Fishing from the Earliest Times - William Radcliffe

INDEX

Abbott, F. F., [285]
Abram, [398]
Abstention from fish by—
Egyptians, [319-23]
Greeks, [98], [201]
Jews, [414]
Syrians, [98], [123]
Achilles, Shield of, [71]
Acipenser, [257]
Acta Diurna, [167]
Adapa, [354], [369-71]
Ælfric, Colloquy of, [55]
Ælian, Nat. Hist., [185-93]
—, [152], [164], [165], [243], [245], [246], [304]
Æschylus, [103]
Agassiz, A., [245]
Agathemeros Relief, [236]
Agathias, [140]
Akki, [387]
Albertus Magnus, [94], [245]
Alcæus, [117]
Alciatus, [277]
Alciphron, [119], [125], [130], [138], [236], [258]
Alec, [213]
Alexander Aphrodisiensis, [280]
Alexander the Great, [110]
Algæ, [154]
Allen, T. W., [86]
Altamira, [15]
Amia, [238]
Amorini, [130]
Anatomy of Melancholy, The, [169]
Anaxandrides, [211], [248]
Anaximander, [98], [217]
Angling definitions, [45-7]
Anthias, [232-4], [239]
Anthologia Palatina, [117], [121], [123], [202]
Antiphanes, [118], [247]
Antonia, [228]
Antony, M., [173]
Aphrodisiacs, [284]
Aphrodite, [126-7], [271], [275]
Apicius, M. G., [209], [248], [255], [262]
Apollonius of Tyana, [98], [129], [297]
Apostolides, N. C., [178], [241], [266]
Apuleius, [203]
Arallu, [385]
Archestratus, [161], [178], [249], [257], [259], [261], [263]
Archimedes, [225]
Archippus, [118]
Arethusa, [220]
Ariosto, [230]
Ariphron, [278]
Aristophanes, [101], [148], [151], [198], [219], [229], [247], [249]
Aristotle, [106-15]
— and Alexander, [110]
—, dissection of human body, [114]
—, knowledge of fish, [107], [110-12]
—, love of rings and plate, [111]
—, Natural History, [110]
—, the first reader of fish’s age by scales, [108-9]
—, [81], [104], [153], [155], [164], [178], [193], [239], [244], [250-51], [266], [339]
Arrowheads, [36]
Artemis, [126], [220], [272]
Asellus, [259], [261]
Asmodeus, [432]
Asphodel—food for the dead, [385]
Assyria—
association with Egypt, [349-54]
dates, [353], [388]
fish identified, [375-7]
fishing from goat-skins, [356]
rod absent, [349]
Astarte, [127], [426]
Astrology, [282]
Astronomy, [388], [398], [441]
Asur-banipal, [375], [383]
Asur-nasirpal, [374]
Atargatis, [124], [127-8], [426]
Athenæus, Deipnosophistæ, [181-4]
—, [64], [80], [128], [164], [181], [198], [203], [209], [228], [242], [245], [279]
Ausonius, Ad Mosellam, [194-7]
—, [52], [207], [211-12]
Aztecs, [21]
Babylonians, [351]
Baessler, A., [24]
Badham, C. D., [206], [213], [250], [254], [264], [282], [289], [293]
Baiæ, [145], [166]
Baits, [238], [315], [456]
Barton, G., [400]
Balfour, Henry, [34], [42]
Banfield, E. J., [25], [83], [156], [417]
Banquets, [206-9]
Baring-Gould, S., [95], [259], [440], [443]
Barker, T., [ 8], [41]
Bass, Sea, [244]
Bates, Oric, [ 8], [301], [305], [308], [309], [314], [315], [326]
Baudissin, W. V., [426]
Bede, [57]
Bekten Stele, The, [354]
Bellonius, P., [198]
Beni Hasan, [311], [314], [315], [322]
Bennett, W. H., [428]
Beowulf, [392]
Bérard, V., [85]
Berners, Dame Juliana, see Boke of St. Albans.
