Greek Lands and Letters

by Francis Greenleaf Allinson; Anne C. E. Allinson

Chapter XVII. Page [358] Pindar, Olymp., III, 27. Homer, Iliad, II, 612. [360] Homer, Iliad, II, 607. [361] Polybius, XXIV, 15. [365] Greek Anthology, App. Plan., 188. [366] Herodotus, VIII, 26. [371] Greek Anthology, Pal., IX, 314; App. Plan. 188. [374] Xenophon, Anabasis, 5, 3, 10. Homer, Odyssey, V, 272. [377] Hesiod, Theogony, 775. [380] Pindar, Olymp., VI, 100. Homeric Hymn to Pan, 30. Homer, Odyssey, III, 497. [381] Sappho; Homer. See chap. i, 19, 21. [385] Æschylus, Agamemnon, 519.

Chapter XVIII. Page [388] Pindar, Olymp., III, 19. [390] Lucian, Marine Dialog., 3. Strabo, VI, cap. 2, 4. [391] Antigonus Carystus, Historia Mirab., 140 (155). [392] Xenophon, Anabasis, IV, viii, 26. [397] Odyssey, V, 79; Lucian, Jupiter as Tragedian, 10, 11. [403] Lucian, Herodotus, I. Herodotus, VIII, 26. [408] Lucian, Council of the Gods, 12. Pindar, Olymp., II, 51. [410] Herodotus, VI, 103. [411] Pindar, Olymp., I, 18. Bacchylides, V, 37-45, and 178-186. [412] Pindar, Olymp., I, 86. [413] Pindar, Olymp., I, 28. [415] Æschylus, Agamemnon, 341. [416] Pindar, Olymp., IV, 1; VI, 75; VI, 91. [417] Pindar, Olymp., XIII, 92; III, 44; XI (X), 45. [418] Pindar, Olymp., XI (X), 72; 73-76; XIV, 20. [419] Pindar, Olymp., VII. [420] Plato, Republic, 621, C, D. [421] Bacchylides, VI. [423] Æschylus, Prometheus, 95.

Chapter XIX. Page [425] Homer, Odyssey, III, 491. [429] Thucydides, IV, 40.

Chapter XX. Page [431] Homer, Odyssey, IV, 1. [432] Pindar, fragment. Sophocles, Ajax, 8. Homer, Odyssey, IV, 603. Euripides, Helen, 348; Iphigeneia in Tauris, 132. [433-434] Homer, Odyssey, IV. Herodotus, VI, 61. [436] Æschylus, Agamemnon, 650. [437] Thucydides, I, 10. Polybius, V, 22. [440] Lucian, Anacharsis, 38. Cicero, Tusculan Disputations, 5, 27. [446] Thucydides, I, 70. [447] Herodotus, VII, 104, 135. [448] Euripides, Andromache, 595. [449] Plato, Protagoras, 342. [450] Aristotle, Politics, 1271 B. Isocrates, Letter to Philip; Panegyricus, 51.

Note on pages [154-5] ‘Euripus.’ Strictly speaking, this applies only to the narrower channel between Aulis and Chalkis. Also used of the whole southern channel: see Bury’s and Frazer’s Maps of Attica. [Blank Page]

