INDEX

Abdera, i. Abydos, ii. Acarnania, Acarnanians, ii. Achaeans, ii. Acropolis, i.; ii. Adeimantus, i. Admiralty Board ([Greek: apostoleis]), ii. Aeacus, ii. Aegina, ii. Aeschines, i.; ii. Aetolia, Aetolians, ii. Agapaeus, ii. Aglaurus, temple of, i.; ii. Agyrrhius, i. Alcidamas, i. Alenadae, i. Alexander (480 B.C.), i.; ii. Alexander the Great, ii. Amadocus, i. Ambassadors, duties of, i. Ambracia, ii. Amphictyonic Council, its constitution and functions, i.; ii. from 346-343 B.C., i.; ii. and the Amphissean War, ii. Demosthenes at the, ii. Amphipolis, i.; ii. Amphissa, Amphissean War: see Amphictyonic Council. Anaximenes, i. Anaxinus, ii. Androtion, i. Anemoetas, ii. Antalcidas: see Peace. Anthemus, i. Antipater, i. Antiphon, i.; ii. Aphobetus, i. Apollodorus, i. Apollonia, ii. Apollonides, of Cardia, i. of Olynthus, ii. Apollophanes, i. Arcadia, Arcadians, i.; ii. (See also Megalopolis.) Areopagus, Council of, i.; ii. Argaeus, i. Argives, Argos, i.; ii. Ariobarzanes, i.; ii. Aristaechmus, ii. Aristides, i. Aristocrates, i. Aristodemus, i.; ii. Aristoleos, ii. Aristonicus, ii. Aristophanes, ii. Aristophon, i.; ii. Aristotle, i. Aristratus, of Naxos, ii. of Sicyon, ii. Arrhidaeus, i. Artabazus, i.; ii. Artaxerxes, i.; ii. (See also Persia.) Artemisia, i.; ii. Artemisium, ii. Arthmius, i.; ii. Arybbas, i.; ii. Asiatic Greeks, i.; ii. Assembly, the Athenian, its functions, character, and defects, i.; ii. debates in, i.; ii. (See also Athenian People.) Athenian People, their indifference and procrastination, i.; ii. their incalculability, i. their traditions and traditional policy, i.; ii. (See also Assembly, Democracy.) Atrestidas, i. Atrometus, i.; ii. Auditors, Board of (Logistae), i.; ii. Automedon, ii.

Balance of Power, principle of, i. Battalus, ii. Boedromia, i.; ii. Boeotia, i.; ii. (See also Thebes.) Boeotian War, ii. Brougham, Lord; Preface; i. Byzantium, i; ii.

Cabyle, ii. Callias (Author of Peace), i. (_See also _Peace.) (of Chalcis), ii. (public slave), i. Callisthenes, i.; ii. Callistratus, i.; ii. Cardia, Cardians, i.; ii. Caria, Prince of, i. (See also Artemisia, Mausolus.) Ceos, ii. Cephalus, ii. Cephisodotus, i.; ii. Cephisophon, ii. Cercidas, ii. Cersobleptes, i.; ii. Chabrias, i.; ii. Chaeroneia, battle of, ii. Chalcedon, i.; ii. Chalcidic League, i.; ii. Chalcis, ii. Chares, i.; ii. Charidemus, i.; ii. Chelidonian Islands, ii. Chersonese, i.; ii. (See also Cardia.) Chios, i.; ii. Cineas, ii. Cirrha, Cirrhaean plain, ii. Clearchus, i.; ii. Cleitarchus, i.; ii. Cleophon, i. Cleotimus, ii. Collytus, ii. Conon, i. Corcyra, i.; ii. Corinth, Corinthians, i.; ii. Corn-supply, &c. (Athenian), i.; ii. Coroneia, i.; ii. Corsia, i. Cos, i.; ii. Cottyphus, ii. Council, of Areopagus. (See Areopagus.) of Five Hundred, i.; ii. Crenides, i. Creon, i.; ii. Cresphontes, ii. Ctesiphon (negotiator of Peace), i.; ii. (indicted by Eubulus), i. (proposer of Crown), ii. Curse, public, i.; ii. Cyanean Rocks, ii. Cyprothemis, i. Cyrebion, i.; ii. Cyrsilus, ii. Cyrus, i.; ii.

Daochus, ii. Dardani, i. Deceleian War, ii. Deinarchus, ii. Delos, i.; ii. Delphi, temple at, i.; ii. Demades, i.; ii. Demaretus, ii. Democracy, and Oligarchy, i. and Tyranny, i.; ii. (See also Athenian People.) Demomeles, ii. Demosthenes (General), i.; ii. Dercylus, i. Diodorus, i. Dion, ii. Diondas, ii. Dionysia, i.; ii. Dionysius (General), i.; ii. Dionysius of Halicarnassus, i. Dionysus, ii. Diopeithes (General), ii. (of Sphettus?), ii. Diophantus, i.; ii. Diotimus, ii. Disunion of the Hellenes, i.; ii. Dium, i. Dodona, oracle of, ii. Dolopes, ii. Dorians of Parnassus, ii. Doriscus, i.; ii. Drongilum, ii. Drymus, i.