Bibliotheca Piscatoria, [187], [189], [252]
Blackman, A. M., [311], [332]
Blakey, R., [53], [255], [280], [445]
Blümner, H., [80], [121], [190], [285]
Boar fish, [263]
Bochart, S., [59], [438]
Bosanquet, R. C., [10]
Bouché Leclerq, A., [218]
Boulenger, G. A., [319], [330], [375-6], [417]
Boyd, Zachary, [443]
Braested, J. H., [302], [321], [324], [354], [397]
Brandt, P., [178]
Bream, [292], [455]
Breslar, [401], [404]
Breuil, H., [18], [31]
British Museum, Catalogue of—
Bronzes: Greek, Roman, etc., [237]
Coins, [272]
Lamps, [149]
Sculpture, [236], [265]
Vases, [181]
Broca, P., [38]
Brosses, C. de, [98]
Browne, Moses, [119], [120], [172]
Browne, Sir T., [ 3], [175], [415]
Browne, Wm., [13], [119]
Brugsch, H. K., [304]
Buddha, [49], [403]
Budge and King, [373]
Bunsmann, [121], [130]
Bunyan, J., [ 3]
Burton, R., [169-71], [280]
Bushmen, African, [19]
Australian, [27]
Butcher, S. H., [65]
Butcher and Lang, [13], [77]
Byron, [106]
Cæsar, [223]
Cahier, C., [275]
Cairncross, D., [251]
Calderwood, W. L., [42]
California, [41]
Caligula, [226], [228]
Callimachus, [136]
Campaux, A., [121]
Capart, J., [324]
Caper, [263]
Carm. Medicorum Reliquiæ, [282]
Carp, [25], [200], [273]
Cartailhac, É., [17], [18], [26]
Carteia, [220], [272]
Carthage, Council of, [434]
Cassiodorus, [180], [256], [260]
Catacombs, [275]
Catapatha Brāhmana, [49], [271]
Cato, M. P., [200], [224], [265]
Cato, P., poet, [148]
Catullus, [268]
Celsus, [260], [281]
Cestreus, see Mugil capito.
Chabura, [380]
Chantepie de la Saussaye, D. P., [243]
Charlemagne, [291]
Chaucer, G., [107]
Cheyne, T. K., [387], [426]
Chiang Tzŭ-ya, [451]
China—
dates, [450]
fishermen, [ 6], [64], [449]
importance of fish in, [449], [453]
Cholmeley, R. J., [133], [135]
Christ, W., [53], [175]
Chromis simonis, [417]
Cicero, [180], [227], [257]
Clarias macracanthus, [325], [417]
Claudian (poet), [180]
Cleopatra’s fishing, [173]
Clerke, A. M., [74]
Cobern, C. M., [259]
Cockles, [70], [224]
Coins of—
Abdera, [273]
Ascalon, [128]
Carteia, [220], [272]
Cyzicus, [272]
Hierapolis, [128], [426]
Iasos, [96]
Olbia, [219], [272]
Syracuse, [221]
Tarentum, [220]
Columella, [205], [212], [222], [225], [229], [249]
Comacchio, [229]
Como, [143-4]
Confucius, [453]
Conjecturæ Halieuticæ, [58]
Contest of Homer and Hesiod, [86-9]
Cook, A. B., [95], [157], [195]
Cooks, [210-11]
Copaïs, [201], [215]
Corks, [239]
Cormorant, [460]
Corneille, T., [178]
Cornelius Nepos, [261]
Corp. Inscript. Lat., [151]
Crescens-arundo, [147-51]
Crete, [ 6], [43], [314]
Crocodile, [331], [403], [418]
Curtius, E., [68], [79]
Cuvier and Valenciennes, [25], [153], [197], [336]
Cyclamen, [240]
Dagon, [271], [363-7]
Dall, W. H., [30], [38]
Daphnis and Chloe, [139]
Dapping, [156]
Daremberg and Saglio, [10], [69], [149], [202]
Darwin, C. R., [41], [155], [335]
Davies, N. de G., [316-7]
Dawkins, W. Boyd, [18]
Day, F., [113]
Dead, Book of the, [344], [385]
Dead, offerings to the, [303], [385]
Délégation en Perse, [367]
Delta, The, [302], [321-2]
Democritus, [282]
Depreciation of money in—
Egypt, [336-8]
Rome, [285]
Derceto, [124], [127], [271]
Dialogus creaturarum optime moralizatus, [55]
Diaper, J., [119], [431]
Diaper and Jones, [177], [235]
Dion Cassius, [202], [208]
Diocletian’s Edict, [203], [285-8]
Diodorus Siculus, [312], [334]
Diogenes the Cynic, [205]
Dioscorides, [181], [280], [282]
Diphilus, [164], [181], [258], [264], [279]
Dit Boecxken leert, etc., [54]
Dolphin, [91-6]
helps fishermen, [93]
loves boys, [94-5]
loves music, [91]
predicts weather, [92]
saves lives, [92]
swiftness of, [92]
voice of, [164]
Dölger, F. J., [274]
Domitian, [166], [259], [273]
Dorion, [261]
Dryden, J., [119]
Du Halde, J. B., [160], [291], [453], [461]
Ea, [363], [369-71], [386]
Echineis, see Remora.