INDEX

• Acarnania, [13], [193], [321].
• Achæa, [13], [194], [326], [373], [435].
• Achæans, [14], [324].
• Acharnae, [148], [150] ff.
• Acrocorinth, [8], [212], [214];
  • view from, [202].
• Acropolis, see under [Athens].
• Ægaleus, Mt., [149], [164], [173], [177].
• Ægean, [1], [2], [5], [6], [10], [13], [17], [57], [325], [353].
• Ægina, [144], [162], [186-91].
• Ægospotami, [101], [102].
• Æmilius Paulus, [235].
• Æolians, [328];
  • in Bœotia, [310].
• Æschines, place in literature, [97];
  • cited, [224].
• Æschylus, at Delphi, [237];
  • at Eleusis, [181];
  • at Marathon, [158-9];
  • character of, [125];
  • competition with, [328];
  • influence of, [104], [415];
  • place in literature, [95];
  • treatment of nature, [22];
  • youth of, [70] ff.;
  • cited, [10], [11], [38], [43], [64], [72], [83-4], [91], [104], [154], [155], [159], [161], [166], [167], [168], [196], [230], [246], [268], [283-5], [292], [297], [299], [308], [309], [336], [342], [344], [385], [415], [436].
• Ætolia, [13], [193].
• Africa, [220], [239].
• Akte, of Argolis, [330], [351];
  • of Piræus, [36], [42], [55].
• Alcibiades, at Delium, [296];
  • influence of, [101];
  • parody of Mysteries, [176];
  • picture of, [77];
  • Sicilian expedition, [37].
• Alcman, [442] ff.;
  • cited, [18], [22], [182], [444-5].
• Alexander, at Chæronea, [262];
  • at Isthmus, [217];
  • at Olympia, [391];
  • death of, [3];
  • empire of, [99];
  • statue at Olympia, [402].
• Alexandrian period, [4].
• Alphēus, god and river, [231], [328], [369], [375], [379], [381], [388-91], [404].
• Altis, at Marathon, [158];
  • at Olympia, [388], [395], [402-5].
• Amorgos, [7].
• Amphiaraus, sanctuary of, [153-4].
• Amphictyony, Delphic, [224], [238].
• Amphissa, [223].
• Amyclæ, [434].
• Anacapri, [2].
• Anacreon, [70].
• Anaxagoras, [96].
• Andocides, place in literature, [96];
  • cited, [181].
• Andritsena, [378], [381-2].
• Andros, [7].
• Anthedon, [306-7].
• Anthesteria, [141].
• Anthology, Greek, [4-5];
  • cited, [28], [54], [147], [150], [156], [171], [201], [211], [265], [299], [300], [323], [371], [373].
• Antiphon, [96].
• Antisthenes, [99].
• Antoninus Pius, [364].
• Aphæa, temple of, [188].
• Aphrodite, [397], [434];
  • at Piræus, [54];
  • on Mt. Ida, [131];
  • of Melos, [5].
• Apollo, at Olympia, [397];
  • at Ptoön, [301];
  • Delphic legends, [230] ff.;
  • god of prophecy, [218] ff.;
  • Hymn to, [231];
  • in Alcestis, [130];
  • in Eumenides, [105] ff.;
  • in Hymn to Hermes, [368] ff.;
  • significance at Delphi, [246] ff.;
  • statue at Olympia, [399], [400];
  • — at Sparta, [441];
  • summer festival of, [136];
  • temple at Bassæ, [382] ff.;
  • — at Corinth, [202], [203], [207], [213];
  • — at Delphi, [237-8];
  • — on Sacred Way, [178];
  • — at Thebes, [282], [292];
  • — in Vale of Tempe, [245].
• Appian, [43].
• Arachneum, Mt., [336].
• Arachova, [30], [252], [253] ff., [381].
