Greek Lands and Letters

by Francis Greenleaf Allinson; Anne C. E. Allinson

• Œta, Mt., [7], [316], [326].
• Olympia, [9], [243], [382], [388-424].
• Olympus, Mt., [6], [14], [15], [370], [404], [423].
• Onatas, [386].
• Oratory, [96].
• Orchomenus, in Arcadia, [365];
  • in Bœotia, [270], [302].
• Oropus, [153].
• Orphic School, [174].
• Ossa, Mt., [7].
• Othrys Mts., [7].

• Pæonius, [400].
• Pæstum, [2], [357].
• Palermo, [10].
• Pallantium, [360], [364].
• Pan, at Athens, [72-3];
  • Homeric Hymn to, [371] ff.;
  • in modern folk-lore, [255];
  • at Delphi, [229];
  • at Psyttaleia, [166];
  • at Thebes, [293].
• Panathenæa, [67], [71], [135], [137], [140].
• Panopeus, [260].
• Parmenides, [97].
• Parnassus, Mt., [7], [193], [223], [225], [226], [227], [232], [234], [253], [254], [256], [258], [259], [261], [292], [301], [316], [326], [329], [353], [393].
• Parnes, Mt., [7], [144], [148], [153].
• Parnon, Mt., [8], [432].
• Paros, [29], [386].
• Parthenius, Mt., [373].
• Parthenon, see under [Athens].
• Patras, [192], [194-5], [392].
• Paul, St., [210], [212], [395];
  • cited, [106], [217], [407].
• Pausanias, general, [298], [299];
  • topographer, cited, [76], [88], [145], [150], [165], [183], [207], [235], [241], [264], [265], [271], [289], [292], [293], [301], [304], [309], [310], [319], [329], [336], [346], [352], [353], [360], [361-2], [374], [375], [376], [384], [390], [405], [411], [428], [430], [440].
• Pegasus, [204], [214], [303].
• Peirene, [204], [207], [214].
• Pelasgians, [14], [82], [324], [344], [347].
• Pelion, Mt., [7].
• Peloponnesian War, [34], [101], [153], [288], [300], [429].
• Peloponnesus, [8], [15].
• Pelops, [393], [399], [405], [412].
• Peneius, river, [7].
• Pentedactylon, Mt., [432].
• Pentelicus, Mt., [5], [7], [11], [13], [25], [132], [144], [148], [152], [153], [159].
• Periander, [206] ff.
• Pericles, age of, [394];
  • death, [115];
  • at Eleusis, [182];
  • Megarian decree of, [198];
  • oratory of, [96], [108];
  • political influence of, [34], [56], [97], [100], [101], [104].
• Persephone, [355];
  • worship of, [171] ff.
• Persian Wars, [15], [96], [100], [197], [210], [317], [330].
• Phæacia, [134].
• Phalerum, [45], [125], [132], [395].
• Pheneus, [365];
  • lake of, [375-6].
• Pheræ, [425].
• Pherecrates, cited, [82], [266].
• Phidias, [135], [244], [293], [399].
• Phigalia, [382].
• Phigalians, [383], [386].
• Philip, [39], [115], [451];
  • at Chæronea, [262];
  • in Delphic Amphictyony, [224];
  • of Hellenic blood, [102], [391];
  • statues of, [240], [401].
• Philopœmen, [361-3].
• Philosophy, [97] ff.;
  • closing of schools of, [3].
• Phlius, [328], [329], [330].
• Phocis, [14], [223], [260], [316].
• Phœnicia, [324], [433].
• Phœnicians, [127], [273], [330].
• Phœnicides, cited, [84].
• Pholoë, Mt., [373-4].
• Phryne, [240], [304].
• Pieria, [368].
• Pindar, age of, [31];
  • art of, [288];
  • in Athens, [95];
  • descent of, [271];
  • house of, [293];
  • place in literature, [268];
  • treatment of nature, [20-1];
  • cited, [20-1], [110], [114], [122], [124], [156], [186], [189], [190], [191], [204], [210], [218], [237], [243], [249], [266], [275], [288], [291], [299], [302], [333], [358], [388], [408], [410], [411], [412], [415], [420], [432].
• Pindus, Mt., [7], [13].
• Piræus, [30], [32-56], [85], [100], [102], [145], [186], [187].
• Pisistratus, [64] ff., [174], [182].
• Platæa, [71], [91], [296-301], [313], [320].
• Plato, Academy of, [119], [147];
  • age of, [39];
  • cave of, [109];
  • legend of, [164];
  • opinion of Kydias, [330];
  • place in philosophy, [98];
  • treatment of nature, [28];
  • cited, [28], [46-7], [74], [107], [125], [139], [144], [182], [185], [198], [205], [307], [352], [414], [420], [449], [450].
• Plistus, river, [226], [234], [242], [252], [253].
• Plutarch, [4];
  • birthplace, [61];
  • character of, [268];
  • cited, [64], [88], [110], [169], [213], [240], [267], [301], [353], [356].
• Polybius, cited, [360], [361], [363], [437].
• Polygnotus, [129], [241].
• Poros, [356].
• Poseidon, at Athens, [59];
  • in Argolis, [348];
  • in Elis, [390];
  • temple of at Calauria, [356];
    • — at Pæstum, [2];
    • — at Sunium, [162].
• Potidæa, [119].
• Prasiæ, [160].
• Pratinas, [328].
• Praxilla, [329].
• Praxiteles, [5], [244], [293], [304], [364], [396].
• Propylæa, see under [Athens].
• Ptoön, Mt., [269], [292], [301], [313].
• Pylos, [231], [425], [429].
• Pythagoras, [97], [291].