Edmonds, J. M., [135]
Eels, [25], [216], [246-54]
as a dainty, [248-50]
as a diet, [279]
Copaïs, [215]
fecundity of, [253]
fishing for, [246-7]
in Egypt, [247], [331]
in Greece, [248-9], [262]
in Homer, [85]
in Rome, [248], [262]
propagation of, [250-2]
silver, [251-2]
Eglinus, R., [58]
Egypt—
angling, [314-5]
dates, [300]
debt of fishermen to, [304]
fish cemeteries in, [326]
fish not eaten by kings and priests, [323]
importance of fish in, [304]
pin-money from fisheries for Queens of, [334]
price of fish in XXth Dynasty, [336]
Élite des Monuments Céramographiques, [236], [349]
Ellis, Robinson, [268]
Elops, [258]
Empedocles, [279]
Encyclopædia Biblica, [406], [419], [426], [437]
Encyclopædia, Jewish, [401], [416], [427], [444]
Ennius, [161], [255], [263]
Epicharmus, [161], [258], [284]
Erman, A., [322], [408]
Eskimos, [19], [20]
Esox lucius, see Pike.
Ethiopian History, The, [122]
Eubulus, [249]
Euphrates, [377]
Euripides, [297]
Eustathius, [77], [80]
Euthydemus, [219]
Eutropius, [176]
Evans, Sir A., [ 6], [15], [64], [66], [72]
Exodus, The, [407]
Faber, G. L., [102], [268]
Fan-li, [462]
Festus, [217]
Feist, S., [68]
Firdausi, [176]
Fish, as sin bearers, [383], [427]
fresh water, [85], [201-2]
in auguries, [218], [389]
infatuation for, [201-8]
in medicine, [278-84]
in myths, [270-72]
in nostrums, [280-82]
in sacrifice, [215-8], [382-3]
in Zodiac, [124], [390]
marine, preference for, [85], [202-3]
marked, [58-9]
on coins, [128], [219], [220-1], [272-3], [426]
on land, [380], [417]
on tombs, [275]
sacred, [129], [136], [201], [215], [247], [327-31]
scaleless, [163], [414]
symbols, [273-5]
tail preferred, [255], [280]
unwholesome, [163], [279]
wholesome, [279-80]
Fisheries, taxes on, [96], [334]
Fishermen, hospitality of, [122]
humour, [125]
old age, [130]
piety, [122]
poverty, [120]
toil, [131]
Fishing contract, the first, [360-2]
Fishing-frog, [12]
“Fishing Prohibited”—first notice, [166]
Fishing by music, [242]
Fishmongers, [214]
Fletcher, P., [119]
Floats, [315], [358]
Flood, the, [371]
Fly, artificial, [56], [157]
first mention of, [152-8]
Macedonian, [185-93]
Folkard, R., [207]
Forlong, J. G., [349], [365], [415]
Fosbroke, T. D., [262]
de Fournival, R., [54], [187]
Franck, R., [107], [251]
Frank, K., [369]
Frazer, J. G., [96], [98], [372], [387], [429], [433]
Friedländer. L., [153]
Frog, [282]
Furtwängler, A., [10]
Furtwängler and Reichhold, [295]
Gadidæ, [108]
Gaff, [40]
Galandruccio, [252]
Galen, [162], [181], [202], [260], [264], [278], [282]
