Rhine-daughters, in Wagner's Ring, 410, 411, 416, 427-430
Rhine-gold, Wagner's opera of the, 410-416
Rhodope (rod´o-p[=e]), a mountain range in Thrace, 97;
_C. 76_
Rhodope (rod´o-p[=e]), A´c[)o]n and, Landor's poem, _C. 138_
Rh[oe]cus, (re´kus), myth of, 193, 194;
extracts from Lowell's Rh[oe]cus, 193, 194;
_C. 138_
Rh[oe]tus (re´tus), _C. 8_
Ring of the Nibelung, Wagner's, 410-430
R[)i]´sh[)i][s+], 462
River ocean, 3.
See _Ocean_
Rock, the White, 47
Rod´mär, 400, 401
Roman divinities, 2, 3, 59-63
Rome, 365, 366, 372, 448, 456
Rom´[=u]-lus, 60, 372;
as Quirinus, 61
Runes, 375, 394, 413, 457, 458;
_C. 300_
Russians, 448
Rut´[=u]-l[=i], Rutulians (r[=oo]-t[=oo]'l[)i]-ans), 362, 365-370
Rymer (r[=e]'m[~e]r), 396
S[.a]-bri´na, a nymph in Milton's Comus, 204
Sæmund (s[=a]'m[=oo]nd) the Wise, 459
Sä´g[.a][s+], the, 460;
of the Volsungs, 398-405, 460;
_C. 282_
Sal´[.a]-mis, 308
Sa´l[)i]-[=i], _C. 28_
Salmoneus (sal-mo´n[=u]s), 357
Sa´m[)o]s, 247;
_C. 34_
Sam-o-thra´ç[=e], or Samothracia (sam-o-thra´sh[)i]-a), an
island near the coast of Thrace, 242
Samson and Hercules, 440
Sanskrit, studies and translations, _C. 303_
Sappho (saf´o), 149, 453, 454;
_C. 107_
Saramâ (s[.a]-r[.a]'mä), _C. 36_
Sarameyas (s[.a]-r[.a]-m[=a]'y[.a]s), _C. 36_
Sarasvati (s[)a]r´[.a]s-w[.a]-t[=e]). See _Hindu divinities_ (2)
Sär-pe´d[)o]n, son of Jove and Europa, 71
Sär-pe´d[)o]n, son of Jove and Laodamia, in the Trojan War, 280, 290, 298
Sat´urn (S[.a]-tur´nus), the attempts to identify Cronus and, 59;
his rule in Latium, 59, 362, 366;
_C. 4, 54_
Sat-ur-na´l[)i]-a, 59
S[.a]-tur´n[)i]-a, 366
Satyrs (s[)a]t´[~e]rs or s[=a]'t[~e]rs), 44, 152, 189, 190, 195, 258;
described, 46, 186;
extract from R. Buchanan's Satyr, 186, 187;
_C. 131_
S[)a]v´[)i]-t[.a]r. See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Sc[.a]-man´d[~e]r, 272
S[-c]he´r[)i]-a, 332
Sch[oe]neus (ske´n[=u]s), 139
Sco´p[)a]s, a Greek sculptor of Paros, first half of the 4th
century B.C.; he made the Niobe group; see also _C. 42, 78,
131_
Scylla (sil´a), described, 57, 255;
and Glaucus, 200, 201;
and Nisus, 201, 202;
and Ulysses, 329, 330;
and Æneas, 350;
_C. 50-52_ and table C; _142, 231-244_
Scyros (si´r[)o]s), 260, 270, 279
Scythia (sith´[)i]-a), 97, 192, 316;
_C. 76_
Sea. See _Waters_
Sea-monsters, and Hesione, 170;
and Andromeda, 212.
See _Waters, Greek gods of_
S[)e]b. See _Egyptian divinities_ (1)
S[)e]-le´n[=e], 29, 39, 43, 117;
and Endymion, 124, 125;
_C. 98_.
See _Diana_
Sem´e-l[=e], 44, 64, 89, 152;
myth of, 71-73, 261, 288;
E. R. Sill's poem, Semele, 72, 73;
_C. 42, 60_
S[)e]-m[)i]r´[.a]-mis, 147;
_C. 106_
S[)e]-mit´ic races, 448
Sem´næ. See _Furies_
Sen´e-ca, 457;
references to tragedies of, 215
Se-ra´pis, S[.a]-ra´pis. See _Egyptian divinities_ (1)
Serimnir (s[=a]-r[=e]m´n[=e]r), 376, 388
S[)e]-ri´phus, 208, 213;
_C. 149-154_
Ses´t[)o]s, 142
S[)e]t or Seth (s[)e]t). See _Egyptian divinities_ (1)
Shu (sh[=oo]). See _Egyptian divinities_ (1)
Sibyl (sib´il), 352-361;
_C. 245-254_
S[)i]-[-c]hæ´us, 351
Sicily, 118, 161, 201, 247, 349, 350, 352
Sicyon (sish´[)i]-[)o]n), or Me-co´n[=e], 10;
_C. 10-15_
Siegelind (s[=e][=g]'[~e]-lind), 405;
in Wagner's Ring, 416-421
Siegfried (s[=e][=g]'fr[=e]d), 405-409, 420-429;
Wagner's opera of, 421-426;
_C. 282-283_
Sieglinde (s[=e][=g]'lin-d[~e]), 416-421.
See _Siegelind_
Siegmund (s[=e][=g]'mund), 405, 416-421.
See _Sigmund_
Siggeir (s[)i][=g]'g[=a]r), 398-400
Sigi (s[=e]'[=g][=e]), 398, 405
S[)i][=g]'mund, 398-401, 405;
in Wagner's Ring, 416-421
Signy (s[)i][=g]'n[=e]), 398-400
Siguna (s[=e]-g[=oo]'na), 393
Sigurd (z[=e]'g[)oo]rt), 400-405, 450 _n_;
_C. 282, 282-283_.
See _Siegfried_
Si-le´n[=i], 44, 186, 258;
_C. 113_
Si-le´nus, 152, 157, 185, 186, 187;
_C. 113, 131_
Sil-va´nus. See _Sylvanus_
Silver Age, the, 10
Sil´v[)i]-a, 363
Si-mon´[)i]-d[=e][s+] of Çe´[)o]s, 208, 453, 454
Sinfiotli (sin´fy[='o]t-l[=e]), 399, 400
Si´n[)o]n, 311, 312;
_C. 223_
Si´rens, described, 57, 205, 232, 233;
and Ulysses, 328, 329;
_C. 50-52_ and table C; _231-244_
S[)i]r´[)i]-us, 123
S[)i]s´y-phus, 214, 229;
betrays Jove, 73;
marries Merope, 124;
in Tartarus, 166, 200, 358;
_C. 118, 255-257_; genealogy, _103_, table G, _148_ (2), (5)
Sita (se´ta), 463
Siva (se´va). See _Hindu divinities_ (2)
Sk[a:]ldic poetry, Sk[a:]lds, 457, 458
Skidbladnir (skid-bläd´n[=e]r), 394
Skirnir's Journey (sk[)i]r´n[=e]r), 386, 460
Skrymir (skr[=e]'m[=e]r), 380, 381
Skuld (sk[)oo]ld), 374
Sleep (Som´nus, Hyp´nos), 54, 298, 352;
cave of, 176;
_C. 49, 125_
Sleipnir (sl[=a]p´n[=e]r), 388-391, 401
Smintheus (smin´th[=u]s), Apollo, _C. 30, 89_
Smin´th[)i]-a, _C. 30_
Smyrna (sm[=e]r´na), 452
S[)o]l (He´lios), 61, 63
So´ma. See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Som´nus. See _Sleep_
Soph´o-cl[=e][s+], 455;
references to, 47, 215, 227, 228, 261, 266, 267, 268, 308, 309, 315;
translations, _C. 298_
So´phr[)o]n, _C. 42_
South American savages, mental state of, 441
Spär´ta (Laç-e-dæ´m[)o]n), 22, 23, 225, 242, 243, 275, 289, 314
Sphinx, 262;
_C. 182-189_
Sri (sr[=e]). See _Hindu divinities_ (2)
Stars, the, 172, 175;
_C. 125_, table H
Statius (sta´sh[)i]-us), references to the Thebaid of, 141, 265;
to the Silvæ, 196;
to the Achilleid, 269, 308;
_C. 299_
St[)e]r´o-p[=e], one of the Pleiads
St[)e]r´o-p[=e][s+], _C. 4_
Ste-si[-c]h´o-rus, 313, 453
Stheneb[oe]a (sthen-e-be´a), or Sthenob[oe]a, daughter of
Iobates, enamored of Bellerophon
Sthen´e-lus, 110
Sthe´no, daughter of Phorcys and Ceto; one of the Gorgons
Stro´ph[)i]-us, 315
Stry´m[)o]n, 168;
_C. 118_
Sturlason, Snorri (sn[)o]r´r[=e] st[=oo]r´l[.a]-sun),
connection with the Prose Edda, 459;
_C. 268-281_
Stym-pha´l[)i]-an birds, 218;
and lake, _C. 156-162_
Styx (st[)i]x), 47, 71, 94, 151, 189, 274, 308, 327;
_C. 44-46, 49_
Suadela (sw[.a]-de´la). See _Peitho_
Sun, cattle of the, 328, 330.
See _Helios_ and _Sol_
Sun-myth, 432, 435
Surter (s[)oo]r´t[~e]r), 395
Survival, theory of myth, 442
Surya (s[=oo]r´ya). See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Svadilfari (swä-dil-f[.a]'r[=e]), 378, 379
Swanhild (sw[)o]n´h[)i]ld), 405
Syl´v[.a]ns, 186
Syl-va´nus, 61, 195
Sym-ple[=g]'[.a]-de[s+], 231;
_C. 163-167_ (Interpret.)
Syr´inx and Pan, 66, 67;
_C. 43, 57_
Syrtis (s[~e]r´tis), 255
Tænarus (ten´[.a]-rus), or Tænarum, 51, 166;
_C. 118_
Ta´gus, 97
Ta´lus, 242, 243;
_C. 170-171_
Tan´a-is river, 97;
_C. 76_
Tan´t[.a]-lus, 77, 99, 166, 275, 358;
_C. 78_ and table I; _118, 255-257_
Tär´[-c]h[)o]n, 367
Tärn´helm, 414, 415, 423, 427, 428
Tärn´käp-p[~e], 406
Tarpeian (t[.a]r-pe´y[.a]n) Rock, 366
Tär´t[.a]-rus, 5, 6, 7, 51, 97, 159, 357;
name of Pluto, 53;
_C. 44-46_
Tau´r[=i], Tau´r[)i]-ans, a people of what is now the Crimea;
Iphigenia among the Taurians, 281, 316;
_C. 196_
Tau´rus, Mount, 96, 253;
_C. 76_
Tel´[.a]-m[)o]n, 75, 222, 225, 237, 239, 276, 280;
_C. 190-194_ (1)
Te-lem´[.a]-[-c]hus, 279, 314, 328, 339-345;
_C. 190-194_ (4), _231-244_
Tel´e-phus, son of Hercules and Au´g[=e]; wounded by
Achilles, but cured by the rust of the spear
Tel´lus, 59, 233.
