GENERAL INDEX

Tiesperus (the Evening Star): 203,
283, 285

Hippoléchus: 101: (1) son of
Bellerophon: (2) son of the
Trojan Antimachus; slain by
Agamemnon, J/. 11. 105: (3) son
of Neleus: (4) son of the Trojan
Antenor: (The ref. on p. 101 is
uneertain; perh. there is con-
fusion with Antilochus who died
in battle with Ajax and Memnon
for his father’s sake, Pind. P. 6)

Hippoco6n: 40, 51 (which see);
stepbrother of Tyndaretis whom
he expelled from Sparta and
usurped the throne. He was
slain and T. restored, by Heracles

Hippothotis: δ; a son of Hippo-
coon

Hyagnis : 5,23; an carly musician ;
‘said to have been a Phry gian

Hydra: 383; a many-headed mon-
‘ster killed by Heracles

Hymen : 163; God of Marriage

Hyperboreans: 317; a legendary
people dwelling in the far north; q
remarkable for their piety and
the serenity of their lives

Iamblichus: 249; the Neo-Plato-
nist; friend οἱ Julian δ. A.D. 320

Ianthémis : 57; one of Alcman’s
chorus-girls

Ibenian: 55; the tIbéni_ are
variously described as a Celtic
and a Lydian people

Ida: 189, 229; a mountain of the
Troad

Hium: see Troy

15: 999; founder of Troy

Ino: 99; ‘daughter of Cadmus king
of The bes, and lover of Athamas,
the jealousy of whose wife
Nephelt caused Ino to throw
herself and her child Melicertes
into the sea, where she became
the sea-goddess Leucothea and
the child the sea-god Palaemon

Ion: 269; of Ephesus; arhapsode
contemporary with Socrates

Iris (Rainbow): 329; messenger
of the Gods

Jason: 197; leader of the Argo-
nauts

Jericho : 251; sec Joshua chap. 2

Larichus: 143, 147; a brother of
Sappho

Latmus : 197; a mountain of Caria
in Asia Minor

Leda: 33, 67, 253, 329; wife of
Tyndaretis king of Sparta;
visited by Zeus in the form of
a swan she brought forth two
eggs from one ot which came
Helen and from the other the
Dioscuri

Léléges: 381; ἃ pre-Hellenic
people of whom there were
legends in various parts of Greece

Lesbos: Ck 20,137, 151, 165,
lis, 23 73, 297, 313, 315; a
large a ‘of the &. Aegean

eto: 8, 959, 9709. 991, 2.71:
mother of Apollo and Artemis

Leucadian Cliff: 147, 151, 1535 a
promontory of the island’ of
Leucas off the W. coast of Greece

Linus: 10, 21, 257; a mythical
poet and musician slain by Apollo
for vying with him in song (ci.
Il. 18. 569)

Tbogpis: 103, 9071;
Greece

Love: 119, 159, 169, 175, 201, 203,
209, 213, 233, 235, 329, 40 il

Lycaeus : “51; : ason of Hippocobn

Lycurgus: 17,91; the great Spar-
tan lawgiver ; sth cent. B.C. ἢ

a district of

Lycus: ἘΠῚ 401; a τ ΡΟ of
Aleaeus
Wydiar: 27,157,197. 209, 273, 289,

363; a powerful non- -Helleni¢
kingdom of W. Asia Afinor

Macar: 349; son of Acolus and
founder of the Greek colony in
Lesbos

Maia: 321,323; daughter of Atlas
and mother of Hermes

Marsyas: 5, 11, 23; an early
tlute-player ; according to some
accounts he’ came from Phrygia
and was the teacher of Olympus
(see Hyagnis)

Medéa: 105, 305; a celebrated
sorceress, daughter of Acétes king
of Colchis ; falling in love with

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