INDEX.

About, M. E., [24], [28].
Acro-Corinthus, [395] sq.
Acropolis of Athens, first view of, [34], [89] sq.;bombarded by Venetians, [91];by Turks, [98];works on, [103];excavations about, [122], [123];the view from, [152] sq.
first view of, [34], [89] sq.;
bombarded by Venetians, [91];
by Turks, [98];
works on, [103];
excavations about, [122], [123];
the view from, [152] sq.
Adler, Dr., his theory concerning Mycenæ, [486].
Ægina, [171], [428] sq.
Æschines, [294], [324].
Æschylus, [82], [112], [130].
Æsculapius, temple of, at Athens, [139].
Agatharchus, scene-painter, [128].
Air, lightness and clearness of, [255].
Alfieri, [134].
Alkamenes, [107], [307], [312].
Alpheus, the, [302], [317], [342], [357].
Alpine character of Greece, [154].
Altis, the, at Olympia, [302] sq.
Anaxagoras, [138].
Apollo, temple of,at Delphi, [283] sq.;at Bassæ, [264] sq.
at Delphi, [283] sq.;
at Bassæ, [264] sq.
Arachova, in Phocis, [276] sq.;in Kynuria, [440].
in Phocis, [276] sq.;
in Kynuria, [440].
Arcadia, [351] sq.; the ideal, [352] sq.;description of, [358], [382].
the ideal, [352] sq.;
description of, [358], [382].
Areopagus, the, [139] sq.
Argion, [457].
Argos, [410] sq.
Aristion, stele of, [68].
Aristophanes, [408].
Art, Greek, reserve of, [79], [80] sq., [113], [114];progress of, [110]–[112].
reserve of, [79], [80] sq., [113], [114];
progress of, [110]–[112].
Aspendus, theatre of, [127].
Assyrian features in old Greek art, [261].
Astros, [436].
Athena Nike, temple of, [117].
Athens, faces eastward, [3];museums of, [51], [55] sq.;ancient synœkismos of, [171];Byzantine art in, [496];dukes of, [502].
faces eastward, [3];
museums of, [51], [55] sq.;
ancient synœkismos of, [171];
Byzantine art in, [496];
dukes of, [502].
Athletics, Greek, [321]–[324], [340]–[342].
Attica, [152] sq.
Barathrum, the, [86].
Bassæ, [364] sq.
Bath-room, archaic, at Tiryns, [487] sq.
Beulé, M., quoted, [342], [358].
Boating, [430].
Bœotia, [229] sq.
Book of Kells, [470], [524], [525].
Bournouf, M. E., [103], [419].
Boxing, [334].
Brauron, [153], [198].
Brigands, [185], [194]–[197], [200], [360].
British Museum, [99].
Bruyères, Hugo de, [505].
Bugs, [254].
Bull, fresco of, [489].
Byron, Lord, [29], [200], [205].
Byzantine architecture and art in Greece, [494] sq., [496], [507].
Camels, [296].
Canaris, M., [240].
Canon statue, the, [63].
Canova, [336].
Caryatids on Erechtheum, [101], [103].
Cashel, rock of, [120].
Castalian fount, [289], [293].
Castroménos, M., [343].
Cella frieze, of Parthenon, [109] sq.
Cerigo, [12].
Chæronea, [264] sq.
Charos, [282].
Cheese, used in training, [326].
Christ, the Passion of, [81];in Arcadia, [363].
the Passion of, [81];
in Arcadia, [363].
Christian antiquities of Athens, [145].
Cicada (Tettix), [409].
Cicero, [210], [320].
Cithæron, Mount, [219], [223], [229].
Clarke, Dr., [460].
Cleonæ, [404].
Cockerell, Mr., [368].
Cocks at Sparta, [444].
Coins, [391].
Comedy, Greek, [137]; at Cambridge, [137].
at Cambridge, [137].
Constantine, the Emperor, [291].