Gardiner, Alan H., [335], [352]
Garr, [42]
Garum, [212]
Gaster, M., [432]
Gay, J., [119]
Geikie, A., [65], [201]
Geoponika, [53]
Gifford, W., [205], [268]
Gilbert, [153]
Giles, H. A., [450], [454], [467]
Giles, L., [450]
Gilgamesh, [316], [367], [386]
Gill, T., [245]
Giovio, Paolo, [144]
Glanis, [111], [244]
Glaucus, [140], [196]
Glaucus, [264]
Gods of fishing, [125-8]
Gorges, [31-3], [80]
Gout, [181]
Grassi, [252]
Gray, J. H., [453]
Grayling, [193]
Grenfell, B. P., [341-2]
Grenfell and Hunt, [334], [362]
Grey, Zane, [41]
Griffith, F. Ll., [311]
Ground Bait, [239], [315], [358]
de Gubernatis, A., [207], [250], [271], [275]
Gunnar’s Slaying, [341]
Günther, [107]
Gurob, [326], [327]
Gut, [40], [451]
Guyet, M., [173]
Hailes, Lord, [434]
Haime, J., [290]
Hall, H. M., [117], [121], [130], [138]
Halliday, W. R., [218]
Hamilton, M., [274]
Hammurabi, [379], [388], [389], [398]
Harowitz, R. I., [427]
Harpoon, see Spear.
Harris, I. Rendel, [274]
Hartwig, P., [131]
Haskins, C. E., [84]
Hayman, H., [82]
Hayward, A., [161]
Head, B. V., [96], [128], [220]
Hearing of fish, Aristotle, [112]
Day, [113]
experiments, [113-4]
Hedyle, [140]
Hedylus, [182]
Hegesippus, [123]
Heiss, A., [220], [273]
Helen’s Ring, [295], [297]
Heliodorus, [121], [123], [139], [301]
Heller, E., [135]
Heracles, Shield of, [90]
Heresbach, C., [241]
Hermes, [125]
Herod, [411]
Herodotus, [96], [99], [127], [209], [242], [297], [328], [334], [338]
Herring, [199], [276]
Hesiod, [86-9], [91]
Heuzey, L., [359], [367]
Hicesius, [260]
Hieronymus, Bp., [177]
Highlanders, [57]
Hill, G. F., [128], [219], [221], [367], [426]
Hippocrates, [250], [278]
Hippopotamus, [312]
Hoffmann, W., [20]
Hogarth, D. G., [68]
Holma, H., [376]
Homer, contest with Hesiod, [86-9]
Homer, death of, [88]
epitaph on, [88]
fish as food in, [69-71]
fishermen in, [64-8]
fishes in, [85]
hooks in, [76], [80], [83]
hunting in, [72]
ἱερός, [78-9]
κέρας, [81-4]
rod in, [76-80]
similes, fishing, in, [74]
traders in, [64-7]
Honan, [450]
Hook, Assyrian, [356-7]
barbed or bent, [13-14], [313], [452]
Chinese, [454]
derivation of word, [237], [357]
Egyptian, [312-3]
from insect, [34]
gold, [35]
Greek-Roman, [237-8]
Jewish, [402-4], [418]
Old Stone, [31-35]
thorn, [35]
Horace, [127], [159], [257], [258], [260]
Horse-hair, lines, [ 7], [236]
Hortensius, [224], [227]
Houghton, W., [332]
Hovelacque, A., [39]
Howlett, R., [12]
Hsŭ, [467]
Hultsch, F., [67], [285]
Hyksos, the, [397]
Iasos, boy and dolphin of, [93]
Ichthyophagi, [97-8]
Ἱερός, see Homer.
