EXPLANATION OF DIACRITICAL MARKS.
A Dash (¯) above the vowel denotes the long sound, as in fāte, ēve, tīme, nōte, ūse.
A Dash and a Dot (ǡ) above the vowel denote the same sound, less prolonged.
A Curve (˘) above the vowel denotes the short sound, as in ădd, ĕnd, ĭll, ŏdd, ŭp.
A Dot (·) above the vowel a denotes the obscure sound of a in pȧst, ȧbāte, Amĕricȧ.
A Double Dot (¨) above the vowel a denotes the broad sound of a in fäther, älms.
A Double Dot (¨) below the vowel a denotes the sound of a in ba̤ll.
A Wave (~) above the vowel e denotes the sound of e in hẽr.
A Circumflex Accent (^) above the vowel o denotes the sound of o in bôrn.
A dot (.) below the vowel u denotes the sound of u in the French language.
N indicates that the preceding vowel has the French nasal tone.
ç sounds like s.
c̵ sounds like k
s̱ sounds like z.
g̅ is hard as in g̅et.
ġ is soft as in ġem.
Achaian (ȧ-kā´yȧn).
Achilles (ȧ-kĭl´lēz).
Acropolis (ȧ-krŏp´ō̇-lĭs).
Admetus (ăd-mē´tŭs).
Ægis (ē´jĭs).
Æschylus (ĕs´kĭ-lŭs).
Agoracritus (ăg-ō̇-răk´rĭ-tŭs).
Agrippa (ȧ-grĭp´ȧ).
Albani (äl-bä´nē).
Alcamenes (ăl-kăm´ĕ-nēz).
äl´tĭs.
Antigone (ăn-tĭg̅´ō-nē).
Antigonus (ăn-tĭg̅´ō-nŭs).
Antium (ăn´shĭ-ŭm).
Aphrodite (ăf-rō̇-dī´tē).
Apollo (ȧ-pŏl´ō).
Apoxyomenos (ă-pŏx-ĭ-ŏm´ē̇-nŏs).
Ares (ā´rēz).
Argicide (är´jĭ-sīd).
Argonauts (är´g̅ō-na̤tz).
är´g̅ŭs.
Aristophanes (ăr-ĭs-tŏf´ȧ-nēz).
Athena (ă-thē´nȧ).
Athens (ăth´ĕnz).
Bacchus (băk´ŭs).
Belvedere (bĕl-vē̇-dēr´).
Bernini (bĕr-nē´nē).
Brunn (brŏŏn).
caduceus (kȧ-dū´sē̇-ŭs).
Căl´ȧmĭs.
Căllī´ōpē.
Centaur (sĕn´ta̤r).
Cerberus (sẽr´bē̇-rŭs).
Ceres (sē´rēz).
Chiron (kī´rŏn).
Collignon (kŏl-lē̇n-yôN´).
Crĕs´ĭlȧs.
Cyprus (sī´prŭs).
Delphi (dĕl´fī).
Dĕmē´tẽr.
Dĕmē´trĭŭs.
Dī´ō̇mĕd.
Dĭscŏb´ō̇lŭs.
dĭs´kŏs.
Dŏnätĕl´lō.
Elgin (ĕl´g̅ĭn).
Eros (ē´rŏs).
Euphranor (ū-frā´nôr).
Euripides (ū-rĭp´ĭ-dēz).
Eurydice (ū-rĭd´ī-sē̇).
Furtwängler (fōōrt´vǡng-lẽr).
Găl´ȧhăd.
Giustiniana (jŏŏs-tē-nē-ä´nä).
glaukopis (gla̤-kō´pĭs).
Gorgon (g̅ôr´g̅ŏn).
Hĕc´ǡtē.
Hĕllĕnĭs´tĭc.
Hephæstus (hē̇-fĕs´tŭs).
Hē´rä.
Heræum (hē̇-rē´ŭm).
Hĕr´cūlēs̱.
hermæ (hẽr´mē).