• Rhamnus, [154] ff.
• Rhodes, [1], [29], [127], [135], [419];
  • Colossus of, [397].
• Rogers, B. B., cited, [70], [132], [141], [161], [179], [181], [251].
• Roman rule, [39-40], [172], [211-12], [391], [394], [402], [414].
• Romans, [204], [362].

• Salamis, [48], [62], [68], [144], [353], [357], [399];
  • battle of, [71], [91], [103], [165-70], [188], [209], [299], [398].
• Samos, [70], [99].
• Sappho, read by Solon, [64];
  • treatment of nature, [18] ff.;
  • cited, [18], [19], [20], [21], [136], [380].
• Saronic Gulf, [8], [32], [41], [163], [193], [324], [353], [354].
• Scamander, [134].
• Scironian Cliffs, [199] ff., [354].
• Scopas, [293], [364], [386].
• Selinus, [398].
• Seriphos, [7].
• Servius Sulpicius, cited, [32], [199].
• Shelley, cited, [25], [56], [148], [368].
• Sicily, [1], [9], [10], [15], [58], [239], [328], [388], [390];
  • Sicilian Greeks, [391], [398], [414];
  • — expedition, [37], [101], [187].
• Sicyon, [329].
• Simmias, cited, [150].
• Simonides, at Athens, [70], [95];
  • poet laureate, [420];
  • rival of Lasus, [328];
  • cited, [64], [136], [157], [158], [200], [299-300], [320], [321], [349].
• Socrates, on Acropolis, [76] ff.;
  • in Assembly, [108];
  • at Delium, [296];
  • at Isthmian Games, [217];
  • by Ilissus, [27];
  • in Gymnasia, [119], [140];
  • in Piræus, [46] ff.;
  • place in philosophy, [98-9].
• Solon, in Egypt, [2];
  • influence in Athens, [58] ff.;
  • statue at Salamis, [165];
  • cited, [62], [63], [283].
• Solos, [376].
• Sophists, [94], [96], [97].
• Sophocles, place in literature, [95];
  • tomb of, [150];
  • treatment of nature, [24] ff.;
  • cited, [24], [116], [140], [146], [163], [171], [178], [222], [240], [250], [268], [276], [281-3], [286-7], [303], [335], [341], [405-7], [432].
• Sparta, [8], [10], [13], [100], [102], [153], [239], [288], [425], [429], [431-451].
• Spercheius, river, [316], [318].
• Sphacteria, [429].
• Sphinx, Mt., [292].
• Sterling, John, cited, [320], [404].
• Strabo, cited, [234], [271], [355], [390].
• Stymphalus, [365];
  • lake of, [376].
• Styx, [377].
• Suetonius, cited, [215].
• Sunium, [161] ff., 356.
• Swinburne, cited, [106], [424].
• Symonds, J. A., cited, [114], [136], [349].
• Syracusans, [38], [102], [414].
• Syracuse, [10], [38], [43], [206], [414].

