo,
xii. 55 ; statuette, at St. Petersburg,
ix. 42 ; with stag, bronze, at Palermo,
xii. 50 ; on coin of Philippopolis, xi.
204 ; with lion's mask, on Roman
coins, xiv. 168
(infant, strangling serpents) : represen-
tations in art, xvi. 146 ; on vases, xvi.
147 ; Capuan r. f. hydria, xvi. 147 ;
r. f. vase at Berlin, xvi. 147; askosin
B.M.. 146 (note) ; r. f. crater in B.M.,
147 ; mirror from Corinth, 146 (note) ;
painting, at Herculaneum, 147 ; pilas-
ter at Pompeii, 146 (note) ; wall-
painting at Pompeii, 144 ; coin of
Cyzicus, 147 ; coins of Thebes, 1 1G
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Heracles (ronlinucil)—
(in groups) : with aXios •vtpwv, xvi. 330 ;
first instance of 'closed type' of
wrestling scheme, 330 ; with Antaios,
on vases, x. 231 ; on Triconpi kylix
at Athens, 231 ; with Apollo, contest
for tripod, pediment at Delphi, xv
207 ; with Athena on vase, x. 120 ;
with Atlas, on lekythos, xiii. 9 ; on
Olympian metope, xiii. 10 ; on throne
of Zeus, at Olympia, xiv. 241 ;
on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 72 ; with
Auge, in Pompeian fresco, xvi. 144 ;
on bronze from Eleutherae, xiii. 254 ;
with Cacus, on Cyprus relief, xiii. 74 ;
on vase, xiii. 70 ; with Centaurs, on
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 80 ; with
Cercopes on D. f. vase at Palermo,
xii. 55 ; with Cretan bull, on kylix,
xii. 311 ; with Eurytos, on kylix at
Palermo, xii. 334 ; with Geryon
on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 75 ; on
denarius of Postumus, xiii. 75 ;
with Hera and goat, xiv. 151 ; with
Hippolyta, on lekythos from Eretria,
xiv. 185 ; with Hydra, on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 38, 67 ; with Kyknos,
on vase at Palermo, xii. 344 ; with
Telephos, on Pergamene frieze, xi.
185 ; with Triton, in archaic sculp-
ture at Athens, x. 262
Heracles Musagetes, on B.M. vase, ix. 3
Heraeum (Argos), pre- Achaean, xvi. 92
Heraea ? tribe at Megalopolis. Supp. i. 124
Heraldic designs, on oronzes from Acropolis,
xiii. 266 ; on goldsmith's mould in Ash-
molean Museum, xvi. 329
Herkeios, Zeus, xiv. 1.76
Hermae, boundary marks, xv. 37 ; boundary
of Laconia, 54
Hermann, P., Das Grdberfeld von Marion
auf Cypern, reviewed, x. 281
Hermaphrodite, Pergamene statue, xi. 188
Hermes, in fable of Babrius, xiii. 300 ; hus-
band of Pandrosos, xii. 353 ; connection
with goat, xiv. 151 ; with Kabeiroi,
xiii. 84 ; temples in Cilicia, xii. 210,
211 See also AIM
In Art : wooden image, xii. 353 ; archaic
relief with Athene and Artemis at St.
Petersburg, ix. 39 ; statue at Palermo,
xii. 47 ; Belvedere, work of sons of
Praxiteles, xv. 212 ; as cattle-stealer on
vase, xiii. 75 ; with Siren, on B.M.
amphora, xiii. Ill ; on Pandora crater,
xi. 278
He rmoc rates, his fortifications at Selinus,
xvl 136
Hermonax, vase-painter, writing of, xvi. 168
Heroa, at Lydae, ix. 84 ; at Patara, 86
Herodotus, quoted in 'A.6ijvata>v IloXirfia, xii.
35 ; on history of Acropolis, xii. 275 ;
traditions concerning Pelasgi, xvi. 95
Herois, feast and drama at Delphi, ix. 302
Herse, cult and shrine, xii. 351
Hersephoria, xii. 350
Hesiou, genealogies defended, xvi. 99 ;
Theogony known to artist of chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 51 ; Shield of Heniclea,
xiv. 45 ; story of Pandora, xi. 281
Hesperides, apples of, story as told on vases,
xiv. 386 ; on coins of Kyrene, xiv. 386.
See also Harpies
Hesychius, references to Paphos, ix. 186 ;
to Parthenon, xii. 275
Hiera Kome, x. 221
Hierapolis, Apollo-Lairbenos at, x. 217
Hieratic manner : in Cyprus terra- cot Las, xi.
95 ; in vase painting, xii. 376
Hiereia. See Artemis
Hiero, vase representing Briseis and Achilles,
ix. 14; vase from Acropolis, xiv. 195 ;
Odysseus and Diomede vase, xiii. 72
Hierocles at lasos, ix. 339
Hieroglyphs, Cretan, on perforated stones,
xiv. 275 ; on prism-shaped stones from
Crete, xiv. 276 ; on four-sided stone from
Sparta, xiv. 275 ; Hittite, 371
Hieropolis-Castabala, in ancient writers, xi.
244 ; site of, xi. 243 ; = Boiroum, xi.
235
Hieropolis-Sebilia, Supp. ii. 20
Hikesios, Apollo, x. 43
Himerius, reference to temple of ' the Polias,'
xiii. 183
Himeros. See Eros
Hipparchos, love-name, xii. 379
Hippios. See Poseidon
Hippodamas (love-name), on vase from
Acropolis, xiv. 195
Hippodamia, x. 100
Hippolyta, See Heracles
Hipponax, poet, x. 9
Hippopotamus, on vases from Hissarlik, xiv.
82
Hissarlik, remains, xiv. 277, 326 ; xvi. 79
Histiaea, on stele at Gonia, xvi. 179
Hittite civilisation, xiv. 271 ; writing, xiv.
271 ; symbols, compared with Cretan,
xiv. 316 ; inscription at Bey Keui, ix.
372 ; influence on Phrygian art, ix. 352 ;
shields in art, xiii. 216 See also Crete
Holm, A., Griechische Geschichte, reviewed,
vol. ii., x. 288 : vol. iii., xi. 355
Homer (writings) : contents in 5th century
B.C., xiv. 2 ; influence on Dorians, x.
147 ; prerogatives of kings, xv. 221 ;
iron in, xiii. 25 ; murder trial, xiii. 69 ;
testimony concerning temples on
Acropolis, xiii. 167 ; illustrated on
Kypselos chest, xiv. 52, 53 ; on vases,
xi. 212 ; xiii 83. See also Iliad
In Art: Apotheosis of, in B.M., xvi.
283 ; statue at Delphi, ix. 291
Homeric hymns : hymn to Apollo, ix. 286 ;
xiv. 1 ; motives of compiler, xiv. 20 ;
general character of the hymns, xiv. 3 ;
text and bibliography, xv. 136, 251, 305
Homoeoteleuton, cause of error in text of
Homeric hymns, xv. 280
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Homolle TM Lea Archives de FIntendance
sacree a Delos, reviewed, ix. 139
Honey, given to infants, xv. 3 ; used in
sacrifices, 20, 21 (note) ; used for wine, as
intoxicant, 21
Horizontal curvature in Greek architecture,
xiii. 46
Horns of oxen, gilded for sacrifice, xiv. 122
Horse : primitive cult, xiv. 82, 138 ;
chthonian, 138 ; dress of worship-
pers, 148 ; connection with Demeter
and Poseidon, 141 ; genealogy of horse-
deities, 146 ; horse's head as mouth of
hell, in Hindu mythology, 143
In Art : on E. pediment at Olympia, x.
115 ; on tripod-handles from Acropolis,
xiii. 234, 237 ; on sepulchral reliefs,
xiv. 142 ; on tombstone relief at Chry-
sapha, xiv. 142 ; (fighting) relief on
Phrygian tomb, x. 165 ; on Delos
acroterion, xir. 143 ; on Corinthian
ware, xi. 173 ; with human feet on
coin of Nicaea, xiv. 148, 149
Horse-combat, in painting, xiii. 133
Horse-headed deities, xiv. 145 ; figures with
bird-legs = Harpies, 147 ; man on platter
from Chiusi. 149 ; figure on gem from
Crete (Berlin), 138 ; from Phigaleia
(Berlin), 138
Horseman, relief at Deyelar, x. 219 ; at
Badinlar, 224 ; on coins of Isinda and
Panemoteichos in Pisidia, xv. 130
Hostilianus, son of Trajan Decius, xi. 127
House, at Ghiuk Chalar (Caria), xvi. 253 ;
fortified, at Urun (Caria), xvi. 202
Human figures as supports to tripods, xvi.
275 ; sacrifice, in animal worship, xiv.
106
Hungary, Bronze Age deposits in, xiv. 330 ;
ceramic forms compared with those of
Aegina, xiii. 223
Hunting-scene, on vases, xi. 173, 174
Huts, old Italian, xvi. 127 (note)
Hyades, on Alcmene vase, xi. 225
Hyampolis (Phocis), history and remains,
xvi. 293
Hybla (Melilli), an important Siculic centre,
xvi. 135 (note)
Hydria, earliest forms of, xiv. 216 ; b. f. with
preparation for race, x. 102 ; B.M. r. f.
with Orphic myth, xi. 343 ; of Phintias,
in B.M., xii. 366 ; from Polledrara, xiv.
206, 207
Hydrophoria, at Mycenae, xiv. 100
Hygiamon (love-name), vase from Athens in
B.M., xvi. 176 ; vase from Eretria in
Louvre, xvi. 175
Hygieia, statue from Salamis, Cyprus, xii.
127 : dedication at Megalopolis, Supp. i.
128
Hylas, on vase, x. 124
Hyle, possible site, xiii. 349
Hyllarima (Caria), site, xvi. 242
Hyllos, Zeus, xvi. 242
Hymnia. See Artemis
Hymns. See Homeric Hymns
Hypnos, statue, xii. 49 ; as winged figure,
xii. 343 ; on Kypselos chest, xiv. 52, 69
Hysiae, site and remains, xv. 79
lamidae, connection with bees, xv. 7
lasos, inscriptions, ix. 338
Ibriz, monument, with maeander pattern,
x. 150
Icarus (Icarius), myth, xiv. 259
Icelandic Law, xiii. 62
Iconium, remains, xi. 154
Idas and Marpessa, on Kypselos chest, xiv.
70
Idebessus, deme of Acalissus, in Lycia, xv.
120
Ideographs (Cretan), xiv. 302
Idols, from Aegosthena, xv. 323
Ignatius, epistles of, x. 219
Iliad, abridgments, xiv. 141 ; history of
text, compared with that of Homeric
Hymns, xv. 307 : vase-paintings, illus-
trating, ix. 11, 16. Little Iliad, see
Troy
Iliupersis, on vases, xiv. 174, 185. See also
Troy
Imhoof-Blumer (F.), Gfriechische Miinzen,
reviewed, xi. 353
Imhoof-Blumer (F.), and 0. Keller, Tier u.
Pflanzenbilder auf Miinzen^ u. Gemrnen,
reviewed, x. 285
Immortality, belief in, xiv. 245
Imprecations, on tombs, xii. 267
Indus, R., boundary of Lycia, xv. 95
Inflexions in Italian Greek, x. 17
Inlaid ornament, on jewels from Aegina,
xiii. 206, 213
Inscriptions on early Attic lekytlii, with
father's name, xvi. 166 ; improvement of
spelling on vases, after Persian wars, xvi.
168. See also Gortynian Inscription,
Ostraka
Insignia (regal), of Rome, origin, x. 251
Institute di Corrispondenza Archeologica,
x. 191
lo, story of, xvi. 92
lobacchi, assembly house, at Athens, xvi.
335 ; regulations of club, xiv. 225
lolaos, chariot of, on chest of Kypselos, xiv.
37. See also Heracles
lole, loleia, xii. 335
lolkos, commercial connection with Nile
valley, xiv. 360 ; contents of tombs, xiv.
359
Ion, legend of, xvi. 103 ; constitution of,
xii. 24
lonians, allies of Hittites, xv. 236 (note) ;
fashion of wearing hair, xiii. 190
Ionic : alphabet on relief in P.M., xiv. 268 ;
dative, cause of errors in text of Homeric
Hymns, xv. 274 ; method of writing
on vases, xvi. 168
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Ionic (continual) —
(art) : characteristics, xiv. 46 ; of Nau-
cratis and Kyrene influenced by Egyp-
tian, xiv. 43 ; influenced by Doric spirit
in chest of Kypselos, xiv. 50
(architecture) : octastyle temple on site of
Parthenon, \ii. 295 ; capitals at Delphi,
ix. 313 ; capital atSalamis (Cyprus), xii.
114 ; fusts at Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 65
los, Mycenaean antiquities from, xvi. 79
Iphidnmas. See Agamemnon
Iphigeneia, as stag, on vase, xiv. 136
Ipliiklos, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 67
Iphitos, on vase, xii. 335
Ipsus, x. 152
Iris, equine form of, xiv. 143 ; on Pamphaios
vase, xii. 369 ; on east frieze of Parthenon,
x. 267 ; xiii. 95
Iron, in Homer, xiii. 25 ; xvi. 113 ; used 1>y
Achaeans in Homeric poems, 87 ; in My-
cenaean age, xiii. 28 ; trinkets, 29 ; scarce,
at Mycenae, xvi. 113 ; at Troy, xiii. 30
Isauria (Cilicia Tracheia), ecclesiastical sites,
Supp. il 9
Isis, in inscription from Egypt, xii. 384
Island-stones, pictographs on, xiv. 272. See
also Seals
Ismene, on b.f. kvlix from Acropolis, xiii.
286 ; in Sophocles' Antigone, x. 145
Ismenios, Apollo, xiv. 252
Isocephalism in sculpture, xiii. 192
Issus, battle of, in mosaic, xi. 193
Itacism, its effect upon text of Homeric
hymns, xv. 262
Italian-Greek, x. 11
Italy, archaeology and excavations in, 1887-
95, xvi. 120 ; original meaning of name,
xv. 235 ; Pelasgi in, xvi. 109 ; settlements
of true Italic race in mountains, 125 ;
their migration to valleys, 125 ; lowlands
last inhabited, 125 ; settlements of shep-
herd tribes, 126 ; isolated heights in central
Italy, 127 ; defence of plain-settlements
by waterditch, 127 ; indigenous dwellers
in Po country, 128 ; effect of rivers on
inhabitants, 128 ; burial grounds, minia-
ture towns, 128 ; wanderings of tribes in,
129 ; colonisation of country south of
Apennines, 129 ; Greeks in south Italy,
x. 11
It-hissar. See Telatulrus
Ithyphallic figure at Abac, xvi. 302
Ixion, in Pompeian wall-painting, xvi. 144
Jalova, river in Sphagia, xvi. 5, 10
Jambazli, inscriptions, xii. 262
Jason, pedigree of, not connected with Hellen,
xvi. 106 ; on vases, x. 120, xiv. 386 ; un-
finished statue. xL 141 ; with Medea, on
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 71
Javones, derivation and meaning of name,
xv. 236 (note)
Jewel-casket theme, relief in B.M., xiv. 267
Jewellery, from Polls tes Chrysochou, xi. 54,
98
Jews [in Euboea under Venetians, ix. 105.
See also Sabbatitteti
Joanne, Grkce /, Athene* et ses encinms,
reviewed ix. 391
Judge (single), in Gortynian code, xiii. 49
Julius, Cains, heroon of, at Lydae, ix. 84
Juno Sospita, xiii. 317, xiv. 113
Jupiter. See Zeus
Justinian, restoration of monastery at Apadna
(Isauria), Supp. ii. 18
K (see also C)
Kabeiroi : myth, xi. 346 ; cult at Thebes,
xiii. 84 ; origin of Upm^uva, xiii. 85 ; god-
dess with two gods, xiii. 85 ; excavations
of Theban Kabeirion, ix. 128 ; xiii. 77 ;
vases, ix. 129
Kachrylion, vase-painter, xii. 376
Kagyetteis, x. 223
Kahun, vases from, xi. 273 ; symbols on
pottery, xiv. 284, 348
Kaisarea (festival at Megalopolis), Supp. i.
140
Kakasbos, chthonic deity, on reliefs, &c., xv.
129
Kalamata, Turkish route to Tripolitsa, xv. 27.
Kallikles, sculptor, in Megalopolis inscrip-
tion, Supp. i. 134
Kallikritos (artist), xvi. 184
Kamares on Mt. Ida (Crete), excavation of
votive cave at, xiv. 348 ; date of pottery,
xiv. 350
Kanygelleis (Cilicia), xii. 208
Kaparga (Cyprus), excavations, xi. 10
Kaphtor, xiv. 369
Karnion river = Xerilo-potamo, xv. 77
Karpophoros, Ge, xii. 352
Kars Bazaar, remains, xi. 233
Kiirya, identical with Lissa, ix. 85
Karyae, site, xv. 54 ; history, 55 (note) ; re-
mains, 56
Karyanda (Caria), site, xiv. 375 ; xvi. 209
Karystos (Euboea), castle acquired by Venice,
ix. 96 ; taken by Turks, 104
Karystos ( Peloponnese), site, xv. 45 ; re-
mains, 46
Kasarea, ix. 83
Kasmilos, xiii. 84
Kastania, ballad, x. 88
Kefti, xiv. 370
Keleos, xv. 2
Keller. See Imhoof-Blumer
Kephallenia, Mycenaean objects in tombs,
xvi. 135
Kephalovrysis, in Asean plain = Pegae, xv.
70
Kephti, xiv. 370
Kfir, in Homer, &c., xii. 344 ; on archaic
vase (Cyprus), xi. 43 ; on Kyprelos chest,
xiv. 48, 79
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Keramos, topography, xvi. 188
Kerasia. See Oeum
Kerkyon and Theseus on kylix. x. 237
Keryx, ancestor of Kerykes, xii. 353
Kes (Kras), Egyptian symbol xiii. 199
Kestel (Coropissus - Sebilia - Hieropolis),
church at, Supp. ii. 20
Key-pattern, on slabs near Basilis, xiii. 229.
See also Maeander, Ornament
Khelmos (Mt.), remains on, xv. 37
Khuenaten's Palace, paintings in, xiii. 222
Kids, male figures carrying, from Salamis,
xii. 155
Kimon, builder of sub-basement of Par-
thenon, xii. 289 ; of south-wall of Acro-
polis, xiii. 32
Kimonion of Acropolis, fragments built into,
xii. 277
Kindya (Caria), remains at site, xvi. 196
Kinyras and Kinyradae, ix. 178
Kirke myth, in art, xiii. 77, 82
Kleanthes of Corinth, painter, xiii. 14
Kleinis, the Babylonian, legend of, xiv.
88
Kleomenes (of Sparta), attacks [Megalopolis,
Supp. i. 4 ; battle with Achaean League,
xv. 31
Kleon, in command at Pylos, xvL 35
Klima (in Melos), site, xvi. 347
Klimax, between Argos and Mantinea, xv.
80
Knosos, earliest traditions of Crete con-
nected with, xiv. 280 ; signs on pre-
historic building at, xiv. 281 ; referred to
in Odyssey, xiv. 356 ; Pelasgic, xvi. 109
Kodros cup (Berlin), xiii. 118
Koinon of Telmissos, xiv. 379
Koja Kalessi (Isauria), topography and re-
mains of, Supp. ii. 9
Kolettes, ballad, x. 88
Kolokotrones, x. 88
Kolyttos, on vase, xiii. 118
Komai of Telmissos (Caria), xiv. 379
Komastae, dress of, on vases, xii. 340
Komatas (Sicilian), fed by bees, xv. 8
Konia (Iconium), remains, xi. 155
Koniditsa. See Pellana.