Echinus, ii. Egypt, i; ii. Elateia, i.; ii. Election by lot, i. Eleusis, ii. Elis, i.; ii. Elpias, ii. Embassies to Peloponnesian States, ii. Embassy, the First, i. the Second, i.; ii. (See also Peace of Philocrates.) the Third, i.; ii. Empusa, ii. Ephialtes, ii. Epichares, ii. Epicrates, i.; ii. (See also Cyrebion). Epirus, ii. Eretria, i.; ii. Ergiske, ii. Ergocles, i.; ii. Ergophilus, i.; ii. Erythraeans, ii. Etesian Winds, i.; ii. Euboea, Euboeans, i.; ii. Eubulus, i.; ii. Eucleides, i.; ii. Eudicus, ii. Euphraeus, ii. Eurybatus, ii. Eurylochus, i. Euripides, i. Euthycles, i. Euthycrates, i.; ii. Execcstus, i.

Festival Fund, i.; ii. Financial System (Athenian), i.; ii. (See also Military System, Naval System.) Fortifications, Commissioner of, ii. of Athens, ii. Fortune, i.; ii. Funeral Oration, after Chaeroneia, ii.

Geraestus, i.; ii. Getae, ii. Glaucothea, i.; ii. Glaucus, ii. Gods, and crime, i. and perjury, i. command issues of events, ii. protect Athens, i.; ii. Guest-friendship, ii.

Haliartus, i.; ii. Halonnesus, ii. Halus, i. Harmodius, i. Hedyleum, i.; ii. Hegemon, ii. Hegesilaus, i.; ii. Hegesippus, i.; ii. Hellespont, i.; ii. (See also Chersonese, Thrace.) Heracles, sacrifice to, i.; ii. Heraeon Teichos, i.; ii. Hero of the Lancet (Hero-Physician), i.; ii. Hierax, i. Hieronymus, i. Hipparchus, ii. Hipponicus, ii. Hypereides, i.; ii.

Iatrocles, i. Illyria, Illyrians, i.; ii. Imbros, i.; ii. Iphicrates, i.; ii. Isaeus, i. Ischander, i. Isocrates, i.; ii.

Lacedaemon, Lacedaemonians. (See Sparta, Spartans.) Lampsacus, i.; ii. Lasthenes, i.; ii. Larissa, i.; ii. Law-Courts, supremacy of, i.; ii. (See also Trials.) Legislative Commission, i.; ii. Lemnos, i.; ii. Leon, i.; ii. Leptines, i. Leucas, ii. Leuctra, battle of, i.; ii. Locrians, i.; ii. (See also Amphissa.) Logistae. (See Auditors.) Longinus, i. Lycophron, i. Lycurgus, ii.

Macedonian Empire, i. Magnesia, i.; ii. Mantineia, battle of, i.; ii. oligarchy in, ii. Marathon, i.; ii. battle of, i.; ii. Mardonius, ii. Maroneia, i. Masteira, ii. Mausolus, i. Mecyberna, i. Megalopolis, i.; ii. (See also Arcadia.) Megara, Megareans, i.; ii. Meidias, ii. Melantus, ii. Menecles, ii. Menelaus, i.; ii. Menippus, ii. Mercenaries, i.; ii. Messene, Messenians, i.; ii. Methone, i.; ii. Metroon, i.; ii. Military System (Athenian), i.; ii. (See also Mercenaries, Naval System.) Miltiades, i. Mnaseas, ii. Moerocles, i. Molon, i. Molossi, ii. Molossus, ii. Minos, ii. Mother, the Great, ii. Mountain, Sacred, i.; ii. Munychia, ii. Murder, Law of, ii. Myrtenum, ii. Myrtis, ii. 'Mysian booty,' ii. Mysteries, the, ii. Mytilene, i.

Naval Boards, i.; ii. Naval System (Athenian), i.; ii. (See also Financial System, Military System.) Naupactus, ii. Nausicles, ii. Neapolis, i. Neoptolemus, i.; ii. (another?), ii. Neon, ii. Neones, i.; ii. Nicaea, i.; ii. Nicias (General), i. (another), i. Ninus, ii.

