Par-nas-sian laurel, wreath from Parnassus, crown awarded to successful poets, [47].
Par-nas´sus, mountain near Delphi, sacred to Apollo and the Muses, [16], [19], [20], [43], [297].
Par´sees, Persian fire-worshippers (Zoroastrians), of whom there are still thousands in Persia and India, [320].
Par´the-non, the temple of Athene Parthenos (“the Virgin”) on the Acropolis of Athens, [155], [304].
Passe-breul´, Tristram’s horse, [462].
Pa-tro´clus, friend of Achilles, killed by Hector, [218], [219], [220], [221], [225].
Pe´cheur, King, uncle of Perceval, [483].
Peers, the, [656].
Peg´a-sus, winged horse, born from the sea-foam and the blood of Medusa, [124]-[126].
Pe´leus, king of the Myrmidons, father of Achilles by Thetis, [138], [173], [211].