Koon, on chest of Kypselos, xiv. 77
Korasion, inscription, xii. 258
Kordax dance, origin of, xiv. 101
Kore, in Orphic system, xi. 346
Koryphasion? of Thucydides = Palaeo-
Kastro, xvi. 3, 24 ; significance of name,
1 5 ; description of, 5 ; fortifications, 25 ;
blockade of, 27 ; wall attacked by Lacedae-
monians, 29 ; hardships of Athenians at,
33; account in Thucyoides by an eye-wit-
ness, 45
Korythium, excavations, x. 273
Koskinia (Caria), site, xvi. 242
Kourotrophos, an aspect of Aphrodite, xiii.
284 ; of Ge, xii. 352
Kouyundjik, friezes from, xi. 169
Krateia, xiii. 87
Kresium, identification of, xv. 35
Krinolaus, son of Xenopeithes, built a etoa
at Hyampolis, xvi. 294
Krio, Capo, marble figures at, ix. 82
Krissa, remains at, ix. 287
Kromi, site, xv. 78
Kryavrysi (Alpheius ?), xv. 53
Kuklia (Cyprus), excavations, ix. 159 ;
temple, ix. 162 ; tombs, ix 265 ; plan,
with tombs, ix. 270
Kumbet (Phrygia), remains, x. 175
Kybele : cult of in Phrygia, etc. ix. 371, x.
156 ; relief in Midas-city, x. 167 ; figure
supporting tripod at Oxford, xvi. 279.
See also Lion
Kydon, on stele at Gonia, xvi. 179
Kydonia, treaty with Histiaea, inscription,
xvi. 179
Kylix, development, xii. 374 ; Tricoupi,
with exploits of Thesexis, x. 231 ; b. f.
from Cyprus, xi. 44, 45 ; (Kleinmeister)
from Salamis, xii. 143 ; fragments of b. f.
from Acropolis xiii, 282 ; style of
white, xvi. 173; transitional Athenian,
xvi. 285
Kyme (Aeolis), x. 188
Kyme (Campania), excavations, xvi. 138
Kynosarges, on vase, xiii. 116
Kypris £ei/i'a ? at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 134
Kypromedon, in Cypriote inscription, xi. 68
Kypsela (Thrace), coins of xiv. 35
Kypselidai, connection with chest of Kyp-
selos, xiv. 33
Kypselos, chest, xiv. 30 ; story of, in Hero-
dotus, xiv. 31 ; restoration, ibid.
Kyrene, represented on vases, x. 133 ;
lonians at, xiv. 43 ; vases from, xiv. 181 ;
types on vases, xiv. 183; influence of
technique on vases from Eretria, xiv.
183 ; Kyrenaic idea of harpies xiii. 106.
See also Aristaeus
Kyzyl Kaya (in Lycia), remains at, xv. 98
Labrandeus, Zeus, xi. 118
Labyrinth of Crete, supposed site of, xiv,
281
Laconia, population of, xvi. 83 ; held by
Dorians, 84 ; held by Pelopidae, 84 ;
boundary towards Tegea xv. 54 ;
routes taken by invaders, 60 ; contents of
Vaphio tomb, xi. 213, xii. 201, xvi. 78.
See also Epaminondas, Sparta
Laconian ' Tripolis.' See Pellana
Lacunar. See Camera
Ladokeia, site of, xv. 31 ; battle of, 31,
Supp. i. 4
Ladon (snake), on vase-fragment from Acro-
polis, xiv. 386
Lagoons, formation of, xvi. 7
Laios and comrades, transformation into
birds, xv. 2
Lairbenop, Lairmenos. See Apollo- Lairbenos
Lamas gorge, Cilicia, xii. 217
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Lamia, tortured by Sileni, on b.f. lekythos
at Athens, xvi. 172 (note)
Lamos. See Lanuts
Lamps, from Cyprus, xi. 49 ; perpetual, in
Kn-.-h thru in, xiii. 173
Langl, J., Gricchische Qotter-u.-Helden-
Gettalten, reviewed, ix. 138
Langobardia, Theme of, x. 39
Lanuvium, xiii. 317
Laphria, festival of Artemis Elaphia, xiv.
134 ; in inscription from Hyampolis, xvi.
309
Lapith, head on metope of Parthenon, xiii.
94
Larissa, old Pelasgic capital, xvi. 106
Lascaria (Constantine), scribe and editor, xv.
163.
Latin spoken by Non-Aryans in Italy, xvi.
82
Latium, line of defence of, xvi. 127. See
also Sigma
Latinos, sites in, xvi. 210
Lavaltas (Midas), ix. 379
La Vathia granted to della Qronda, ix. 104 ; =
Vatheia, ix. 104
Law, Attic, xiii 62 ; Qortynian, 48 ; Roman,
60
Leagros (love-name), x. 232 ; xii. 375 ; xiv.
194 ; history of, xvi. 167
League (pre- Hellenic), of states north of
Mediterranean, xii. 205
Leander, in Pompeian wall-painting, xvi.
144
Leeds, collection of ancient marbles, xi. 255
Leg, length of, in archaic bronze from Acro-
polis, xiii. 263
Lekythoi, distribution of, xvi. 170 ; widely
exported from Attica, 170 ; special expor-
tation to Qela, 170 ; transitional between
white and r.f., 172 ; with glaze-outlines,
174 ; shape and height, 174 ; air-holes,
174 ; a group of early Attic, xvi 164 ;
Attic, in B.M.., xv. 192 ; Attic, in Cypriote
tomb, xii. 315 ; Attic, from Eretria, xiii.
I ; from Eretria, with death of Priam,
xiv. 170 ; polychrome, from Eretria, xiv.
179; protp-Corinthian (Macmillan), x.
253 ; id. xi. 167 ; in Ashmolean museum,
xv. 325 ; from Polis tes Chrysochou, xi
43,47
Lelantum, mention of, in hymn to Apollo,
xiv. 28
Leleges (history) : wanderings of, xvi. 268 ;
distinct from Carians, 269 ; in Milesian
territory, 269 ; driven to Curia, by
' Minoan ' thalassocracy, 270 ; serfs of
Carians,270; attacked by Lydo-Carians,
270 ; driven from Pedasa, 193 ; positions
chosen for towns, 203
(remains) : ruins of house in Caria, xvi.
^ 200 ; settlement on Turkmen-Dagh
(Caria) 209 ; remains in Caria, 267 ;
269 ; tombs, forts, settlements, 268
LemnoB, inscriptions in, xvi 104
Lenaion, at Athens, identified, xvi. 336
Leochares (sculptor), his Ganymede, xv. 214
Leochares of Apollonia, decree in honour
of, xii. 49
Leontari (Cyprus) excavations, ix. 147 ;
tombs, ix. 264 ; pottery, ix. 157
Leontomenes, tomb at Lydae, x. 53 ; history
of, 56
Leopard with boar, on bronze relief from
Acropolis, xiii. 244 ; with huntsman, on
kylix, xii. 310. See also Argot
Lepanto, tradition concerning battle of,
xvi. 4
Leper, terra-cotta, xiii. 101
Lerna, boy's head from, xi. 103
Lesbos, excavations at, x. 202 ; Pelasgic, xvi
108
Lesche at Delphi, x. 119
Lesches, Little Iliad, xiv. 172
Leto, Praxitelean, at Argos, xvi 281 ; (with
Python) in Cyzicene temple, xi. 196 ;
with Artemis, at Delphi, ix. 282 ; with two
children, on Mantinean basis, xvi. 281 ; id.
on coin of Megara (Greece), copy of Man-
tinean group, xvi 281. See also Artemit-
Leto
Letters, forms of, in inscriptions on bronze,
xiii. 125. See also Alphabet
Leucius, Cilician physician, xi. 252
Leuconian fountain, site of, xv. 36
Leucothea, relief, ix. 12
Leuctra, battle of, Supp. i 1
Leuctrum, site of, xv. 63
Lex Salica, xiii. 60
Libation to Agathos Daimon, xiv. 384
Libra (Roman), value of, ix. 27
Lichas (son of Samios), love-name on Attic
vase, xvi. 166, 167
Ligures, remains of, xvi. 132
Lilybaeum, Carthaginian fortifications, xvi
136 ; tomb-stones, 137
Limniti (Cyprus), excavations, xi 82
Linea alba, drawing of, on vases, xiv.
196
Linear symbols (Cretan), xiv. 276 ; relation
to pictographs, xiv. 346 ; table of forms,
xiv. 347 ; wide range of, xiv. 361 '
Lion : survival in Greece, xiv. 103 ; legend
of Elpis (Samian), 109 ; cult in Myce-
naean age, 103 ; cult, compared with
that of ass, 107, 119 ; origin of myths
of Heracles, 114; chthonian, 110;
Semitic symbol of death, 110 ; on
sepulchral monuments as symbol of
death, 109 ; as tree-symbol, 109 ; symbol
of Dionysus, 108 ; protector of springs
and waters, 112 ; worshippers, called
4 Icon tes', 105 ; dress of worshippers 105 ;
men dressed in skin of, on Assyrian
frieze, 116
In Art: figures standing on lions, xvi.
279 ; Greek and Assyrian, xi 168 ;
Egyptian, xi 169 ; accompanying deity,
xvi. 279 ; with palm-tree, xiv. 109
(and note) ; with Kybele, xiv. 1 1 ;
with goat, Dionysiac meaning of,
C
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Lion (continued) —
xiv. 152 ; in architecture, xii. 203 ;
rtted skin in ancient art, xiv. 105 ;
n in archaic sculpture (B.M.)> xiv.
104 ; terra-cotta head at Abae, xvi. 300 ;
attacking bull, ivory relief from Cyprus,
xvi. 341 ; bronze fragments from Acro-
polis, xiii. 239, 256 ; lioness, memorial
of Leaina, xiv. 105 ; lion-gate at My-
cenae, ix. 369, x. 147, xii. 202 ; on
proto-Corinthian vase, xi. 168 ; Cyprus
bowl at New York, xiv. 103 ; on Island
gems (Vaphio), xiv. 106 ; scalp of, on
Samoa coins, xiv. 109 ; head, Aegina
pendant, xiii. 205 ; man dressed in skin
of, on gems, xiv. 107
Lion-headed figures on bronze plaque in
Louvre, xiv. 118; man on vase, 117;
figure on Cretan seal, 339 ; man on gem
from Athens, 116
Lion-masks, on scabbard from Vettersfelde,
xiv. 217 ; on Polledrara ware, 208
Lion-tombs : treatment of, in Phrygia, ix.
360 ; in Phrygia, connection with lion-
gate at Mycenae, 369 ; at Demirli, 354,
361? 366, 368 ; at Xanthus, xiv. 110
Lissa (Lissae), ruins of, ix. 85
Lithobolia, xiv. 253
Liturgiae of boat-races, xi. 148
Lityerses, with ass, xiv. 92
Lizards, on bronze handle from Acropolis,
xiii. 239
Locality, how indicated in art, x. 122 ; on
Brygos vases, xii. 336
Locri (Italy), height of horseman on pedi-
ment at, xiii. 192 ; Ionic temples at, xvi.
137
Locris, division of, result of Dorian invasion,
xv. 229
Locust, on D?^"»« situla, xiii. 110 ; on
coins, xiii. 110
Logeion. See Stage
Lombards and Venetians in Euboea, ix.
91
Lonibardy, early necropoleis of, xvi. 131
Longa (Aetolia), temple at, xiii. 342
Loom of Kirke, on vase, xiii. 80
Loredano, Pietro, victory at Kallipolis, ix.
Ill
Loria, Roger de, governor of Attica, ix. 96
Loryma, ruins of, ix. 82
Lotus flower, origin of trident, xiii. 18 ;
on Polledrara hydria, xiv. 208, 209 ; on
B.M. amphora, xiii. Ill ; lotus-tipped
boat in Phoenician art, xiii. 198
Loutron (Salamis), xii. 81, 89
Love-inscriptions on Nolan amphorae, xvi.
170
Love-songs of Otranto and Bova, x. 21
Lozenge and square, pattern on Phrygian
tombs, x. 151
Lucian, story of Pentheus, xvi. 155 ;
reference to ' the Polias,' xiii. 182
Ludovisi throne, Aphrodite on, xiv. 200
Lupercalia. rites at, xiv. 253
Lutrophoros (r.f.), fragment from Acropolis,
xiv. 193
Lycaonia, xi. 151 ; speech of, 158 ; ecclesias-
tical remains in, Supp. ii. 22
Lycia, inscriptions from various sites,
xv. 100, 116 ; from Lisse or Lissae, ix.
88 ; from Lydae Patara and Myra, x. 51 ;
Lycian dedication in Cyprus, ix. 162,231 ;
frontier of Caria and Lycia, xv. 93 ;
Lycian League, x. 65, 77
Lycius, sculptor, xi. 211
Lycone, Mt., excavations, x. 273
Lycosura, remains, xi. 213 ; temple, xii.
'390 ; antiquity of, xv. 30
Lycurgos, on B.M. vase, xi. 228
Lydae, topography and remains, ix. 83, x.
50, xv. 95
Lydatis, district, ix. 83
Lydia, divided by Halys river from Medes,
x. 154 ; Lydians akin to Carians, xvi.
270 ; tiimuli compared with Carian, xvi.
266 ; kings, benefactors to Delphi, ix.
308
Lydiadas, tyrant of Megalopolis, Supp. i. 4 ;
death of, xv. 31
Lykaeitai (tribe at Megalopolis), Supp. i.
125, 136
Lykaia (festival), Supp. i. 140
Lykaios, Zeus, xiv. 137, Supp. i. 140
Lykeios, Apollo, xv. 195
Lykoa, Supp. i. 139
Lykoatai (tribe at Megalopolis), Supp. i. 138
Lykomedes at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 2
Lykos, plain of, xvi. 5
Lynceus, xvi. 91
Lysios (Dionysos), xiv. 259
Lysippus, school of, xi. 141 ; style compared
witn that of Scopas, xv. 195
M
Macedonia, relations with Megalopolis, Supp.
i. 3
Machaneus, Zeus, ix. 331
Madnasa (Caria), site of, xvi. 210
Maeander, river, ix. 344
Maeauder pattern, on lekythoi, xii. 311, xvi.
174 ; on ring from Aegina, xiii. 212 ; on
goldsmith's mould in Ashmolean museum,
xvi. 326. See also Key-pattern
Maenads, at death of Pentheus in Pompeian
painting, xvi. 152 ; in Dionysiac groups,
ix. 32, xiii. 315
Maenalii (tribe at Megalopolis), Supp. i. 125
Maenalus, topography of, xv. 76
Magna Graecia, meaning of name, xv. 235
Magna Mater. See Mother
Magnesia ad Maeandrum, excavations, ix.
133 ; theatre, xiv. 230
Magnesia ad Sipylum, Niobe at, x. 216 •
Maket tomb at Kahun, contents of, xiv. 318
Makri, gulf of, x. 51
Makris. See Ariataeus
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Maltash tomb, chess-board pattern on, x.
151 ; date of, x. 152
Mamurius Veturius, xiv. 253
Manes Ourammoes (Phrygian chief) in in-
scription of Anaboura, x. 157
Manthyrea, site and remains, xv. 35, 36
Mantinea, excavations, x. 273 ; temple of
Hera, ix. 131 ; Mantinean basis, xvi.
280 ; topography, xv. 62 ; plain of, 80 ;
route to Pallantium, 82 ; to Tegea, 82 ;
to Methydriuui, 83 ; to Orchomenos,
84 ; damming of stream at, 85 ; battles,
48, 85 ; battle of 362 B.C., 87, Supp. i. 2 ;
battle of 207 B.C., xv. 88
' Mantle-6gures ' from Salamis, xii. 140
Marathon, personified, xii. 379 ; tumulus at,
xii. 390 ; excavations, xiii. 144 ; Mara
thonian bull, see Theseus
Marathonisi island, near Sphakteria, xvi. 34
Marble used in combination with poros
stone, xii. 287
Marcius (Sextus) Priscus, praetor, ix. 84 ;
legatus propraetore, x. 73
Marcus Aurelius, column of, xvi. 139
Marion (Cyprus). See Poli
Marmaria, pass of, xv. 28
Marpessa. See Idas
Marriage- customs of Mycenaeans, not tote-
mistic, xiv. 157. See also Woman
Mars and Venus, terra-cotta at Copen-
hagen, ix. 32. See also Ares
Marsyas and Athena (relief), xiii. 99
Marsyas (river), source of, ix. 344 ; confused
with Maeander, 345 ; Hellenic fortress
commanding valley of, xvi 238
Marzabotto (Misanum), excavations, xvi. 140
Ma8ks,dramatic, derived from old ceremonial,
xiv. 164 ; lion-masks, see Lions
Masonry, with cramps and key-pattern near
Basilis, xiii. 230 ; ' Lelegian,' at Chalketor,
xvi. 210. See also Polygonal, Squared
blocks
Masons' marks, in Cilicia, xii. 220 ; on My-
cenaean building, Knosos, xiv. 282; at
Salamis ^Cyprus), xii. 113
Mausoleum, the chariot-group, xiii. 188 ;
panel with Theseus and Skiron ix. 276,
resemblance of Mausoleum to chambered
tumuli of Caria, xvi. 270
Mausolus, founder of a mainly Lelegian
state, xvi. 271 ; incorporates Carian towns,
xvi. 193
May-custom typified in the ' Bacchae,' xiv.
258 ; May-queen ceremonies, xiv. 255
Mayer, Maximilian, Giganten u. Titanen in
d. antiken Sage u. Kunst (reviewed), ix.
385
Measures of length, Greek, xii. 279. See
also Olympia
Medea and Jason, on Kypselos chest, xiv.
71
Medimnos of Paphos and Salamis, ix. 189
Medon, xiv. 43
Medusa, Pergamene, xl 198 ; head at Leeds,
x,i. 270
Megaklefl. love-name, xii. 368
Megalfe Hellas, xv. 235
Megalithic temple. See Buto
Megalopolis, personified, ix. 61 ; history,
Supp. i. 1 ; connection with Persia, xiii.
328 ; excavations, xi. 215; Supp. i. 1,7;
theatre, xi. 294 ; xii. 395 ; xiii. 148 ;
scenic arrangements at, xiii. 356 ; gym-
nasium, xiii. 336 ; plan of Stoa Philip-
peios, xiii. 336; xiv. 242; Thersilion,
xiii. 319 ; Scanotheca, xiv. 242 ; route
from M. to Asea, xv. 26 ; to Tegea, 26 ; to
Belmina, 46 ; to Methydrium, 75 ; to
Maenalus, 76
Megara (Greece), excavations, xi. 214 ;
(Sicily), relief from, ix. 31 ; colony of
Siculi at, xvi. 135, (note) ; destroyed, 482
B.C. ibid.
Meidan (Cilicia), plan of, xii. 223 ; inscrip-
tions, xii. 270
Meidias hydria, interpreted, xiii. 119
Meis, wife of C. Julius Heliodorus, x. 68
Melaina, Deineter, xiv. 141
Melampus, cult at Aegosthena, xv. 319
Melanion and Atalanta, on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 75
Melanthus, ancient name of Amargetti ? ix.