Oenomaus, ii. Oligarchy, i.; ii. Olympian games, i. Olympias, ii. Olynthus, Olynthians, i.; ii. Onomarchus, i. Orators, corrupt and disloyal, i.; ii. and Speech on the Crown, passim. (See also Traitors.) difficulties and risks of, i.; ii. duties of, i.; ii. past and present Athenian, i.; ii. position of, in Athens, i.; ii. recriminations of, i.; ii. seeking popularity, i.; ii. Orchomenus, i.; ii. Oreus, i.; ii. Orontas, i.; ii. Oropus, i.; ii. Paeonians, i.; ii. Pagasae, i. Pammenes, i. Panactum, i.; ii. Panathenaea, i.; ii. Pangaeus, Mount, i. Parmenio, i. Peace of Antalcidas, i.; ii. of Callias, i.; ii. of Demades, ii. of Philocrates, i.; ii. Peitholaus, i. Peiraeus, i.; ii. Pella, i.; ii. Pelopidas, ii. Peparethus, ii. Periander, Law of, i. Perdiccas, ii. Pericles, i. Perillus, i.; ii. Perinthus, i.; ii. Persia, Persian King, i.; ii. Phalaecus, i.; ii. Pharsalus, i. Pherae, Pheraeans, i.; ii. Philammon, ii. Philiadas, ii. Philinus, ii. Philip, his advantages over Athens, i.; ii. his army, ii. his character, i.; ii. his policy, i.; ii. Philippi, i. Philippopolis, ii. Philo, i.; ii. Philochares, i. Philocrates (author of Peace), i.; ii. (another), ii. Philonicus, i. Philistides, ii. Phlius, Phliasians, i.; ii. Phocians, Phocis, i.; ii. Phocion, i.; ii. Phormio, ii. Phryne, ii. Phrynon, i. Phyle, i. Pirates, &c., ii. Pittalacus, i. Plataeae, i.; ii. (battle of), ii. Plutarchus, i.; ii. Pnyx, ii. Polyeuctus, ii. Polystratus, i.; ii. Porthmus, i.; ii. Poteidaea, i.; ii. Prisoners, ransom of, i.; ii. Proconnesus, ii. Proedroi, ii. Prophets, i.; ii. Proxenus, i.; ii. Prytanes, i.; ii. Ptoeodorus, i.; ii. Pydna, i.; ii. Pythian Games, i.; ii. Pythocles, i.; ii. Python, i.; ii.

Rhadamanthus, ii. Rhodes, Rhodians, i.; ii. River, battle by the, ii. Round Chamber, i.; ii.

Sabazios. (See Dionysus.) Sacred War, i. (See also Amphissean War.) Salamis, Salaminians, i.; ii. battle of, i.; ii. Samos, i.; ii. Satyrus, i. Schools (Athenian), i.; ii. Sciathus, i.; ii. Scyros, i. Scythia, ii. Selymbria, i.; ii. Serrhium, i.; ii. Sicyon, ii. Sigeum, i.; ii. Simonides, ii. Simus, ii. Simylus, ii. Smicythus, i.; ii. Socrates (of Oreus), ii. (actor), ii. Solon, i.; ii. Sophocles, i. Sosicles, ii. Sosistratus, ii. Sparta, Spartans, i.; ii. Stageira, i. Symmories. (See Naval Boards.)

Tamynae, ii. Tanagra, ii. Taurosthenes, ii. Taxation. (See Financial System.) Teledamus, ii. Tenedos, ii. Tetrarchies, ii. Tharrex, i.; ii. Thasos, i. Thebans, Thebes, i.; ii. Themison, ii. Themistocles, i.; ii. Theocrines, ii. Theodoras (actor), i. (of Oropus), ii. Theogeiton, ii. Theopompus, ii. Theoric Fund. (See Festival Fund.) Thermopylae, i.; ii. Theseus, temple of, ii. Thesmothetae, i.; ii. Thessalians, Thessaly, i.; ii. (See also Magnesia, Pagasae, Pharsalus, Pherae.) Thirty Tyrants, the, i.; ii. Thoas, ii. Thrace, Thracians, i.; ii. (See also Cersobleptes, Chersonese, Hellespont.) Thrason, ii. Thrasybulus, i.; ii. Thrasydaeus, ii. Thrasylochus, ii. Thucydides, i. Tigranes, i. Tilphossaeum, i; ii. 173. Timagoras, i.; ii. Timarchus, i.; ii. Timocrates, i. Timolaus, ii. Timomachus, i. Timotheus, i.; ii. Torone, i.; ii. Torture, i.; ii. Traitors, i.; ii. (See also Orators, corruption of.) Trials, Athenian (character and procedure), i. (See also Law-Courts.) Triballi, i.; ii. Tricaranum, i.; ii. Trierarchy. (See Naval Boards Naval System.) Triphylia, i.; ii. Tromes, ii.

Walls, the, i. Winter-battle, the, ii.

Xenocleides, i. Xenophron, i.

Zeleia, i.; ii.