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Fishing from the Earliest Times

Part 2 — INDEX

Reading edition

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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