173
Meleti (Cyprus), tombs, ix. 266
Melilli. See Hybla
Melissa, on vase (B.M. from van Branteghem
collection), xv. 16. See also Melisseus
Melissai, at Delphi etc., xv. 4, 5. See also
Bees
Melissaios, epithet of Zeus, xv. 3
Melisseus (of Crete), legend of, xv. 3
Melita, name on vase from Acropolis, xiv.
194
Meliteus (son of Zeus), legend of, xv. 3
Melos, excavatior.s, xvi. 342, 347 ; site of
town, 348 ; harbour, 350 ; geological
changes in, 350 ; style of pottery, xiv. 44 ;
Mycenaean remains, xvi. 79
Memnon, on vase, xii. 345. See also
-I chilles
Men Askaenos, x. 219
Menelaus, dominions of, xv. 221 ; his re-
lation to Agamemnon, xv. 222 ; a new-
comer at Sparta, xvi. 93; on Spartan
bone relief, xii. 42 ; on vase from Acro-
polis, xiv. 189 ; on Kypselos chest, xiv.
71
Menidi, tomb at, evidence for continuity of
population of Attica, xvi. 78, 102
Menos Kome, x. 221
Merten, near Metz, monument, xi. 208
Mesembria, symbol of gun, on coins of, xiv.
273
Messene, personification of, ix. 59
Metal-work, in early Greece, influenced by
gem-engravers, xvi. 324; at Corinth, xi.
174. See also Bronze
Metamorphosed persons in legend, not
always 'totems/ xvi. 98
Methydrium, site of, xv. 75
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Metopes, from treasury of Athenians at
Delphi, xv. 207 ; from temple of Apollo,
Delphi, ix. 289 ; archaic, with female
head at Mycenae, xvi. 340 ; of Parthenon,
xiii. 94 ; metope principle of composition
of chest of Kypselos, xiv. 49
Metre, its effect upon text of Homeric
hymns, xv. 262
Metrology : Primitive Weight Standards, x.
90. See also Ring-money
Metroon, at Corinth, xvi. 279
Metropolis in Phrygia (Ayaz Inn), ix. 373
Mettius Modestus, proconsiil, ix. 84
' Michael Angelo's bar,' in male heads, xv.
199
Midas, mythical and historical x. 158 ;
name of Phrygian kings, 158 ; last king
of Phrygia, married Cymaean Demodike,
157 ; mother of Midas, prophetess-wife of
Gordius, 157 ; explanation of myth of
ass-king, xiv. 87 ; chthonic import of
myth, xiv, 94 ; city of Midas, plan, ix.
374 ; line of wall, 378 ; sculptures along
dromos of, x. 166 ; tomb of Midas, ix.
379 ; x. 149
Midas Lavaltas, ix. 379
Midea, Mycenaean pottery at, xvi. 78 ; con-
nection with Proteus, 92
Mikkiades and Archermos. inventors of
winged Nike figure, xiii. 239
Mikon, xiii. 120
Miletus, in Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 19
Milliaria from Olba and district, xii. 271
Miltiades, love-name on pinax, xii. 379
Minerva, See Athena
Minos, mythical genealogy of, xiv. 356 ;
adopted by Asterios, 357 ; expels Carians
from Crete, xvi. 266 ; character, in Hymn
to Apollo, xiv. 14, 15. See also Glaukos
Minotaur, legend, xiv. 124 ; genealogy, 125 ;
in art, with chariot, etc., 210. See also
Theseus
Minyae, myth of, xiv. 260 ; in Peloponnesus,
xvi. 105 ; navigators, 105 ; of lolkos, 105 ;
of Orchomenos and Thessaly, Pelasgians,
105 ; of Triphylia, 105
Misanum. See Marzabotto
Missolonghi, ballad, x. 89 ; lagoon of, xvi. 7
Mithraic mysteries, xiv. 117
Mitos, xiii. 87
Mnesarchus of Samos, gem-engraver, xvi. 115
Moats of pile-settlement, xvi. 127, 129
Modestus, Mettius, ix. 84 ; x. 75
Moirai on Kypselos chest, xiv. 52, 69
Monasticism in Asia Minor, period of, Supp.
ii. 19
Moncada, Matteo, governor of Attica, ix. 96
Monogrammatic writing, xi. 78
Monolithic columns at Salamis, xii. 75 ;
temple at Buto, xvi. 156
Morea, topography of, xv. 25
Morosi on Calabrian Greek, x. 15
Mosaics at Daphne, xii. 396 ; at Melos, xvi.
355 ; Pergamene, xi. 193 ; in Agora, Sala-
mis, xii. 72
Moschophoros, foot and plinth of, ix. 123
Motella, x. 217, 224
Mother, descent traced through, in CSlicia,
Supp. ii. 29 ; with infant, on relief in
B.M., xiv. 269 ; mother-goddess, ix. 133 ;
x. 217 ; priestess of, xv. 3
Mourning, attitude of (vase at Copenhagen),
ix. 32 ; on Athenian lekythos in B.M. xv.
192 ; women on metope from Athens, xiv.
226 ; Athena, x. 267
Musa, Antonius, statue of, ix. 300
Musa, treaty with Venice, ix. 110
Musagetes. See Heracles
Muses : number of, xvi. 283 ; temple at
Thespiae, x. 273 ; types of, on Mantinean
basis, xvi. 280, 283 ; on chest of Kypselos,
xiv. 72
Museums of Northern Europe, ix. 31 ; of
Sicily, xii. 46 ; at Athens, x. 274 ; xii.
396 ; xiii. 150 ; xv. 209
Mut. See Claudiopolis
Mycenae : excavations, x. 272 ; xiii. 148 ;
xiv. 231 ; xv. 206 ; xvi 340 ; notes on the
antiquities, xii. 199 ; graves, ix. 132 ; ring
of stone- work, xvi. 97 ; date of lion-gate,
ix. 371 ; x. 147 ; age of tombs distinct
from age of gate, x. 147 ; Palladia from,
xiii. 21 ; ass-fresco, xiv. 100 ; design
for ceiling, xiv. 322 ; legend of its build-
ing, xvi. 90 ; its royal house connected
with Crete, xiv. 361
Mycenaean age : what people produced
objects called Mycenaean ? xvi. 77 ; dis-
tribution of remains, ibid. ; range of
civilisation, xii. 204 ; its vitality, xiii.
222 ; in Crete, xiv. 275 ; detected by
pottery, xvi. 78 ; influence of, in Europe
during Hallstatt period, xvi. 80 ; inde-
pendent of Egypt and Mesopotamia,
xvi 80 ; Mycenaeans identified with
Achaeans, xvi. 83 ; relation with civili-
sation of Homer, xvi 112 ; origin of, xvi.
243, 265 ; intercourse with Baltic, xvi.
80 ; people belonged to Bronze age, xvi.
81 ; metals used by, xiii. 25.; writing,
xiv. 271, 362 ; weight-standards, x. 90 ;
animal-worship, xiv. 81 ; totemistic ideas,
xiv. 158 ; mode of wearing hair, xvi.
117 ; shield, xiii. 215 ; beehive tombs
compared to those of Caria, xvi. 265 ;
influence in tumuli of Assarlik (Caria),
265 ; graves on Acropolis (Athens), x. 258 ;
necropolis at Encomi (Cyprus), xvi. 341
Mycenaean art indigenous, xiii. 220 ; con-
nected with Phrygian, ix. 370 ; in Crete,
xiv. 361 ; time limit of, xiv. 44 ; not
continuous with historical, xiv. 44 (but
see xvi. 80) ; 3rd period of, xiii. 223 ;
continuity of principles in Italy, xvi. 133 ;
influence of, m Caria, xvi. 865 ; objects
of decadent period in Caria, xvi. 265 ;
objects found in Crete, xiv. 277 ; lentoid
gem from Goulas (Crete), xiv. 277 ;
three-sided stones, xiv. 318 ; gold orna-
ments from Aegina, xiii. 195
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Mylasa (Caria), importance of, xi. 117 ; pot-
tery at, xvi. 265 ; Zeus of, 270
Myndos (peninsula), topography, xiv. 373 ;
roads in, xvi. 201 ; silver-mine, 204 ; a
Hellenic foundation, 204 ; eite of, 210 ;
settlements of Leleges on, 268
Myra, incriptions, x. 85
Myrioi at Megalopolis, constitution of,
Supp, i. 2
Mysians akin to Carians, xvi. 270
Mystic E, at Delphi, ix. 291
Mythology, development of, from art-types,
I'* xiv. 45 ; laws of interpretation of, xii. 355
Mytilene, pottery, x. 128
Myx (Smixi), in Phocis, remains at, xvi.
304
N
Naos of Parthenon, xii. 289
Naples, discoveries at, xvi. 138 ; statuettes
in Pergamene style, xi. 182
Narasa (Caria), site of, xvi. 21 1
Narce, history and topography of, xvi. 126,
128
National Museum at Athens, xi. 212
Naturalism, in Pergamene sculpture, xi.
183 ; in early vase designs, xi. 274
Naucratis : discovery of, xi. 271 ; lonians
at, xiv. 43 ; products of, in Grotta of Isis,
xiv. 217 ; pottery, x. 126 ; technique of,
xiv. 179 ; influence in Greece, xiv. 181 ;
on vase-paintings, xiv. 182 ; pinax from,
xi. 178
Naupactos, history and remains of, xiii. 338
Nauplia, history of, ix. 107 ; xvi. 92 ; ex-
cavations, xiii. 149 ; bee-hive tomb and
contents, xvi. 78
Nausistrata, name on vase from Acropolis,
xiv. 194
Navarino, Bay of, = Pylos, xvi. 2 ; topography
xvi 3 ; effect of winds in, xvi. 14 ;
Athenians at, xvi. 68. See also Garzoni
Naxos, inscription, xL 261
Nebris, worn by Eurytos on vase, xii. 339
Necklace (gold and carnelian beads) from
Aegina, xiiL 208 ; in Cypriote tomb, xii.
323
Necropolis at Berezan (Russia), xvi. 344 ; of
Ghiuk Chalar (Caria), xvi. 249; at
Kuklia, ix. 160 ; in Italy, of pile-settle-
ments, xvi. 130 ; arrangement of, in
Faliscan territory, xvi. 131. See also
Tombs
Negroponte, battle at, ix. 91 ; Venetian rule
in, ix. 105 ; siege of, ix. 112
Neith, goddess of Sais, symbol for, xiv. 315
Nemesis. See Adntsteia
Nemi (Lake), xvi. 139
Neocori at Delos, payment of, xv. 246
Neoptolemus (Pyrrhus), killed at Delphi, ix.
303. See also Priam
Nereids, on Xanthian monument xiii. 131 ;
names of, on vases with scenes of domestic
life, xiv. 194
Nero, spoliations at Delphi, ix. 307 ; inscrip-
tion on Parthenon, xvi. 339 ; inscription
from Salauiis (Cyprus), xii. 172
Nestane, site of, xv. 81
Net (hunting), on proto-Corinthian lekythcm,
xi. 173
Network, in island gems, produced by use of
1 wheel,' xvi. 324
Nicocles, last king of Paphos, ix. 187 ;
inscription at Paphos, ix. 239
Nicocles in Megalopolis inscription, Supp. i.
132
Nicocreon, king of Salamis, xii. 127
Nicosia, remains at, ix. 153
Nicosthenes, vase-painter, innovations of,
xiv. 181 ; connection with Gyrene, xiv.
181 ; amphoras in style of, Louvre, xiv.
213; Louvre kylix, xiii. 5
Nicostratos, in Lycian inscriptions, xv.
Ill
Niemann. See Benndorf
Night, Death and Sleep on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 69
Nike driving quadriga on bronze »from
Acropolis, xiii. 257 ; of Archermos, ix.
31 ; from balustrade of of Athena Nike
temple, xiii. 272 ; on bronze from Eleu-
therae, xiii. 255 ; of Olympia, ix. 31 ; of
Paionios, ix. 5 ; flying, on vases, xv. 214
(note). See also llarpie*
Nikippos, son of Sption, sculptor of Megalo-
polis, in inscription, Supp. i. 134
Niobe, at Magnesia ad Sipylum, x. 216 ;
probably a cultus- statue of Kybele, x.
160 ; on vase, x. 120
Nolan amphorae, love-inscriptions on, xvi
170
Nomographi, officials at Megalopolis, Snpp.
i. 127
Nonae Caprotinae, rites of, xiv. 253
Nora (Sardinia), Punic necropolis at, xvi.
142
Normans in Sicily, etc., x. 39
North Greek confederation. See Amphic-
tyonic League
Nurhaghe of Sardinia, xvi. 135
Nysa, figure of, in procession of Ptolemy
II., ix. 64
O
Oaths, in Gortynian inscription, xiii. 63
Obsidian implements, at Melos, xvi. 353
October horse, slaying of, xiv. 256
Odysseus : palace of, compared with that of
Menelaos, xvi. 94 ; mode of wearing
hair, xvi. 117 ; his companion in
clutches of Scylla (statue at Palermo),
xii. 52
In Art: on lekythos, xiii. 7 ; on leky-
thos from Eretria, xiii. 2 ; on terracotta
mould from Naples, xiii 6 ; caricatured
on b. f. vase in Ashmolean, xiii. 73 ;
with Kirke, on Boeotian vase, xiii. 77 ;
with Sirens, on stauinos, xiii 5
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Odyssey, reference to races of Crete, xiv. 356 ;
author of, xv. 219
Oechalia of Creophylos, xii. 337
Oenochoe, geometric, Corinthian, xi. 175 ;
from Orvieto, at Berlin, xiv. 212
Oenoe, battle, on Xanthiim frieze, xiii.
133
Oenomaos (and Pelops), on Kypselos chest,
xiv. 65
Oenotrians, Pelasgic origin of, xvi. 109
Oeum, identification of, xv. 61
Oknos (with ass), in art, xiv. 96 ; connected
with Danaids, xiv. 100
01 ba (Cilicia), xii. 209 ; inscriptions, 271 ;
capital of, 220 ; temple of Zeus, 220 ;
theatre, 221 ; lower town, 222 ; priest-
kings of, 226 ; cave temple of Hermes,
211; inscriptions in cave, 227 ; tower of
the Hieron, on coins, Supp. ii. 31
Olbia (Russia), excavations, xvi. 343 ; plan
of town, 344 ; necropolis and burial cus-
toms, 345
' Old Man of the Sea,' on goldsmith's mould
in Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 330
Olympia : Zeus-temple, east pediment, x.
98 ; throne of Zeus, xiv. 233 ; cella of
temple, 236, arrangement of paintings
round throne, 239. Heraeum, proportions,
xii. 284 ; measurements, 292. Bronzes
compared with Athenian, xiii. 232 ; works
in cedar-wood, gold, ivory, xiv. 43 ; robe
woven for Hera of 0., xiii. 179
Olympia, personified, ix. 61
Olympias (spring), xiii. 227
Olympiodorus and Leagros on vase from
Acropolis, xiv. 194
Olympics. See Zeus
Omphalos,at Delphi, ix. 294 ; on works of art,
296 ; on oxybaphon in Louvre, 297 ; egg-
shaped, &c., 298 ; beside Orestes on vases,
298 ; as seat of Apollo, 299 ; on tripod-
stand, 301
Onasagoras of Cyprus, xi. 70
Onchestus, mentioned in hymn to Apollo,
xiv. 27
Onesicles, (Cilician poet), xi. 249
Opaon Melanthios. See Apollo
Ophis, river, xv. 86
Opisthodomos of Parthenon, xiii. 157, 164,
171
Oracles of Delphi, manner of delivery, ix.
306 ; influence of, 283 ; in hymn to
Apollo, xiv. 7 ; in Cilicia, xii. 213 ; of
Trophonios, made known by bees, xv. 7
Orchestra, (of theatre at Megalopolis), Supp.
i. 34, 71 ; pedestals of, JSupp. i. 35 ; of
Vitruvius, identical with ima circinatio,
xiii. 329. See also Stage
Orchomenos (Boeotia), member of amphic-
tyony of Calaureia, xvi. 107 ; cult of the
Charites at, 107 ; excavations at, xiv. 231 ;
ceiling at, xiv. 320, 322 ; Mycenaean
remains, xvi. 105
Oreithyia. See Boreas
Oresteium. See Oresthasium
Orestes, bones of, brought to Sparta, x. 147 ;
cult of, at Sparta, 147 ; in Sophocles'
Electra, 136 ; with Electra on Pergamene
frieze, xi. 185 ; with omphalos, on works
of art, ix. 296. See also Brygos
Oresthasium, site and antiquities of, xv. 27 ;
history of, xv. 31
Orestia, confused with Oresthasium, xv. 31
(note)
Orgas, stream, ix. 345
Orientation of Egyptian temples, xii. 296
Ornament, Mycenaean, xii. 203 ; develop-
ment in Mycenaean art, xiii. 222 ; gold,
from Aegina, xiii. 197 ; on Greek gold-
smith's mould in Ashmolean museum, xvi.
326 ; of white lekythoi from Eretria, xiv.
178. See also Key-pattern, Maeander,
Palmettes, Patterns
Ornavasso, necropolis of, xvi. 141
Oropos, stoa at, ix. 133
Orpheus, in mythology, xv. 9 ; xiv. 254 ; on
vase by Euphronios, ix. 143; death of, on
vases, ix. 145; on kylix from Acropolis of
Athens, xiv. 381
Orphic myths on Attic vases, xi. 343 ; cult
in Southern Italy, &c., xi. 346 ; doctrine
of descensus animarum, xv. 16 (note)
Orta Keui, x. 218
Orthography of waxen tablets of Babrius,
xiii. 298
Orthosia (Caria), a dependency of Nysa, xvi.
242
Osetes, name on Lycian inscription, xv. 109
Osmyn Aga, lagoon near Pylos, xvi. 3 ; not
mentioned by Thucydides or Pausanias,
xvi. 6
Ostothecae. See Cist-graces
Ostraka of Hipparchos, &c , xii. 379 ; from
Egypt, xiii. 121
Ostrakina (Mt.) = Mt. Ag. Elias, xv. 83
Ostrich on Cretan seal, xiv. 341 ; eggs, in
graves at Mycenae, xii. 200
Otranto, Greek dialect and literature of, x. 16
Owl, on lekythos, xii. 311 ; in ornament
from Aegina, xiii. 204 ; on goldsmith's
mould in Ashmolean Mus., xvi. 33)
Ownership, indication of, on Cretan seaL,
xiv. 302, 337
Ox, connected with Phrygian mysteries, x.
219 ; origin of ' A,' Aleph, &c., xiv. 366 ;
terra-cotta from Goulas, Crete, xiv. 277
Ox-head, in Cypriote pottery, xi. 38 ; xii.
305 ; on ear-rings, xii. 325 ; of gold plate,
from Mycenaean grave, xiv. 122 ; ox-
headed figures, on Island stone from My-
cenae, xiv. 162. See also BulVs head.
Ox-unit, Homeric value of, ix. 28
Paeonius of Mende, x. 109 ; date of his Nike,
xiii. 132
Painted drapery, on terra-cotta from Salamis
(Cyprus), xii. 150
INDlvX OF sriUKCTS
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Painting at ('.ninth mid Sikymi, xi. 169
Palace, rock -cut, at Kumbet (Phrygia), x.
