the lion-god of, v. 184;
the Burnt Land of, v. 193 sq.;
traces of mother kin in, vi. 259;
the burning of kings in, ix. 391
Lydian kings held responsible for the weather and the crops, i. 366, v. 183;
their divinity, v. 182 sqq.;
traced their descent from Ninus and Hercules, ix. 391
Lydians celebrate a festival of Dionysus in spring, vii. 15
Lydus, Joannes, on Phrygian rites at Rome, v. 266 n. 2;
on the expulsion of Mamurius Veturius, ix. 229 n. 1