Studies of Travel: Greece

by Edward A. Freeman

I

• Ionian Islands, [7];
  • merged in the Greek kingdom, ib.
• Isthmian Games, the, strange application of the name to Epsom races, [220]
• Isthmus of Corinth, its varied history, [197]
• Ithakê, Homeric, [3], [217], [218]

J

• Johnson, Samuel, application of his saying on the battle of Marathôn, [55], [56]
• Justinian, fortifies Athens and extinguishes her schools, [24]

K

• Kalaureia, [78]
• Kallimachos, fate of Europe decided by the casting vote of, [53]
• Kanarês, Constantine, compared with Theseus, [50], [51];
  • his death, ib., [66], [67];
  • his home in Psara, [80]
• Kapnikarea, the, church of, at Athens, [47];
  • its narthex compared with the west front of Peterborough, [48], [49]
• Kephallênia, [3], [5], [217]
• Kyklopês, their change of character, [94]
• Kymê, contrasted with Mykênê, [158], [159];
  • her western position, [205]

L

• Larissa, the, of Argos, [86], [109], [110], [116], [120], [182]
• Laureion, mines of, [241], [255]
• Leake, Colonel, on the battle of Marathôn, [61], [63];
  • on Tiryns, [102], [104];
  • on the worship of Poseidôn at Sounion, [254]
• Lion, the, range of, in Europe, [171];
  • cognate forms of his name, ib.
• Lowe, Robert (late Lord Sherbroke), his view of the battle of Marathôn, [52]
• Lysikratês, choragic monument of, [38], [39]

M