Convent Libraries, [522]; metals and gems, [526];embroideries, [527];plaques, [527].
metals and gems, [526];
embroideries, [527];
plaques, [527].
Copais, Lake, [248], [249].
Corinth, [20], [392] sq.
Corinthian order, [36], [369], [434].
Coronea, [250].
Costume, [268], [279], [379], [437].
Crete, [14], [15].
Curzon, M., [509].
Cyclades, [14], [166], [182].
Cyclopean walls, [472], [473].
Daphne, pass of, [205];church at, [500].
pass of, [205];
church at, [500].
Delphi, [282] sq.
Dionysus (see [Theatre]).
Divri, [345].
Dodwell, quoted, [96], [228], [464], [471].
Dogs, [32], [301]; on tombs, [261].
on tombs, [261].
Dorians, [442].
Dorian states and their art, [420]–[423].
Doric order, [34], [37], [98], [304], [407], [474].
Dörpfeld, Dr., [314], [487], [490].
Dramatic competitions, [131].
Eagles, [232].
Earthquakes, [277], [289], [305], [454].
Easter, [361], [383].
Elatea, [265].
Eleusinia, the, [210]–[214].
Eleusis, [207] sq.
Eleutheræ, [223]–[229].
Elgin, Lord, [97], [98], [460].
Elis, [299] sq.
Entrances, plan of, in Greek palaces, [487]–[489].
Epaminondas, [241], [242].
Epicureans, [144], [145].
Epidauros, [429], [432] sq.
Erechtheum, the, [101].
Ergasteria, mines of, [167] sq.
Erymanthus, Mount, [343];river, [345], [347], [358].
Mount, [343];
river, [345], [347], [358].
Euripides, his art, [129], [130], [321].
Eurotas, the, [440].
Events, the, at Olympic games, [331]–[333].
Expression in art, [114] sq.
Fallmerayer, [415].
Forts at Phyle, [215];Eleutheræ, [226];Karytena, [373];Staigue, Kerry, a comparison, [407];Tiryns, [405];Mycenæ, [457].
at Phyle, [215];
Eleutheræ, [226];
Karytena, [373];
Staigue, Kerry, a comparison, [407];
Tiryns, [405];
Mycenæ, [457].
Freeman, Prof., on restorations, [93];criticised, [93], [246].
on restorations, [93];
criticised, [93], [246].
French tragedy, [134].
Frieze of Parthenon, [105];at Tiryns, [489].
of Parthenon, [105];
at Tiryns, [489].
Funeral orations, [75].
Games, the Olympic, [318] sq.
Glendalough, chapels in, [495].
Gods, the unknown, [143].
Gold cups, polishing of, [485].
Greece, faces eastward, [2];routes to, [2], [18]–[20];first aspect of, [4];depopulation of, [11], [232];permanence of inhabitants, [24], [414]–[419].
faces eastward, [2];
routes to, [2], [18]–[20];
first aspect of, [4];
depopulation of, [11], [232];
permanence of inhabitants, [24], [414]–[419].
Greek art, polychromatic, [40]–[46];notions of death, [77]–[79] (cf. [Art]);travel, [494].
polychromatic, [40]–[46];
notions of death, [77]–[79] (cf. [Art]);
travel, [494].
Greeks, character of, [21], [146] sq. (note) [360];courage of, [201].
character of, [21], [146] sq. (note) [360];
courage of, [201].
Guide-books for Greece, [53].
Gregorovius, Mr., [493].
Hadrian’s temple of Zeus at Athens, [34]–[37].
Hagios Petros, [438].
Handbooks for Greece, [53], [54].
Helicon, [248].
Helmet of Hiero, [317].
Heræon, the, at Olympia, [314], [371].
Heraldic ornaments, [482].
Hermes of Vatican, [63];archaic at Athens, [68];of Praxiteles, [313].
of Vatican, [63];
archaic at Athens, [68];
of Praxiteles, [313].
