INDEX OF

Ovid: 10, 143-6, 149-51, 153-4,
158-60; Roman poet; A.D. 1
Oxyrhynchus Papyri: 193-4, 204-
20, 226, 262, 326-30, 336,
362-70, 388, 392, 396, 400,
404, 420; fragments of ancient
books and other documents
found by B. P. Grenfell and
A. S. Hunt at Oxyrhynchus
in Egypt in 1897, still in course
of publication

Palaephatus : ; 152; mythographer ;
200 B.C.

Pamphila : 170: woman-historian ;
A.D. 60

Parian Chronicle: see Larmor
Parium

Paroemiographt Graeci: 81, 129,

125. 255, 250, Ξ9ΘΙ͂, 358-61,
375, 399, 407;° the collection
of the proverb- -collections of
Zenobius and others published
by von Leutsch and Schneide-
win in 1839; seeaiso O. Crusius
Analecta Critica ad Paroem.
Gr. 1883

Pausanias: 10-14, 34, 40, 46, 51,
62 71, 104, 138, 176, 256-7,
260, 980, 318, $21; geogra-
pher; ‘A.D. 180

Peisander : 107; poet; 615 B.c.

Pherecydes of Syros : 47; an early
philosopher ; teacher of Pytha-
goras; 570 B.C.?

Pherecydes of Leros or Athens: 67;
historian; 440 B.c.

Philémon : 255; lexicographer ;
A.D, 650?

Philochérus: 49; historian; 290
B.C.

Philodémus: 27-8, 37,198; philo-

sopher and poet; 60 B.c.

Philostritus (‘the Athenian’):
100, 321; biographer; a.D.
Philostratus (‘of Lemnos’): 200,

231; rhetorician; A.D. 230

Philoxénus : 169;  dithyrambic
poet; 395 B.c.
Photius: 67, 70, 73, 79, 148, 152,

178, 300; 307, 373, 373-9, 382,
388, 405; critic, lexicographer,
compiler of chrestomathies :
A.D, 860

448

AUTHORS

Phrynichus: 302, 306-7; gram
marian; A.D. 180

Phrynis : 23: a dithyrambic poe
satirised by Aristophanes

Pindar: 2, 12, 17, 25, 38, 39, 41,
61, 64, 99, 100, 107-9, tae
144, 165, 194, 254, 260, 27
299, 317, 345, 352, 357, aly
381, 400; lytic poet; 480 B.C.

Pinytus : 167; epigrammatist ;
perh. to be identified with
P. who lived at Rome A.D. 60

Plato: 152; writer of comedy;

420 B.c.

Plato: 10, 109, 142, 147, 158, 163
169, 301, 504, 235 255, 269,
299, 398, 406; philosopher:
380'B.c.

Plautus: 153; Roman writer o
comedy; 200 B.c.
10, a

Pliny (‘the Elder’):
173; encyclopedist; A.D,
Plotius : see Marius Plotius |
Plutarch : 2f., 10, 18} 20; 24-8,
32-40, 84, 90-1, 98, 106, 166-8,
178, 187, 218, "993. 233, 955,
276, 318, 328, 353, 360, 410,
419-21; biographer and essay-
ist; A.D. 85

Polémon : 953 geographer ; 200 5.0.

Pollux (Poly deuces) : , 154, 158
197, 226, .232, bee "302, 306,
342, 353, 417, 496; lexicogra-
pher; A.D. 170

Polymnastus : 27, 36-9 T., 10F

Porphyrio: 160, 313, 331; com-

mentator on Horace; A.D.
250?

Porphyrius (Porphyry): 36, 107;
Neo-Platonist philosopher; ;
A.D. 270 ,

Poseidippus : 149: epigrammatist ;
250 B.C. .

Poseidonius: 17; Stoic philoso-
pher; 90 B.c. ᾿

Pritinas: 5, 37; tragic and lyric
poet; 500 B.C.

Praxilla: 99; lyric poetess; 450
B.C.

Priscian : 63, 66, 120, 183, 232,

392; ΩΣ grammarian ;
.D.

Proclus: 406, 418; Neo-Platonist

philosopher and grammarian ;
a.D. 4505 perh. identical with