The book of the ancient Greeks / An introduction to the history and civilization of Greece from the coming of the Greeks to the conquest of Corinth by Rome in 146 B.C.

by Dorothy Mills

Athena, [47], [48], [50]; birth of, [280]; contest with Poseidon, [92], [281]; symbol of Athens, [283]

Athenian Dress, [195] ff.

Athenian Education, [221] ff.

Athenian Government; rule of one man, [91] ff.; oligarchy, rule of the few, [94] ff.; rule of the many, [96] ff.

Athenian House, [198]

Athenian Life, [190] ff.

Athenian Pottery, [203] ff.

Athenian Trade, [201]

Athens; situation and appearance, [190] ff.; classes of people, [194]; burnt by Xerxes, [161]; burnt by Mardonius, [168]; during Persian War, [144]; Long Walls, [173], [298]; fortifications of, [172]; becomes an empire, [183]; enemies of, [291] ff.; during Peloponnesian War, [296] ff.; downfall of, [315]

Athos, Mount, [126]