176
Palaeography : dated ostnikon from Egypt,
xiii. 122 ; waxen tablets with fables of
Babrius, xiii. 296. See also Homeric
I /y runs
Palaeo-Kastro (Palaeo-Avarino), mediaeval
buildings on, xvi. 34. See also Kory-
phasion
Palaeokastro (Crete), inscribed stones from,
xiv. 276
Palaestra, on vase by Phintias. xii. 370
Palaiologos, Joannes, Emperor, ix. 98
Palamedes, inventor of writing, xvi. 92
Palamidi, tombs of, xvi. 92
Palermo, works of art at, xii. 47 ; xvi. 130
Palestine, Philistines in, xiv. 368
Palladion, on vase-fragment from Acropolis,
xiv. 188 ; from Mycenae, xiii. 21
Pallantium, site of, xv. 30
Palniettes (with spirals), pattern used in
Cretan decorations, xiv. 323 ; on vases,
xi. 171 ; xvi. 174. See also Ornament
Palm-tree, in Mycenaean decoration, xii.
204 ; emblem with altar of Apollo, on
vases, xiv. 174
Palmyra, history of, xiii. 299
Pan. connection with bee, xv. 19 ; sanctuary
of, in valley of Akhladokambo, xv. 79 ;
with Hermes, xii. 241 ; with Eros, in
Pompeian wall-painting, xvi. 144
Panaenus, paintings on screens of throne of
Olympian Zeus, xiv. 233
Panagia Gap in Sphagia, xvi. 4
Panamara, sanctuary in Caria, xvi. 190
Panathenaia, competition with the Pythia,
xiv. 27 ; restoration of Panathenaic
stadium, xv. 209 ; Panathenaic amphorae,
ix. 5
Panathenaia, tribe at Megalopolis, Supp. i.
124
Fancies Veranianus, Sen-. Sulp., xil 172
Pandemos. See Aphrodite
Pandora, making of, xi. 278 ; on Alteiniira
crater, 279 ; on Bale cup, 279 ; on sculp-
tured drum of Artemis temple at Ephesus,
278 ; on Paphos vase, 221
Pandrosium, xii. 351, xiii. 181
Pandrosos, shrine of, xii. 351. xiii. 181 ;
associated with Athena Polios, xiii. 184 ;
= Demeter Thesmophoros, xii. 352. See
also Cecrops
Panhellenes, use of name, xv. 225
Panhellenic confederation at Delphi, ix. 282
Pania (tribe at Megalopolis), Supp. i. 124,
125
Pantellaria (Cosaura), remains of Siculi in,
xvi. 135
Pantheon (Rome), date of, xvi. 139
Papas, god of Phrygians, ix. 367
Paphos, excavations, ix. 147 ; palace of kings,
168 ; history and antiquities, 175 ; name,
situation, &c., 181 ; name of river,
182 ; references to temple, 184 ; history
nl, in ancient and mediaeval writers, 186 ;
kings of, on coins, inscriptions, &c., ix.
186 ; Christianity at, ix. 189 ; natural
products, ix. 189
Paratactic grouping of figures in Greek art,
xiv. 45, xvi. 282
Paris, mode of wearing' hair, xvi. 117 ; judg-
ment of, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 78 ; on
lekythos from Cyprus, xi. 48
Paris, P., La Sculpture Antique, reviewed,
x. 286
Parmeniskos (athlete), in Carian inscription,
xvi. 223
Parodoi at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 45, 89
Parody of early tragedy in later farce, &c.,
xi. 228 ; on vases, xiii. 72.
Paros, law-suit with Naxos, xi. 261
Parrhasii (tribe at Megalopolis), Supp. i.
125
Parthenium (Mt.), xv. 78
Parthenon, measurements of substructions,
xii. 276 ; archaic temple used as treasury,
285 ; walls and stylobates equal to those
of Hecatompedon, 288 ; in danger from
earthquakes, &c., xv. 208 ; recent ad-
ditions to sculptures, xiii. 88 ; heads from
metope at Copenhagen, ix. 32 ; Traprzo
and Kosmo on frieze, xi. 143 ; terra-cotta
copies from, xiv. 264 ; group of old men
on north frieze, xiii. 96 ; group (P.Q.R.)
on W. Pediment, xiii. 88. See also
Hecatompedon
Parthenos. See Affteiia
Parting scene on lekythos, xii. 315
Patara, ruins of, ix. 86 ; inscriptions, x. 76
Patroclos on lekythos, xv. 192
Patterns on Protocorinthian (Macmillan)
lekythos, xi. 171 ; on drapery, in terra-
cottas, xii. 150 ; in jewels from Aegina,
xiii. 121 ; on bronzes from Acropolis, xiii.
235 ; on Polledrara ware, xiv. 208. See
also Onutment
Pasanda (Caria), site of, xvi. 210
Pausanias, accounts of Basilis, xiii. 227 ; of
Delphi, ix. 292 ; of chest of Kypselos,
xiv. 32, 54 ; of Mantinean basis, xvi. 281 ;
of throne of Zeus at Olympia, xiv. 233 ;
of Pentheus-legend, xvi. 161 ; argument
from, in favour of a ' restored ' Pre-Persian
temple on the Acropolis, xiii. 185
Pausias, painter, xiii. 133 ; his Eros at
Epidauros, xv. 216 ; painter of lacunaria,
xv. 215
Pavement of coloured marbles, at Salamis,
xii. Ill
Pavia, pile-settlements at, xvi. 129
Pecus and Pecunia, ix. 26-30
Pedasa (Caria) = Karaja Hissar, xvi. 192 ; =
Ghiuk Chalar, xvi. 193 ; a town of the
Leleges, xvi. 268
Pedasis, towns of, xvi. 268 ; settlement of
Leleges in, xvi. 268 ; resists invasion of
Harpagos and Daurises, xvi. 269
IVdosos, reduplication of name, in Troad,
&c., xvi. 194 ; near Kyzikos, xvi. 195 ;
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
root of name in Pisidian Pednelissos, 195 ;
in Messenia, 195
Pegae, place of re-appearance of Alpheius,
xv. 67, 70
Peiraeus, boundary-stone from, xiii. 143 ;
excavations at, xvi. 339
Peirithous. See Theseus
Peisistratos, founder of earlier temple on
Parthenon site, xii. 291 ; hostile to Delphi,
xiv. 21 ; influence on compiler of Hymn
to Apollo, 25
Peithinos (vase-painter), Berlin kylix of,
xiv. 186 ; style of, xiv. 187
Pelagus (wood), near Mantinea, xv. 82
Pelaegia, former name of Peloponnesus,
xvi. 85 ; of Arcadia, 97
Pelasgians : historical reality of, xvi. 85 ;
mentioned by Herodotus, 95, 100 ; quota-
tion from Niebuhr concerning, 98 ; built
tomb of Aegyptus, 98 ; as known to
Aeschylus, 100 ; language connected with
Greek, 100 ; with Etruscan, 104 ; at Athens,
102, 103 ; expelled by Athenians, 103 ;
builders of wall surrounding Acropolis
of Athens, 103 ; of Lemnos, called Tyr-
rhenians, 104 ; in Etruria and Latium,
104 ; emigrate from Italy, 104 ; towns
of, on Hellespont, Placia and Scylace,
107 ; connection between those of Asia
Minor and Greece, 107 ; in Troad and
Aeolia, 107, 108 ; plant grove to
Demeter in Thessaly, 107 ; originators
of 'Mycenaean' remains, 109, 110,119;
their use of pictographic script, 110 ;
practice of cremation, 112 ; art of gem-
engraving, 115 ; fought with spears, 116 ;
mode of wearing hair, 117 ; summary of
facts relating to their civilisation, 118;
See also Cyclopean, Hellenes, Minyae
Pel asgiotis, limits of region known as, xvi. 106
Pelasgis, Demeter, xvi. 91
Pelasgus, king, story of, xvi. 92, 98
Pelea (Karia), site of, at Pelen, xvi. 209, 210
Peleiai, at Dodona, xv. 5
Peleus and Thetis, on vase at Girgenti, xii.
55 ; on vase by Phintias, xii. 369 ; on
Kypselos chest, xiv. 72, 79 ; on vase-
fragment (r.f.) from Acropolis, xiv. 186
Pelias : funeral games of, xiii. 289 ; on vase
from Acropolis, xiii. 290; on chest of
Kypselos, xiv. 66
Pellana, site of, in Laconian ' Tripolis,' xv.
41, 44, 45
Pellegrini, on Calabrian Greek, x. 15
Pellets (numeral) ,on Cretan disk-bead,xiv.342
Peloponnesian proportions in art, xiv. 46.
See also Doric
Peloponnesus, legends of conquerors of, x.
147 ; parts not under rule of Atridae, xv.
222 ; Mycenaean remains in, xvi. 77 ;
three races in, xvi. 83 ; population
before the Achaean conquest, 85 ; in-
habited by Pelasgi, 87 ; some ancient
routes in, xv. 25 ; prae-Phoenician script
from, xiv. 270
Pelops, a late comer into Peloponnesus, xvi.
95 ; with Oenomaus, at Olympia, x. 108
Penannular gold ornaments from Aegina,
xiii. 203
Pendant, gold, with embossed sphinx, in
Cypriote tomb, xii. 314 ; from Aegina,
xiii. 207 ; engraved steatite from Arvi,
xiv. 286 ; engraved terra-cotta from cave
of Idaean Zeus, xiv. 286
Penelope, tomb of, xv. 84
Pentathlon, on vase from Acropolis, xiii. 288
Pentheus, story of, xiv. 246 ; reason for his
being dressed as woman, in the Bacchae,
249 ; etymology of name, 258 ; versions
of story, xvi. 154 ; in early dramatists
and Ovid, 154
In Art : Pompeian wall-painting, xvi.
144, 152 ; painting in temple of
Dionysus at Athens, 153 ; marble
reliefs, 155 ; vases, 155
Peraetheis, site of, xv. 77
Perasia, Artemis, xi. 247
Pergamene works of art, xi. 181 ; altar,
183 ; reliefs at Berlin, 190 ; sculpture in
museums, 192 ; art in literary record, 194 ;
connection of sculpture with Graeco-
Eoman period, ix. 41 ; influence on art of
Asia Minor, xi. 202 ; sculptures of Perga-
mene style, at Palermo, xii. 51
Periander (of Corinth), gifts to Olympia,
xiv. 35 ; relations with Lydia and Egypt,
xiv. 43
Pericles, laws of, xii. 24
Pericles of Lycia, heroon of, xiii. 133
Periclymenos, xiii. 286
Perioeci, xvi. 83
Peristyle of Delphic temple, ix. 290
Perpignan, treaty of, ix. 92
Persephone, cult in Cyprus, xi. 74 ; cor-
responds to Axiokerea, xiii. 85. See also
Bee, Kore, Phersephutta
Perseus with Andromeda, in Pompeian wall-
painting, xvi. 144 ; with Polydectes, on
Cyzicene frieze, xi. 197 ; with Gorgons, on
chest of Kypselos, xiv. 73
Persian influence on Phrygian art, x. 179 ;
dress on Cypriote vases, xii. 152 ; trophy
from balustrade of Athena Nike, xiii.
278 ; Persian Artemis corresponds to male
figure with birds, xiii. 260
Perspective, Polygnotan, x. 120
Petaraeus, Zeus, xi. 160
Peter IV. of Aragon, ix. 92
Petrie (W. M. Flinders), Tanis Part II.,
reviewed, ix. 383
Phaea, sow of, x. 237, 240
Phaeacians not Achaeans, xvi. 93
Phaenarete, xiv. 268
Phaestos, inscribed block and whorl from,
xiv. 283, 284
Phaethon, Aphrodite and Pothos : statues
by Scopas, xiii. 85
Phalaesiae, site of, xv. 47
Phaleron vases, xi. 170 ; lions on, xiii. 239
Pharae, position of, xv. 65
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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1'harmakos (stoning of), xiv. 253
Pheidias, sculptures on throne of Zeus
Olympics, ix. 7 ; treatment of hair, xiv.
201 ; the Nemesis of Rhamnus, xii. 391
I'heidippides. See Philipjridcs
I'hereephatta, cult of, at Marion, xi. 74. See
also Persephone
Phialae (bronze), with repousse" work, from
Abac, xvi. 301 ; fragment from Acropolis,
xiii. 247 ; op<j>a\6«roai, xiv. 179
Phigaleia, worship at, xiv. 139
Philae, excavations at, xvi. 342
Philip, Stoa of, Megalopolis, Supp. i. 59
Philip V., in inscription near Abac, xvi. 292
Philippides (Pheidippides), route of, xv. 79
Philiskos in Megalopolis inscription, Supp.
i. 132
Philistines, settlement, in Palestine, xiv. 368.
connection with Crete, ibid. ; from Kaph-
tor (Crete), 369 ; invade Egypt, 369 ;
translated "EXX^i/ct in Septuagint, 369
Philochorus, reference to Athena Polias, xiii.
181
Philocles (painter), influence upon Etruscans,
x. 250
Philopator, King of Cilicia, inscription, xi.
242
Philopoemen, ambush in 200 B.C., xv. 63 ;
against Nabis in 192 B.C., xv. 64 ; his
defence of Megalopolis, Supp. i. 4
Philostratus, pictures described by, ix. 68,
69 ; reference to image of Athena Polias,
xiii. 183
Philyra (Oceanid), family of, xiv. 144
Phineus, Boreas and Harpies on Kypselos
cheat, xiv. 68
Phintias, vases, xii. 366, 371 ; St. Peters-
burg crater, 374 ; kylix, belonging to Mr.
C. W. Mitchell, xvi. 286 ; Baltimore cup,
286 ; Berlin cup, 286
Phocaean influence on Italian vase-paint-
ing, x. 131
Phocian offerings to oracle of Apollo, at
Abac, xvi. 291
Phocis, excavations, xvi. 291
Phoenicians (history, &c.), settlements of, in
Sicily, xvi. 135 ; names of, in Cyprus,
xi. 64 ; connection with Iron Age, xiii.
30 ; builders of temple at Paphos, ix.
201 ; origin and history of alphabet,
xiv. 367 ; history of civilisation, xiv.
368
(art): influence on art of Aegina, xiii. 219 ;
influence of metal-work on Rhodian
ware, XL 178 ; influence on art of Cyp-
riote scarab, xvi. 273 ; phialae from
Acropolia, xiii. 126, 248
Phoenix, story of, in Iliad ix., xv. 222
Phrygia :
explorations in, xvi. 343
(history) : origin of, ix. 350 ; intercourse
with Greeks, 351 ; kings, 351 ; revival
of kingdom under Lydians, x. 154
(customs) : descent reckoned through
males, x. 157 ; honour paid to mothers,
Phrygia (continued) —
157 ; belief that chiefs were sons of
Kybele, 157 ; habit of concealing graves,
161 ; mode of wearing hair, xvi. 117
(cult) : mysteries, x. 219 ; sun -god, as
male figure with birds, xiii. 260
.language) : European, ix. 381 ; inscrip-
tions 'jn dialect, xi. 157 ; alphabet
borrowed from Greeks, x. 178 ; peculiar
(symbols of alphabet, x. 187
(art) : ix. 350 ; x. 147 ; ornament, 151 ;
use of tiles as wall -decoration, 153 ;
date of monuments, ix. 351 ; style of
tombs, ix. 352 ; architectural period of
tombs, x. 154 ; rock-cut churches, Supp.
ii. 21
Phrygia Paroreus and Lycaonia, notes in, XL
151 ; remains, 153 ; scenery, 154
Phrygo-Carian customs, ix. 350
Phthia, Hellas, Achaea, identical or not, xv.
228 (note)
Phylake, site of, xv. 53
Phyleomachidae, ix. 332
Phyromachus, sculptor, xi. 201
Physicians at Delphi, ix. 301
Picenum, graves in, xvi. 133
Pictographs, from Crete and Peloponnese,
xiv. 270 ; development, into hieroglyphs,
271 ; on facetted stones, 288 ; on four-
sided stones from Crete and Sparta, 294 ;
on stones with single face from Crete,
298 ; on stones of Mycenaean type from
Crete and elsewhere, 299 ; evidence of
pictographic script, from Cretan gems,
300 ; syllabic value, 300 ; indications for
chronology, 322 ; combined with alphabe-
tic forms in early Sabaean inscriptions,
363 ; correspondence with linear symbols
in Crete, 363 ; table of Cretan linear signs
and pictographs, 365
Piedmont, necropolis in, xvi. 141
Pig, cult of, xiv. 152 ; connection with
Demeter, xiv. 154 ; chthonian, on vase,
with Hermes, xiv. 154 ; pig-skin, on man,
in Cretan gem, xiv. 153
Pigeon-breeding, in Egypt, xiii. 122
Pile settlements of Italic tribe*, xvi. 129 ;
plan of, 129 ; movements of dwellers in,
129 ; boundaries of, in Italy, 129 (note) ;
of Rovere di Caorso, near Piacenza, 130 ;
western group, 131 ; of Lombardy, analo-
gous with Swiss, 131 ; colonies from,
131
Pileus, xiii. 81
Pin, from Leontari, ix. 158 ; from temple
at Paphos (gold), ix. 223 ; from Encomi.
(gold), xvi. 341
Pinax, from Eleusis, xvi. 340 ; with name
of Miltiades, xii. 379
Pindar, allusion to Olympian sculptures, x.
116
Pireneh, fortress in Cilicia, xii. 217
Pisani, Nicol6, ix. 92
Pisidia, inscriptions from, xv. 125
Pisos, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 66
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Pistis, personified, ix. 66
Pistoxenos, Schwerin kotyle of, xvi. 168
Pithoi from Knosos (prehistoric house), xiv.
281
Plant-forms on Greek goldsmith's mould in
Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 327
Plaque-flooring at Salamis, xii. 103
Plastene, mother of the gods, statuette, ix.
133
Platoea, excavations at, xi. 214 ; temple, xii.
287 ; plans of battle-field, xiii. 150
Plates, (gold) from dress, from Aegina, xiii.
210
Platter, b.f., from Cyprus, xi. 41
Pliny, description of Mausoleum, xiii. 188
Plural, used for singular, in Greek nouns,
xvi. Ill
Plutnrch, reference to 'the Polias,' xiii. 182 ;
story of Kypselos in, xiv. 32
Plynteria, festival, xii. 353
Pnyx (Athens), excavations, xvi. 335
Po, dams built along, xvi. 129
Poikile Petra, site, xii. 207
Pointed arches in 7th century, xii. 174
Poli (Polis tes Chrysochou, = Marion,
Cyprus), plan, xi. 2 ; excavations, 3 ;
topography, 6 ; tombs, xii. 298
Polias. See Athena
Polieus. See Zeus
Polis, game of, xvi. 288
Poli tes, of Ceramus, xi. 128
Polledrara hydria, in B.M. x. 126, 246, xiv.
206 ; amphora in B.M. 246 ; tomb, dated
from scarab of Psammetichus I., 247 ;
ware, xiv. 206 ; date of ware, 215, 220 ;
Ionian influence on ware, 215 ; vases of
similar style from Rhodes, x. 126, xiv.
220
Polychrome work, in early art, xiv. 216 ; in
Cypriote pottery, xi. 36 ; xii. 305. See
also Vases
Polycles, Hermaphrodite of, xi. 188
Polyclitus, head in style of, xiii. 145 ; oopy
of his Diadumenos from Delos, xv. 206
Polygnotos of Thasos, painter, his influence
on vase-painters, x. 117, 119 ; xiii. 8, -120,
136 ; seated figures in his Nekyia, xiii. 8
Polygonal masonry, at Abac, xvi. 295 ; at
Aegosthena, xv. 314 ; in Cilicia, xii. 206 ;
in foundations, xiii. 34 ; at Melos, xvi.