See _Gæa_
Tem´p[=e], a vale in Thessaly, through which ran the river
Peneüs, III, 270;
_C. 38_ (4)
Ten´e-d[)o]s, 113;
_C. 89_
Tereus (te´r[=u]s), 249
T[~e]r´m[)i]-nus, 61
T[~e]r-pan´der, _C. 26_
T[~e]rp-si[-c]h´o-r[=e], the muse of choral dance and song, 37;
_C. 38_ (4)
T[)e]r´ra. See _Earth_ and _Gæa_
Tethys (te´this), 4, 22, 55, 67, 204;
_C. 4_
Teucer (t[=u]´s[~e]r), son of the river-god Scamander and the
nymph Idæa; first king of Troy;
_C. 190-194_ (5)
Teucer (t[=u]´s[~e]r), son of Telamon and Hesione, 276;
_C. 190-194_ (1), (5), _207_
Teucri (t[=u]'cr[=i]): the Trojans
Th[.a]-las´s[)i]-[)o]s: an epithet applied to Hymen because
he brought safely over the sea to their home a shipload of
kidnaped Athenian maidens
Th[.a]-li´a, one of the Graces, 36
Th[.a]-li´a, the muse of comedy, 37
Tham´y-ris, or Tham´y-r[.a]s, 451
Than´[.a]-t[)o]s, Mors. See _Death_
Th[:a]r-[.g]e´l[)i]-a, _C. 30_
Thau´m[)a]s, father of the Harpies and of Iris, 57;
_C. 50-52_, table C
The´a, 4;
_C. 4_
The-a[.g]'e-ne[s+] of Rhegium (re´ji-um), 439
The´ba-is, an epic by Statius on the Seven against Thebes;
Pope's translation, _C. 299_.
See _Statius_
Thebes (th[=e]b[s+]), Th[=e]'bæ, in B[oe]otia, 71, 75, 207, 216;
founded, 87, 89, _C. 70_;
Bacchus at, 153-155;
misfortunes of, 261, 262, 265-268;
_C. 110-112_
Thebes (th[=e]b[s+]), The´bæ, in Egypt, 20
Thebes (th[=e]b[s+]), the Seven against, 206, 264, 265-268, 453, 455
The´mis, 4; attributes of, 38;
_C. 4, 18_
The-oc´r[)i]-tus, 215, 243, 455;
selections from translations by Lang of various idyls,
198-200, 222, 223;
Lityerses song, 224;
_C. 298_.
See _Andrew Lang_ and _Calverley_, in Index of Modern Authors
Th[~e]r-san´der, 268
Th[~e]r-si´t[=e][s+], 286, 307
Theseus (the´s[=u]s), 17, 168, 206, 220, 231, 235, 237, 239,
243, 246, 263, 275;
myth of, 250-260;
early adventures, 251, 252;
and Ariadne, 252 _et seq._, 270;
translation of Catullus, LXIV, by C. M. Gayley, 253-257;
later adventures, 258-260;
_C. 174, 176-181_
Thes-mo-pho´r[)i]-a, _C. 114-117_
Thes´p[)i]-æ, lion of, 216;
_C. 156-162_
Thes´s[.a]-ly, 6, 104, 110, 175, 192, 193, 206, 207, 214,
229, 231, 258, 269
Thes´t[)i]-us, 275;
_C. 148_ (3), (5), _168_
Thes´ty-lis, a maid in the pastorals of Theocritus and Virgil
The´tis, the Nereïd, 55, 90, 198, 205, 269-272, 277, 279,
285, 299, 300, 304, 308;
_C. 10-15, 50-52_, table C, _190-194_ (1)
Thialfi (th[+e]-äl´f[=e]), 380, 383, 385
Thi[s+]'b[=e], 147-149;
_C. 106_
Th[)o]k, 392
Thôr, 376, 432, 460;
deeds of, 378-386, 393-396;
recovery of his hammer, 379, 380;
visit to Jötunheim, 380-386;
as Donner in Wagner's Ring, 412, 415;
_C. 268-281_
Thoth (th[)o]th or t[=o]t). See _Egyptian divinities_ (2)
Thrace, 24, 218, 231, 249, 347
Three Daughters of King O´Hara; analogy of incident, _C.
101-102, 118, 149-154_
Thrinacia (thr[)i]-na´sh[)i]-a), 328, 330.
See _Trinacria_
Thrym (thrüm), 379, 380
Thucydides (th[=u]-sid´[)i]-d[=e][s+]), _C. 61_
Thy-es´t[=e][s+], 275, 314;
_C. 190-194_ (2)
Thy-i´[.a]-d[=e][s+], _C. 42_.
See _Bacchus_
Thy-o´n[=e], _C. 34_
Thyrsis (th[~e]r´sis), an ideal shepherd of Greek pastoral
poetry. See _Theocritus, Idyl 1_; _Virgil, Bucolics 7_; and
_M. Arnold's elegy_
Thyrsus (th[~e]r´sus), the, 45, 153, 156;
_C. 110-112_
Ti´ber, 362, 365
Ti´ber, Father, the river-god, 62, 365
T[)i]-bul´lus, 457;
reference to, 200
Time, 3
Tiresias (ti-re´sh[)i]-[)a]s or ti-re´s[)i]-[)a]s), 266, 268,
327, 328, 330, 451;
_C. 182-189, 231-244_
Tiryns (ti´rins), a city in Argolis, where Hercules was brought up
T[)i]-siph´o-n[=e], 54, 357
Ti´t[.a]ns, 4, 5, 7;
war of, 5, 6;
in Tartarus, 51, 357;
in the Fortunate Isles, 52;
_C. 4_
T[)i]-tho´nus, and Aurora, 177, 179;
Tennyson's poem, 177-179;
family connections, 276, 280;
_C. 126-127, 190-194_ (5)
Tit´y-rus, an ideal goatherd of Greek and Latin pastorals.
See _Theocritus, Idyl 3_, and _Virgil, Bucolics 1_
Tit´y-us, slain by Apollo, 27, 92, 357;
_C. 74_
Tmo´lus, Mount, 96, 110, 111;
_C. 76_
To´m[=i], 456
Toxeus (tox´[=u]s), 238, 240
Tra´[-c]his, 175
Tragic poets of Greece, 455
Trident, Neptune's, 56, 170
Tr[)i]-na´cr[)i]-a, Thr[)i]-na´cr[)i]-a, Thrinacia
(thr[)i]-na´sh[)i]-a): the island of Sicily, having three
promontories
Trip-tol´e-mus, 161;
and the Eleusinian mysteries, 164, 165
Tris´t[)i]-a, Ovid's, 456
Trit-o-[.g]e-ne´a, Tr[)i]-t[=o]'n[)i]-a: an epithet of
Minerva (Athene), meaning born near Lake Tritonis, or
headborn, or born on the third day
Tri´t[)o]n, 56, 58, 204, 350
Tri´t[)o]ns, the, 70
Triv´[)i]-a, Hecate, or Diana of the Crossways, 54
Tr[oe]zen (tre´zen), a city in Argolis, 251;
_C. 176-181_
Tro´[)i]-lus, son of Priam, killed by Achilles, 276;
_C. 190-194_ (5), _196_
Trojan War, mentioned, 75, 84, 86, 98, 179, 206, 237, 259,
265, 451, 452, 455;
houses concerned in, 269-276;
origin, 277-279;
narrative of, 279-306;
fall of Troy, 307-312;
survivors of the war, 313-317
Tro-pho´n[)i]-us, oracle of, _C. 30_
Tr[=o]s, son of Erichthonius of Troy, and grandson of
Dardanus, _C. 190-194_ (5)
Troy, 23, 110, 169, 170, 177, 206, 225;
royal family of, 276, _C. 190-194_ (5);
the war at, 277-313 and _passim_;
_C. 119-120, 195, 228-230_
T[=u]'b[.a]l, 440
Tubal-Cain (t[=u]'b[.a]l-c[=a]n´), 440
Tur´nus, 362-364, 367-372
Twelve Brothers, story of the; analogy of incident, _C. 101-102_
Twilight of the Gods, Wagner's opera of the, 426-430
Ty-a´ne-an, 79;
_C. 63_
Ty´[-c]h[=e]. See _Fortuna_
Tydeus (ti´d[=u]s), 84, 265, 280;
_C. 168_, table K
Tydides (t[)i]-di´d[=e][s+]), _C. 77_.
See _Diomede_
Tyndareus (tin-da´re-us), or Tyndarus (tin´d[.a]-rus), 242, 269, 338;
family of, 275, _C. 190-194_ (3)
Tyndaridæ (tin-d[)a]r´[)i]-d[=e]), Castor and Pollux, 243;
_C. 76_
Tyndaris (tin´d[.a]-ris): patronymic of a female descendant
of Tyndareus; Helen or Clytemnestra; _C. 77_
Typhoeus (ti-fo´[=u]s), youngest son of Gæa, later identified with Typhon
Ty´ph[)o]n, 6, 7, 350;
also called the son of Typhoeus and a hurricane;
_C. 8_
Tyr (t[=e]r), or Z[)i][=u], 377, 378, 396
Tyrian dye, 82, 111;
_C. 75_
Tyrian flowers, 94, 137
Tyrians, of Cadmus, 88;
of Dido, 351
Ty´ro, 170
Tyrrheus (t[)i]r´[=u]s), 363
Ulysses ([=u]-lis´[=e][s+]), wanderings of, mentioned, 168, 206, 265;
descent of, 275, _C. 190-194_ (4);
in Trojan War, 278-314;
and Penelope, 279, 338-344;
arms of Achilles, 308;
U. and Philoctetes, 309;
the Palladium, the Wooden Horse, 310, 314;
Telemachus, 314, 339-345;
wanderings of U. (Odyssey), 318-345;
the Lotos-eaters, 318, 319;
Tennyson's Lotos-eaters, 319, 320;
the Cyclopes, 320-323, 349;
Æolus and the bag of winds, 323;
the Læstrygonians, 324;
the isle of Ææa, Circe, 324-327;
Dobson's Prayer of the Swine to Circe, 325, 326;
visit to Hades, 327, 328;
the Sirens, 328, 329;
Scylla and Charybdis, 329, 330;
cattle of the Sun, 330;
Calypso, 331;
the Phæacians, 332-337;
Lang's Song of Phæacia, 335, 336;
Nausicaa, 332 _et seq._;
return to Ithaca, 337;
fate of the suitors, 338-344;
Tennyson's Ulysses, 344, 345;
_C. 231-244_
Underworld (Hades), described, 47-52;
the garden of Proserpine, 49, 50;
Greek divinities of, 47, 52-54;
rivers of, 47;
inhabitants of, and communication with them, 51;
judges of, 51, 53, 71, 246;
myths of greater gods, 159-168;
Hercules' visit, 220;
Ulysses' visit, 327, 328;
Æneas' visit, 353-361;
_C. 44-46, 47, 49_.
For the Norse Underworld, see _Hel_
[=U]-ra´n[)i]-a, the muse of astronomy, 37, _C. 38_ (4);
also the Aphrodite of ideal love, _C. 34_.
See _M. Arnold's Urania_
[=U]'r[.a]-nus, Ouranos ([=oo]'r[.a]-n[)o]s), father of Cronus, 4, 5, 6;
_C. 4_.
