Polo, Marco, on custom of people of Camul, v. 39 n. 3
Polybius on the butchery of pigs in ancient Italy, ii. 354
Polyboea, sister of Hyacinth, v. 314, 316;
identified with Artemis or Persephone, v. 315
Polydorus, in Virgil, ii. 33
Polygnotus, his picture of Orpheus under the willow, xi. 294
Polyidus, a seer, restored Glaucus to life, v. 186 n. 4
Polynesia, sacred kings and priests not allowed to touch food with their hands in, iii. 138;
persons who have handled the dead not allowed to touch food with their hands in, iii. 140;
sacredness of the head in, iii. 245;