352
Polyidus, xv. 11
Polyneikes. See Eteocles
Polyperchon. See Polysperchon
Polyphemos, relief (Catania), xii. 56
Polysperchon, priest at Patara, ix. 86, x. 77
Polytechnic Museum, Athens, bronzes, xiii.
250
Polyxenos, in Megalopolis inscription, Supp.
i. 133
Pomegranate branch, on Naucratis vases, x.
251
Pompeii, excavations, xvi. 138 ; house of A.
Vettius, 143 ; relation of Pompeian
paintings to Hellenic, 143
Porcelain figurines, from Salamis, xii. 164
Poros stone at Athens, x. 258
Portico (Great), at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 23 ;
its relation to the theatre, Supp. i. 78
Poseidon : temple on Calauria, xv. (205 ;
primitive worship (with Earth &c.) at
Delphi ix. 282 ; altar at Delphi, ix.
292; = marine Zeus, xiii. 19; story of
Poseidon and Erinys, xiv. 144. See
also Horse
In Art : head (Syracuse), xii. 58 ; mosaic
at Palermo, 55 ; in early art, xiii. 14 ;
on terra-cotta pinakes, with Amphitrite,
xiii. 16 ; on coins, xiii. 15 ; Indent of
Poseidon xiii. 13. See also Athena
Asphaleios, x. 81
Hippios, connection with Demeter, xiv.
141
Taureos, xiv. 124
Poseidonios (will of), in Carian inscription
in B.M., xvi. 236
Pothos, by Scopas, xiii. 85
Pottery : (1) Attica : connection with
painting, xvi. 173 ; division of labour
between potter and painter, 174 ; his-
torical continuity of pottery in Attica 178.
(2) Aegosthena: xv. 324. (3) Caria :
from Myndos, xvi. 204. (4) Cyprus :
from Leontari, ix. 157 ; Poli, xi. 34 ;
chronological evidence, xii. 327 ; plain
pottery in tombs, 302. Salamis, xii. 97,
131, 136, 140, 163 ; of Naucratis style,
141. (5) Egypt : Greek, xi. 273 ;
Egyptian, 275. (6) Italy, Central: in-
digenous, xvi. 128 ; (7) Russia : Berezan,
xvi. 344 ; (8) Mycenaean, of two kinds,
xvi. 77 ; distinguished from Homeric,
xvi. 117. See also Letythoi, Vases
Pottier. See Dumont
Praesos (Crete), tradition of Greek settle-
ment in Crete, xiv. 357 ; discoveries at site
of, xiv. 275
Pratolaos, Mitos and Krateia, xiii. 87
Praxias and Androsthenes, sculptors of
Delphic temple, ix. 288
Praxiteles, his treatment of Lair, on Man-
tinean reliefs, xv. 189 ; Eros of Centocelle,
Eros of Messana, Dresden Artemis, 212
(note) ; his influence on ceramic art, 213 ;
Mantinean basis, xvi. 280
Pregnant accusative, xv. 290
Pre-Italic customs, survival of, xvi. 133
Pre-Persian pediment at Athens, x. 262 ;
wall on Acropolis, xii. 279 ; buildings on
Acropolis, xiii. 32 ; temple on Acropolis,
xiii. 153
Pre-Phoenician script from Crete, xiv. 270
Priam (death of), on lekythos from Eretria,
xiv. 170 ; types on vases, 171, 172 ; in
Epic tradition, 172 ; on vase from
Acropolis, 188
Priapus, in sculpture, &c. xi. 201
Prices, at Athens, xv. 244
Priene, excavations at, xvi. 342
Priscus, Sex. Marcius, x. 73
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
43»
'Processional scenes, in art, xiv. 73
Procrustes. See Thtttut
Proetidae, mytli of, xiv. 260
Proetus, legend of, xvi. DO, 91
Proinachos. Sec Athena
Prometheus, with vulture, type for Odysacue
tied to the mast, xiii. 3
Pronuos, of Delpbic temple, ix. 290 ; of
Parthenon, xiii. 157
Proplosmato, used in sculpture, xi. 138
Proportions in sculpture, of children, xi.
104 ; of horse and man, xiii. 192
Proscenium, in Greek theatre, xiii. 330 ; of
theatre at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 48, 85 ;
identified with logeion by inscription at
Deloa, xiv. 230. See also Stage
Proteus, xv. 9 ; xvi. 330
Prothetic vowel, x. 220
Proto-Boeotian pottery, characteristics of,
xvi. 333
Proto-Corinthian pottery, date of, xi. 176 ;
Macmillan lekythos, 167 ; technique com-
pared witli that of goldsmith's mould in
Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 326 ; in 'Ne-
cropoli del Fusco,' at Syracuse, 332 ;
origin, 333 ; history, 333 ; typical form,
333 ; lekythoi, finest examples found at
Thebes, 333 ; style in metal-work, found
chiefly in Boeotia, 334
Proto-Semitic element in Crete, xiv. 371
Proxenia decrees, at lasos, ix. 340
Prytaneion, at Athens, not yet discovered,
xvi. 337 ; at Delphi, ix. 303
Prytaneus, payment of, xv. 245
Psammetichus I., scarab from Vulci, xiv.
214
Pseudamphorae from Egypt, xi. 274
Pseudo-Corasium, site, xii. 207
Pseudodositheus' Hermeneumata, xiii. 295
Psyche, representation of, xv. 133. See also
Eros
Ptelion, ix. 100
Pteras, builder of temple at Delphi, xv. 5
Ptolemies in Cyprus, xi. 72
Ptoleinv Alexander I., inscription, ix. 227,
ix. 231
Ptolemy Epiphanes, inscription, ix. 250
Ptolemy Euergetes, in inscription from
Lycia, ix. 89
Ptolemy Euergetes II., inscription, ix. 229
Ptolemy Eupator, inscription, ix. 235
Ptolemy Philometor I., inscription, ix.
226, 233
Ptolemy Philopator I., inscription, ix. 255 ;
xii. 177
Ptolemy Soter II., inscriptions, ix. 240 ;
xii. 183
Ptolis, site of, xv. 84
Ptoos, Apollo, x. 272
Pulasati. See Philistines
Pulpitum. See Stage
Purgation in Qortynian law, xiii. 63
Purification at Plynteria, xii. 353
Purple for flesh on vases, xiii. 283, 288 ;
xvi. 285
Pylos and Sphiikteria, topography and his-
tory, xvi. 1
Pyrrhi Castra, position of, xv. 65
Pythagorean^, honey diet of, xv. 20 (note)
Pythin, at Delphi, ix. 297
1'vthian portion of Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 3,
5, 6 ; games, in Hymn to Anollo, xiv. 26 ;
Pythians, ct.imection with Crete, xiv. 11
Pytnios, artist of quadriga of Mausoleum,
xiii. 189 ; architect, not sculptor, 193 ;
architect of temple at Priene, 1!M
Pytlio, in hymn to Apollo, xiv. 6 ; antiquity
of its sanctuary, 9 ; derivation of word,
10 ; religious reputation, 15
Python, Alkmene vase, xi. 225
Q
Qade*h, Syrian goddess, with lion, in
Egyptian monuments, xvi. 279
Qu, Phrygian symbols for, x. 187
Quadratus, C. Antius Aulus Julius, pro-
consul, ix. 84, x. 74
Quadriga of Mausoleum, xiii. 188 ; facing,
on early bronze-reliefs, xiv. 46
Quinctius (T.) Flamininu*, expedition
against Naois, xv. 64
Quinqueremes and quadriremea, Athenian,
xii. 30
i;
Ram's head, on Cypriote jugs, xii. 313 ; on
Cretan seals, xiv. 341
Rameses II., his repulse of Hittitee, xiii.
216
Ilameses III. and the Pulasati, xiv. 369
Ramsay (W. M.), HisUn-ical Geoyraphy of
Asia Minor, reviewed, xi. 352
Rations of labourers in Erechtheum build-
ing, xv. 243
Raukos, story of bee.s in, xv. 2
Rayet et Collignon, Histoirede la Ceramique
{/recque, reviewed, ix. 135
Reindeer, in Mycenaean art, xii. 204
Reliefs, archaic, in Phrygian tomb, x. 166 ;
collections and publications of sepulchral,
x. 196 ; sepulchral, in B.M., xiv. 267 ; on
bronze bust from Grotta of Isis, xiv. 222 ;
from sanctuary of Apollo Ptous, xvi. 330 ;
i repousse bronze-relief, xiii. 232, 236 ; on
columns in Ephesian temple, x. 4
Religious brotherhood in W. Cilicia (in-
scription), xii. 235
Repousse relief, on bronzes, xiii. 232, 236
Rhamnus, excavation's at, xiii. 144 ; sculp-
ture from, xii 391
Rhapsodes, use of ' Hymns ' in recitation,
xiv. 3
Rhaukos. See Raukos
Rhea, connection with bees, xv. 3
Rheneia, unfinished statue from, xi. 135
Rhodes, early Pelasgic occupation of, xvi.
108 ; Rhodian alphabet, history of, xiv. 44 ;
44'
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
control of Caria, xi. 116 ; pottery, xi. 177,
xiv. 44, 179 ; school of sculpture, ix. 41
Rhoino (Mt.), xv. 78
Rhyton from Paphos, ix. 220
Ring-money from Aegina, xiii. 212
Rings, weight of Mycenaean (gold), x. 92 ;
gold, with Egyptian hieroglyphics, from
Cyprus, xvi. 341 ; bronze gilt, from
Cyprus, xi. 54 ; gold signet from Cypriote
tomb, xii. 313, 318, 321
River-god, statue (Roman), from Salamis
(Cyprus), xii. 125 ; ' androtauric ' on vase
from Kameiros (B.M.), xiv. 126 ; tauri-
form, xiv. 126
Rivers of Greece, character of, xvi. 7
Roads, in Phrygia Paroreus, xi. 156 ; in
Peloponnesus, xv. 25
Robert, C., Die Antiken Sarkophagreliefs,
reviewed, xi. 223
Rocca Romana, xvi. 126
Rock-altar in Phrygia, ix. 371
Rock-cut reliefs in Cilicia, xii. 206 ; tombs in
Caria, xvi. 260; at Almajik, 263; atFarelia,
xvi. 208, 262, 263 ; at Kyon, xvi. 264 ; at
Sandana, with painted facade, xvi. 261 ;
at Yenije, xvi. 260 ; in Gulf of Makri. ix.
83 ; at Telandrus, xv. 94 ; at Yapuldak
(Phrygia) x. 181
Roger II., charter to Bova, x. 41
Roma, temple of, on Acropolis, Athens, ix.
119 ; personification of, ix. 48, 66
Rome : cause of foundation, xvi. 127 ; early
history, 127 ; discoveries at, 138 ; treaty
with Philip V., 192 ; gifts to Delphi, ix.
309 ; law, xiii. 60 ; Roman legend in
Pergamene art, xi. 199 ; art influenced by
Pergamene, xi. 181 ; sculpture at Palermo,
xii. 50 ; bath, at Tramytnia (Melos), xvi.
355 ; tomb, at Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 104 ;
remains on Acropolis (Athens), ix. 127 ;
at Aegosthena, xv. 323 ; in Cilicia, xii.
207 ; Roman theatre, see Stage
Romulus and Remus, on Cyzicene frieze,
XL 199
Rosette : on bronze fragment from Acropolis
(Athens), xiii. 261 ; Argivo -Corinthian
bronze from Acropolis, xiii. 253 ; with
spirals, on ornaments from Aegina, xiii.
210 ; in Assyrian art, x. 250 ; on Greek
goldsmith's mould in Ashmolean Museum,
xvi. 324 ; 326
Routes, ancient, in Peloponnesus, xv. 25
1 Row of points,' on Greek goldsmith's mould
in Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 326
Running figure (with lions), on bronze from
Acropolis, xiii. 256
Rutilianus, legate of Cilicia, xi. 251
Ruzzini, Marco, ix. 91
Sabaean alphabetic and pictographic forms,
xiv. 363
Sabazios, x. 219
Sabouroff. See Furtwaenqler
Sacred Way at Athens, xiii. 143
Sacrifice, rules of, at Cos, ix. 329 ; before
oracle of Delphi, ix. 305
Sacrificial calendar at Cos, ix. 323 ; scene on
lutrophoros from Acropolis, xiv. 193 ;
scenes on vases, ix. 4, 6
Sails of Mycenaean and Egyptian ships, xii.
203
St. Angelo (Mt.), xvi. 126
St. Bernard pass, excavations on, xvi. 141
St. Conon, inscription, xii. 261
St. Petersburg Museum, ix. 39
Sais, buildings at, described by Herodotus,
xvi. 159
Salamis, personification of, ix. 59
Salamis (Cyprus), excavations, xii. 59
Samios, a Spartan name, on Attic vase, xvi.
166
Samos, excavations, xvi. 343 ; mentioned in
Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 25 ; privileges
granted by Athens to Samos, x. 270 ;
Samian Hera, xii. 179, xiv. 25
Samson and the bees, xv. 18
Santorin, terra-cottas, ix. 31 ; vases, xi. 170,
xiv. 326
Sanudo, Fiorenza, ix. 94
Sanudo, Giovanni, ix. 93
Sappho, head at Stockholm, ix. 35
Sarandapotamos. See Alpheius
Sarapis, worship of, in Cyprus, xii. 127 ;
statue from Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 125
Sarcophagi (Roman), marble, two classes of,
x. 198 ; developed out of rock-cut graves,
xvi. 257 ; with lion, at Sambazltt in
Cilicia, xii. 219 ; earthenware, from
Megalopolis, Supp. i. 11
Sardinia, remains of Siculi in, xvi. 135 ;
archaeology in, xvi. 142
Sargon, statue from Cyprus, xii. 153
Sarpedon (Lyciau name), x. 59
Satala, x. 225
Satrap, robed image at Elis, xiii. 179
Satyr, on Caeretan vases, x. 132 ; Pergamene,
xi. 189 ; in comedy, xiii. 72 ; head of, on
bronze handle from Acropolis, Athens,
xiii. 237 ; on bronze vase-rim from
Acropolis, Athens, xiii. 239 ; in terra-cotta
group from Lanuvium, xiii. 316
Sauroctonus. See Apollo
Saxons in Britain, xvi. 81
Scale-armour, Oriental, xii. 152
Scale-pattern on terra cottas, xii. 150
Scandinavian Bronze Age, designs, xiv.
329
Scarab : of Psammetichus I. from Vulci,
xiv. 214 ; on Cypriote terra-cotta figures,
xii. 157 ; from Cyprus, xvi. 272
Scena. See Stage
Scenici, xii. 361
Sceptre, origin of word, x. 251 ; develop-
ment of trident from, xiii. 19
School-life, on vases, &c., xiii. 295
School-tablets, xiii. 293
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
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Schreiber, T., ffellenittische Relieflriltlrr,
reviewed, x. 286
Schnchhardt (C.), Schliemann'* Au$f/ra-
hiintjen in Trq/a, etc., reviewed, xi. 220
Scopas, his affinity with Pergamene style,
xi. 185 ; characteristics of his school, xv.
195 ; head by, in Central Museum,
Athens, xv. 195
Sculpture, processes of, xi. 129 ; in time of
Kypselids, xiv. 43 ; archaic sculptured
column at Ephesus, x. 4
Scylla, in sculpture, xii. 52
Sea, treatment of, on vase, xiii. 3
Seals (seal-stones), from Cyprus, (Hittite?),
xii. 165 : inscribed, from Salamis (Cyprus),
xii. 186 ; with Dictographs, from Crete,
xiv. 272 ; with linear writing from Crete,
xiv. 276 ; with Cretan characters from
Knosos, 280 ; inscribed Cretan, descrip-
tive of owner, 302 ; gable-shaped, from
East Anatolia, 334 ; conical, in Crete,
333 ; triangular, from Smyrna, 334 ; not
Homeric, xvi. 114
Sebaste-Elaeussa, (Cilicia), xii. 207, 228
Sebilia. See Kestel
Selene, as a female figure on horseback, ix.
7 ; on the Blacas crater, ix. 8 ;. on E.
pediment of Parthenon, ix. 8
Seleucia ad Calycadnum (Cilicia), tombs,
&c., xi. 157
Seleucia Pieriae in Cyprian inscription, ix.
231
Selinus (Sicily), excavations and remains,
xvi. 136
Sellasia, site of, xv. 58 ; battle of, xv. 59,
Supp. L 5 ; fortress, xv. 71
Semele (with Bacchus), on Cyzicus temple-
pillars, xi. 194
Semitic letter-forms, compared with Cretan,
xiv. 364
Sepulture, customs of Italic tribes, xvi.
129
Serapeion at Peiraeus, identified, xvi. 339
Serpent of Erechtheum, guardian of Athena
Polias, xiii. 183
Serrapetrona, graves at, xvi. 133
Sersa, identical with Kprjo-a At/^v, x. 47
Severus (Septimius), inscription, xii. 270,
272
Shaft tombs at Mycenae, xii. 202
Sheep, cult in Cyprus, xiv. 106
Shields, from Marathon at Delphi, ix. 290 ;
Mycenaean differ from Homeric, xvi. 115 ;
of Ajax, shape not mentioned by Homer,
xvi 115; on Salamis coins, xvi. 115;
on Locrian coins, xvi. 116. See also
Palladia
Ship, of Hiero II. of Syracuse, xi. 193 ;
catalogue of ships in Iliad, xv. 221 (note) ;
pala, of early Imperial times from Lake
Nemi, xvi. 139 ; on vases, xiii. 5. See
also Suit
Shoes, on bronze fragment from Acropolis,
xiii. 247
Shorthand, in fourteenth century MS., xi.
286
Shoulder-pattern, on vases, xvi. 169 ; varieties
of, on lekythoi, 174
Sibylline oracles, reference to Paphos, ix.
189
Sicily, archaeology in, xvi. 134 ; history of,
135 ; Greeks in, 135 ; expedition of
Athenians to, 14 ; sculpture in museums,
xii. 46 ; personified, ix. 60 ; Sicilian
comedy, xiii. 72
Siculi, civilisation and tombs of, xvi. 134 ;
a non-Italic race, 135
Sidon. See Phoenician*
Sigeion, in Cypriote inscription, xl 65
Sigma pattern on vase, xi. 171
Signet gems, Mycenaean but not Homeric,
xvi 114. See also Seals
Signia, polygonal masonry at, xvi. 80
Sikelia, on relief with Athene, ix. 60
Sikia channel (Bay of Navarino), xvi 30
Sikyon, theatre at, ix. 130, xiii. 147
Silenus in Dionysiac group (Copenhagen),
ix. 32 ; Sileni and Satyrs, on asses, xiv. 91
Siliqua, x. 95
Silver, depreciation of, at Athens, xv. 245 ;
mine at Myndos, xvi. 204
Sinanou, Megalopolis, xv. 27
Sinis and Theseus, x. 235, 239
Siphnian treasury at Delphi, sculptures, xv.
207
Sipylos, acropolis of Phrygian form, ix.