See _Heaven_
Urd ([=oo]rd), 374
Ushas ([)oo]´sh[.a]s). See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Utgard-Loki ([)oo]t´gärd-lo´k[=e]), 382-386
Väch. See _Hindu divinities_ (1) and (2)
Vä´l[.a], _C. 109_
V[.a]-le´r[)i]-us Flac´cus, reference to, 269;
_C. 299_
V[)a]l-h[)a]l´la, 374-376, 378, 387-390, 394, 414-419, 426-430
Valkyrias (v[)a]l-k[)i]r´y[.a][s+]), Valkyrs
(v[)a]l´-k[~e]r[s+]), or Valkyries. See _Valkyries_
Valkyrie (v[)a]l-k[)i]r´[)i]), Wagner's opera of the, 416-421
Valkyries (v[)a]l-k[)i]r´[)i][s+]), Valkyrs
(v[)a]l´-k[~e]r[s+]), or Valkyrias, 376, 388, 393, 402, 415,
418, 420, 421, 432
Vâlmîki (väl-m[=e]'k[=e]), 463
Varuna (v[)a]r´[)oo]-na). See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Vayu (vä´y[=oo]). See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Ve (v[=a]), 373, 374
Vedas (v[=a]'d[.a][s+]), the, 462
Vedic (v[=a]'dik) religion. See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Ven-[~e]r-a´l[)i]-a, _C. 34_
Ve´nus (Aphrodite), daughter of Dione, 19;
wife of Vulcan, 26;
foam-born, 31;
attributes, 31-34;
her various influence, 31, 32;
favorite animals and cities, 32;
artistic conceptions of, 32;
E. R. Sill's poem, The Venus of Milo, 32-34;
attendants of, 35, 36;
star of, 40;
among the Romans, 59;
Cypris, 68, 69, and _ad loc._;
mother of Harmonia, 71, 89;
myths of, 125-150;
love for Mars, and Anchises, 125, 280;
Adonis, 126-128;
Lang's translation of Bion's Lament for Adonis, 126-128;
Cupid and Psyche, 128-139;
Atalanta and Hippomenes, 139-141;
Hero and Leander, 141-145;
Pygmalion and Galatea, 145-147;
Pyramus and Thisbe, 147-149;
Phaon, 149;
her vengeance, 150;
Pluto and Proserpine, 159;
Paris, 278, 279;
in Trojan War, 284, 289, 295, 313;
Æneas, 346, 352, 354, 372;
as a moon-goddess, 432;
_C. 34, 35, 100-106_
Verdandi (v[)e]r-dän´d[=e]), 374
Vergelmir (v[)e]r-g[)e]l´m[=e]r), 373
V[~e]r-tum´nus, 61, 195;
_C. 139_
Ves´per, 138
Ves´ta (Hestia), 5, 19, 35, 59;
_C. 37_
Vestal Virgins, 35
Victoria (Ni´ke), 41
Vidar (v[=e]'där), 376, 395, 396
Vigrid (v[=e][=g]'r[=e]d), 395
Vili (v[=e]'l[=e]), 373, 374
V[)i]n´g[)o]lf, 374
Vir´gil (V[~e]r-[.g]il´[)i]-us), account of, and of the Æneid, 456;
references to Georgics, 141, 202;
to Æneid, 47, 51, 246, 308, 310-312, 349-353, 367, 370;
to Bucolics, 223;
outline of Æneid, 346-372;
Tennyson's poem to Virgil, 346;
the Æneid, _C. 245-260_;
translations, 299
Vishnu (vish´n[=oo]). See _Hindu divinities_ (2)
Vitharr (v[=e]'thär). See _Vidar_
Void, 4
Volscens (v[)o]l´sen[s+]), 369, 370
Volsung (v[)o]l´s[)oo]ng), Volsungs, the saga of, 398-405, 460;
in the Ring of the Nibelung, 416, 418-430;
_C. 282_
Volsunga Saga (v[~e]l-s[)oo]n´[=g]ä sä´gä). See _Volsung_
Vr[)i]t´ra. See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Vul´c[.a]n (Vul-ca´nus, Hephæstus), one of the great gods, 19;
meaning of name, 24;
attributes, 24-26;
his lameness, 25, 90;
his wife, 26, 61;
among the Romans, Mulciber, 59;
Harmonia's necklace made by, 89, 265;
myths of, 90, 91;
chariot of the Sun made by, 95;
V. and Orion, 122;
Talus, 242;
father of Periphetes, 251;
Ariadne, 253;
armor of Achilles, 300;
of Æneas, 372;
interpretations of, 434, 440;
_C. 29_
Vyâsa (vyä´s[.a]), 463
Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung, 410-430
Wälse (v[=á]l´s[~e]), 416, 418
Wälsungs (v[=á]l´s[)oo]ng[s+]), 416.
See _Volsung_
Waltraute (väl´trou-t[~e]), 427, 428
Water-Nymphs, 46, 58, 189, 211
Waters, Greek gods of, 55-58;
older dynasty, 55;
younger dynasty, 55, 56;
lesser divinities, 56-58;
Wordsworth's "The world is too much with us," 58;
myths of Neptune, 169-171;
of lesser divinities, 198-205;
_C. 141_
Winds, the, Greek names and attributes of, 38, 39;
myths of, 172, 179;
_C. 38_ (9), _125_, table H
Wo´d[.a]n, Wo´t[.a]n, Wo´den, 375, 412-430.
See _Odin_
Woman, origin of, Greek, 11
Wooden Horse, the, 310-312, 337
World, conception of, among the Greeks, 42, 43
World egg, 3
Worms, 407, 409
Wo´t[.a]n. See _Wodan_
Xanten (zän´ten), 405, 406
Xanthus (zan´thus) river, 91, 97;
_C. 71, 76_
Xuthus (z[=u]'thus), son of Hellen, 16;
genealogy, _C. 103_, table G; _132_ (2), (5), _174_
Yam´a and Yami (yam´[=e]). See _Hindu divinities_ (1)
Yggdrasil ([)i][=g]'dr[.a]-sil), 374
Ymir (ü´m[=e]r or [=e]'m[=e]r), 373, 374, 394
Yssel-land ([)i]s´el), 406
Zan´t[=e], 153
Zeph´y-rus, 38, 39, 270;
and Hyacinthus, 94;
Zephyr and Psyche, 129-132;
_C. 38_ (9)
Ze´t[=e][s+], 39, 230
Ze´thus, 75;
_C. 62_
Zeus (z[=u]s). See _Jupiter_
Zeuxis (z[=u]x´is), a Greek painter of Heraclea; flourished
about 424 B.C.
Z[)i][=u] or Tyr (t[=e]r). See _Tyr_
Zodiac, _C. 156-162_ (Interpret.)
Zo-ro-as´t[~e]r, 463
Zulus, myths among, 448
INDEX OF MODERN AUTHORS AND ARTISTS
[Ordinary figures refer to pages of the Text. Figures in italics
preceded by _C._ refer to sections of the Commentary and incidentally
to the corresponding sections in the Text. For explanation of the
diacritical marks see p. 543.]
Acland, H. W.
_C. 228-230_, Plains of Troy
Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719.
_C. 255-257_ Spectator, No. 343;
_299_, transl. Metamorphoses
Akenside (a´ken-s[=i]d), Mark, 1721-1770.
_C. 38_ (4), (9), _128, 129-130_, Pleasures of Imagination;
_C. 38_ (4), (11), Ode on Lyric Poetry, Ode to Hesper;
_49_, Ode to Sleep
Albani (äl-bä´n[=e]), Francesco, 1578-1660 (paint.).
_C. 36_, Mercury and Apollo;
_95_, Diana and her Nymphs, Actæon (two pictures, Dresden);
_141_, Galatea and Cupids
Aldrich, T. B., 1836-1907.
_C. 195_, Pillared Arch and Sculptured Tower
Alfieri (äl-fy[=a]'r[=e]), Vittorio, 1749-1803.
_C. 169_, Merope
Anderson, R. B.
_C. 268-281_, Norse Mythology; Horn's Scandinavian
Literature; Younger Edda
Armstrong, John, 1709-1779.
_C. 30, 50-52, 68, 149-154_, The Art of Preserving Health
Armstrong, W. J.
_C. 228-230_, Over Ilium and Ida
Arnold, Sir Edwin, 1832-1904.
Reference to, 126;
_C. 303_, Indian Idylls, Light of Asia;
_32_, Hymn of the Priestess of Diana;
_104_, transl. Musæus;
_196_, Iphigenia
Arnold, M., 1822-1888.
Quotation from Thyrsis, 224, 225;
from Dejaneira, 228;
his Merope, 242;
from The New Philomela, 250;
from Empedocles on Etna, 274;
from Balder Dead, 388-397;
_C. 8, 87_, Empedocles;
_38_ (3), (4), Euphrosyne, Urania;
_42_, Bacchanalia;
_50-52_, The New Sirens;
_156-162_, Fragment of a Dejaneira, Merope, Thyrsis;
_174_, The New Philomela;
_182-189_, Fragment of an Antigone;
_231-244_, The Strayed Reveller;
_268-281_, Balder Dead
Ashe, Thomas, 1836-1889.
_C. 38_ (1), The Lost Eros
Bacon, Lord, 1561-1626.
Wisdom of the Ancients; his method of explaining Greek Myths,
439, _C. 114-117_
Baldwin, James.
_C. 282_, The Story of Siegfried, New York, 1888
Bandinelli (bän-d[='e]-nel´l[=e]), B., 1487-1559 (sculpt.).
_C. 156-162_, Hercules and Cacus
Banks, J. Transl. Hesiod, Callimachus, and Theognis (Bohn's Library)
Barnfield, Richard, 1574-1627.
_C. 174_, Song, "As it fell upon a day" (Philomela)
Bartsch (bärtsh), K. F.
Der Nibelunge Nôt, 461 _n_;
_C. 283_
Bates, H. (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche
Baumeister (bou´m[=i]-st[~e]r).
Denkmäler d. klassischen Altertums; see _List of Illustrations_
Beattie (b[=e]'t[)i]), James, 1735-1803.
_C. 156-162_, Battle of Pygmies and Cranes;
_195_, Judgment of Paris
Beaumont (bo´m[)o]nt), Francis, 1584-1616, and John Fletcher, 1579-1625.
_C. 38_ (1), Cupid's Revenge;
_50-52, 176-181_, Maid's Tragedy
Beddoes (bed´[=o]z), Thomas Lovell, 1803-1849.
_C. 105_, Pygmalion;
_114-117_, Stygian Naiades
Benfey (ben´f[=i]) and Cosquin (co-k[)a]n´).
Cited by Lang, 447 _n_
Bennett, W. C., 1820 ----.
_C. 105_, Pygmalion
Bernini (b[)e]r-n[=e]'n[=e]), Lorenzo, 1598-1680 (sculpt).
_C. 48, 114-117_, Pluto and Proserpine;
_89_, Apollo and Daphne
Beyschlag (b[=i]´shlä[.c]h), J. R., 1838 ---- (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche;
_118_, Orpheus and Eurydice
Birch, R.,
_C. 302_, Guide to Egyptian Rooms
Blackie, J. S., 1809-1895.
_C. 141_, Galatea;
_176-181_, Ariadne, The Naming of Athens;
_195_, Judgment of Paris;
_196, 298_, transl. Æschylus
Blake, William, 1757-1827.