I Ching, [454]
Indian fishing, [49]
I shih ching, [450]
I shih chi shih, [451]
Ishtar, [381], [386]
Isidorus, [262]
Jacobi, S. L., [292]
Janus, [125]
Japanese, [51]
Jastrow, M., [359], [383]
Jebb, R. C., [69], [195]
Jews, connection with Egypt, [397-400]
fish classified, [414]
rod absent, [402-6]
—, reasons for, [406-11]
Joel, [66]
Johnson, Dr., [119], [172]
Johnston, H. W., [108]
Johnston, T. B., [248]
Jonah, [442-3]
Josephus, [416]
Joyce, T. A., [24], [35], [399]
Judas, [444]
Jus primæ noctis, [433-6]
Juvenal, [144], [204-5], [225], [248], [258], [268], [330]
Kamal, A. B., [304], [327]
Κάπρος, [263]
Kar, fish, [49]
Keats, J., [119], [212]
Keller, F., [30], [197]
Keller, Otto, [85], [102], [213], [214], [217], [439]
Kennedy, A. R. S., [397], [406]
Kennett, R. H., [409]
Kent’s Cave, [15]
Kepler, [441]
King, L. W., [352], [359], [364], [373], [385]
Kite fishing, [41]
Koran, the, [390], [440], [444]
Krause, E., [31], [33], [36], [255]
Krauss, S., [401], [420]
Kugler, [388], [398]
Κώνωψ, [193]
Laberius, [261]
Lacau, P., [325]
Lacépède, G. E., [ 3], [159]
Lactantius, [286]
La Madelaine, [25], [31]
Lambert, O., [187], [211]
Lang, A., [133], [134], [137]
Langdon, S., [351], [354], [357], [367], [376], [384], [386]
Lates niloticus, [325]
Law: Assyrian, [379]
—, Chinese, [464]
—, Jewish, [419-20]
—, Roman, [231-4]
Layard, H., [354], [356], [364], [376]
Leaf, W., [65], [84], [297]
Le Clerq bronze, [386]
Legge, J., [453], [454], [467]
Leistering, [179]
Leonidas of Tarentum, [119], [133], [136-7]
Lepidotus, [329]
Lepsius, R. P., [313]
Les Ruses Innocentes, [10]
Leviathan, [403], [418]
Line, Assyrian, [356]
—, Chinese, [454]
—, dead man’s hair, [340-2]
—, Egyptian, [311]
—, Greek-Roman, [237]
—, in Homer, [76]
—, Jewish, [418]
—, Old Stone, [40]
—, running, [8-9]
—, tight, [ 9], [10], [12]
Loki, [255]
Lones, T. E., [107], [155]
Longus, [139]
Lucan, [334]
Lucian, [91], [127], [138], [145], [211], [250], [426]
Lucilius, [260]
Lucretius, [134]
Lucrinus, oysters of, [146]
Lund, P., [292]
Lupus, [25], [198], [259]
Macalister, R. A., [400]
Macdonell, A. A., [48]
Macedonian fly, [187-92]
Mackail, J. W., [71], [74], [116], [144], [194], [201]
Mackerel, [213]
Macrobius, [204], [257], [260]
Magic, [27-30], [305], [344], [431]
Magna Charta, [290]
Mahler, E., [327]
Mahomet, [440]
Mainzer, V. M., [405], [420-1]
Manu, [49], [271]
Marco Polo, [97]
Marduk, [391-3]
Mariette, [323]
Martial, [144]
books of, [166]
love of angling, [144], [146]
rod in, [147-151]
Scarus in, [152-154]
—, [162], [192], [203], [204], [210], [227], [257]
Marston, R. B., [40], [55], [172], [292]
Mascall, L., [200], [292]
Maspero, G. C., [84], [307], [324], [333], [352], [372]
Matron, [206], [256], [265]
Maundy Thursday, [276]
Maxwell, Sir H., [113], [251]
Mayas, see Mexico.