353
Siren, in art, xiii. 4, 103 ; on bronze handle
from Acropolis, xiii. 237
Situla handle, on bronze bowls from Acro-
polis, xiii. 236
SkanderBeg, ix. 112
Skanotheka (Megalopolis), Supp. i. 45, 90
Skin, treatment of, in archaic art, xiv. 105 ;
wearing of animal's skin endows with
virtue of animal, xiv. 161
Skiritis, xv. 61
Skiron, myth of, ix. 273 ; with Theseus
ix. 275
Skope, site of, xv. 82
Skotitas wood, xv. 57, 63
Skyllis, xiv. 43
Skyphos, Boeotian, xiii 78
Slave, in Qortynian inscription, xiii. 52
Sleep. See Hypnos
Smilis, xiv. 43
Solidua of Constantine, x. 95
Solon, measurements in laws of, xii 286 ; in
'\0tivaiw noXircto, xii. 24, 27 ; poems of,
xii. 36
Solymeus, Solymos. See Zeus
Song, modern Greek in Italy, x. 14
Sopatros (and ox), legend of, xiv. 131
Sophocles, his Electra and Antigone, x. 134 ;
worshipped as Dexion, xv. 203
Sosandra. See Calami*
Sosigenes, in Megalopolis inscription, Supp.
i 133
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Sosus, mosaic by, xi. 194
Soteira. See Artemis, Athena
Soter. See Zeus
Soul, immortality of, xv. 13, 19, 20 ;
representation of, 133
Sozon, x. 219 ; xv. 129
Spain, remains of Siculi in, xvi. 135
Sparta, excavations, xi. 214 ; xiii. 146 ;
routes through Sparta, xv. 36 ; war
with Mantineians, xv. 48 ; defeat at
Koryphasion, xvi. 32 ; law, xiii. 68
(art) : Spartans did not produce My-
cenaean objects, xvi. 86; Achaean palace
at Sparta, in Homer, xvi. 93 ; archaic
bone plaques, xii. 41 ; terra-cotta relief,
xii. 44 ; inscribed bronze relief, xii. 44 ;
warrior in art, xii. 45 ; personification
of, ix. 61. See also Peloponnesus
Spartiates, xvi. 83
Spata, xvi. 78
Spear, at Konieh (forked), xi. 273 ; used
by Maenads at death of Pentheus, xvi.
155
Spear-heads, inscribed, xiii. 128
Specus Typhoneus. See Typhon
Spezzabanda (Niccol6), marries Fiorenza
Sanudo, ix. 95 ; in Venice, ix. 99
Sphagia. See Sphakteria
Sphakteria and Pylos, topography of, xvi.
1 ; blockade of, 33 ; Cyclopean remains
in, 37
Sphinx, on helmet of Athene, ix. 2 ; in
Phrygian art, ix. 372 ; on archaic Etruscan
painting from Caere (B.M.), x. 246 ; on
Polledrara ware, xiv. 211 ; on cup from
Grotta of Isis, xiv. 219 ; at Delphi, xiv.
229 ; on platter from Poli, xi. 41
Spintharus, architect at Delphi, ix. 288
Spirals of silver, &c. in graves, ix. 157 ;
pattern, xii. 203 ; history of, xiii. 221 ;
xiv. 328 ; ' returning spirals ' in Cretan
art, xiv. 328
Spring, gaseous, in Kiuchek Pelen (Caria),
xvi. 189
Squared blocks, use of in foundation work,
xiii. 34
Stadion (the measure), origin of, ix. 8
Stadion of Athens, restoration of, xvi. 338 ;
of Epidaurus, xv. 205 ; of Melos, xvi.
355 ; of Olympia, ix. 23
Stag, cult of, in Mycenaean age, xiv. 133 ;
sacrifice at Laodicea, 134 (note) ; connec-
tion with Artemis, 134 ; with Dionysus,
136 ; "razing, on goldsmith's mould in
Ashmolean Museum, xvi. 331 ; stag-man
on gem in B.M.,' xiv. 133 ; stag- woman on
r.f. crater, xiv. 135 ; stag- vessel from
Mycenae, xiv. 133
Stage, in Greek theatre, xi. 297 ; diagram
of Vitruvius' stage, xii. 357; difference
between Roman and Greek, 361 ; Greek,
on vases, Supp. i. 96
Staircase concealed in rock at Pteria, &c..
ix. 353 ; to tombs, xi. 22
Stasioikos of Marion, xi. 72, 81
Statues of gods, renewed at annual festivals,
xiv. 262
Stelae, from Aetolia, xiii 348 ; from Cyprus,
xii. 318, xi. 14, 29 ; at Leeds, painted,
xi. 267 ; Delian, xi. 265, xi. 268 ; in Louvre,
from Tello, x. 251 ; at Mycenae, painted
and sculptured, xvi. 341 ; with unknown
alphabet near Pesaro, xvi. 133 ; with sea-
fights, &c., from Picenum, xvi. 133. See
also Tombs
Stheneboea, xvi. 91
Stoa Basileios, xvi. 337 ; of Eumenes, xiv.
226 ; at Alinda (Caria), xvi. 240 ; Myro-
polis (Megalopolis), Supp. i. 12 ; of Philip
(Megalopolis), Supp. i. 7, 12, 59, 137 ;
of Attains II (Pergamon), xi. 192
Stockholm Museum, sculptures at, ix. 31
Stone rings, on heights of Southern Italy,
xvi. 125 ; stone vessel with gold ornament,
from Megalopolis, Supp. i. 10 ; stone and
iron weapons in same stratum of graves
at Serrapetrona, xvi. 133
Strabo, account of the Maeander, &c., ix.
347 ; of temples of Athena on the Acropolis,
xiii. 182 ; of the Pelasgi, xvi. 88
Strategoi of Aetolia, inscriptions from Skala,
xiii. 347
Stratios. See Zeus
Stratoniceia (Caria), xi. 117 ; necropolis of,
xvi. 265 ; ancient road to Keramos from,
xvi. 189
Stratonicus, sculptor, xi. 201
Stratos (Acarnania), excavations, xiii. 150
Stylobate of temple at Delphi, ix. 317 ;
courses, xiii. 36
Studniczka, F., Kyrene, reviewed, xi. 221
Sulci (Sardinia), Punic necropolis at, xvi.
142
Summer, folk-customs concerning, xiv. 256
Sun and moon, in imprecation, xii. 231, &c.
Sunium, temple of Athena, xv. 189
Svoronos, J. N., Numismatiqite de la Crete
ancienne, reviewed, xi. 354
Swallow-tail folds of garments, xii. 377
Swan, Aphrodite on, xii. 316 ; head of, on
bronze nandle from Acropolis, xiii. 237
Swine, cult of, in Mycenaean age, xiv.
152
Sybaris, xv. 235, xvi. 137
Symbols on Aegean pottery at Gurob, xiv.
274 ; abbreviated in Cretan pictographs,
xiv. 300 ; on Cilician buildings, xii. 221
Symposion on vases, xii. 367
Synoecismus of Attica, xii. 26 ; of Arca-
dians, Supp. i. 1
Syracuse Museum, xii. 56, xvi. 134 ; ex-
cavations, xvi. 136
Tablets from Palmyra,with fables of Babrius,
xiii. 293
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Tachygraphy in fourteenth century MS., xi.
286
Tacitus, reference to Papho*,ix. 188 ; veracity
of, xvL 81
Tuk.i, katavothra of the, xv. G7
Tukkara ( = Teucri), maritime enterprise of,
xiv. 369
Tulujots, of Balearic Islands, xvi. 135
Taniiraa and Tamiradae, ix. 178
Tamponi (Sardinia), necropolis at, xvi. 142
Tauagra, tombs at, ix. 132 ; excavations at,
x. 271 ; statue of Tanagra type from
Basilis (?), xiii. 228
Taramptos (Caria), site of, xiv. 375, xvi.
210
Tarasis, monk, his tomb at Koja Kalessi
(Isauriuj, Supp. ii. 18
Tarentum, discoveries at, xvi. 137 ; silver
plate (Hellenistic) from, xvi. 137
Taureos. See Poseidon
Tauriskos and Apollonios, ' Farnese Bull ' of,
xvi. 149
Taurobolia, xiv. 132
Tauropolos (Demeter), xiv. 130
Taurus (Mt.), on coins ot Tauromeniura, xiv.
129 (note)
Tchangli (Caria), necropolis of, xvi. 265
Technique of Kypselos chest, xiv. 54 ; inter-
connection of, in arts and crafts of early
Greece, xvi. 325 ; of b.f. vase in Ashmoleau
Museum, xiii. 70 ; black on white, of leky-
thos from Eretria, xiv. 177 ; rival methods
of, in vases, xiv. 179 ; of Naucratis ware,
xiv. 179 ; of Rhodian ware, xiv. 179
Tegea, topography of, xv. 27, 52, 60, 68,
78
Teiresias, in Sophocles' Antigone, x. 143
Teke Kale (Caria), remains at, xvi. 238
Telandrus, site and remains, xv. 94
Telemachia, the, xv. 217, 234 ; geography of,
xv. 234
Telephos, in Pompeian fresco, xi. 203 ; myth
in Pergamene art, xi. 203 ; on Cyzicene
relief, xi. 195. See also Heracles
Tell-el-Hesy, signs on pottery compared
with Aegean, xiv. 351
Telmedius (river), xv. 94
Telmissos (Caria), history of, xiv. 378 ; site
of, xvi. 210; temple of Apollo, xiv.
373
Telonnesos, on relief (Naples), xi. 284
Telphusa, in Hymn to Apollo, xiv. 1 (note),
10; punishment of, 15 ; origin and mean-
ing of legend, 16, 26
Template symbol on Goulas gem, xiv. 320
Temple, of stone in Homer, ix. 287 ; con-
verted into monasteiy (Isauria), Supp.
ii. 19 ; of bronze at Delphi (built by
Hephaestos), ix. 285
Teneaos, in dispute between Genoa and
Venice, ix. 100
Tenps and Mykpnos under Venice, ix. 102
Tepidarium, painted panels in, xv. 215
Terracina, temple at, xvi. 139
Terra-cotta, in architectural decoration, xiii.
316 ; casing of roofs, xiii. 315 ; antefix from
Lanuviuiii,xiii.315 ; technique of stamped
rrli'-f, compared with bron/.es from Acro-
polis, xiii. 249 ; influence of, on sculpture
in stone, xii. 155 ; relief copied from
Parthenon frieze, xiv. 264 ; panels from
Caere, xiv. 218 ; pigeons, cocks, &c. in
grave at Abac, xvi. 302 ; seated figures at
Aegosthena. xv. 323 ; from site of Basilis ( ?),
xiii. 228 ; from Limniti, xi. 95 ; from Poll,
xi. 51, xii. 319, 324 ; female statuettes
from Salamis, xii. 158 ; heads with cap
from Salamis, xii. 156 ; figurines from
Salamis, xii. 138, 146 ; Erotes, xv. 132,
211
Terra d' Otranto, language spoken in, x. 1 1 ;
Greeks in, x. 41
' Terremare,' xvi. 129
Tersana, remains at, xv. 96
Teucer of Olba, inscription, xii. 226
Teucrid dynasty, in Olba (Cilicia), xii. 207
Teutamos, leader of Dorian settlers in Crete,
xiv. 356, 357
Text- emendation, canons of, xv. 136
Textile fabrics in Cyprus, xii. 153
Thanatos, on vases, xii. 342 ; on Kypselos
chest, xiv. 52
Tharros (Sardinia), remains at, xvi. 142
Theatre. See Megalopolis, Proscenium, Stage
Thebais, illustrated on Kypselos chest, xiv.
53. See also Cypria
Thebe, on Italian vase, ix. 68
Thebes, pottery found in Kabeirion, ix. 128 ;
xiii. 77 ; treaty with Polyrhenion, inscrip-
tion, xvi. 180. See also Epaminondax
Theius, river = Koutoupharina, xv. 47
Themis, statue at Rhamnus, xii. 391 ; Ge
Themis, xii. 352
Theocles, xiv. 43
Theocritus, account of worship of Semele
and Dionysus, xiv. 247 ; story of Pentheus,
xvi. 154
Theodorus of Samos, metal-worker, ix. 291 ;
gem-engraver, xvi. 115
Theogony of Hesiod, origin of, xiv. 51
Thera, colonised by Minyans, x\ 108 ;
pottery of Mycenaean type, the work of
Pelasgians, xvi. 108 ; remains, xiv. 325 ;
excavations, xvi. 342 ; vases, xiv. 318,
326
Therasia, vases, xiv. 326 ; Mycenaean re-
mains, xvi. 79
Thersilion (Megalopolis), xiii. 319 ; Supp. i.
2, 18
Theseion at Athens, Theseus and Skirbn on
metope, ix. 276
Theseus, institutions of fAd^catW EloXtrrui),
xii. 27 ; traces of, in Peloponnesus, xiv.
77 ; meaning of myth of Skiron, ix.
280
In Art : with lyre and dancers on
Polledrara hydria, xiv. 210; in Pom-
peian frescoes, xvi. 144 ; list of vases
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Theseus (continued)--
with his exploits, x. 235 ; two kylikes
with exploits, x. 231 ; with Ariadne, in
Etruscan painting from Caere, x. 247 ;
in Pompeian fresco, xvi. 144 ; on chest
of Kypselos, xiv. 75 ; on Cypriote
scarab, xvi. 273 ; with Kerkyon, on
kylix in Luynes collection, x. 237 ; with
Marat honian bull on kylix, xii. 311 ;
on Luynes kylix x. 235, 238 ; with
Minotaur on Luynes kylix, x. 236, 240 ;
on kylix from Acropolis, xiv. 192 ; on
Polledrara hydria, xiv. 208 ; on scarab
from Cyprus, xvi. 272 ; with Peirithob's,
on vase, x. 124 ; with Phaea's sow on
Luynes kylix, x. 237, 240 ; with Pro-
crustes on Luynes kylix, x. 236, 239 ;
on Tricoupi kylix, x. 232 ; with Sinis
on Luynes kylix, x. 235, 239 ; with
Skiron on various works of art, ix.
272 ; on Luynes kylix, x. 236, 239
Thesmophoria (at Athens), analogous to
Hersephoria, xii. 352 ; rites of, xiv. 249,
254
Thesmophoros, Demeter, xii. 352
Thesmothetae, xiii. 68
Thespiae, temple of Muses at, x. 273 ; ex-
cavations at, xi. 214
Thespis, play of ' Pentheus,' xvi. 154
Thessalonica, ballad concerning, x. 87
Thessaly, connection with Crete, xiv. 357 ;
expulsion of Achaeans of Phthia from, xv.
231 ; Thessalian costume on vase, xii.
339
Thetis. See Peleua
Theugenes, priest at Lydae, x. 57
Tholos of Apollo Ptoos, x. 272 ; of Poly-
clitus, xiii. 148
Thorax Homeric, but not Mycenaean, xvi.
116
Thoricus, Mycenaean remains at, xii. 390,
xvi. 78 ; excavations at, xiv. 231.
Thothmes III., frescoes of his time, xiii. 222 ;
deposits at Koptos of his date, xiv. 318 ;
raids of Aegeans on, xiv. 368
Thracians, mode of wearing hair, xvi.
117 ; Orphic cults, xi. 345
Thraco-Phrygian race, in Asia Minor, xiv.
271
Throwing-stick, in Egyptian and Mycenaean
art, xiii. 199
Thucydides, known to author of 'ASrjvaiuv
noXirci'a, xii. 36 ; his attitude towards
Demosthenes, xvi. 28 ; his method as a
historian, xvi. 41 ; his topography in ac-
count of Pylos, 43 ; accuracy of, 46 ; as a
military historian, 46 ; difficulties in his
narrative of Sphakteria, 63 ; sea-measure-
ments of, 73 ; nis authority for account of
Sphakteria, 74 ; his account of the name
Hellenes, xv. 226
Thueris, hippopotamos-goddess, xiv. 82
Thunder-bird, on Mycenaean gem from
lia, xiv. 318
Thyiades, in pediment at Delphi, ix. 289
Thymbraean Apollo, xiv. 174
Thymelici, xii. 361
Thyrsi, used by Maenads at death of Pen-
theus, xvi. 155
Ti. See Amenophis
Tiberius grants right of asylum to Paphlan
temple, ix. 227
Tiles (inscribed) from Megalopolis, Supp. i.
14
Timocrates, on white lekythos from Qela
xvi 170
Timotheus, sculptor, Amazon and Nereida
from Epidaurus, xiii. 192
Timuchos. See Aphrodite
Tiryns, palace and other remains, xvi. 78 ;
in history and legend, xvi. 90
Titan and Zagreus, xi. 346
Titane in Aeolis, xvi. 78
Tithonus on a red-figured vase, xiii. 137
Tityos (death of), represented in Cyzicene
temple, xi. 196
Tombs (1) of Athens and Attica, xii. 388 ;
Christian in Parthenon, x. 260 ; Eleusis,
geometric period, xvi. 340 ; (2) Caria :
Cnidos, ix. 82 ; Telmissos, xiv. 374, xvi.
249 ; various sites, xvi. 198-266 ; (3)
Cilicia, xii. 222 ; (4) Cyprus : Leontari,
ix. 155 ; Kuklia, ix. 265 ; Polis tes
Chrysochou, xi. 8, 15, 19, 300, 327 ;
Salamis, xii. 103, 106 ; (5) Italy, xvi.
125 ; (6) Lydia, xvi. 266 ; (7) Melos, xvi
353, 355 ; (8) Mycenae, x. 147, xvi. 340 ;
(9) Patara, ix. 86, x. 83 ; (10) Phrygia, x.
152, 154, 164, 175, 181 ; (11) Russia : Olbia,
xvi. 345. See also Graves, Necropolis
Tomb-scene, earliest representation of, on
vase, xvi. 169
Tomeus (in Thucyd. iv. 118, 3), identification
of, xvi. 19 (note)
Tools used by early gem-engravers, xvi.
323 ; used in sculpture, xi. 137
Totemism of early Greek cults, xiv. 157 ; in
Greek legend, xvi. 98 ; relation of animal-
cults to, xiv. 155
Toumpa (Salamis), xii. 97
Tower at Skope", xv. 82 ; Aegosthena, 316 ;
Kiureji (Caria), xvi. 203 ; of church at
Koja-Kalessi (Isauria), Supp. ii. 16 ; of
hieron at Olba, Supp. ii. 31
Trade-guilds in Asia Minor, xi. 236
Trajan, dedication at Ceramus, xi. 123
Tralles, excavation of theatre, xiv. 230
Trapezo and Kosmo, in frieze of Parthenon,
xi. 143
Trapezus (Peloponnesus), probable site, xiii.
227
Tree, primitive rights concerning worship
of, xiv. 252 ; tree-ritual, on Vaphio gems,
xiv. 107 ; sacred, on vases, xi. 180 ; with
enake, on vase-fragment from Acropolis,
xiv. 385 ; Cretan pictograph for, xiv.
366
Trenches of pile-settlements, xvi. 129
TNDFA' OF sri'JKCTs
49'
Tribal names on theatre seats of Megalopolis,
Sup] i. i. 123
Trident of Poseidon, xiii. 12
Trieterika, miracle-play, ix. 302
Trieterikos, Dionysos, xvi. 354
Triglyph altur (Megalopolis), Supp. i. 8
Trikoloni, xv. 75
Triphylia, lack of • Mycenaean ' remains,
xvi.' 100
Tripod, at Delphi, ix. 305 ; used as prize
and currency, xiii. 233; xvi. 328; contest
for, on bronze fragment from Acropolis,
xiii. 267 ; of stone, from Corinth, at
Oxford, xvi. 275 ; with supporting figures
in terra-cotta, 278 ; with figures of god-
desses, 278 ; from Metroon, at Olympia,
J7!» ; with women standing on lions, at
Oxford, 279 ; tripod-legp, bronze frag-
ments from Acropolis, xiii. 265
Triskelis, symbol in Cilicia, xii. 209, 226 ;
on shield, xii. 341
Triton, head of, archaic, ix. 122 ; Pergamene,
xi. 189. See also Fish-tailed deities,
Heracles
Troad, early settlements, non-Dorian and
non-Achaean, xvi. 107
Trocnades, territory of, x. 154
Troilus, on vase, ix. 301 ; death of,
story of Astyanax compared with, xiv.