To the Muses, iii
Bland and Merivale.
_C. 298_, transl. Greek Anthology
Bodenhausen (bo´den-hou´zen), C. von (paint.).
_C. 104_, Hero and Leander
Bodmer, J. J.
Referred to, 461;
publ. Nibelungenlied, _C. 283_
Bologna (b[=ó]-l[=o]n´yä), Giovanni di, 1524-1608 (sculpt.).
_C. 36_, Flying Mercury;
_156-162_, Hercules and Centaur
Bordone (b[=ó]r-d[=o]'n[=a]), Paris, 1500-1571 (paint.).
_C. 87_, Apollo, Marsyas, and Midas
Bouguereau (b[=oo]-[=g][~e]-ro´), A. W., 1825-1905 (paint.).
_C. 35_, Birth of Venus;
_38_ (1), Cupid and a Butterfly;
_42_, Youth of Bacchus;
_131_, Nymphs and Satyr
Bowring, E. A.
_C. 22_, transl. Schiller;
_38_ (2), Goethe's Ganymede;
_60_, Schiller's Semele;
_140_, Schiller's Cranes of Ibycus;
_155_, Schiller's Pegasus in Harness
Brandi (brän´d[=e]), Giacinto, 1623-1691 (paint.).
_C. 173_, Dædalus fastening Wings on Icarus (Dresden)
Bridges, Robert, 1844 ----.
Extract from Eros and Psyche, 132;
_C. 10-15_, Prometheus;
_42_, Feast of Bacchus;
_101_, Eros and Psyche;
_199_, Achilles in Scyros;
_231-244_, Return of Ulysses
Brooks, C. T., 1813-1883.
_C. 207_, Schiller's Parting of Hector and Andromache
Browning, E. B., 1806-1861.
Reference to, 126;
extract from The Dead Pan, 183;
_C. 10-15_, Prometheus Bound;
_101-102_, Psyche;
_131_, Flush, or Faunus;
_141_, transl. Theocritus;
_176-181_, paraphrases of Nonnus and Hesiod;
_207_, paraphrase of Homer
Browning, R., 1812-1889.
Passage from his Balaustion's Adventure, 107-110;
_C. 81_, Apollo and the Fates;
_83, 156-162_, Balaustion's Adventure;
_118_, Eurydice and Orpheus;
_129-130_, Pan and Luna;
_156-162_, Aristophanes' Apology;
_176-181_, Artemis Prologizes;
_196_, Agamemnon;
_255-257_, Ixion
Bryant, Jacob.
Advocate of _theological_ interpretation, 440
Bryant, W. C., 1794-1878.
_C. 149-154_, transl. Simonides' Lament of Danaë;
_C. 231-244_, transl. Odyssey (1871)
Buchanan, R., 1841-1901.
Cited or quoted: from his Satyr, 186, 187;
from his Naiad, 189-191;
_C. 4_, Cloudland;
_47_, Ades, King of Hell;
_50-52_, Naiad;
_98_, Selene, the Moon;
_105_, Pygmalion the Sculptor;
_107_, Sappho on the Leucadian Rock;
_118_, Orpheus;
_129-130_, Pan;
_141_, Polypheme's Passion;
_145_, Proteus;
_231-244_, Cloudland, Penelope;
_268-281_, Balder the Beautiful
Buckley, T. A.
_C. 298_, transl. Æschylus and Euripides
Bugge (b[)oo]g´[~e]), Sophus.
_C. 268-281_, edition of Elder Edda
Bulfinch, S. G., 1809-1870.
Extract from his translation of Schiller's Ideal and Life, 227, 228
Bulfinch, Thomas, 1796-1867.
The Age of Fable; see Preface to this volume
Burges (b[~e]r´j[)e]s), G.
_C. 298_, transl. Greek Anthology
Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, 1833-1898 (paint.).
His Thisbe, 148;
_C. 38_ (1), Cupid;
_101-102_, Pan and Psyche;
_105_, Pygmalion;
_106_, Cupid, Pyramus, Thisbe;
_118_, Orpheus and Eurydice;
_131_, Nymphs;
_149-154_, Perseus and the Graiæ;
_199_, Feast of Peleus;
_231-244_, The Wine of Circe
Burns, R., 1759-1796.
_C. 30_, The Winter Night;
_155_, To John Taylor
Butcher, S. H., and A. Lang.
_C. 231-244, 298_, transl. Odyssey
Butler, Samuel, 1612-1680.
_C. 32_, Hudibras
Byron, George Gordon, Lord, 1788-1824.
Quoted or referred to, 452;
Prometheus, 13;
Age of Bronze, 15;
Childe Harold, 311;
_C. 10-15_, Prometheus, Ode to Napoleon;
_32, 70_, Don Juan;
_104, 228-230_, Bride of Abydos;
_27, 30, 34, 35, 38_ (4), _41, 54, 78, 97, 228-230, 231-244_,
references to Childe Harold
Call, W. M. W., 1817-1890.
_C. 81_, Admetus;
_83_, Alcestis;
_176-181_, Ariadne;
_268-281_, Balder, Thor
Calverley, C. S. (Blayds), 1831-1884.
_C. 100_, Death of Adonis;
_110-112, 141, 156-162, 170-171, 298_, transl. Theocritus;
_299_, transl. Horace
Campbell, Lewis, 1830-1908.
_C. 298_, transl. Sophocles
Campbell, Thomas, 1777-1844.
_C. 38_ (11), Two Songs to the Evening Star;
_163-167_, transl. of part of Euripides' Medea
Canova (cä-nô´vä), Antonio, 1757-1822 (sculpt.).
_C. 35_, Venus Victrix;
_38_ (3), Graces;
_101-102_, Cupid and Psyche;
_149-154_, Perseus;
_173_, Dædalus and Icarus;
_176-181_, Theseus;
_195_, Paris;
_204_, Ajax;
_207_, Hector
Carlisle, Lord, 1802-1864.
_C. 231-244_, Diary, note on Corfu and the Phæacians
Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881.
Transl. of fragments of Nibelungenlied, 409;
_C. 283_
Carracci (cär-rät´ch[=e]), Annibale, 1560-1609 (paint.).
_C. 24-25_, Jupiter and Juno
Carracci (cär-rät´ch[=e]), Lodovico, 1555-1619, and Annibale (paint.).
_C. 98_, Diana and Endymion;
_141_, Polyphemus, Galatea, Acis
Cellini (chel-l[=e]'n[=e]), Benvenuto, 1500-1571 (sculpt.).
_C. 24-25_, Jupiter;
_27_, Minerva;
_35_, Venus;
_36_, Mercury;
_149-154_, Perseus, Perseus saving Andromeda
Ç[~e]r-van´t[=e][s+], Miguel de, 1547-1616.
Reference to, 14;
_C. 16_
Chapman, G., 1559-1634.
_C. 231-244, 298_, transl. Iliad and Odyssey;
_104_, Marlowe's Hero and Leander;
Sonnet on Chapman's Homer, see _Keats_
Chaucer, Geoffrey, 1340 (or 1328)-1400.
References in _C._:
The Former Age, _10-15_;
The Knight's Tale, _34, 95, 176-181_;
The Hous of Fame, _38_ (2), (9), _75, 173, 176-181, 199, 245-254_;
The Legende of Good Women, _83, 106, 149-154, 163-167, 174,
176-181, 245-254_;
The Complaint of Mars, _34, 83_;
The Complaint of Venus, _34_;
The Dethe of Blaunche, _125, 199, 226_;
The Court of Love (?), _34, 83_;
The Cuckow and Nightingale, or Boke of Cupid (?), _38_ (1);
The Romaunt of the Rose (?), _132-133_;
Troilus and Criseyde, _196, 226_
Church, F. S.
_C. 10-15_, Pandora
Clapp, E. B.
Greek Morality, etc., 455 _n_
Clarke, J. F.
_C. 303, 304_, Ten Great Religions
Cleasby and Vigfusson (vig´f[=oo]-sun).
Icelandic-English Dictionary, 458 _n_;
_C. 300_
Clough, A. H., 1819-1861.
_C. 95_, Actæon;
_98_, Epi Latmo, Selene
Coleridge, Hartley, 1796-1849.
_C. 10-15_, Prometheus;
_195_, Sonnet on Homer
Coleridge, S. T., 1772-1834.
_C. 93_, Kubla Khan
Collins, Mortimer, 1827-1876.
_C. 49_, The Ivory Gate
Collins, William, 1721-1759.
_C. 131, 132-133_, The Passions
Collins, W. L.
_C. 298, 299_, Ancient Classics for English Readers
Colvin, S., 1845 ----.
_C. 40_, A Greek Hymn
Conington, J., 1825-1869.
_C. 299_, transl. Æneid, Horace's Odes, etc.
Correggio (c[=ó]r-red´jo), A. A., 1494-1534 (paint.).
_C. 32_, Diana;
_57_, Jupiter and Io;
_62_, Antiope;
_149-154_, Danaë
Cottle, A. S.
_C. 268-281_, Icelandic Poetry
Cowper, William, 1731-1800.
Transl. Homer, 18, 299, 331, 340, 341;
_C. 30_, Yardley Oak;
_44-46, 231-244, 255-257_, Progress of Error;
_131-132_, On an Ugly Fellow;
_145_, The Task;
_298_, transl. Homer
Cox, the Rev. Sir G. W., 437 _n_, 448 _n_;
_C. 57, 59, 70, 72-73, 74, 76, 78, 95, 101-102, 109, 118,
141, 156-162, 172_
Crabbe, George, 1754-1832.
_C. 38_ (4), Village, Parish Register, Newspaper, Birth of
Flattery (Invocations of the Muse);
_204_, Village
Crane, Oliver.
_C. 299_, transl. Æneid
Creuzer (croi´ts[~e]r), Professor, and the _allegorical_
interpretation, 439
Curtin, Jeremiah.
_C. 118, 149-154_, Myths and Folk-Lore of Ireland
Curzon (cür-zôn´), A. de (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche
Dale, Thos.
_C. 298_, transl. Sophocles
Daniel, Samuel, 1562-1619.
_C. 231-244_, Dialogue of Ulysses and the Siren
Dannecker (dän´ek-[~e]r), J. H. von, 1758-1841 (sculpt.).
_C. 176-181_, Ariadne
Dante (dan´t[='e]) Alighieri, 1265-1321.
Reference to, 14;
_C. 16_
Darwin, Erasmus, 1731-1802.
Extract from his Botanic Garden, 180, 247
Da´sent, Sir G. W., 1820-1896.
_C. 268-281_, Popular Tales from the Norse
David (dà-v[=e]d´), J. L., 1748-1825 (paint.).
_C. 195_, Paris and Helen
Dekker, Thomas, 1570-1641.
_C. 30_, The Sun's Darling
Derby, the Earl of.
Transl. Homer, 21;
_C. 298_
Dippold, G. T.
_C. 301_, Great Epics of Mediæval Germany
Dixon, R. W., 1833-1901.
_C. 30_, Apollo Pythius
Dobell (d[=o]-bel´), Sydney, 1824-1874.
_C. 268-281_, Balder
Dobson, Austin, 1840 ----.
