Rambles and Studies in Greece

by J. P. Mahaffy

	Salamis, [207], [209].
	Salonica churches, [497].
	Salzburg, compared to Athens, [152].
	Sannazaro, Jacopo, [355].
	Sayce, Prof., [416].
	Schliemann, Dr. H., his Mycenæan treasure, [151];at Nauplia, [435];excavations at Orchomenus, [258];Mycenæ, [458] sq., [464], [473] sq.
	his Mycenæan treasure, [151];
	at Nauplia, [435];
	excavations at Orchomenus, [258];
	Mycenæ, [458] sq., [464], [473] sq.
	Schultz, Mr., [493].
	Sepulchral monuments, county Meath, compared, [468].
	Scott, Sir Walter, [267].
	Sculpture, in relation to other arts, [316], [321].
	Shelley, [86].
	Shepherd children, [448].
	Sicily, [63], [404].
	Smith, Adam, his theory of sympathy, [80].
	Socrates, [138].
	Sophocles, [130].
	Sorrow, its expression in art, [83].
	Sparta, [9], [10] sq.
	Spartans, [320], [325], [441].
	Squier, Mr., [60].
	Stadium, at Delphi, [293].
	Stage, the Greek, [128].
	Statues, various types of, [65];votive, [315];archaic, [65]–[70], [71], [72];at Argos, [418];archaistic, [70].
	various types of, [65];
	votive, [315];
	archaic, [65]–[70], [71], [72];
	at Argos, [418];
	archaistic, [70].
	Stele, of Aristion, [68];of Alxenor, [261].
	of Aristion, [68];
	of Alxenor, [261].
	Stoics, at Athens, [144].
	Strabo, [389], [396], [408].
	Sunium, temple of, [166], [179]–[181].
	Swinburne, Mr., his Greek plays, [135].

	Tactics, old Greek, [203].
	Tainaron, promontory of, [9].
	Tanagra, figurines of, [59]–[62].
	Taygetus, [443].
	Tegea, [385].
	Temple of the Winds (Athens), [47], [150].
	Tennyson, his In Memoriam criticised, [84].
	Tettix, the (see [Cicada]).
	Theatre of Dionysus at Athens, [122] sq.; size of, [125];at Argos, [413].
	size of, [125];
	at Argos, [413].
	Thebans, character of, [241]–[243].
	Thebes, [233]–[237], [241].
	Theocritus, quoted, [192], [336], [353], [402].
	Theodosius, [292].
	Therasia (Thera), prehistoric discoveries at, [16].
	Theseus, temple of, [37], [38], [46], [47].
	Thespiæ, [242].
	Thucydides, quoted, [207], [259].
	Thyreatis, [440].
	Tiryns, [405] sq., [487] sq.; destruction of, [484], [490], [491].
	destruction of, [484], [490], [491].
	Tomb of S. Luke, [235].
	Tombs, defaced, [47], [48];the Attic, [74] sq.;at Mycenæ, [474] sq.
	defaced, [47], [48];
	the Attic, [74] sq.;
	at Mycenæ, [474] sq.
	Treasury of Minyæ, [258], [464];of Atreus, [457] sq.
	of Minyæ, [258], [464];
	of Atreus, [457] sq.
	Trikoupi, M., [237], [240], [244].
	Tripod of Delphi, [292].
	Tripolitza, [278], [381], [384].
	Tripotamo, [345], [346].
	Trophonius, oracle of, [251].
	Trypi, [446].
	Turks, in Greece, [3], [10], [26], [55], [281] sq.

	Umpires, at Olympia, [337], [338].

	Vegetation, in Arcadia, [366], [367];Argolis, [401], [429], [458];Kynuria, [436];Laconia, [444], [447];Messenia, [453], [454].
	in Arcadia, [366], [367];
	Argolis, [401], [429], [458];
	Kynuria, [436];
	Laconia, [444], [447];
	Messenia, [453], [454].
	Venetian tower at Athens, [93].
	Venetians, bombard the Acropolis, [91];destroy sculptures, [100].
	bombard the Acropolis, [91];
	destroy sculptures, [100].
	Venus, various types of, [113], [114].
	Vergil, quoted, [335], [354].
	Villehardouins, the, [445], [503].
	Viollet-le-duc, M., [393].
	Vourkano, monastery of, [449], [508].

	Walls, [159], [162]; Peiræic, [259].
	Peiræic, [259].
	Wedding scene, [279].
	Wood, use of, in archaic buildings, [491].

	Xenophon, cited, [201].

	Zea, harbor, [160], [161].
	Zeus, temple of, at Athens, [46];temple and statue of, at Olympia, [303] sq.;bronze figures of (Ζᾶνες), [338].
	temple of, at Athens, [46];
	temple and statue of, at Olympia, [303] sq.;
	bronze figures of (Ζᾶνες), [338].

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