• Tænarum, [208], [431].
• Tanagra, [296], [305-6], [313].
• Tatoï, [153].
• Tauropolia, [140].
• Taÿgetus, Mt., [8], [13], [383], [389], [426], [432], [445].
• Tegea, [359], [363-4], [435].
• Telesilla, [329].
• Tempe, Vale of, [7], [245].
• Tenedos, [388].
• Tenos, [7].
• Terpander, cited, [441-2].
• Thaletas, [441-2].
• Thebes, [15], [229], [239], [266-95], [436].
• Themistocles, fortification of Piræus, [33], [34], [36];
  • policy of, [44], [101];
  • at Olympia, [361];
  • at Salamis, [166];
  • tomb of, [41].
• Theodosius, [236], [403].
• Theocritus, [4], [16], [258];
  • treatment of nature, cited, [28].
• Theognis, [196-7].
• Theophrastus, [99];
  • cited, [51], [62], [121], [140].
• Thera, [326].
• Theramenes, [102].
• Therapne, [433].
• Thermopylæ, [7], [9], [298], [316-22], [360].
• Theseus, in art and literature, [60], [399];
  • Bacchylides on, [95];
  • city of, [104], [107], [146];
  • in Hippolytus, [354] ff.;
  • Isthmian Games, [217];
  • the Panathenæa, [67], [137];
  • return from Crete, [79], [163].
• Thesmophoria, [140].
• Thespiæ, [304-5].
• Thespians, [288], [313], [319].
• Thespis, [63], [156].
• Thessaly, [6], [7], [13], [14], [135], [270], [368], [435].
• Thoricus, [160].
• Thrace, [2], [5], [171], [220].
• Thrasybulus, [149].
• Thriasian Plain, [173], [179].
• Thucydides, historian, at Delphi, [248];
  • place in literature, [96];
  • cited, [37], [91], [115], [116], [216], [267], [289], [300], [326], [335], [360], [429], [437], [446-7];
  • statesman, [101].
• Tiberius, [391], [402].
• Timotheus, cited, [168], [362].
• Tiryns, [324], [325], [327], [330], [336], [348-51].
• Tragedy, [95].
• Treton, Mt., [331].
• Tripolis, [360], [373], [375].
• Triptolemus, [174].
• Troëzen, [330], [353] ff., [358].
• Troy, [10], [27], [134], [336], [337], [338], [343], [357].
• Tyrtæus, cited, [427], [428], [443].

• Vaphio, [435].
• Vari, [163-4].
• Virgil, [310], [364].

• Way, cited, [139], [218], [229].
• Wordsworth, cited, [17], [21].

• Xenophon, place in literature, [96];
  • treatment of Epaminondas, [289];
  • cited, [46], [51], [149], [267], [289], [360], [374], [392], [446].
• Xerxes, at Platæa, [298];
  • at Salamis, [165];
  • at Thermopylæ, [317];
  • invasion of Delphi, [252];
    • — of Greece, [447].

• Zacynthus, [231].
• Zanes, [401].
• Zeno, [99].
• Zeus, [14], [23], [27];
  • birth of, [367], [393];
  • at Lebadeia, [301];
  • at Nemea, [333];
  • at Olympia, [392], [393], [395], [396], [423];
  • at Piræus, [52];
  • temple at Olympia, [398-401].

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