Procris, 174, 175;
extract from Prayer of the Swine to Circe, 325, 326;
_C. 123-124_, Procris;
_141_, Polypheme
Domenichino (d[='o]-m[=a]-n[='e]-k[=e]'n[=o]), Z., 1581-1641 (paint.).
_C. 32_, Diana's Chase;
_245-254_, Cumæan Sibyl
Dosso Dossi (dôs´s[=o] dôs´s[=e]) (Giovanni di Lutero),
1479-1542 (paint.).
_C. 98_, Diana and Endymion (Dresden)
Dowden, E., 1843 ----.
_C. 59_, Europa;
_118_, Eurydice;
_149-154_, Andromeda
Doyle, Sir Francis Hastings, 1810-1888.
_C. 182-189_, transl. [OE]dipus Tyrannus
Drayton, Michael, 1563-1631.
_C. 30_, Song 8 (on Apollo);
_38_ (2), Ganymede
Drummond, William, of Hawthornden, 1585-1649.
_C. 30_, Song to Ph[oe]bus;
_38_ (2), Ganymede;
_50-52_, "Nymphs, sister nymphs," etc.;
_100_, Statue of Adonis;
_128_, Summons to Love;
_149-154_, Statue of Medusa
Dryden, J., 1631-1700.
Extract from Alexander's Feast, 45;
_C. 298_, transl. Metamorphoses and the Æneis;
_49_, Alexander's Feast;
_54_, Epistle to Congreve;
_85-86_, Chaucer's Wife of Bath's Tale;
_131_, To Mrs. Anne Killigrew;
_196_, Cymon and Iphigenia;
_255-257_, St. Cecilia's Day
Dyer, John, 1700(?)-1758.
Extracts from The Fleece, 230, 231, 314
Dyer, Louis, 1851 ----.
Studies of the Gods in Greece, 446 _n_
Edwards, Miss A. B.
_C. 302_, A Thousand Miles up the Nile
Eliot, George (Mary Ann Cross), 1819-1880.
_C. 298_, Arion
Elliot, Lady Charlotte.
_C. 149-154_, Medusa, 1878
Ellis, Robinson.
_C. 299_, transl. Catullus
Ely, Talfourd.
Olympus, 446 _n_
Emerson, R. W., 1803-1882.
_C. 18_, Astræa;
_182-189_, The Sphinx
Fawcett, Edgar, 1847-1904.
_C. 231-244_, Calypso
Fawkes, Francis, 1721-1777.
_C. 107_, transl. Sappho
Fénelon (f[=a]-n´-lôn´), François de la Mothe, 1651-1715.
_C. 231-244_, Télémaque
Field, Michael.
Callirrhoë, 1884
Fields, A.
_C. 91_, Clytia
Fiske, John, 1842-1901.
Citation from Myths and Myth-Makers, 432
FitzGerald, Edward, 1809-1883.
_C. 182-189_, The Downfall and Death of King [OE]dipus;
_196_, Agamemnon
Fitzgerald, M. P.
_C. 176-181_, The Crowned Hippolytus
Flaxman, John, 1755-1826.
_C. 199, 204, 207, 231-244_, Sketches
Fletcher, John, 1579-1625 (see _Beaumont_).
_C. 38_ (1), A Wife for a Month;
_42_, "God Lyæus" (from Valentinian);
_58_, "Hear ye ladies" (Valentinian);
_50-52, 176-181_, The Maid's Tragedy;
_98_, The Faithful Shepherdess;
_129-130_, Song of Priest of Pan;
Song to Pan (Faithful Shepherdess);
_176-181_, The Two Noble Kinsmen
Forestier, Auber (pseudonym for Annie A. Moore).
_C. 283_, Echoes from Mist Land
Forster, F.
_C. 123-124_, Procris and Cephalus
Foster-Barham, A. G.
_C. 283_, transl. Nibelungenlied
Franceschini (frän-ches-k[=e]'n[=e]), M. A., 1648-1729 (paint.).
_C. 100_, Birth of Adonis (Dresden)
Francklin, Thomas.
_C. 298_, transl. Sophocles
Frere (fr[=e]r), J. Hookham, 1769-1846.
_C. 149-154_, transl. Simonides' Lament of Danaë;
_156-162_, transl. Euripides' Hercules Furens
Frothingham, N. L.
_C. 114-117_, transl. Schiller's Festival of Eleusis;
_224_, transl. Lessing's Laocoön
Fuller, S. Margaret, 1810-1850.
_C. 38_ (2), Ganymede to his Eagle.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906.
_C. 57_, Io in Egypt;
_196_, Iphigenia in Delphi
Garrick, David, 1717-1779.
_C. 65-66_, Upon a Lady's Embroidery
Gay, John, 1685-1732.
_C. 141_, Polypheme's Song (Acis and Galatea)
Gayley, C. M.
Extracts from translation of Schiller's Gods of Greece, 182;
from hexameter translation of Catullus' Peleus and Thetis,
253-258, 269-273
Gérard (zh[=a]-r[.a]r´), François, 1770-1837 (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Cupid and Psyche
Giordano (j[='o]r-dä´n[=o]), Luca, 1632-1705 (paint.).
_C. 149-154_, Perseus and Phineus;
_156-162_, Hercules and Omphale;
_176-181_, Bacchantes and Ariadne (Dresden)
Giorgione (j[='o]r-j[=o]'n[=a]) (Giorgio Barbarelli), 1477-1511 (paint.).
_C. 131_, Nymphs and Satyr;
_195_, The Judgment of Paris (Dresden)
Gladstone, W. E., 1809-1898.
Translation from Iliad, 285.
Works referred to or cited, 440 _n_;
his theory of myths, 440;
_C. 23_, on the number of the Olympians, and on the Olympian religion;
_77_, on the Chryseïs incident
Gleyre (glêr), Charles G., 1807-1874 (paint.).
_C. 42_, Dance of the Bacchantes;
_156-162_, Hercules at the feet of Omphale
Goethe (g[~e]'t[~e]), J. W. von, 1749-1832.
_C. 196_, Iphigenia in Tauris;
see also under _Bowring_ and _Martin_
Goldsmith, Oliver, 1728-1774.
_C. 132-133_, on a beautiful youth struck by blindness (Narcissus)
Gosse, E. W., 1849 ----.
Quoted: Eros, 36;
from the Sons of Cydippe, 81;
from the Praise of Dionysus, 156, 157;
_C. 22_, Greece and England;
_32_, The Praise of Artemis;
_64_, Sons of Cydippe;
_118_, The Waking of Eurydice;
_125_, Alcyone (a sonnet in dialogue);
_156-162_, Gifts of the Muses;
_255-257_, Island of the Blest
Gray, Thomas, 1716-1771.
The Fatal Sisters referred to, 376;
_C. 4_, _36_, _38_ (4), _40_, Progress of Poesy;
_149-154_, Hymn to Adversity;
_268-281_, Ode on the Descent of Odin, Ode on the Fatal Sisters
Greene, Robert, 1560-1592.
_C. 56_, Arraignment of Paris
Greenwell, Dora, 1821-1882.
_C. 114-117_, Demeter and Cora;
_282_, Battle-Flag of Sigurd
Grimm, Jakob Ludwig, 1785-1863, and Wilhelm Karl, 1786-1859.
Theory of distribution of myth, 448;
derivation of word Edda, 458 _n_;
_C. 101-102_, The Twelve Brothers;
_301_, Deutsche Mythologie
Guercino (gw[)e]r-ch[=e]'n[=o]), Francesco, 1590-1666 (paint.).
_C. 98_, Sleeping Endymion;
_100_, Three Pictures of Adonis (Dresden);
_123-124_, Aurora
Guérin (g[=a]-r[)a]n´), Pierre Narcisse, 1774-1833 (paint.).
_C. 123-124_, L´Aurore et Céphale;
_245-254_, Æneas at the Court of Dido
Hahn (hän), Werner.
Modern German edition of Nibelungenlied, 407, 460 _n_, 461 _n_;
_C. 283_
Hake, Thomas Gordon, 1809-1895.
_C. 34_, The Birth of Venus;
_149-154_, The Infant Medusa
Hallam, Arthur Henry, 1811-1833.
_C. 105_, Pygmalion
Hamon ([.a]-môn´), J. L., 1821-1874 (paint.).
_C. 123-124_, Aurora
Haug (hou[.c]h), M.
_C. 304_, Sacred Language and Literature of the Parsis
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864.
_C. 54, 131_, The Marble Faun
Head, Guy, d. 1801 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (12), Iris
Hem´[.a]n[s+], Felicia D., 1793-1835.
_C. 83_, Alfieri's Alcestis, Death Song of Alcestis;
_97_, Pleiads;
_176-181_, Shade of Theseus
Herrick, R., 1591-1674.
_C. 38_ (1), The Cheat of Cupid, or The Ungentle Guest
Hervey, Thomas Kibble, 1799-1859.
Poem on Cupid and Psyche, 136, 137
Hoffmann (h[='o]f´män), J. (paint.).
_C. 283_, Illustrations of the Ring of the Nibelungen
Holmes, O. W., 1809-1894.
_C. 98, 231-244_, Metrical Essays
Hood, Thomas, 1798-1845.
_C. 30_, To the Sun;
_32_, To the Moon;
_91_, Flowers;
_104_, Hero and Leander;
_114-117_, Ode to Melancholy;
_231-244_, Lycus the Centaur
Horn, F. W.
Geschichte d. Literatur d. Skandinavischen Nordens, 458 _n_, 460 _n_
Horne, Richard Henry (Hengist), 1803-1884.
_C. 10-15_, Prometheus, the Fire-bringer;
_96_, Orion
Hübner (hüp´n[~e]r), E., 1842 ---- (paint.).
_C. 196_, Iphigenia
Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859.
_C. 104_, Hero and Leander
Ingelow, Jean, 1820-1897.
_C. 48_, Persephone
Ingres (an´gr'), J. A. D., 1780-1867 (paint.).
_C. 182-189_, [OE]dipus and the Sphinx
Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1831-1885.
_C. 40_, Demeter;
_176-181_, Ariadne's Farewell
Jameson, Frederick.
Translation of Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung, 411-430;
_C. 284-288_
Jebb, R.C., 1841-1905.
_C. 228-230_, articles on Troy
Johnson, Biorn, of Scardsa, 1575-1656.
On the Elder Edda, 459
Johnson, Francis, d. 1876.
_C. 304_, Oriental Religions
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784.
Definition of Fable, 1
Johnsson (y[)o]ns´sun), Arngrim, 1568-1648.
On the authorship of the Younger Edda, 459
Johnston, T. C.
Did the Ph[oe]nicians discover America? 449 _n_
Jones, Sir William, 1746-1794.
_C. 303_, transl. Sakuntala
Jonson, B., 1574-1637.
Hymn to Cynthia, 31;
_C. 4_, Neptune's Triumph;
_129-130_, Pan's Anniversary;
_42_, Dedication of the King's new cellar to Bacchus
Jonsson (y[)o]ns´sun), Thorleif.
_C. 268-281_, edition of the Younger Edda
Jordaens (yôr´däns), Jakob, 1593-1678 (paint.).
_C. 110-112_, Silenus and Bacchante;
_176-181_, Ariadne, Fauns, etc. (Dresden)
Jordan (y[='o]r´dän), W.