173
Trophonius and Agamedes, builders of
temple at Delphi, ix. 286, xiv. 9
Troy, excavations at, xiv. 232, xv. 210 ;
cities of Hisearlik, xiv. 277, 326 ; stories
of siege, in early art, xvi. 329 ; Trojan
cycle of epics, on Kypselos chest, xiv. 53 ;
scenes from story, on vases, xiv. 171 ;
fall of, in Iliupersis and Little Iliad, 171 ;
Virgil's description, 177
Tsimbarou, passes of, xv. 26
Tumuli (at Bourba), xii. 389 ; (Belanideza),
iltifl. ; (in Caria), xvi. 245 ; area of dis-
tribution of chambered tumuli, 254 ;
(Megalopolis), Supp. i. 9 ; (Bosejuk in
Phrygia), xvi. 343
Tunny-fish, attribute of Poseidon, xiii.
19
Twin figures (terra-cotta) from Abae, xvi.
302
Tyche, as city-goddess, ix. 73-79 ; temple at
Olba, xii. 220
Tychicus, martyred at Paphos, ix. 189
Tychins of Arne,in Boeotia, maker of shield
of Ajax, xvi. 115
Tydeus, xiii. 286
Tyndareus, pedigree and family of, xvi.
93
Typhoeus, myth of, in Hymn to Apollo,
xiv. 25
Typhon", prison of, xii. 213, 214 ; legend in
Cilicia, xii. 241 ; in archaic group at
Athens, x. 262
Typology of Mycenaean art, xiv. 45
Tyrannicide, aspect of, in Greece, x. 140
Tyrrhenian civilisation, origin of, xvi. 243
T\ i rheno-Pelasgians, origin of, xvi. 104
U
Umbilicus Romae, ix. 301
Urania, in Pompeian painting, xvi. 144
Valerianus, M. Domitius, legate in Cilicia,
xi. 247
Valla (Giorgio) of Piacenza, MS. scribe, &r..
xv. 163
Vnphio, contents of tomb, xi. 213, xii. 201,
xvi. 78 ; style of art, only found in Greece
and islands, xiii. 220
Vases : chronology, ix. 4 ; drawing of
straight lines on lekythoi, xiii. 2 (note) ;
technique of white ground lekythoi
xiii. 6, xiv. 182 ; polychrome on
black, origin of, xiv. 183 ; difference
between white and r.f. technique, xvi.
164 ; subjects on early lekythoi, xvi.
169 ; proofs of exportation from Attica,
xvi. 170; b.f. with purple touches, xvi.
173 ; from Crete, witn incised characters,
xiv. 279 ; beaked vases on Cretan seal-
stones, xiv. 332 ; from Egypt, black-ware,
with spiral, in Ashmolean museum, xiv.
330; from Kahun, of 1100 B.C., xi.
273
Vaulted chamber of priestess at De'phi, ix.
304, 313
Vegetation spirit as a woman in folk-customs,
xiv. 250
Veii, wall-paintings from tomb at, x. 247 ;
effect of destruction of, on Narce, xvi.
128
Velia, investigations at, xvi. 137
Veneti, art and history of, xvi. 131
Veranianus (Servius Sulpicius Fancies), in-
scription from Salamis, Cyprus, xii. 172
Verona, remains at, xvi. 141
Verrall, M. de G. See Harrison, J.E.
' Ver sacrum," in Italy, xvi. 131
Versus Politici, xiii. 301
Vet tins (Au his), paintings in his house at
Pompeii, xvi. 144
Vetu Ionia, materials for study of Etruscans
from, xvi. 140
Villa, Greek, at Cape Kolias, xvi. 340
Villanova pottery in Faliscan graves, xvi.
126
Virgil, description of sack of Troy, xiv.
177
Vitruvius, his account of the Greek stage,
xii. 356 ; as an architect, xii. 364 ; evi-
dence of the theatre at Megalopolis, Supp.
i. 86 ; defended, 92
Vivari, spring and aqueduct, xv. 44
P
50*
INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Vivenzio vase, compared with fragment from
Acropolis, xiv. 188
Voithio-Kilia, origin of bay of, xvi. 9 ;
meaning of name, xvi. 19 (note)
Votive tablets, Spartan, xii. 42
Vulci, scarab of Psammetichus I. found at,
xiv. 214 ; vase from, with Theseus and
Skiron, ix. 277. See also Pollfdrara
Vulture, on Daphnae situln, xiii. 110 ; on
Egyptian plaque, xiii. 113
Wood, represented by ' foliated branch ' in
art, xvi. 331
Wood-technique in sculpture, xi. 132, xii.
43 ; imitated on Phrygian tombs, x.
162
Writing, on vase-handles from Mycenae, xiv.
273 ; pre-Phoenician, xiv. 275 ; methods
of vase-painters, xvi. 168. See also
Palaeof/raphy ', J'tctoyrtifiJift
Wiirxburg cup (with Phineus), xiii. 107
W
W, Pamphylian sign for, x. 187
Wages : at Athens, xv. 241 ; of officials of
temple at Delos, xv. 246
Wall of Athens, xiv. 226 ; in Eurotas valley,
Hellenic, xv. 43 44 ; of Sellasia, xv. 73 ;
of Megalopolis, Supp. i. 106, xv. 73
Walter of Brienne, ix. 91, 97
Warrior, on vases, xi. 179 ; types in art, xii.
43 ; on lion tomb, Demiiii, ix. 364 ; bronze
statuette from Limniti, xi. 89 ; types of,
heads from Salamis, Cyprus, xii. 138 ;
parting from lady, on lekythos, xvi. 175 ;
Corinthian, on bronze from Acropolis,
Athens, xiii. 268 ; on Cretan seal, xiv.
338
Water-birds. See Ducks
Water-carriers, on vases, xii. 366. See also
Danaids
Water-ditch, of Italic plain settlements, xvi.
127, 129
Water-plant, on Goulas gem, xiv. 319
Wave pattern on bronzes, xiii. 233
Waxen tablets, with fables of Babrius, xiii.
293 ; used by school-boys, 295
Weights and measures in Diocletian's edict,
xi. 303 ; ordinance relating to, in Cilician
inscription, xii. 232 ; weight-standard, at
Mycenae, x. 90 ; of ornaments, 90 ; seeds,
grains, &c., as weight-units, 94
Wells, importance of, in Greece, xvi. 36
Wernicke (K), GriecJiiscJie Vusen mit Lieb-
linysnamen, reviewed, xi. 353
Wheel used in gem-engraving, xvi. 324
Winds, equine form of, xiv. 143. See also
Hnrpy
Winged figures on vases, xii. 343 ; supports
of bronze boxes from Acropolis (Athens),
xiii. 239 ; man, with geese, on Argo-
Corinthian bronze from Aaropolis, xiii.
260 ; man, on Eurytos vase, xii. 341.
See also Harpy, Xiren
Wings (archaic), of Nike on Acropolis bronze,
xiii. 257 ; on gems, produced by ' wheel,'
xvi. 324
Winnefeld, H., Hypnos, reviewed, ix. 387
Witnesses in Gortynian code, xiii. 51
Wolf-god at Mt. Lykaios in Arcadia, xiv.
137
Woman in Gortynian law, xiii. 53 ; May-
customs relating to, xiv. 250
Xanthus, heroon of, xiii. 131 ; frieze, date
of, xiii, 132
Xanthus (deity), xv. 131
Xanthus and Belios (horses), genealogy of,
xiv. 143
Xenokles, archaic kylix by, xii. 43
Xenophon, known to author of 'Atfij
lloXirf i'«. xii. 36
Xuthus the Achaean, sons of, xvi. 103
Xylino (Cyprus), tombs, ix. 270
Yapuldak (Phrygia), plan of Acropolis, x.
177 ; tomb at, x. 179
Zagreus, myth, xi. 345
Zayin, Sabaean form of, xiv. 364 ; double-
axe, origin of, xiv. 366
Zeno Carlo, at Chioggia, ix. 100
Zeus, temenos of, at Salamis, xii. 106 ;
temple at Olba, xii. 220; in Orphic
system, xi. 346 ; connection with bull,
xiv. 124 ; birth, see Bees
In Art : colossal statue at S. Petersburg,
ix. 43 ; head ibid., 44 ; on sarcophagus
ibid., 46 ; on metope at Delphi, 289 ;
beardless, seated, in Pompeian wall-
painting, xvi. 144 ; on Alcmene vase,
xi. 225 ; with Aegina, on vase, ix. 55 ;
with Alcmene, on Kypselos chest, xiv.
70 ; with Athene, in Pergamene relief,
xi. 190 ; with Athene and Demeter, on
relief, ix. 51 ; with infant Heracles, in
Pompeian wall-painting, xvi. 145
Aithrios, temple at Priene, xvi. 343
Ammon, head at Syracuse, xii. 57 ; at
Stockholm, ix. 37 ; at St. Petersburg,
ix. 43
Aristaeus, xv. 10
Bronton, Phrygian god, ix. 367
Carios, worship at Mylasa, xvi. 270
CoryciiiB, xii. 241
Cretagenes, worship of, xiv. 131 ; connec-
tion with goat, xiv. 151 ; a corn-spirit,
xiv. 153 ; connection with pig, xiv. 153 ;
INDH.X
STKIKCTS
Zeus (continued)—
= Manias (Philistine gcxl), xiv. 368;
connection with l>ees, xv. 3; on o>ins
«>f Crete, xiv. 130
< ri^antoletes, Pergamene, xi. 190
Horkeios, altar of, on vase with death of
Priam, xiv. 176
Hyllos, xvL 242
Labraudeus, on coins, xi. 118
Lykaios, cult of, in Arcadia, xiv. 137 ;
Supp. i. 140
Machaneus, worship at Cos, ix. 331
of Olba (temple), xii. 220
Olympios, statue by Pheidias, ix. 7; temple
of, at Athens, xii. 280 ; at Sulamis
(Cyprus), xii. 78 ; at Claudiopolis (Mut)
Supp. ii. 23
Paphios, invocation of (Corycus), xii. 241
Zeus (continuetl) —
l'> t.uaeiiH, in inscription (Tchayfll), xi.
160
I'olieus, ox sacrificed to, ix. 334
Solymeus, Solymos, worship of, in Pisidia,
xv. 126-128
Soter, etoa at Athena, xiii. 143 ; sanctuary
at Megalopolis, Supp. i. 7, 12, 52, 129
Strati os, temple at Baghajik (Caria), xvi.
213 ; symbolised by spear-head on coins,
xvi. 211
of Tyndaris, xii. 55
Zeuxis, painting of Herakles strangling ser-
pents, xvi. 147 ; influence of Euripides on,
xvi. 156
Zig-zag, on bronzes, xiii. 233
Zoomorphism, in pottery, &c., xi. 170
Zyga of Erechtheum, xii. 15
HI-GREEK INDEX.
'AydX/iara, xi. 96
'AyeXap^ia, xv. 118
"AyKaXov, xv. 284
'Ayefjuav (Artemis), xiii. 353
'\yvos, x. 218
'Ayptawtos (Dionysus), xiv. 261
'AypoTcpot $eoi, x. 56
"AXtoj yepa)!/, xvi. 330
' AXwMKoy KOO-KIVOV, xi. 314
"Ai/ayi/or, x. 218, 221, 223
r, xii. 233
, xiii. 50
or, xi. 309
f, xii. 233
r, ot, xiii. 316
I', xiii. 63
'Apet'a, xi. 341
*App,eva, xv. 288
'ApxeSfarpos, ix. 227
'Apxtfpevs, x. 65
'Aa-cpaXftor, 'A.<r<pa\f)s (Poseidon), x. 81
j, ix. 20, 21, 23
v, xi. 321
or, xi. 311
j, xi. 333
Ba/i/3aXtao"rvf, xv. 300
Bdvara, xi. 331
Bap/SfipiKtipios, xi. 335
Be/SaiwTTjp, xiii. 344
Be'8o£, xi. 331
B^Xoi/, xi. 332
Bwcia, xi. 321
Btpor Bperai/vKcor, xi. 303, 330
BtTtora, xi. 311
Bow™, xiv. 125 (note)
BpfravviKos ftipos, xi. 330
PepSm, xi. 336
Teprj, ix. 329
rXfuSia, xi. 313
Tpap-p-ara, xvi. 112
j, ix. 18, 23
i', xv. 285
Afo-p-d, xv. 263
A»;Xd/3pa, xi. 313
A^/itovpyd;, xi. 248
Aiftidtfus, xvi. 273
A«p$epdX(u<por, xii. 330
AOKOC, xi. 133
Aoi/eoucrai, XV. 302
Aopp,f(ra>p(oi/, xi. 311
'ESpatot (Poseidon), x. 81
EiVapipotr (yat'»;s fV /Sci/deViv), xii. 240
'EKardp-TTffiof vecoj, xiii. 157
'E»C6pd/ifvo-e, xiv. 196
'EXaioxpurnov, ix. 188
'EXa0»jj3dXo5 (Artemis), xiv. 135
'EXe'y|as (Xe|as), XV. 124
'EXfv^e'pa (Artemis), xv. 128
'EXua?, xi. 322.
'Ep/3oXd8»;j/, xv. 292
*Ev8opa, ix. 331
'Ei/Spop-fc, xi. 324
'Ei/i'aXXe o-idiypw, xv. 286
'EixHKi'a ? (Artemis), xv. 91
'E£e»>7rXdpioi>, X. 219
'E&yTiTai, xiv. 33
'E^ofioXoye'opai, x. 218
'E|o7rpdpei (= e|<p.7rXdpto«'), X. 217
'ETTtica/iTrvXa |vXa, xv. 285
'ETri/icuWdat, xv. 285
'ETrotijo-ev, xii. 346
'Epe'a Xdytta, xi. 340
'Eo-tr^i', xv. 12
'Eo-ri'a, ix. 303
'ErqKW, X. 220
*EiJ(Tr«<^aj/oy (Aphrodite), xv. 267
*E<pi7T7roj (Helios), xv. 130
Zuyd, xii. 15
(Aphrodite), xiii. 142
i', xi. 324
, xv. 282
0oXd«r«rta, xi. 336
GeoXoyfioi/, xii. 362
e»;»caioi>, xvi. 215
GREEK INDEX
53*
r, xv. 293
, xi. 314
ttuyarpotroia, xi. 120
Ou/*«'Xi;, xiii. 148
Gvpai, xii. 2
'lino/rat, xi. 342
'irpo&ovAof, x. 224
'Up<ir, \. 224
'\\do-KofMi, x. 218
, xi. 323
0foi, xii. 354
'lorur, xi. 342
Kd/&i0a, xi. 314
KdXrificll'l'^Xr;. XJ. 322
Ka'Xa/ioi, xi. 323
KaXo'r, xvi. 314
Ka/uipa, xv. 104
Ka'/ujXa, xi. 314
Ka'p, xvi. 267
Kapovxov, xi. 311
Kappa)?, xi. 312
Karaftttav, xi. 332
KfX«w<rrijf, xi. 148
Kqp Oavdroio, xii. 344
;, xiii. 236
n\aw«coi>, xi. 314
o, xi. 143
Kpowoir, '\o-K\ifrribt o «i>, xiii. 343
r)s, xvi. 115
r, xvi. 289
j, xiv. 35
Ka>p,m, xi. 117
Nvacra, ix. 22
Namrua, xi. 340
Stvla (Aphrtxlitc), Supp. I. 135
A- i<n-i>i'. xi. 133
r, ix. 305
Aet'rpa, xi. 321
AfXcyqfj (Miletus), xvi. 269
Ac£ar (fXf'y^af), xv. 124
\fpftrjv6t (Apollo), x. 216
t>, x. 222
w'r, Avp^u;i»dr (Apollo), x. 216
xi. 322
Mayrtpflov, xii. 233
Mat'rvpcr, xiii. 51
Ma/rap, xiv. 255
Mai/rfloj/, ix. 304
MaWor, xi. 334
Maoror = irorrfpiov, ix. 189
MryaAot fftoi, Supp. I. 135
(Thucydides iv. 8, 6), xvi. 23
, xv. 20
c, xi. 330
f'a-ov "Apyor, xv. 221
^a, xi. 72, xii. 95
MvXor xaiSaXXapudr, ovucos, xi. 314
NfdXXovror, xv. 301
NrwroXioi/ ? xv. 109
Nopryp<f<poi, Supp. I. 127
tn, X. 82
Otvtcrr^pta, xv. 200
"OXp-or, ix. 305
'OXo«ta«/n7o-tt, xiii. 148
xi. 335
(Zeus), Supp. II. 23
f)>ui\ni, xiv. 179
, xi. 309
/, xi. 32 1;
, xv. 106, 123
xi. 324
, xi. 336
X. 102
xi. 336
IIapa>po<p(r, xvi. 161
HaOyXa, xi. 313
TltXtim, ntXtid&fs, xv. 5
nrpt'oSor, xiv. 38
Ilfptn-dXtoi', xv. 109
nidoi, xii. 331
VT), xii. 103
iot, xi. 334
, xi. 322
IlXui»n;pi<»i>, xi. 263
IToAifif (Athena), Supp. II. 23
Yl6\is, xvi. 288
noXt'rcv/io, xi. 118
1Io\iTT)s dyados, xii. 32
Tlo\vxpv<Tos, xvi. 90
Tlorija-i, xv. 295
, xv. 296
xiii. 84
i', xi. 313
2a£/3aTtorat', xii. 236
ZaynariKT), xi. 320
Sa'yor, xi. 334
Sapdyapof, xi. 309
2<tptxdptot, xi. 334, 336
2^/za, o-ripara Xvypd, xvi. Ill, 112
2i7/iui>rdr, xi. 330
StpytXiui', xi. 332
SxoTrdr, xiii. 316
2KovrXaroi>, xi. 336
2oXvp.«fj, SoAv/iot (Zeus), xv. 126-128
xvi. 230
J, xi. 323
i/, xi 341
2vv/3a>/iot dcoi, X. 217
i, XV. Ill, 123
oV, xi. 334
v, xiii. ^43
dco's, XV. 129
(Artemis), xv. 91
(Zeus), Supp. I. 129
54* GREEK INDEX
TavT)\fyr)t, xii. 342 *aiVovXa, xi. 333
TaOpot, xiv. 129 (note) 4>a^cX(apiKO(, xi. 342
TavpoKadctyia, xiv. 129 *»;Xj;rat, xv. 264
Tti\to«r<ra (Tiryns), xvi. 90 *t/3XaTa>ptoi', xi. 333
Tcpdpop, xv. 304 *iXo<r«ceT . . , ix. 6
T«?p/xa, ix. 22
Terra, xi. 80 XaXxoetSfij, XV. 2
Tpmr«fa>, xi. 143 XcXcoim, ix. 86, x. 82
Tpia^a, xin. 14 XijwVicor, xiii. 236
Tp,£oXor, xi. 312 XXaMvs, xi. 323
XXaw'r, xi. 335
'Y8p<xpopia, xiv. IOC) Xoproi', xi. 321
'Ynn,i\irrTT), \i. 325 Xa>p('ov, avaftaivdv (Is ro, X. 221
7, xi. 325
IV.-INDEX OF CLASSICAL AUTHORS.
