Myths of Greece and Rome / Narrated with Special Reference to Literature and Art

by H. A. Guerber

I-ol´cus.
Kingdom of Æson and Jason;
usurped by Pelias, [263].

I´o-le.
Maiden loved by Hercules, [235], [236];
significance, [390], [392].

I´on.
Grandson of Hellen;
ancestor of Ionian race, [38].

I-o´ni-an Race.
Race descended from Ion, grandson of Hellen, [38].

I-o´ni-an Sea.
Sea west of Greece, named after Io, [136], [137].

Iph-i-ge-ni´a.
Daughter of Agamemnon;
sacrificed to Diana, [315], [316];
Orestes finds, [336].

I´ris (the Rainbow).
Attendant of Juno, [52], [329], [374].

Iron Age.
Fourth and last age previous to the Deluge, [36].

Isles of the Blest.
Islands west of Oceanus, inhabited by the virtuous dead, [16], [17];
Ulysses searches for, [359].

Is´ma-rus.
Town in Thrace, spoiled by Ulysses, [337].