_C. 283_, Studies and Recitations of the Nibelunge
Kaulbach (koul´bä[.c]h), W., 1805-1874 (paint.).
_C. 196_, Iphigenia
Keats, John, 1795-1821.
Quotation from "I stood tiptoe upon a little hill," 67;
from Endymion, Bk. 3, 125, 200, 201;
Ode to Psyche, 137-139;
Picture of Leander, 145;
Sonnet on Chapman's Homer, 283;
_C. 4, 54_, Hyperion;
_30_, Hymn to Apollo;
_32, 131_, To Psyche;
_38_ (4), On a Grecian Urn;
_42, 131, 155_, To a Nightingale;
_48_, Melancholy;
_75, 93, 98, 142, 231-244_, Endymion;
_109_, Ode to Maia
Keller, F., 1842 ---- (paint.).
_C. 104_, Hero and Leander
King, Ed.
_C. 299_, transl. Metamorphoses
Kingsley, Charles, 1819-1875.
Extract from the Andromeda, 212;
_C. 107_, Sappho;
_282_, Longbeard's Saga
Knight, Payne, 1750-1824.
Symbolical Language of Ancient Art, 444 _n_
Kray (kr[=i]), W. (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche and Zephyr
Kürenberg, von (f[='o]n kü´ren-b[)e]rG),
and the Nibelungenlied, 461
Kyd (kid), Thomas, end of the sixteenth century.
_C. 47, 61_, Spanish Tragedy
Lachmann (lä[.c]h´män), K. K., 1793-1851.
Theory of Nibelungenlied, 461;
_C. 283_, Nibelunge Nôt
La Fontaine (l[.a] fôn-ten´), Jean de, 1621-1695.
Mentioned, 2
Landor, W. S., 1775-1864.
Quotations from the Niobe, 102, 103;
Hippomenes and Atalanta, 140, 141;
from Orpheus and Eurydice (Dry Sticks), 167, 168;
_C. 26_, Hymn of Terpander to Juno;
_42_, Sophron's Hymn to Bacchus;
_50-52, 176-181_, To Joseph Ablett;
_59_, Europa and her Mother;
_76, 123-124_, Gebir;
_78_, Niobe;
_83_, Hercules, Pluto, Alcestis, etc.;
_107_, Sappho, Alcæus, etc.;
_110-112_, Last Fruit of an Old Tree;
_113_, Silenus;
_128_, Sonnet on Genius;
_129-130_, Pan and Pitys, Cupid and Pan;
_137_, Dryope;
_138_, The Hamadryad, Acon and Rhodope;
_170-171_, Loss of Memory;
_176-181_, Theseus and Hippolyta;
_195_, Menelaüs and Helen;
_196_, Iphigenia and Agamemnon;
_199_, Peleus and Thetis;
_219-220_, The Espousals of Polyxena;
_221_, Corythos, Death of Paris and [OE]none;
_228-230_, Death of Clytemnestra;
_231-244_, The Last of Ulysses, Penelope
Lang, Andrew, 1844 ----.
Quotation from The Fortunate Isles, 52;
from The New Pygmalion, 145, 146, 147;
Sonnet on the Odyssey, 318;
A Song of Phæacia, 335, 336;
transl. from Moschus, 68-70, 189;
transls. from Iliad (w. Leaf and Myers), and from Odyssey (w.
Butcher), see below;
from Bion, 126-128;
from Theocritus, 198-200, 222, 223, 224;
Myth, Ritual, and Religion, and article on Mythology in
Encyc. Brit, cited or referred to, Preface, 438 _n_, 440 _n_,
441 _n_, 447 _n_, 448, 449, and _C. 5, 30, 32, 58, 60, 61,
74, 89, 110-112, 114-117_.
Transls. of Theocritus, Bion, and Moschus referred to, _C.
38_ (1), _110-112, 156-162, 195, 298_.
Poems referred to:
_C. 32_, To Artemis;
_50-52_, Sirens;
_195, 221_, Helen of Troy;
_195_, Sonnet on Iliad
Lang, Andrew (Leaf and Myers). Transl.
Iliad, 84-87, 104, 291, 292;
_C. 298_
Lang, Andrew (Butcher and). Transl.
Odyssey, 35, 327, 328; _C. 231-244_, _298_
Larned, Augusta.
_C. 268-281_, Tales from the Norse Grandmother
Lathrop, G. P., 1851-1898.
_C. 195_, Helen at the Loom
Lawton, W. C.
_C. 163-167_, transl. Euripides
Lazarus, Emma, 1849-1887.
_C. 81_, Admetus
Lee-Hamilton, E., 1845 ----.
_C. 87_, Apollo and Marsyas;
_149-154_, The New Medusa
Lefebvre (l[~e]-fev´r'), Jules (paint.).
_C. 32_, Diana and her Nymphs
Leighton, Frederick, Lord, 1830-1896 (paint.).
_C. 48_, The Garden of Proserpine;
_83_, Hercules wrestling with Death for the Body of Alcestis;
_101-102_, The Bath of Psyche;
_114-117_, The Return of Proserpine;
_118_, Orpheus and Eurydice;
_149-154_, Perseus and Andromeda;
_195_, Helen of Troy
Lessing, Gotthold E., 1729-1781,
_C. 69, 224_, Laocoön
Lettsom, W. N.
The Fall of the Nibelungers, 407-409;
_C. 283_
Linton, William James, 1812-1897.
_C. 118_, Eurydice;
_196_, Iphigenia at Aulis
Lo´beck, Chr. A., 1781-1860.
Aglaophamus, 442 _n_;
_C. 114-117_
Lodge, G. C., 1873-1909.
Herakles, 12;
_C. 10-15, 156-162_
Lodge, Thomas, 1558-1625.
_C. 38_ (2), Sonnet to Phyllis
Longfellow, H. W., 1807-1882.
Quoted or referred to: Prometheus, 13-15;
Drinking Song, 153;
_C. 10-15_, Masque of Pandora, Prometheus, and Epimetheus;
_96, 255-257_, Occultation of Orion;
_98_, Endymion;
_155_, Pegasus in Pound;
_255-257_, Verses to a Child;
_268-281_, Tegnér's Drapa, Saga of King Olaf
Lonsdale, J., and Lee, S.
_C. 299_, transl. Virgil
Lorrain (l[='o]-r[=a]n´), Claude (Gel['e]e), 1600-1682 (paint.).
_C. 36_, Mercury and Battus;
_59_, Europa;
_141_, Evening, Acis, and Galatea
Lowell, J. R., 1819-1891.
Quotations from The Shepherd of King Admetus, 105, 106;
from Fable for Critics (Daphne), 114;
from Rh[oe]cus, 193, 194;
_C. 10-15, 58_, Prometheus;
_36_, Finding of the Lyre;
_38_ (2), (6), Hebe, Villa Franca;
_44-46_, to the Past;
_50-52_, The Sirens;
_98_, Endymion;
_118_, Eurydice
Ludlow, J. M.
_C. 301_, Popular Epics of the Middle Ages
Lü´ning.
Die Edda, 458 _n_
Lydgate, John, 1370(?)-1451(?).
_C. 196_, The Troy Book
Lyly (lil´[)i]), John, 1553-1606.
_C.38_ (1), Cupid and Campaspe;
_89, 113_, King Midas;
_98_, Endymion;
_107_, Sappho and Phao
Lytton, Edward G. E. L. Bulwer, Lord, 1803-1873.
_C. 38_ (2), Ganymede;
_64_, Cydippe, or the Apples;
_226_, transl. Schiller's Cassandra;
_255-257_, Death and Sisyphus;
_299_, transl. Horace
Mabie, H. W.
_C. 268-281_, Norse Stories
Macaulay, T. B., 1800-1859.
Quotation from Prophecy of Capys, 61;
from Lake Regillus, 243-245
Maffei (mäf-f[=a]'[=e]), F. S. di, 1675-1755.
_C. 169_, Merope
Magnússon (mäg´n[=oo]s-s[='o]n), Arne.
Derivation of word Edda, 459 _n_
Magnússon (mäg´n[=oo]s-s[='o]n), Eirikr (and William Morris).
Story of the Volsungs and Nibelungs, 460 _n_;
_C. 282_
Mannhardt (män´härt), W.
Antike Wald- und Feld-kulte, 440 _n_;
_C. 100_
Marchal, C. F., 1828-1878.
_C. 231-244_, Penelope
Marlowe, Christopher, 1564-1593.
Extract from Hero and Leander, 142-144;
from Faustus, 287, 288;
_C. 245-254_, Tragedy of Dido, Queen of Carthage
Marston, J., 1575(?)-1634.
_C. 105_, Pygmalion
Martin, Sir Theodore, 1816-1898.
_C. 36_, Goethe's Ph[oe]bus and Hermes;
_38_ (1), _163-167, 176-181, 199, 299_, transl. Catullus;
_299_, transl. Horace
Marvell, Andrew, 1621-1678.
_C. 98_, Lord Fauconberg, Lady Mary Cromwell
Maxwell.
_C. 49_, Tom May's Death
Mengs (menks), Anton Raphael, 1728-1779 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (1), Cupid;
_38_ (4), Apollo and Muses
Meredith, George, 1828-1909.
_C. 76_, Phaëton;
_114-117_, The Appeasement of Demeter
Merivale, J. H., 1779-1844 (and R. Bland).
_C. 298_, transl. Greek Anthology
Mi-[-c]hel-an´[.g][='e]-lo Buonarroti, 1475-1564 (sculpt. and paint.).
Three Fates, 38;
Cumæan Sibyl, 353;
_C. 30_, Apollo;
_38_ (6), The Fates;
_42_, Drunken Bacchus;
_49_, A Fury;
_100_, Dying Adonis;
_131_, Mask of a Satyr;
_245-254_, Sibyls
Mickle, William Julius, 1735-1788.
_C. 106_, transl. of Camoens' Lusiad
Millais (m[)i]-l[=a]'), Sir John Everett, 1829-1896 (paint.).
_C. 139_, Pomona
Millet (m[=e]-l[)e]'), Jean François, 1814-1875 (paint.).
_C. 30_, Ph[oe]bus and Boreas
Milman, Henry Hart, 1791-1868.
Lines from the Samor, 213;
_C. 76_, Samor;
_110-112_, Bacchanals of Euripides;
_196_, Agamemnon of Æschylus;
_298_, transl. Euripides
Milton, John, 1608-1674.
Reference to, 14.
Quoted:
lines from Il Penseroso, 211, 451;
from the Hymn on the Nativity, 181;
from Comus, 40, 204, 205, 213, 314;
from Paradise Lost, 226;
_C. 16, 4-257 passim_, references to Paradise Lost, Paradise
Regained, Lycidas, Comus, Il Penseroso, L´Allegro, Sonnets,
Arcades, Vacation Excursion, Hymn on the Nativity, Samson
Agonistes
Mogk, E.
Article _Mythologie_ in Paul's Grundriss d. Germ. Philol.,
446 _n_, 460 _n_
Molinari (mo-l[='e]-nä´r[=e]), Antonio, 1665-1727 (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche and Sleeping Cupid (Dresden)
Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852.