Mayer, H., [187]
Mead, C. W., [24]
Meek, A., [197], [252]
Meissner, B., [360]
Melanurus, [166]
Menander, [101], [118], [249], [278]
Ménant, J., [365]
Mendoza Codex, [22]
Menelaus, [77], [138], [297]
Merry, W. W., [72], [81]
Mexico, [21]
Microscope, [108]
Migne, J. P., [434]
Milton, J., [171], [366], [426]
Minchin, C. O., [82]
Mœotes, [331]
Monro, D. M., [71], [83]
Monkfish, [277]
Montet, P., [319], [322], [375]
de Montfaucon, B., [277]
de Morgan, J., [335]
Mormyrus, [330]
de Mortillet, G., [19], [31], [39], [42], [197]
Moschus, [119]
Moses, [387], [414]
fish of, [438]
Mosquito, [193]
Moule, T., [96], [197], [443]
Mugil Capito, [164], [239], [260], [266-8], [287], [335]
Müller, W. Max, [352]
Mullet, [203], [256]
Mundus Symbolicus, [276-7]
Munro, R., [30]
Muræna, [182], [228], [248], [261]
Murex, age by scales, [108]
Musco, or musca, [153-6]
Myths, fish in, [270-2]
Narke fish, see Torpedo.
Narwhal, [282]
Nero, [92], [259], [273]
Net, Assyrian, [349], [358-9]
—, Chinese, [450], [457-8]
—, Egyptian, [316-7]
—, Greek-Roman, [76], [235]
—, Jewish, [419]
—, Old Stone, [30], [42]
—, spider’s, [43]
Newberry, P. E., [311], [312]
Nikolski, [382]
Nile, the, [301], [304]
Nineveh, [381]
Ningirsu, [359]
Nonnius, [162], [163], [254], [255], [263]
Numa Pompilius, [216]
Oannes, [364]
Octopus, [44], [178], [273]
Odysseus, [77]
Olbia, [219], [272]
Old Stone Men, Art, [15-6], [26-7]
Implements, [34-8]
stations, [15]
Oliver, S., [187]
Oppian, Cynegetica, [148], [179]
—, Halieutica, [174-8]
—, —, payment for, [175]
—, [153], [154], [155], [164], [165], [239], [240], [249], [250], [267]
Opsophagist, [206]
Orata, S., [160], [212], [223]
Osborne, H. J., [31], [38]
Osiris, [329]
Ovid, [119], [124], [128], [130], [215], [239], [257], [258], [260]
Owen, R., [155]
Oxyrhynchus, [198], [248], [326], [327]
Oysters, [70], [223]
—, English, [146]
—, Lucrine, [145], [223]
—, Mycenæan, [70]
—, poems to, [212]
Paley, F. A., [148], [153]
Palæolithic, see Old Stone.
Pan, [125]
Papyri, [117], [121], [133], [301], [337-338], [354], [362]
Parker, C. A., [243]
Parker, Eric, [56]
Parkyn, E. A., [16], [19], [27], [197]
Passer, [264]
Pastinaca, [77], [281]
Pauly-Winowa, [53], [285]
Pausanius, [87], [123], [242], [266], [297]
Pearls, British, [223]
Pearson, A. C., [77]
“Pelorus Jack,” [182]
Perch, [292]
Persian fishing, [50-1]
Peru, [24], [367]
Petrie, F., [ 5], [35], [237], [308], [309], [314], [317],
[335], [351], [352], [353], [400], [408]
Petronius, [122], [148], [160], [224]
Phagrus, [329], [331]
Philæterus, [249]
Philemon, [203], [263]
Philoxenus, [205]
Phœnicians, [65-6]
Phylakopi, vase of, [63]
Pianki, [321]
Pichon, Dom., [54], [291]
Picinelli, D. P., [276-7]
Piers of Fulham, [55]
Pike, [25], [196-9]
Pilot fish, [182]
Pinna, [183]
Pisciculture in China, [291], [461]
—, in Rome, [289], [291]
Pitra, J. B., [220], [273], [274], [364], [427]
Plato, defines fishing, [45], [106], [180], [331], [334]
Plato, comedian, [117]
Plautus, [141], [148], [250], [257], [266], [284]
Pliny the Elder, Nat. Hist., [141], [142], [153], [154], [159], [162], [180], [203],
[213], [223], [227], [238], [239], [242], [255], [258],
[260], [267], [282], [284], [380], [415]
Pliny the Younger, [142-3]