• Arcadia, [14], [29], [131], [220], [239], [358-87], [425], [429].
• Arcesilas, [239].
• Archidamus, [240], [447].
• Areopagus, see under [Athens].
• Arethusa, [390], [391].
• Argolic Gulf, [324], [330].
• Argolid, Argolis, [8], [13], [162], [323-57].
• Argos, [10], [11], [221], [239], [325], [327], [329-30], [346], [435], [436].
• Arion, [208-9].
• Aristides, [100], [124].
• Aristodemus, [428].
• Aristogeiton, [71].
• Aristomenes, [428], [430].
• Aristophanes, place in literature, [95];
  • treatment of nature, [24];
  • cited, [25], [26], [35], [65], [70], [71], [83], [85-6], [108], [112], [117], [120], [127], [128], [131], [132], [136], [144], [145], [150], [151], [161], [162], [179], [184], [221], [251], [448].
• Aristotle, Lyceum of, [119];
  • philosophy, [97] ff.;
  • cited, [66], [180], [201], [212], [446], [449], [450].
• Aroanius, river, [375].
• Artemis, [24];
  • at Olympia, [397];
  • Brauronia, [86];
  • hymn to, [223];
  • in Arcadia, [365], [373], [374];
  • in Hippolytus, [26], [355];
  • on Taÿgetus, [432];
  • Orthia, [438-9];
  • temple at Aulis, [309];
  • — at Piræus, [46];
  • — at Thebes, [282], [293].
• Artemisium, [298].
• Asclepieum, at Athens, [122];
  • at Epidaurus, [352];
  • modern substitute for, [30]
• Ascra, [310].
• Asia, [1], [220], [325].
• Asia Minor, [1], [9], [239], [325], [327].
• Asopus, river, in Bœotia, [12], [153], [270], [296], [305];
  • in Malis, [317];
  • in Sicyon, [328], [329].
• Astypalæa, [7].
• Athens (ancient), [10], [13], [436], [442], [450];
  • after battle of Salamis, [91-125];
  • before Salamis, [57-73];
  • Academy of, [65], [119], [147];
  • Acropolis of, [60], [73], [74-90], [92], [107], [144], [162], [173], [184], [193], [232];
  • Agora, [72], [99], [110] ff.;
  • Areopagus of, [69], [72], [99], [104] ff., [110];
  • Asclepieum, [122];
  • Barathrum, [109];
  • Callirrhoë, [61], [65], [109], [133];
  • Cynosarges Gymnasium, [65], [99], [159];
  • Dipylon Gate, [113], [144], [177], [183];
  • Dionysiac Theatre, [120] ff.;
  • Erechtheum, [75], [77], [81], [84], [97];
  • Gymnasia, [65], [118];
  • Lenæum, [61], [69];
  • Lyceum, [94], [99], [119];
  • Lysicrates Monument, [122];
  • Market-place (old), [65];
  • Nike temple, [77], [79];
  • Old Athena temple, [75], [92];
  • olive in, [66];
  • Olympieum, [57], [65], [119];
  • Parthenon, [77], [78], [80-1], [85], [87-9], [382];
  • Pnyx, [108];
  • Propylæa, [77-78], [79], [85], [89], [94];
  • —, old, [65], [76];
  • Prison of Socrates, [89], [107];
  • Prytaneum, [110];
  • Street of Tombs, [113];
  • Theseum, [94];
  • Tholus, [110];
  • —, Modern, [29], [126-43].
• Athena, Alea, [364];
  • Archegetis, [86];
  • at Piræus, [52];
  • Chalkiœkos, [438];
  • importance at Athens, [67];
  • old temple of, [75];
  • statues on Acropolis, [78-9];
  • the Watcher, [62].
• Athos, Mt., [11], [13].
• Attic age, [5].
• Attica, [5-8], [13], [15], [144-70], [325].
• Aulis, [267], [307] ff.