Quoted:
Song of Hyperborean, 43;
Clytie, 117;
_C. 38_ (2), Fall of Hebe;
_78_, Sir R. Blackmore;
_80_, Lycus the Centaur;
_93, 101-102_, Cupid and Psyche;
_103_, Rhymes on the Road;
_104_, Hero and Leander;
_106_, The Sylph's Ball;
_123-124_, Legendary Ballads;
_156-162_, Hylas;
_304_, The Fire-Worshipers
Morley, H., 1822-1894.
_C. 300_, extract (on Runes) from English Writers
Morris, Sir Lewis, 1833-1907.
The Epic of Hades,
_C. 22, 24-25_ (Zeus);
_26_ (Heré);
_27_ (Athene);
_30_ (Apollo);
_32_ (Artemis);
_34_ (Aphrodite);
_47, 49_ (Hades);
_48_ (Persephone);
_61_ (Sisyphus);
_78, 118_ (Tantalus);
_87_ (Marsyas);
_95_ (Actæon);
_98_ (Endymion);
_100_ (Adonis);
_101-102_ (Psyche);
_118_ (Orpheus, Eurydice);
_132-133_ (Narcissus);
_149-154_ (Medusa, Andromeda);
_156-162_ (Dejaneira);
_176-181_ (Phædra);
_224_ (Laocoön);
_228-230_ (Clytemnestra);
_78_, Niobe on Sipylus
Morris, William, 1834-1896.
Extracts from The Earthly Paradise, Story of Cupid and
Psyche, 131, 135;
Pygmalion and the Image, 146, 147;
Doom of King Acrisius, 209, 210;
Life and Death of Jason, 232, 233;
Sigurd the Volsung, 398-404;
_C. 50-52, 118, 163-167_, Life and Death of Jason;
_64_, Earthly Paradise;
_83_, The Love of Alcestis;
_103_, Atalanta's Race;
_149-154_, The Doom of Acrisius;
_155_, Bellerophon;
_156-162_, The Golden Apples;
_221_, Death of Paris;
_231-244_, transl. Odyssey;
_268-281_, The Funeral of Balder;
_282_, Sigurd the Volsung;
_299_, transl. the Æneids
Morris, William, and E. Magnússon (mäg´n[=oo]s-s[='o]n).
The Story of the Volsungs and Nibelungs, 460 _n_;
_C. 282_
Morshead, E. A. A.
_C. 196, 298_, transl. Æschylus
Motherwell, W., 1797-1835.
_C. 282_, Battle-Flag of Sigurd;
Jarl Egill Skallagrim;
Sword Chant of Thorstein
Muir (m[=u]r), J.
_C. 303_, Sanskrit Texts;
Principal Deities of the Rig-Veda
Müller (mül´[~e]r), F. Max, 1823-1900.
Cited, 434, 437, 438, 448 _n_;
Oxford Essays, etc., referred to, 446 _n_;
Preface and _C. 303_, Sacred Books of the East, History
Sanskrit Literature, Science of Religion, Chips from a German
Workshop, etc.;
_C. 19-20, 24-25, 27, 36, 57, 58, 78, 81, 89, 109, 118,
126-127, 149-154, 155_, references to works in general
Müller (mül´[=e]r), H. D.
_C. 59_, theory about Demeter
Murray, A. S.
Manual of Mythology, referred to, Preface and 150
Myers, E., 1844 ----.
_C. 10-15_, Judgment of Prometheus;
_195_, Sonnet on the Iliad;
_298_ (w. Lang and Leaf), transl. Iliad, transl. Odes of Pindar
Myller, C. H.
_C. 283_, edition of Nibelungenlied
Neaves, Charles, Lord, 1800-1876.
_C. 298_, transl. Greek Anthology
Neide (n[-i]'d[~e]), E., 1842 ---- (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Charon and Psyche
No´el, Hon. Roden, 1834 ----.
_C. 38_ (2), Ganymede;
_42_, Triumph of Bacchus;
_129-130_, Pan (in the Modern Faust);
_268-281_, Ragnarok (Modern Faust)
Occleve, Thomas, 1370-1454.
_C. 38_ (1), The Letter of Cupid
Olafsson (o´läfs-sun), Magnus, 1574-1636.
Edition of Snorri's Edda, 459
Paley, F. A., 1816-1888.
_C. 298_, transl. Pindar's Odes
Palgrave, F. T., 1824-1897.
_C. 83_, Alcestis
Palmer, G. H., 1842 ----.
_C. 231-244, 298_, transl. Odyssey
Parmigiano (pär-m[='e]-jä´n[=o]) (Francesco Mazzuoli),
1504-1540 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (2), The Rape of Ganymede (Dresden)
Parnell, Thomas, 1679-1718.
_C. 10-15_, Hesiod, or the Rise of Woman;
_42_, Bacchus
Pater, Walter H., 1839-1894.
Extract from Marius the Epicurean, 133;
the story of Cupid and Psyche, 157, 457 _n_;
_C. 40_, Myth of Demeter;
_101-102, 299_, Marius the Epicurean
Patmore, Coventry, 1823-1896.
_C. 38_ (1), The Unknown Eros
Paul (poul), Hermann.
Grundriss d. Germ. Philol., referred to, 446 _n_, 460 _n_
Paupion (p[=o]-p[='e]-ôn´) E. J. (paint.).
_C. 106_, Thisbe
Peacock, Thomas Love, 1785-1866.
_C. 110-112_, Vengeance of Bacchus
Peele, George, 1558-1598.
_C. 54, 195_, Arraignment of Paris
Petiscus, A. H.
The Gods of Olympus, 446 _n_
Phillips, Ambrose, 1671-1749.
_C. 107_, transl. Sappho;
_139_, Cider
Phillips, Stephen, 1868 ----.
Extract from Marpessa, 115, 116;
from Ulysses, 338;
_C. 231-244_, Ulysses
Pisano (p[='e]-zä[']n[=o]), Andrea, 1270-1349 (paint.).
_C. 173_, Dædalus and Icarus
Pix[']is, Th., 1831 ---- (paint.).
_C. 283_, Illustrations of the Ring of the Nibelungen
Plump[']tr[=e], E. H., 1821-1891.
Transl. Sophocles, 262-264, 267, 268;
_C. 156-162, 182-189, 196, 204, 219-220, 228-230, 298_,
transl. Æschylus and Sophocles
Pope, Alexander, 1688-1744.
Transl. Homer, 286-288, 292, 293, 306, _C. 231-244, 298_;
transl. Statius' Thebaid, _299_;
references to Dunciad, the Messiah, Rape of the Lock, Windsor
Forest, Essay on Criticism, Prologue to Satires, Spring,
Summer, Moral Essays, Miscellaneous, _8, 18, 22, 30, 34, 38_
(1), _40, 44-46, 49, 50-52, 54, 57, 65-66, 78, 97, 100, 107,
113, 118, 125, 129-130, 131, 155, 156-162, 163-167, 172,
231-244, 255-257, 260_
Potter, R., 1721-1804.
_C. 298_, transl. Æschylus and Euripides
Poussin (p[=oo]-s[)a]n[']), Nicolas, 1594-1665 (paint.).
_C. 54_, The Kingdom of Flora;
_57_, Pan and Syrinx (Dresden);
_132-133_, Narcissus
Poynter, Sir E. J., 1836 ---- (paint.).
_C. 103_, Atalanta's Race.
Note also his Andromeda, Perseus, and Andromeda and Helen
Praed (pr[=a]d), Winthrop Mackworth, 1802-1839.
_C. 226_, Cassandra
Preller (pr[)e]l['][~e]r), L., 1809-1861.
Griechische Mythologie, cited or referred to, Preface and 4
_n_, 6 _n_, 446 _n_;
_C. 8, 27, 30, 32, 34, 57, 59, 60, 61, 70_, _72-73_, _78_,
_95_, _105_, _110-112_, _114-117_, _123-124_, _126-127_,
_149-154_, _172_
Preston, Margaret J., 1825-1897.
_C. 93_, Flight of Arethusa;
_125_, Alcyone;
_168_, The Quenched Branch
Prior, Matthew, 1664-1721.
_C. 50-52_, On taking of Namur;
_76_, Female Phaëton
Procter, Bryan Waller, 1787-1874.
_C. 4_, Fall of Saturn;
_19-20_, The Flood of Thessaly;
_32_, The Worship of Dian;
_110-112_, Bacchanalian Song;
_114-117_, Rape of Proserpine;
_141_, Death of Acis;
_176-181_, On the Statue of Theseus
Raleigh, Sir Walter, 1552-1618.
Citation from History of the World, 440
Randolph, Thomas, 1605-1634.
_C. 42_, _54_, To Master Anthony Stafford
Raphael (r[)a]f['][='a]-[)e]l) (Sanzio, of Urbino), 1483-1520 (paint.).
_C. 28_, Mars;
_30_, Apollo;
_32_, Luna;
_36_, Mercury;
_38_, Cupids, Six Hours of Day and Night;
_87_, Marsyas;
_101-102_, Cupid and Psyche;
_141_, Triumph of Galatea;
_195_, Sketch of Homer;
_245-254_, Virgil, Dido
Read, T. B., 1822-1872.
_C. 98_, Endymion
Reed, E. A.
_C. 303_, Hindu Literature
Regnault (r[)e]-ny[=o]'), J. B., 1754-1829 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (3), The Graces.
Note also his Education of Achilles, Pygmalion and Venus,
Death of Priam, and Orestes and Iphigenia
Reinach (ri[']nä[.c]h), Salomon, 1858 ----.
_C. 78_, Apollo
Rembrandt (r[)e]m[']br[)a]nt) van Ryn, 1606-1669 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (2), Ganymede carried off by Jove's Eagle (Dresden)
Reni, Guido (gw[=e][']d[=o] r[=a][']n[=e]) 1575-1642 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (1), Cupid;
_103_, Atalanta's Race;
_123-124_, Aurora
Rhys (r[=e]s), John.
Article in the _Academy_, 458 _n_
Richardson, F.
_C. 303_, Iliad of the East
Richardson, L. J.
_C. 64_, Biton and Cleobis
Rivière (r[=e]-vyêr[']), Briton, 1840 ---- (paint.).
_C. 231-244_, Circe and the Companions of Ulysses.
Note also his Argus and Actæon
Robinson, A. Mary F. (Madame James Darmesteter), 1857 ----.
_C. 30_, A Search for Apollo, In Apollo's Garden;
_176-181_, The Crowned Hippolytus
Rogers, Randolph, 1825-1892 (sculpt.).
_C. 97_, The Lost Pleiad
Rogers, Robert Cameron, 1862 ----.
Poems:
_C. 44_, Charon;
_54_, The Dancing Faun;
_141_, Blind Polyphemus;
_159_, Hylas;
_231-244_, Odysseus at the Mast, the Death of Argus
Rogers, Samuel, 1763-1855.
_C. 38_ (3), Inscription for a Temple dedicated to the Graces;
_156-162_, On the Torso of Hercules
Rohde (ro[']d[~e]), E.
Psyche, 446 _n_
Romano (ro-mä[']no), Giulio Pippi, 1492-1546 (paint.).
_C.38_(4), Muses;
_129-130_, Pan and the Young Olympos (Dresden)
Roscher (r[='o]sh['][~e]r), W. H. Ausführliches Lexikon d.
griech. u. röm.