Herodotus, [423].
Hesiod, [408].
Homer, [77], [284], [403], [409].
Honey of Hymettus, [156];of Laurium, [176].
of Hymettus, [156];
of Laurium, [176].
Hopf, [415].
Hydra, the island of, [183], [425]–[427].
Ictinus, [364], [370].
Iliad, the, [284], [318], [334], [411], [466].
Inns, [361].
Ionic order, [116].
Ireland, resembles Greece in various natural features, and in its art, [5], [17], [121], [407], [464], [468]–[470], [478].
Italy, faces westward, [1].
Itea, [297].
Ithome, Mount, [449] sq.
Iviron, Monastery, [527].
Jealousy, Greek, [245].
Julian, the Emperor, [292].
Julius Cæsar, [390].
Kalamata, [449], [505].
Karytena, [372], [505].
Katakolo, [299], [381].
Kephissus, the, near Athens, [157];in Thriasian plain, [219];at Orchomenus, [257].
near Athens, [157];
in Thriasian plain, [219];
at Orchomenus, [257].
Kirrha, [295].
Kladeos, the, [302] sq., [343].
Koron, Gulf of, [6].
Krissa, [294].
Kynætha, [354].
Kynuria, [435].
Ladon, the, [358], [359].
Lala, [344].
Lambros, Mr., [524].
Langada Pass, [446].
Laurium, [169]–[172]; its mining companies, [173]–[179].
its mining companies, [173]–[179].
Lechæum, [390]–[392].
Lechouri, village of, [347].
Legends, [282], [411], [478].
Lion of Marathon, [199];of Chæronea, [268] sq.;of the Arsenal, Venice, [270];of Lucerne, [271].
of Marathon, [199];
of Chæronea, [268] sq.;
of the Arsenal, Venice, [270];
of Lucerne, [271].
Lionardo da Vinci, [419].
Lion-gate at Mycenæ, [471].
Livádia, [251] sq.
Locrian inscriptions, [260].
Lycabettus, [189].
Lysicrates, monument of, [36], [47], [150].
Mænalus, Mount, [381], [387].
Maina, [7].
Malea promontory, [13]; hermit of, [13].
hermit of, [13].
Marathon, [153], [198], [199], [203], [204].
Marble, Greek, [40];Pentelican, [190], [304].
Greek, [40];
Pentelican, [190], [304].
Mars’ Orchestra, [243].
Mediæval Greece, [492] sq.
Medicine in Greece, [362].
Medusa, [419].
Megalopolis, [374].
Melos, [15]; Venus of, [16].
Venus of, [16].
Messene, walls and gates of, [452].
Messenia, [449] sq.
Meteora Monastery, [528].
Michaelis, [103] sq.
Mistra, [445], [503].
Monasteries, Scripou (Orchomenus), [260];Vourkano, [450].
Scripou (Orchomenus), [260];
Vourkano, [450].
Morea (see [Peloponnesus]).
Mount Athos, [509] sq.
Munychia, [160].
Murray, Mr. A. S., [61], [270], [313], [476].
Museums, subdivision of, [50]–[54], [151];of Athens, [55] sq., [74];of Acropolis, [118];of Olympia, [306].
subdivision of, [50]–[54], [151];
of Athens, [55] sq., [74];
of Acropolis, [118];
of Olympia, [306].
Music, [280]–[282]; in Arcadia, [353], [372].
in Arcadia, [353], [372].
Mycenæ, [456] sq.
Myron, [423].
Mysteries, the Eleusinian, [210] sq.
Naples, museum of, [44].
Natural beauty, exhilarating effect of, [255].
Nauplia, [423], [429].
New Grange, [464], [468].
Nicias, a slave-owner, [177], [178].
Nike of Pæonius, [306], [316].
Oaks, [344], [366].
Œnoe, [224].
Old Cathedral, Athens, [495].
