GENERAL INDEX

Apollonius of Tyana: 157; phild-
sopher and miracle-worker; a.D.
30

Araxae: 113

Arcadia: 355; the central district
of the Peloponnese, whose in-
habitants were regarded as living
a more primitive life than the
other Greeks

Archeanactidas (son of Archedinax):
349, 351; a Mytilenean opposed
to Aleaeus; perh. a tyrant

Archias: 15; of Corinth; founder
of Syracuse 740 B.c.

Ardalus: 39; of Troezen; son of
Hephaestus; an early  flute-
player

Ardys: 45; king of Lydia ce. 652-
615 B.C.

Areius : 53; a son of Hippocoén

Ares: 105, 171, 233, 285, 327, 335,
343, 365

Aréta: 57

Argos: 21, 41, 71,171, 375

Ame: 19; a town of Boeotia,
afterwards Chaeronea

Arion : 33, 187 ff.

Aristocleides: 19; a flute-player;
c. 480 B.c.

Aristodémus: 578, 375; of Argos
or Sparta; one of the Seven
Sages

Arrhyba : 113

Artemis ; 69, 71, 79, 157, 281

Ascalon: an ancient town on the
coast of Palestine perh. visited
by Antimenidas in one of the
campaigns of Nebuchadnezzar

Asia ; 25, 229

Aspasia: 161, 171; mistress of
Pericles; one of the great women
of antiquity

Astaphis: 57;
chorus-girls

Athena : 9, 299, 325, 395, 397

Athens : 141, 395

Atreidae (sons or descendants of
itrews): 211, 246, 365, 811:
generally used of Agamemnon
and Menelatis

Atthis: 147, 155, 221, 239, 241,
247; one of Sappho’s ‘circle’;
perh. an Athenian

Babylon : 157, 403, 405
452

one of Alcman’s

Bacchids (or Bacchiads): 13; :
royal Spartan house to whicl
belonged Archias the founder o
Syracuse

Bacchus : see Dionysus

Boeotia: 325; a district of Gree

Bupalus: 177; a sculptor of Chio
lampooned by Hipponax c. 54(
BEC.

Cacus: 169; an Italian maraude
slain by Hercules

Callidpé : 19, 81, 177, 271; one 0
the Muses

Caria: 835; a district of W. Asic
Minor inhabited by a non
Hellenic race

Carnus: 99; a hero in who
honour some ancient authoritie

been founded

Carystus: 125; a town of Laconi

Castaly : 31; a sacred spring a
the foot of Mt. Parnassus a
Delphi

Castor ; see Dioscuri

Cecrops: 289; reputed first kins
of Attica, whose name alw
appears, however, in connexio
with the legends of other par
of Greece

Centaur : see Cheiron

Cephissus: 319; a river of Photi
and Boeotia

Chaleis: 335; a city of Euboe
famous for its ironworks

Charaxus ; 141, 147, 149, 205, 207
251; a brother of Sappho wh
traded in wine between Mytile
and Naucratis the Greek em
porium in the Egyptian Delta _

Charmides : 155; a favourite pu
of Socrates; uncle of Plato

Cheiron: 219, 395; the Centaur
he lived in a cave of Mt. Pel
in Thessaly, where he ta
Peleus and other heroes

Chilon: 159; of Sparta; one o
the Seven Sages, 6. 580 B.c.

Chios : 159, 239; a large island
the Ir. Aegean

Chrysothémis : 10; an early Gre
poet, winner of the first victor