Plutarch, cleared from Burton’s charge, [169-72]
—, [ 7], [82], [85], [86], [89], [98], [129], [163], [172], [182], [196],
[201], [206], [216], [217], [237], [319], [322], [330], [332]
Poaching, first case of, [379]
Poisons in fishing, [239]
Poissons d’Avril, [275]
Pollux, J., [43], [118], [317], [335]
Polycrates, ring of, [344]
Porson, B., [406]
Porta, G., [241]
Poseidon, [125], [201], [272]
Posidonius, [209], [215]
Poulsen, F., [69]
Prætextatus, [262]
Pratt, E. A., [43]
Prawn, [199]
Priapus, [125]
Prices, correlation of, in—
Egypt, [335-8]
Rome, [285-8]
Printing, [ 6], [451]
Propertius, [148]
Proteus, [85], [138]
Pythagoras, [163], [284]
Rabelais, [107], [262], [279]
Rameses II., [354], [407]
Rau, C., [20], [38]
Rawlinson, G., [356]
Reel, [ 8], [238], [311]
Regimen Sanitatis Salerni, [264]
Reinach, S., [10], [20], [27], [31], [79], [345]
Reisner, G. A., [308]
Remora, [180], [256], [281]
Rémy and Gehin, [289], [293]
Rhazes, [280]
Rhode, P., [101], [215], [221]
Rhodian Law, [179]
Rhombus, [258], [439]
Rich, A., [149]
Ridgeway, W., [35], [67], [336]
Rings on Rod, first, [12]
Roach, [77]
Robinson, Phil., [199], [228], [265], [271], [276], [440]
Rod, China, [454]
—, Egypt, [315]
—, fowling, [149]
—, Homeric, [76-8]
—, Macedonian, [188]
—, Martial’s, [147-51]
—, tapered, [236]
Rodenwaldt, G., [73]
Romanticists, Greek, [121]
Ronalds, A., [114]
Rondolet, G., [94], [242]
Rose, flower of Venus, [207], [277]
Roth, H. Ling, [19]
Rouse, J., [170]
St. Albans, the Boke of, [ 8], [56], [80], [187], [189]
St. Bertin, MS. of, [52]
St. Brandan, [444]
St. Wilfrid, [57]
Sakkar, [444]
Sakuntala’s Ring, [49]
Salmon, [25], [139], [194], [255], [277], [290], [358]
Salmonidæ, [196]
Salpe, [282],
Salsamentum, [219]
Sanchouniathon, [33], [367]
Sannazaro, J., [119], [120]
Sappho, [116]
Sargus, [241], [276]
Sauces, [212-4]
Sayce, A. H., [301], [381], [383]
Scaliger, [175], [245]
Scarus, [159-66]
acclimatisation, [160]
as a dainty, [161]
as a diet, [162]
characteristics of, [164-5]
rumination of, [155]
Scheftelowitz, I., [273]
Schliemann, H., [70]
Schmidt, Hans, [442]
Schmidt, J., [253]
Schneider, J. G., [71], [142], [198]
Schneider, K., [68]
Schrader, O., [69], [389]
Scolopendra, [239], [282]
Sea-hare, [162], [281]
Seals, [27], [85]
Seneca, [204], [210], [225], [256]
Seymour, T. D., [65], [70], [79], [115]
Shakespeare, W., [122], [224]
Shark, [ 7], [244]
Sheringham, H. T., [33], [40]
Shewan, A., [206]
Shorr, B., [361]
Sidetes, M., [283]
Sidonius, [194]
Silius Italicus, [147]
Silurus, [243], [245], [246]
Siret, L., [222]
Skeat, W. W., [55], [248]
Slate palettes, [305]
Smith, A. H., [10], [265]
Smith, W. Robertson, [320]
Snow, H., [134]
Socrates, [181]
Sole, [264-6], [287]
Sollas, W. J., [19]
Solomon, [409], [444]
Sophron, [117]
Spanish stations, [15], [16], [36]
Spawning, theories of, [182], [250-2], [338-9]
Spears, Chinese, [449], [459]
—, Egyptian, [307-11]
—, Greek-Roman, [76]
—, Jewish, [418]
—, Old Stone, [30], [36-9]
Spearing fish, [76], [310-11]
Spenser, E., [119]
Spiegelberg, G., [335]
Steindorf, G., [311], [315], [318]
Stengel, P., [216]
Stephanus, [264]
Stesichorus, [297]
Strabo, [128], [325], [326], [426]
Strombus, [281]
Sturio, [257]
Suetonius, [167], [203], [207], [218], [223], [226]