Olive-trees, in Attica, [158], [197].
Olonos, Mount, [343], [347], [348].
Olympia, [303] sq.
Olympiads, the, [318] sq.
Oracle, Delphic, [285] sq.
Orchestra, the, [140].
Orchomenus, [257] sq.
Ornamentation of temples, [105], [106].
Ostrich egg, at Mycenæ, [478].
Owen, Mr., [528].
Pæonius, [307], [316].
Pæstum, temple of, [394].
Pan, [353], [387].
Panagia Phæneromené, Monastery of, [497], [507].
Panathenaic procession, [109].
Pankration, the, [329], [337].
Papalexopoulos, Dr., [387], [410].
Parnassus, Mount, [274], [281].
Parnes, Mount, [154].
Parthenon, the older burnt, [66];account of, [90] sq.;sketched by Carrey, [104];decorations of, [105], [369].
the older burnt, [66];
account of, [90] sq.;
sketched by Carrey, [104];
decorations of, [105], [369].
Paul, S., at Athens, [141] sq., [389].
Pausanias, King, [292].
Pausanias quoted, [263], [284], [291], [307], [308], [311], [312], [328], [329], [368], [377], [408], [464], [465].
Pediments, of Parthenon, [105] sq.;of temple at Olympia, [308] sq.
of Parthenon, [105] sq.;
of temple at Olympia, [308] sq.
Peiræus (Piræus), [31], [32], [159]–[161], [206].
Peloponnesus, the, [6].
Penrose, Mr., [102].
Pentathlon, [320], [331].
Pentelicus, Mount, quarries of, [190]–[193].
Perrot, M. G., quoted, [185]–[189].
Perseids and Pelopids, [486].
Petrachus, the fort of Chæronea, [264].
Phædriades, the, [289].
Phalerum, [161].
Phayllus, [333].
Phidias, [107], [115], [303].
Phigalia, [364].
Phocians, the, [291].
Phocis, [274] sq.
Phœnicians, in Greece, [12], [170].
Phyle, pass of, [215].
Pickering, Mr., [326].
Pindar, [242], [294], [316].
Pirene, fountain of, [397].
Platæa, [223], [231].
Plato, [138].
Plutarch, quoted, [213], [265].
Politics, modern Greek, [236]–[240].
Polyandrion, at Chæronea, [272].
Polybius, [346], [353].
Polychromy, Greek, [39] sq.
Pompeii, statues from, [70].
Praxiteles, [112]; his Hermes, [313];his Faun, [353].
his Hermes, [313];
his Faun, [353].
Propylæa at Athens, [100];at Eleusis, [208], [209].
at Athens, [100];
at Eleusis, [208], [209].
Psophis, [346].
Psyttalea, [31].
Pullen, Mr., [493].
Pylæa, the, [294], [295].
Pyramids, [465].
Pyrgos, [300].
Pyrrhic dance, [280].
Pythian games, [285], [310], [311].
Racine, his estimate of tragedy, [132]–[134].
Rain, [346].
Renan, quoted, [141], [246] sq.
Rhamnus, [185].
Riley, Mr., [519], [522], [526], [528].
Roads, Greek, [190], [220], [256].
Routes, through Greece, [296], [343], [349], [380], [396], [424].

Salamis, [207], [209].
Salonica churches, [497].
Salzburg, compared to Athens, [152].
Sannazaro, Jacopo, [355].
Sayce, Prof., [416].
Schliemann, Dr. H., his Mycenæan treasure, [151];at Nauplia, [435];excavations at Orchomenus, [258];Mycenæ, [458] sq., [464], [473] sq.
his Mycenæan treasure, [151];
at Nauplia, [435];
excavations at Orchomenus, [258];
Mycenæ, [458] sq., [464], [473] sq.
Schultz, Mr., [493].
Sepulchral monuments, county Meath, compared, [468].
Scott, Sir Walter, [267].
