GENERAL INDEX

Rhipae: 91; a legendary moun-
tain-range of the far north

Rhodopis (oer Doricha): 141, 149
(which see), 207, 251

Rome: 169

Sambas: 107

Sardis : 59, 247; capital of Lydia

Satyrs: 159; the half-bestial at-
tendants of Dionysus

Scaeus : 53; a son of Hippocoén

Scamander : 211; ἃ river of Troy

Scamandronymus: 141; father of
Sappho

Schéria: 77; the island of the
Phaeacians in the Odussey

Scianods: 109; a fabulous people
of Libya who when lying down
used their feet as parasols

Scyros: 381: a small island of the
Sporades in the Aegean

Scythia: 307, 331; the district N.
of the Black Sea

Seasons : 323

Sebrus: 49, 51; a son of Hippo-
coon

Séméle: 421; ἐν εν of Dionysus

Sicily : 129, 43.

Sicyon :
nese

Silanion: 171; a sculptor in
bronze who worked at Athens
6. 320 B.c.

Sigéum : 311, 395; a promontory
of the Troad containing the tomb
of Achilles, and commanding the
mouth of the Hellespont

Siren: 3, 59, 67, 135; in Homer,
a bird-like death- “spirit luring

91: ἃ cits: of the Pelopon-

sailors to their doom; later a
simile of alluring song
Sisyphus: 13, 307; legendary

founder of Corinth } allowed to
return to life in order to punish
his wife for not burying his body,
he refused to go back to Hades,
but was carried back by force
and condemned to perpetual
punishment

Smyrna: 251

Socrates: 155, 159, 161, 163, 223,
259, 269; the great Athenian
philosopher ; 440 B.c.

Solon: 141; the Athenian lawgiver
c. 600 8.6,

458

Sossius (Senecio) : Roman
consul A.D. 99

Sparta (or Lacedaemon): 27-9,
33-7, 41, 45-9, 91, 9d, 101, 159,
171, 375

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Stathmi: 125; a town of Laconia
Steganopods : 109; perh. identical
with the Sciapods (which see)
Strymo : 107
Styx : 261; (1) astreamin Arcadia:
(2) one of the rivers of Hades
Syracuse: 15, 148, 171; the chief
city of Sicily

109:

an early Spartan

Taenirum : 137; the southernmost
cape of the Peloponnese

Tantalus: 101, 357; a legenda
king of Argos: : for revealing the
secret counsels of Zeus he re-
ceived after death the pert
punishment ot being within si
but not within touch of food
drink, while a rock suspend
overhead threatened to crush
him

Tarentum: 137; a Greek city and
port of 8. Italy

Téléphus: 387; king of Mysia at
the time of the Trojan War

Telesippa: 147; one of Sappho’s —
‘circle’

Télus : 107

Téniges : 349 where see note.

Teos: 145; a city of Ionia (W.
Asia Minor) ω

Thilimae: 63; a town of Laconia

Thales: 34,107; philosopher; o.
of the Seven Sages; 585 B.C.

Thamyris: 10,21; a Thracian p
mentioned by Tomer ; for
ing he could surpass the M
he wos deprived of his sight
his power of song

Theano: 161, 171; a fam
woman- -philosopher variously
scribed as the wife and
disciple of Pythagoras

Thébe : 229; a city of Mysia

Therapnae : : 65, 67; a town
Laconia

Theron : 257; tyrant of Ac
(Agrigentum) in Sicily c. 480