AKSCHINES, ii. 147
xiii. 181
HKRODOTDH (continued) :—
AESCHYLUS, Frag 84 .
xv. 12
i. 175
xvi. 194
ANTHOLOGIA PALATINA : —
ii. 155 . ...
xvi. 158
111. 1 XQG.
xi. 194
v 82
xiii. 178
vii. 55 ...
xv. 21
v. 119-21 ....
xvi. 192
fScc A! SO ^Iflfd fl*'i'\
xvi. 192
ARCHILOCHUS \
vii 171
xiv. 357
Bergk, 45 ...
xiii. 14
ix. 11
xv. 47
„ 52 ...
xv. 225
HESIOD : —
ARISTOPHANES :—
Opera et dies, 73
xi. 281
Eccles. 310
xvi. 241
347 ...
xiii. 302
Rana", 172 .
xv. 242
HOMER : —
Frag, apud Poll, vii 133
xv. 242
Iliad, ii. 553-556 .
xvi. 102
ARISTOTLE, 'A^i/aiwc rioXtrcid.
See
ii. 603 sqq. .
xvi. 97
Subject Iiidex.
vi. 168-170 .
xvi. Ill
ARRIAN : —
ix. 141 .
xv. 230
Anab. i. 25 .
xiv. 379
ix. 395 .
xv. 225
Anab. ii. 3
xiv. 379
ix. 479 sqq. .
xv. 224
BABRIUS. See Subject Index.
xvi. 291 .
xvi. 113
CICERO, de Rep. II. 35, (50
ix. 28
xvi. 595 .
xv. 225
C'OLUMELLA : —
xviii. 380
xiii. 234
ii. 2, 27 . . . .
ix. 25
xviii. 479
xi. 174
v. I. 5 .
ix. 25
xviii. 541 . . " .
ix 20
CURTIUS, Q., iii. 17 .
xi. 244
xix. 90-136 .
xv. 230
DEMETRIUS PHALEREUS : —
xix. 301, 338 .
xv. 192
De Elocut. 76
xiii. 133
xx. 403-405 .
xiv. 128
Dio CHRYSOSTOMUS, xi. p. 325 11. xiv. 76
xxiii. 327
ix. 22
DIODORUS SICULUS : —
Odyssey, ii. 214
xvi. 50
xv. (53 s(j(j.
xv. 60
iii. 4, 29 .
xvi. 50
xv 84 sqp. . . .
xv. 87
iii. 251 . . .*
xv. 230
DioNYsirs HALICAUNASSKNSIS,
x. 50 ix. 28
iii. 421, 484,495 .*
xvi 51
ETYMOLOGICUM MAUNUM s. v. av\ot ix. 20
iv. 176 ...
xvi. 94
Kl'RIPIDES : —
xi. 495 ...
xv. 225
Bacchae 1095 *qq. .
xiv. 252
xv. 1 *qq. . . xv. 217 sqq.
Frag. 221 (Nauck) .
xvi. 149
xvii. 367-376 .
ix. 19
EUSEBIUS : —
xix. IIQ sqq
xvi. 84
Hist. Eccl. x. iv. 39
Snpp. ii. 12
Hymn, in Mercur. 552-563
xv. 7
x. iv. 63
Supp. ii. 14
See also Subject- Index.
FESTUS, s. v. Peculates
ix. 28
LIVY : —
QELLIUS, AULUS, xii, 2-3 .
ix. 28
xxxiii. 30 ....
xvi. 192
GREOORIUS NAZIANZENUS —
xxxiv. 26 sqq
xv. 64
Carm. II. 1, xi. 547, pp. 702,
xxxv. 27 sqq
xv. 64
703 ...
Suppl. ii. 19
xli. 20 ... Supp. i.
115, 129
Carm. de Temp. Anast. I. 1,
LUCIAN, Timon vi. 12
xv. 241
xvi. 20, pp. 844-5.
Supp. ii. 15
MELEAGKR : —
HERODOTUS : —
Anthol. Palat v. 67
xv. 134
i. 56-58 ....
. xvi. 101
v. 179
xv. 135
j. 171 . . . t
, xvi. 270
Mosctjus, iii. 36 sqq. .
XV. 23
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INDEX OF CLASSICAL AUTHORS
ORPHICA : Argonautica,
570 . xv. 21
PAUSANIAS : —
i. 15, 1 .
. xiii. 132
i. 26, 6 .
. xiii. 182
i. 44, 2 .
. xvi. 281
iii. 20, 8-21,3
xv. 36
iv. 36, 6 .
xvi. 23
v. 11, 3 .
xiv. 233
v. 11, 5 .
xiii. 10
v. 17, 5-v. 19 fin. .
xiv. 54 sqq.
v. 17, 6 .
ix. 20
v. 18, 1 .
. xiii. 284
vi. 19, 8 .
xiii. 11
vi. 20, 8 .
ix. 23
viii. 6, 4-8, 4 .
xv. 80
viii. 8, 7 sqq. .
xv. 86
viii. 9, 1 .
xvi. 280.
viii. 10, 1-11,4
xv. 82
viii. 11, 5-12, 1
. xv. 82, 87
viii. 12, 2-12, 4
xv. 83
viii. 12, 5-13, 1
xv. 84
viii. 27, 10 .
. Supp. i. 4
viii. 30, 7
Supp. i. 104
viii. 31, 1
Supp. i. 116
viii. 31, 6
Supp. i. 117
viii. 31, 8
Supp. i 117
viii. 32, 1
. Supp. i. 76
viii. 32, 1, 2, 3
Supp. i. 119
viii. 32, 4
Supp. i. 120
viii. 34, 5, 6 .
xv. 77
viii. 35, 3, 4 .
xv. 46
viii. 35, 5 sqq.
xv. 75
viii. 36, 5 sqq.
xv. 76 Supp. i. 118
viii. 44, 1-3 .
xv. 26
viii. 44, 3-8 .
. xv. 33, 67
viii 54, Isqq. .
. xv. 52, 67
viii. 54, 5-7 .
xv. 78
ix. 23, 1 .
ix. 23
x. 25, 10 .
xi. 200
PHILOSTRATUS SENIOR, Imagines
i 17 . . . . . xvi. 153
PLATO : —
Meno 77A .... xvi. 288
Kepublic 422E . . . xvi. 288
PLINIUS SECUNDUS :—
Nat. Hist. iv. 12 . . . xvi. 23
v. 29 . . . xvi. 193
xxxiv. 88 . . xi. 200
xxxv. 63 . . xvi. 147
xxxv. 138 xiii. 316
PLUTARCH. Symp. iv. 6, 672 B. . xv. 21
POLLUX, JULIUS, ix. 98 . .xvi. 288
POLYBIUS :—
ii. 55, 2 . Supp, i. 116
v. 93, 5 . Supp. i. 114, 116
ix. 21, sqq . . Supp. i. 107
xi. 11 sqq. . . . xv. 88
xvi. 37 . . .xv. 57, 63
PORPHYRIUB, de antr. Nymph.
7, 10, 12, 18 . . . . xv. 16
PROCOPIUS, de aedificiis v. 9 . ii. 18
PROPERTIUS, iv. 15, 40 . . xvi. 149
PTOLEMAEUS, v. 8, 7 . . . xi. 244
STRABO : —
vi. 2, 9 (275) .... xv. 67
viii. 3, 12 (343) ... xv. 67
viii. 4, 2 (359) . . xvi. 23, 195
viii. 5, 5 (365) . . . xvi. 95
xii. 1, 4 (534) . . xi. 244, 247
xii. 1, 7 (537) . . . xi. 244
xiii. 1, 59 (611) . xvi. 193, 194, 268
xiv. 1, 8 (635) . . . xvi. 210
xiv. 2, 20 (658) . . . xvi. 204
SUIDAS s.v. avXov . . . ix. 20
THUCYDIDES : —
i. 2 xvi. 102
i. 3 . .... xv. 226
iv. 2-36 .... xvi. 14 sqy.
iv. 51-2 xvi. 90
iv. 118 xvi. 18
v. 64 sqq xv. 48. 85
vi. 1 xvi. 23
vi. 4 xvi. 134
VARRO, de Re Rust. i. 10, 1 . ix. 25
VITRUVIUS : —
v. 3, 4 . . . . Supp. i. 72
v. 6, 1-8, 2 ... Supp. i. 82-100
v. 6, 7 . . . Supp. i. 77
v. 7, I . . xiii. 329, Supp. i. 70, 77
v. 7, 2 . . . . Supp. i. 74
v. 8, 2 . xii. 358, Supp. i. 78, 87, 95
XENOPHON : —
Hellenica v. 2, 1 sqq . . xv. 86
vi. 5, 10 sqq. . . xv. 48, 86
vi. 5, 22 sqq. . . xv. 60
vi. 5, 27 . . . xv. 57
vii. 5, 18917. • • xv- 87
vii. 5, 9 . . . xv. 48
V.-EPIGRAPHIC INDICES
(A) Geographical Index.
(a) GREEK INSCRIPTIONS.
(6) CYRIOTE INSCRIPTIONS.
(c) ETRUSCAN INSCRIPTIONS.
(d) PHRYGIAN INSCRIPTIONS.
(e) LATIN INSCRIPTIONS.
(/) UNCERTAIN SCRIPT.
(B) Infor of Publiithed Inscriptions commented on in Journal of Hellenic Studies.
(A) Geographical Index.
(a) GREEK INSCRIPTIONS.
Abae, xvi. 304, 310
Acalissus, xv. 118
Acanthus (Hierissos), xvi. 313
Aegina, ix. 132
Agio, Roumeli, xvi. 187
Agios Kyrkos, xvi. 187
Akhar Keui, xvi. 221
Aksheher lake, xi. 161
Amargetti. See Kull'ia
Aniphipolis (Yeni Keut), xvi. 314
Amyzon, xvi. 231
Anaphe, ix. 90
Anazarba, xi. 238
Andriake, xv. 112
Ano Palaidkastro, xvi. 183
Apadna ? Supp. ii. 24
Arsinoe (Conope), xiii. 351
Aryinaxa, xv. 100
Asmr-jik (near Kaba-agach\ xv. 104
Athens, Acropolis, ix. 123, xi. 211, xiii. 125
(bronzes); Olympieion, ix. 127
Ayi Sergi/i, xii. 173
liwlinlar, x. 217, 219, 223, 224
jBq/t, xvi. 226
Bellnna (Makynia), xiii. 348
Belenkli-Skeltti (near), xv. 108
Bnndronm (Hieropolis-Castabala), xi. 243
Boukation ? xiii. 354
xv- 90
Branchidae ( Yeronda), xvi. 221
Caralitis, xv. 125
Casarea, x. 49
Chalketor (Kara-Koyun), xvi. 228
C%oA>Or«n,,xii. 258
Cholakii, xii. 238
Claudiopolis (.!/»/<)> Supp. ii. 22
Cnidos, ix. 82
Conope, xiii. 351
Copenhagen J/u#0Mm, ix. 32
Corasion, xii. 258
Coropissos, Supp. ii. 25
Corycos (Ghnrgos), xii. 238, Snpp. ii. 31
Corydalla, xv. 113
Cos, ix. 323
Da Bazar, Supp. ii. 25
Dalisandos (Isauria), Supp. ii 26
Delos, xi. 257
Dere Koyun, xvi. 225
Dfrelar, x 223
Elephantirie (ostrakon), xiii. 122
Kncomi (Salamis), xii. 170
Episcopi, xvi. 215
Exarcho, xvi. 310
Ezbegli, xii. 261
FeUelii, xi. 158, 160
Fla\-iopolis ? xi. 236
Gavah'm, xiii. 352
Ghiuk-Chalar, xvi. 215
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EPIGRAPHIC INDICES
Ghorgos, (Corycus), xii. 238
Gonia, xvi. 179
Gumuljina, xvi. 318
Haji- Velilyr (Corydalla), xv. 113
Halicarnassoa, xvi. 216
Hierissos (Acanthus), xvi. 313
Hieropolis-Castabala, xi. 243
Hyampolis, xvi. 306
Hyle (?), xiii. 349
lasos, ix. 338
Idebessus, xv. 119
Ilghin, xi 162
Isinda, xv. 125
Jambazli, xii. 262
Kandia (Heraklio), xvi. 187
Kanygelleis, xii. 226
Kara-Koyun (Chalketor), xvi. 228
Kara-Koyun (Teichioussa), xvi. 221
Kars-Bazaar, xi. 236
Kassaba, xi. 166
Kephalovrysis (Thermon), xiii. 352
Keramos, xi. 113
Khania, xvi. 178
Kharkhan, xi. 166
Kindya, xvi. 218
Kissamo Kastelli, xvi. 179
Koja Kalessi, Supp. ii. 24
Konak Dere, xvi. 220
Korashlil, xi. 161
Krdvari, xiii. 348
Kuklia and Amargetti, ix. 225
Kunderaz, xi. 159, 164
Kyaneae, xv. 110
Kyran-Dagh,xv. 109
Kythrea, xii. 173
Lamos gorge, xii. 259
Larnaca, xii. 332
Lebadeia (Lwadhid), xv. 92
Leeds Museum, xi. 256
Lepiand, xiii. 355
Lerna, xi. 103
Limniti, xi. 99
Limyra, xv. 121
Lisse, ix. 88
Livadhid (Lebadeia), xv. 92
Longd, xiii. 342
Luxor (ostrakon), xiii. 122
Lydae, ix. 88, x. 55, xv. 100
Lympiada, xvi. 313
Maeander valley, x. 224
Magnesia ad Sipylum, ix. 133
Makynia (Belbina), xiii. 348
Mara, xii. 261
Maroni, xii. 332
Maronia, xvi. 318
Megalopolis, xi. 299, xiii. 332, 336, Supp. i.
75 122
Afeiaan, xii. 270
Memphis (near), xii. 384
Mersenet-Yaila, xvi. 227
Mut, Supp. ii. 22
Mylasa, xvi. 231
Myndos, xvi. 214
Myra, x. 84
Kaupaktus, xiii. 338
Olba (Oura), xii. 266, 269, Supp. ii. 31
Orta Keui, x. 218, 223
Osmanjik, xi. 163
Oura (Olba), xii. 266, 269, Supp. ii. 31
Palaiokastro Kissdmu, xvi. 181
Papadhdtais, xiii. 351
Papddiand, xvi. 184
Paphos, ix. 223
Paramali, xii. 331
Paravola (Bonkation ?j, xiii. 354
Patara, x. 76
Pelen, xiv. 373
Philippi, xvi. 317
Phineka (above), xv. 113
Pinara, xv. 105
Pisye, xvi. 220
Podalia? xv. 121
Poll, Polls tes Chrysochou, xi. 34, 74 xii
309
Polyrenion, xvi. 181
Pompeiopolis, xi. 242
Prodromes, xvi. 184
Rhamnus, xii. 391
Rhodiapolis, xv. 114, 122
Rhodovdni, xvi. 185
Saklu, xi. 161
Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 79, 80, 88, 170, 186,
197 (amphora-handles)
Sette Gul, xii 261
Sidek Sehili, xv. 107
Sinubich, Supp. ii. 26
Bkala, xiii. 342
Soponikos, xiii. 353
Soule, xiii. 348
Suia, xvi. 186
Tapourelu, xii. 260
Tchayul, xi. 160
Tchoumra, xi. 166
Tegea, (Bra'im-Ejfendi), xv. 90
Teichioussa (Kara-Koyun), xvi. 221
Telmessos (Lycia), xv. 102
Telmissos (Caria), xiv. 373, 377
Tepeje, xvi. 217
Termessos, xv. 126
Teraana, xv. 101
Thebes (Boeotia), ix. 129
Thebes (Egypt), xiii. 122 (ostrakon)
Thermon (Kephaldrrysis), xiii. 352
Tlos, xv. 122
Toumpa ton Michaili (Salamis), xii. 171
188
TriaUnia, xvi. 184
Tyriaeum, xi. 162
Via (near), xvi. 219
Ut-hissar, xv. 101
Uzunjaburdj, xii 262
Velukhovo, xiii. 349
Xanthos, xv. 105, 123
Yakabagh, xv. 105
Yemikler, xvi. 219
Yeni Keui (Amphipolis), xvi. 314
Yerkessen, xvi. 221
Yeronda (Branchidae), xvi. 221
Yevreli Keui, xvi. 237
EPIGRAPHTC INDICES
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(b) CYPRIOTE INSCRIPTIONS.
Paphos, ix. 255 xii. 300, 320, 330
Poli, Polis ten Cftrysochou, xi. 57, 60, 75 ; Salanris, xii. 192, 196
(c) ETRUSCAN INSCRIPTION. Caere (vase), x. 187
(</) PHRYGIAN INSCRIPTIONS. Midas, city of, x. 185
(«) LATIN INSCRIPTIONS.
Basilaki, xvi. 317
Cervetri, ix. 71
Gavaluu, xiii. 352
Heraklio (Kandut), xvi. 187
Hieropolis-Castabala, xi. 251, 253
Leeds Museum, xi. 256
Megalopolis, Supp. i., 136
(/) UNCERTAIN SCRIPT. Praesos, xiv. 354
Olba (Cilicia), xii. 2/1
Paphoe, ix. 240
Prorista, xvi. 315
Ralcha, xvi. 318
Salamis (Cyprus), xii. 170-184
Soli (Cyprus), xi. 75
(B) Published Inscriptions commented on in the Journal of Hellenic Studies.
Ar<:h(iologinche Zeitung : —
1875, p. 104 .
1880, p. 37 .
British Museum Inscriptions : —
896.
ix. 59
x. 226
xvi. 234
Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenigue : —
v. p. 30 .
p. 93 .
p. 216 .
viii. p. 51 .
x. p. 189 .
xiii. p. 333 .
xiv. p. 269 .
xviii. p. 423 .
xix. pp. 109-111 .
Classical Review : —
1888, p. 138 .
Conze, Reise auf den Jnseln, &c. : —
p. 70 xi. 113
Corpus Inscriptionum A tticarum : —
iii. 2550 xi. 265
iv. 2, 373' .... x. 269
Corpus Inscriptionum Oraecarum : —
8646 xi. 265
9376 xi. 267
1534 . . . . Supp. i. 131
2265 xi. 260
2284 xi. 259
2312 xi. 266
2323 xi. 258
2561rf xvi. 185
25826 . . xvi. 186
Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum (cont.) —
26936 ix. 74
4366/ .... xv. 130
6854e xi. 284
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum : —
vi. 10210 . . . . xi. 256
15764 xi. 256
xvi. 320
23160a
xi. 270
xvi. 321
ix. 323
Hogarth, Devia Cypria : —
. xvi. 321
p. 9, no. 4
xii. 331
. xiii. 352
p. 63, nos. 13, 15, 16
xii. 170
xy. 130
Journal of Hellenic Studies: —
xvi. 226
xvi. 314
viii. pp. 376 sq.
. x. 219 sq.
xvi. 314-317
x. p. 55, no. 6
xv. 101
p. 56 „ 7
xv. 101
p. 59 ,,12
xv. 100, 101
x. 227
p. 63 ,,16
xv. 100
p. 64 „ 17
xv. 101
xi. p. 69
xii. 330
Le Bas-Waddington, Voyage Archeologique :
1268 1
1313 } xv. 131
1344 J
2763 xii. 170
2792 ix. 227
2796 ix. 226
2802 ix. 258
Monument! Antichi : —
iii. (1893) p. 451 . . . xiv. 354
Mov<rf lov (Smyrna) : —
NOB. T<cr'— wf . . • -x. 225-228
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