GENERAL,

ACHERON: 397; the river of Death

Mchilles: 87, 381, 875; son of
Peleus and the  sea-nymph
Thetis; hero of the Iliad
emon : 53, 107, where see note
don: 107

mcionis: 165, 199, 257, 277: a
youth beloved by Aphrodite,
whose death she mourned yearly
at the Adonis Festival

Aeficus: 157, 393; father of
Peleus; a judge in Hades

Aegiilus: 111; ancient name of
Achaea part of the Peloponnese

Aenéas: 149; son of Anchises and
Aphrodite; cousin of Priam; a
‘Trojan hero

Acnesimbrota : 57

AcOlus: 145, 349, 397; father of
the Acolian race of Greeks

Acsimus : 357

Agamemnon: 245; king of My-
eenae and leader of the Greeks
before ‘roy

Agido: 45; one of Alcman’s

 chorus-girls

Bink (iw): 89,95, το: the name
of two Greck heroes before Troy;
(1) son of Telamon and king of

' Salamis, (2) son of Oileus and

- king of the Locrians

Alcathoiis : 63; son of Pclops
lcibiddes : 155; Athenian general
and statesman ; pupil of Socrates

Alcimus: 49, 51; a son of Hippo-
coon
leon : 53; a son of Hippocoén
lyattes: 45, 145; king of Lydia
604-560 B.c.
lypius: 176; friend of the em-
peror Julian (361-3); perh. to
be identified with the author of
a Greek work on music

Amiasis: 141; king of Lgypt 570-
525 B.C.

INDEX

Ammon: 361; an oracular shrine
of Zeus situated in an oasis W.
οἱ Egypt

Amorgos : 259; an island of the
Aegean ; one of the Sporades

Amphion: 13; son of Zeus and
Antiopé and husband of Niobe:
at the building of the walls of
Thebes the stones obeyed his
music

Amfyclac : 105; a town of Laconia

Anactoria: 155, 209, 247; one of
Sappho’s ‘ circle ’

Anagora: 147; of Miletus; a pupil
of Sappho

Andromache: 227; daughter of
Eétion king of Thebe in Mysia,
and wife of Hector

Androméda: (1) 161; daughter
of Cepheus king of Aethiopia,
rescued by Perseus : (2) 155, 239,
255, 269, 271; centre of a
‘ circle ’ rivalling Sappho’s; prob.
2 poetess

Annichoérum : 113

Antandros: 381;
Troad

Anthes (sic): 21; an early poet

Antimenidas: 3809, 403, 419; an
elder brother of Alcaeus; he ap-
pears to have served in the
Babylonian army under Nebu-
chadnezzar, perh. in Palestine
(598 or 588 B.c.); see Ascalon

Antissa : 19; a town of Lesbos

Adtis: 57; epithet of Orthia,
apparently = Dawn-Goddess

Aphidnae: 63; an ancient town
of Attica

Aphrodite: 53, 71, 119, 151, 159,

75, 183, 180, 191, 208, 207, 217,
235, 248, 245, 249, 257, 275, 277,
283, 298, 313, 327, 401

Apollo: 5, 18, 15, 31, 69, 91, 97,

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