Hẽr´mēs̱.
Hē´sĭŏd.
ĭk´rĭŏn prō´räs.
Iliad (ĭl´ĭ-ȧd).
Io (ī´ō).
Ithaca (ĭth´ȧ-kȧ).
Jā´sŏn.
Jū´nō.
Jū´pĭtẽr.
Lancelotti (län-chǡ-lŏt´ē).
Lăt´ẽrȧn.
Leochares (lē̇-ŏk´ȧ-rēz).
Louvre (lōō´vr).
Lucian (lū´shĭ-ȧn).
Ludovisi (lōō-dō-vē´zē).
Lutatius Catulus (lū-tā´shĭ-ŭs kăt´ū-lŭs).
Lȳcûr´gŭs.
Lȳsĭp´pŭs.
Märs.
Mĕd´ĭcä.
Mē´lŏs.
Mẽr´cūry̆.
Mĕtȧmŏr´phōsēs̱.
Mĕt´ōpēs̱.
Mī´lō.
Mĭnẽr´vȧ.
Mȳ´rŏn.
Nĕm´ĕsĭs.
Nī´kē.
Nȳ´sȧ.
ōdē´ŭm.
Odyssey (ŏd´ĭ-sĭ).
Œdipus Coloneus (ĕd´ĭ-pŭs kō-lō-nē´-ŭs).
Œdipus Tyrannus (ĕd´ĭ-pŭs tĭ-răn´-ŭs).
Œnone (ē-nō´nē̇).
Olympia (ō-lĭm´pĭ-ȧ).
Olympiad (ō-lĭm´pĭ-ăd).
Olympic (ō-lĭm´pĭk).
Olympus (ō-lĭm´pŭs).
Orpheus (ôr´fūs).
Otricoli (ō-trē´kō-lē).
Ovid (ŏv´ĭd).
palæstra (pȧ-lĕs´trȧ).
Păl´lȧs.
Panathenæa (păn-ăth-ē̇-nē´ȧ).
Pănăthē̇nā´ĭc.
Pärnăs´sŭs.
Pär´thē̇nŏn.
Pā´tẽr.
Pǡtrō´clŭs.
Peloponnesian (pĕl-ō̇-pŏn-nē´shȧn).
Pē̇nĕl´ōpē̇.
Pĕntĕl´ĭc.
pĕp´lŏs.
Pĕr´ĭclēs.
Persephone (pẽr-sĕf´ō-nē).
Perseus (pẽr´sūs).
Phidias (fĭd´ĭ-ȧs).
Phœbus (fē´bŭs).
Phrynicus (frĭn´ĭ-kŭs).
Pĭn´dȧr.
plĕc´trŭm.
Plĭn´y̆.
Plutarch (plū´tärk).
Plū´tō.
Pŏlĭclȳ´tŭs.
Pŏlĭôrçē´tēs̱.
Prăxĭt´ĕlēs̱.
Ptolemy (tŏl´ĕ-mĭ).
Py̆th´ĭȧ.
Pȳ´thŏn.
Reber, von (fŏn rā´bẽr).
Săl´ȧmĭs.
Sā´mĭȧn.
Sā´mŏs.
Samothrace (săm´ō̇-thrās).
Scō´pȧs.
Scyros (sī´rŏs).
Sŏph´ōclēs̱.
strigil (strĭ´jĭl).
Sty̆x.
Symonds (sĭm´ŭndz).
Telemachus (tē̇-lĕm´ȧ-kŭs).
Terracina (tĕr-rä-chē´nä).
Thēŏg̅´ōny̆.
Theseus (thē´sūs).
Thrace (thrās).
Trastevere (träs-tā-vā´rā).
trireme (trī´rēm).
Trō´jȧn.
Ulysses (ū-ly̆s´sēz).
Vatican (văt´ĭ-kȧn).
Vē´nŭs.
Vŭl´cȧn.
Waldstein (wa̤ld´stīn).
Zeus (zūs).