Sculpture, in relation to other arts, [316], [321].
Shelley, [86].
Shepherd children, [448].
Sicily, [63], [404].
Smith, Adam, his theory of sympathy, [80].
Socrates, [138].
Sophocles, [130].
Sorrow, its expression in art, [83].
Sparta, [9], [10] sq.
Spartans, [320], [325], [441].
Squier, Mr., [60].
Stadium, at Delphi, [293].
Stage, the Greek, [128].
Statues, various types of, [65];votive, [315];archaic, [65]–[70], [71], [72];at Argos, [418];archaistic, [70].
various types of, [65];
votive, [315];
archaic, [65]–[70], [71], [72];
at Argos, [418];
archaistic, [70].
Stele, of Aristion, [68];of Alxenor, [261].
of Aristion, [68];
of Alxenor, [261].
Stoics, at Athens, [144].
Strabo, [389], [396], [408].
Sunium, temple of, [166], [179]–[181].
Swinburne, Mr., his Greek plays, [135].
Tactics, old Greek, [203].
Tainaron, promontory of, [9].
Tanagra, figurines of, [59]–[62].
Taygetus, [443].
Tegea, [385].
Temple of the Winds (Athens), [47], [150].
Tennyson, his In Memoriam criticised, [84].
Tettix, the (see [Cicada]).
Theatre of Dionysus at Athens, [122] sq.; size of, [125];at Argos, [413].
size of, [125];
at Argos, [413].
Thebans, character of, [241]–[243].
Thebes, [233]–[237], [241].
Theocritus, quoted, [192], [336], [353], [402].
Theodosius, [292].
Therasia (Thera), prehistoric discoveries at, [16].
Theseus, temple of, [37], [38], [46], [47].
Thespiæ, [242].
Thucydides, quoted, [207], [259].
Thyreatis, [440].
Tiryns, [405] sq., [487] sq.; destruction of, [484], [490], [491].
destruction of, [484], [490], [491].
Tomb of S. Luke, [235].
Tombs, defaced, [47], [48];the Attic, [74] sq.;at Mycenæ, [474] sq.
defaced, [47], [48];
the Attic, [74] sq.;
at Mycenæ, [474] sq.
Treasury of Minyæ, [258], [464];of Atreus, [457] sq.
of Minyæ, [258], [464];
of Atreus, [457] sq.
Trikoupi, M., [237], [240], [244].
Tripod of Delphi, [292].
Tripolitza, [278], [381], [384].
Tripotamo, [345], [346].
Trophonius, oracle of, [251].
Trypi, [446].
Turks, in Greece, [3], [10], [26], [55], [281] sq.
Umpires, at Olympia, [337], [338].
Vegetation, in Arcadia, [366], [367];Argolis, [401], [429], [458];Kynuria, [436];Laconia, [444], [447];Messenia, [453], [454].
in Arcadia, [366], [367];
Argolis, [401], [429], [458];
Kynuria, [436];
Laconia, [444], [447];
Messenia, [453], [454].
Venetian tower at Athens, [93].
Venetians, bombard the Acropolis, [91];destroy sculptures, [100].
bombard the Acropolis, [91];
destroy sculptures, [100].
Venus, various types of, [113], [114].
Vergil, quoted, [335], [354].
Villehardouins, the, [445], [503].
Viollet-le-duc, M., [393].
Vourkano, monastery of, [449], [508].
Walls, [159], [162]; Peiræic, [259].
Peiræic, [259].
Wedding scene, [279].
Wood, use of, in archaic buildings, [491].
Xenophon, cited, [201].
Zea, harbor, [160], [161].
Zeus, temple of, at Athens, [46];temple and statue of, at Olympia, [303] sq.;bronze figures of (Ζᾶνες), [338].
temple of, at Athens, [46];
temple and statue of, at Olympia, [303] sq.;
bronze figures of (Ζᾶνες), [338].