Suidas, [161], [262]
Sulpicius Severus, [199]
Sumeria, [350]
Sung Yü, [451]
Superstitions of fishing, [28-9], [59-60]
Sybaris, [250]
Symbols, fish in, [270], [275]
Syngnathus acus, [417]
Tabu, [99], [384]
Tacitus, [143], [208], [222]
Tackle, pedigree of, [38-43]
Talmud, [366], [377], [415], [420], [439], [444]
Tariche, [219], [335]
Tasmanians, [18], [19], [21]
Tasso, [230]
Tennyson, A., [134]
Terence, [266]
Theocritus, Idyll XXI., [133-6]
—, influence of, [119-20]
—, [118], [129], [154], [215], [431]
Theodoric, [200], [295]
Theophrastus, [334]
de Thiersant, B., [43], [449], [453], [461]
Thompson, D’Arcy W., [107], [108]
Thompson, R. Campbell, [383], [428], [431]
Thompson, W., [119]
Thomson, J., [135]
Thomson, J. S., [108]
Thor, [243], [255]
Thrissa, [242]
Thymalus, [193]
Tiāmat, [391-3]
Tiberius, [273]
Tibullus, [151], [226]
Tickling, [39], [241]
Tiglath-Pileser I., [354], [364], [373]
Tillyard, E. M. Y., [10]
Tisdall, W. Sr. C., [51], [406]
Tobias, [431-2]
“Tobias Days,” [433-5]
Torpedo fish, [180-1], [282]
Trichias, [242]
Trimmering, [41]
Tripatinium, [262]
Tristram, H. B., [416]
Tuna, size of, [104], [244]
Tunny, [99-105], [221]
Turrell, W. J., [ 8], [ 9], [187]
Tylor, E. B., [18], [42], [83], [412]
Tylor, J. J., [318]
Tyrrhenus, [122]
Ungnad, A., [360]
Van Dyke, H., [47], [418]
Van Leeuwenhoek, A., [108]
Varro, [202], [217], [224], [257], [261], [284]
Venables, R., [35]
Venice, [345]
Venus, see Aphrodite.
Vettersfelde, [64]
Veuillot, L., [434]
Virgil, [120], [129], [148]
Vishnu, [271]
Vitellius, [207], [255]
Vivaria, [224-9], [315], [378], [422]
Volcanalia, [217]
Voltaire, [173]
Von Helmont, [251]
Waldstein and Shoobridge, [237]
Walters, H. B., [12], [149], [237]
Walton, Izaak, [ 3], [ 8], [ 9], [106], [169], [172], [242], [251], [415], [441]
Walton and Franck, [107], [251]
Ward, W. H., [363], [375], [386]
Watkins, M. G., [412]
Werner, E. T. C., [449], [454], [455], [457], [458]
Whibley, L., [226]
Whitney, J., [172]
Wilcken, U., [334]
Wilkinson, J. G., [302], [309], [315], [326]
Williams, S. W., [449], [464]
Wine, fishing with, [239]
Wissowa, G., [217]
Wollaston, A., [51]
Women, prescription for ... telling the truth, [282]
Wright, S., [239], [449], [460]
Xenocrates, [162], [255], [256], [258], [264], [280]
Xenophon, [88], [206]
Zimmern, W., [391]

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Footnotes:

[1] See postea, 48 ff.

[2] The recent discovery of the inscribed bone fragments in Honan apparently adds some six hundred years to the history, as apart from the legends of China, for c. 1500 b.c. instead of c. 900 b.c. seems now our starting point. See infra, p. 450.

[3] Cf. Dr. J. T. Jehu’s Lectures before the Royal Society, 1919. It is noteworthy that whatever be the geological date of Man, the oldest true fish, as we understand the term, seems the Shark family, which, although extremely archaic, has but little altered. Next in seniority comes probably the Ceradotus; if now “merely a living fossil” and found only in Queensland, its form, hardly modified, corresponds with remains found all over the world as early as from the Trias.

[4] The urination of a mare was thought to weaken her hairs. Plutarch, De Sol., 24.