• Bacchus, see [Dionysus].
• Bacchylides, place in literature, [420];
  • cited, [111], [123], [189], [243], [411], [421].
• Bassæ, temple at, [358], [382] ff.
• Bendis, festival of, [48] ff.
• Bion, [4].
• Bœotia, [4], [7], [8], [260], [266-315], [325], [438].
• Brasidas, [436].
• Brauron, [160].
• Brennus, [318].
• Byron, [5], [79], [194];
  • cited, [422].
• Byzantine, churches, [29], [404];
  • Greek, [5];
  • ruins, [29], [404];
  • age, [40], [212].

• Cadmus, [200], [272] ff.
• Cæsar, Julius, [211], [215].
• Calauria, [330], [356].
• Caligula, [304].
• Callichorus, [175].
• Callimachus, cited, [183].
• Callirrhoë, see [Athens].
• Calydon, [194].
• Calydonian boar hunt, [194], [364].
• Carthage, [43], [239], [398].
• Cassotis, [245].
• Castalia, [226], [252], [253].
• Cecrops, [59], [144].
• Cenchreæ, [212].
• Ceos, [7], [95], [420], [421].
• Cephisus, river, Attic, [146], [148], [152], [177], [184];
  • Bœotian, [260], [265], [269], [316].
• Chæronea, [97], [115], [198], [210], [257], [260], [261-5], [401], [436], [450].
• Chasia, [150].
• Chryso, [223].
• Cicero, [97];
  • cited, [1], [32], [181], [211], [304], [316], [440].
• Cimon, [100-101];
  • at Eleusis, [182];
  • in Messenian affairs, [428].
• Cirphis, Mt., [226], [253], [256], [258].
• Cithæron, Mt., [12], [193], [219], [268], [278], [280], [281], [292], [296].
• Cladeus, river and god, [388], [393], [404].
• Claudius, [304].
• Cleft Way, [250], [257] ff.
• Clement, St., cited, [215].
• Cleonæ, [330], [331].
• Cnidus, [35], [173].
• Cnossus, [231].
• Colonists, [58], [414].
• Colonus, [24], [146-7].
• Comedy, [95].
• Common dialect, [3].
• Conington, cited, [71].
• Conon, [35], [56], [102];
  • Wall of, [33], [36], [39], [41], [44].
• Constantinople, fall of, [3];
  • foundation of, [196].
• Copaic Lake, [269], [271].
• Corcyra, [206].
• Corinna, [306].
• Corinth (New), [201], [202];
  • (Old), [201-17], [220], [436].
• Corinthian Gulf, [5], [7], [8], [9], [192] ff., [223], [269], [324], [326], [329], [331].
• Corycian Cave, [229], [252], [255].
• Cos, [353].
• Cotilius, Mt., [384].
• Cranaë, [435].
• Craneum, [213].
• Cretan, [20];
  • Cretans, [231], [413];
  • Eteo-Cretans, [14].
• Crete, [9], [15], [221], [239], [324], [325], [326], [362], [441].
• Crimea, [58].
• Crisæan plain, [223-4], [238].
• Cumæ, [2].
• Cybele, at Piræus, [49].
• Cyllene, Mt., [8], [9], [365], [367], [369], [376], [383].
• Cynuria, [330], [347].
• Cyprus, [1], [433].
• Cypselus, [205];
  • chest of, [207].
• Cyrene, [239].
• Cythnus, [7].

• Danai, [323], [344].
• Dances, ancient and modern, [137], [139].
• Danube, [9].
• Daulis, [258], [259].
• Decelea, [148], [150].
• Delium, [296].
• Delos, [7], [101], [107], [163], [397];
  • confederacy of, [100].
• Delphi, [218-49], [289], [344], [401].
• Demaratus, [179], [447].
• Demeter, at Olympia, [397], [410];
  • in Arcadia, [173];
  • in Bœotia, [173], [314];
  • Hymn to, [174-5];
  • patroness of marriage, [140];
  • shrines of, [30];
  • statue of, [173];
  • worship of, [173] ff.
• Demosthenes, at Chæronea, [262];
  • place in literature, [97];
  • suicide of, [103], [356-7];
  • cited, [85], [92], [118], [158], [165], [237].
• Dicæarchus, cited, [286], [306].
• Dinarchus, [97].
• Dio Chrysostom, [271], [399].
• Diogenes the Cynic, [213].
• Dionysia, Greater, [69], [140];
  • Lesser, [141].
• Dionysius of Halicarnassus, [300].
• Dionysus, at Athens, [68] ff., [72];
  • at Delphi, [227] ff.;
  • at Eleusis (Iacchus), [174], [177], [179];
  • at Olympia, [397];
  • at Panopeus, [261];
  • brings Semele from Hades, [355];
  • Hymn to, [122], [277];
  • infant, [396];
  • in Frogs, [128], [129], [203];
  • in the Marshes, [141];
  • old cult, [30];
  • on Helicon, [303];
  • temple at Thebes, [293].
• Diphilus, cited, [52], [206].
• Dirce, [272], [294].
• Dodona, [14].
• Donkeys, [128-9].
• Dorians, [326] ff., [328].
• Doric, dialect, [398].
• Doris, [316], [328], [358].