O-lym´pi-ads, periods between Olympic games (four years), [155].
O-lym´pi-an games, [155].
See [Games].
O-lym´pus, dwelling-place of the dynasty of gods of which Zeus was the head, [1], [3], [5], [43], [94], [218], [280].
Om´pha-le, queen of Lydia, daughter of Iardanus and wife of Tmolus, [147].
O-phi´on, king of the Titans, who ruled Olympus till dethroned by the gods Saturn and Rhea, [4], [5].
Ops. See [Rhea].
Or´a-cles, answers from the gods to questions from seekers for knowledge or advice for the future, usually in equivocal form, so as to fit any event; also places where such answers were given forth, usually by a priest or priestess, [296]-[300].
Orc, a sea-monster, foiled by Rogero when about to devour Angelica, [732]-[735].