GENERAL

Paris: 53, 87; son of Priam king
of Troy; see Helen
Parnassus: 299; the
overlooking Velphi,

the Muses

Peligon : 281

Telasgians: 373;
people of Greece

Péleus: 393, 305; son of Aecacus
and father of Achilles

Pellina : 63; a town of Laconia

‘Penthilus : 369; (1) son of Orestes;
Jeader of a (Greek colony to
duesbos: (2) a descendant, jather
of Dracon whose sister became
the wife of Pittacus

Pephnus: 63; a town on the W.
coast of Laconia

Periander: 137, 311;
Corinth e. 625-585 B.C,

Pericleitus : 25

Pericles: 171; the Athenian states-
man ; 450 B.c.

Periers (er Periéres) :
Aeolus

Persephone (Proserpine or the
Mid): 33,70, Vor, 250, 277;
daughter of Demeter; carried ott
to Hades by Pluto when she was
playing in the fields of Sicily

Perseus: 161; son of Zeus and
Danaé; he Yescued Andromeda
from a sea-monster

Persia : 113

Persuasion: 3, 91, 159, 167, 203,
275, 329; daughter and hand-
maid of Aphrodite

Phaeaeians: 383; legendary in-
habitants of an island W. of
Greece, perh. Corcyra

Phaedrus:- 155, 159;
Socrates and Plato

Phanias: 143; (1) a Peripatetic
philosopher born at Eresus; a
disciple of Aristotle: (2) a poli-
tical associate of Alcaeus

Phaon : 145, 151 ff.

Phémius: 21; a poet mentioned
by Homer

Philammon: 10, 21, 23; an early
lyric poet who won the Pythian
musical contest. after Chryso-
themis, and is said to have intro-
duced choruses of girls into the
worship of Apollo

mountain
sacred to

ἃ pre-Hfellenic

tyrant of

117; son of

friend of

INDEX

Philylla: 57; one of Aleman’s
chorus-girls ,
Phintas: 15; a king of Messenia

in the Sth cent. B.C. ;
Phocaea: 249; a city of Ionia, 30
miles $.E. of Mytilenc
Phoenicians : 189
Phrygia: 5, 23, 97, 107; a district
of central Asia Minor
Phrynon: 311, 395; an Olympian
victor and Athenian general van-
quished by Pittacus in single
combat in the war for Sigeum ἡ
Pieria ; 19, 168, 233; a district of
Thrace associated with the wor-
ship ot the Muses
s: 21; anearly lyric poet
125; ἃ temm Οἱ
@) 308; ὦ city οἵ
Asia Minor)
Pittacus: 143-5, ae 349,
353-7, 361, 365-7, 395-7, 403,
413; one of the Seven Sages;
the aesymnete or elected dictator
of Mytilene, attacked by Alcaeus
ΩΣ poetry (see particularly
30

Laconia :
Aeolis αἵ.

Ριίψοάθ (or Pityussae): 117;
various islands, notably two off
the 5. coast of Spain

Plicia : 229; a river of Mysia

Polyerites : 145; tyrant of Samos
6. 530 B.C,

Polydeuces (Pollux) : see Dioseuri

Poreus ; 53; a name of Nereus

Poseidon : 61, 347

Priam: 107, 229, 393;
Troy

Prodieus: 155, 269; of Geosy a
sophist or lecturer who visited
Athens in the time of Socrates

Protagoras: 155; of Abdéra; a
celebrated sophist or lecturer
who visited Athens in the time
of Socrates

Psyra: 81; a small island of the
Aegean N.W. of Chios

king of

Pyrrha.: 155, 9531, 347; (ἃ citi of
Lesbos
Pythagoras: 37, 107, 171; the

great philosopher of Samos and
Croton 6. 540 B.c.

Python: 7; the legendary serpent
who guarded the oracle of
Delphi; slain by Apollo

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