Sy-chæ´us.
King of Tyre;
husband of Dido;
murdered by Pygmalion, [366].
Sym-pleg´a-des.
Floating rocks safely passed by the Argo, [268].
Sy´rinx.
Nymph loved by Pan, and changed into reeds, [300], [301].
Tæn´a-rum, or Tæn´a-rus.
The Greek entrance to Hades on Cimmerian coast, [160], [229].
Ta-la´ri-a.
Mercury’s winged sandals, given by the gods, [134].
Ta´lus.
Brazen giant;
son of Vulcan;
the watchman of Minos, [256], [257].
Tan´ta-lus.
Father of Pelops;
condemned to hunger and thirst in Hades, [77], [93], [167];
significance, [389], [390].
Tar´ta-rus.
Abyss under the earth, where the Titans, etc., were confined, [17], [18], [22], [25];
Orpheus’ music heard in, [77];
wicked in, [161-169];
significance, [385], [391].
Tau´ris.
Country to which Diana brought Iphigenia, [316];
visited by Orestes, [336].
Tel´a-mon.
Husband of Hesione, the daughter of Laomedon, [152].