Mythologie, referred to or cited, 7 _n_, 75 _n_, 93 _n_, 437 _n_;
see Preface, and _C. 26_, _27_, _28_, _29_, _30_, _32_, _34_,
_36_, _59_, _100_,
_109_, _142_, _148_, _149-154_, _155_, _163-167_
Ross, R. S.
_C. 176-181_, Ariadne in Naxos, London, 1882
Rossetti (r[='o]-set['][='e]), D. G., 1828-1882.
_C. 4_, Mnemosyne;
_10-15_, Pandora;
_32_, Diana;
_34_, _35_, Venus Victrix, Venus Verticordia;
_48_, Proserpina;
_50-52_, A Sea-Spell, The Siren;
_104_, Hero's Lamp;
_149-154_, Aspecta Medusa;
_182-189_, The Sphinx (a painting);
_195_, Helen;
_226_, Cassandra (drawing and poem);
_231-244_, Penelope, The Wine of Circe (for painting by E. Burne-Jones)
Roy, Protap Chundra.
_C. 303_, transl. Mahâbhârata
Rubens (r[=oo][']benz), Peter Paul, 1577-1640 (paint.).
_C. 32_, Diana and her Nymphs;
_131_, Satyrs;
_149-154_, Perseus and Andromeda;
_156-162_, Hercules intoxicated;
_168_, Meleager and Atalanta (Dresden);
_195_, Judgment of Paris
Ruskin, J., 1819-1900.
The Queen of the Air, 435, 444, 445;
_C. 27_
Sæmund (s[=a][']m[=oo]nd) the Wise, 1055-1133.
His connection with the Elder Edda, 459
Sandys (s[)a]ndz), George, 1577-1644.
_C. 299_, transl. Metamorphoses
Saxe, J. G., 1816-1887.
_C. 38_ (1), Death and Cupid;
_76_, Phaëton;
_113_, Choice of King Midas;
_118_, Orpheus;
_173_, Icarus;
_231-244_, The Spell of Circe
Scheffer (sh[)e]f['][~e]r), Ary, 1795-1858 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (2), Hebe
Schiavoni (skyä-vo[']n[=e]), N., 1777-1858 (paint.).
_C. 38_ (2), Hebe
Schiller (sh[)i]l['][~e]r), J. C. F. von, 1759-1805.
Extract from his Gods of Greece, transl. by C. M. Gayley, 182;
from Ideal and Life, transl. by S. G. Bulfinch, 227, 228.
See under _Bowring, Lytton, S. G. Bulfinch, Frothingham, Brooks_
Schliemann (shl[=e][']män), H., 1822-1890.
_C. 228-230_, Troy and its Remains, Ilios, Troja
Schnorr von Carolsfeld (shn[='o]r f[='o]n
kä[']-r[='o]ls-felt), Julius, 1794-1872.
_C. 283_, The Nibelungen Frescoes
Schobelt (sho[']belt), P., 1838 ---- (paint.).
_C. 48_, _114-117_, Rape of Proserpine
Schützenberger (shütz[']en-b[)e]r['][=g][~e]r), L. F., 1825
---- (paint.).
_C. 38_ (4), Terpsichore
Scott, Sir Walter, 1771-1832.
_C. 245-254_, Marmion (Palinurus)
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890.
_C. 118_, Eurydice;
_182-189_, The Sphinx;
_196_, Iphigenia at Aulis
Seifert (zi[']f[~e]rt), A. (paint.).
_C. 228-230_, Electra
Sellar, W. Y., 1825-1890.
Augustan Poets, 446 _n_
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616.
Extract from Macbeth, 236;
_C. 4-257_ _passim_, references to works in general
Shelley, P. B., 1792-1822.
Quotations from Hymn of Apollo, 28, 29;
Hymn of Pan, 111, 112;
Arethusa, 118-120;
Song of Proserpine, 160;
Lines on the Medusa of Leonardo Da Vinci, 210;
_C. 10-15_, _38_ (2), _57_, _109_, Prometheus Unbound;
_30_, Homer's Hymn to Apollo, Adonaïs;
_36_, _109_, Homer's Hymn to Mercury;
_42_, _50-52_, Ode to Liberty;
_44-46_, To Naples;
_49_, To Night;
_57_, To the Moon;
_93_, Arethusa;
_95_, Adonaïs;
_118_, Orpheus;
_141_, Cyclops of Euripides;
_182-189_, Swellfoot the Tyrant
Sichel (ziG[']el), N., 1844 ---- (paint.).
Reference to, _C. 10-15_
Sidney, Sir P., 1554-1586.
_C. 30, 156-162_, Astrophel and Stella
Sill, E. R., 1841-1887.
Quoted:
Venus of Milo, 32-34;
Semele, 72, 73
Sime (s[=i]m), James.
Nibelungenlied (in Encyc. Brit.), 461 _n_
Smart, Chr., 1722-1771.
_C. 299_, transl. Horace
Solimena (so-le-m[=a][']nä), Francesco, 1657-1747 (paint.).
_C. 121_, Rape of Hippodamia;
_176-181_, Battle of Centaurs and Lapithæ
Southey, R., 1774-1843.
_C. 118_, Thalaba
Spenser, Edmund, 1552-1599.
Quoted:
Verses on the Graces, 36, 37;
from the Muiopotmos, 83;
Faerie Queene, 454;
referred to:
Epithalamion, _C. 30_, _32_, _34_, _38_ (2), _42_, _98_,
_126-127_, _149-154_;
Prothalamion, _4, 32, 34, 50-52, 132-133, 170-171_;
Tears of the Muses, _38_ (4);
Faerie Queene, _30, 32, 38_ (8), _40_, _42_, _48_, _49_,
_50-52_, _54_, _76_, _96_, _118_, _123-124_, _126-127_,
_155_, _156-162_, _170-171_
Stanyhurst, R., d. 1618.
_C. 299_, transl. Æneid, 1-4
Stapylton, Sir R., d. 1669.
_C. 104_, transl. Musæus
Stedman, E. C., 1833-1908.
Pan in Wall Street, quoted, 183-185;
_C. 22_, News from Olympia;
_231-244_, Penelope
Stephens, George, 1851 ----.
_C. 300_, Old Runic Monuments
Stoddard, R. H., 1825-1903.
_C. 54_, Arcadian Hymn to Flora;
_114-117_, The Search for Persephone
Story, W. W., 1819-1895.
_C. 32_, Artemis;
_59_, Europa;
_91_, Clytie;
_255-257_, Tantalus
Sturlason, Snorri (sn[)o]r[']r[=e] st[=oo]r[']l[.a]-sun), 1179-1241.
Connection with the Prose Edda, 459;
_C. 268-281_
Surrey, Henry Howard, Earl of, 1517-1547.
_C. 106_, Death of Sir T. Wyatt
Sveinsson (sv[=i]ns[']sun), Bp. Bryniolf, 1605-1675.
His connection with the Elder Edda, 459
Swanwick (sw[)o]n´ik), Anna, 1813-1899.
_C. 196_, transl. Æschylus
Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745.
His burlesque verses on Philemon and Baucis, 79, 80;
_C. 30_, Apollo Outwitted;
_54_, To Janus;
_113_, Fable of Midas;
_224_, A City Shower
Swinburne, A. C., 1837-1909.
Quoted:
His Garden of Proserpine, 49, 50;
from Atalanta in Calydon, 237 _et seq._;
_C. 32_, Chorus to Artemis;
_34_, Chorus to Aphrodite (in Atalanta in Calydon);
Laus Veneris;
_40_, At Eleusis;
_42_, Prelude to Songs before Sunrise;
_48_, To Proserpine;
_114-117_, Song to Proserpine, At Eleusis;
_129-130_, Pan and Thalassius;
_168_, Atalanta in Calydon;
_174_, Itylus;
_176-181_, Phædra, Erechtheus;
_182-189_, Tiresias
Tabley, Lord de (pseud. Wm. P. Lancaster), 1835 ----.
_C. 10-15_, Pandora;
_57_, Minos;
_60_, Semele;
_89_, Daphne;
_129-130_, Ode to Pan;
_219-220_, Philoctetes;
_228-230_, Orestes
Talfourd (tôl[']f[~e]rd), Sir Thomas Noon, 1795-1854.
_C. 174_, Ion
Taylor, Bayard, 1825-1878.
_C. 19-20_, Prince Deukalion;
_22_, Masque of the Gods;
_156-162_, Hylas;
_173_, Icarus
Teignmouth (t[)i]n[']muth) (English artist).
_C. 64_, Cydippe
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 1809-1892.
Quotations from the Hesperides, 40;
Amphion, 76, 77;
Locksley Hall, 124;
his Tithonus, 177-179;
Dream of Fair Women (Helen), 277, (Iphigenia) 281;
[OE]none, 278;
Lotos-eaters, 319, 320;
Ulysses, 344-345;
To Virgil, 346;
_C. 24-25_, _30_, The Talking Oak;
_38_ (2), _54_, _59_, Palace of Art;
_38_, (11) The Hesperides;
_40_, _114-117_, Demeter and Persephone;
_104_, Hero to Leander;
_149-154_, The Princess;
_182-189_, Tiresias;
_195_, Dream of Fair Women;
_221_, [OE]none, and Death of [OE]none;
_245-254_, To Virgil
Tennyson, Frederick, 1807-1898.
_C. 78_, Niobe;
_89_, Daphne;
_101-102_, Psyche;
_105_, Pygmalion;
_107_, Kleïs (in Isles of Greece);
_125_, Halcyone;
_163-167_, Æson, and King Athamas;
_176-181_, Ariadne
Teschendorff (tesh´en-dôrf), E., 1823 ---- (paint.).
_C. 176-181_, Ariadne;
_182-189_, [OE]dipus, Antigone, Ismene;
_196_, Iphigenia;
_228-230_, Electra
Thomas, Edith M., 1854 ----.
_C. 38_ (2), Homesickness of Ganymede;
_81_, Apollo the Shepherd;
_87_, Marsyas;
_125_, The Kingfisher
Thomson, James, 1700-1748.
Extract from the Seasons, 195;
_C. 35_, _54_, Seasons;
_38_ (4), _49_, _105_, Castle of Indolence;
_174_, Hymn to the Seasons;
_196_, Agamemnon, a Tragedy
Thorpe, B.
_C. 268-281_, transl. of Sæmund's Edda
Thorwaldsen (tôr[']wôld-sen), Albert Bertel, 1770-1844 (sculpt.).
_C. 10-15_, Minerva and Prometheus (on vase of the Perseus);
_28_, Mars and Cupid;
_29_, Vulcan forging Arrows for Cupid;
_35_, Venus with the Apple;
_36_, Mercury;
_38_, Mars and Cupid, Ganymede, Terpsichore;
_80_, Hygea and Æsculapius;
_100_, Adonis;
_207_, Hector and Andromache
Thumann (t[=oo]'män), Paul, 1834 ---- (paint.).
_C. 38_ (6), The Fates;
_101-102_, Cupid and Psyche
Tickell, Thomas, 1686-1740.
_C. 30_, To Apollo making love, transl. of Iliad, Bk. 1 (1715)
Tiele (t[=e]'l[~e]), Professor C. P.
Cited by Lang, 438
Tintoretto (t[=e]n-t[='o]-ret´t[=o]), Giacomo, 1518-1594 (paint.).
_C. 27_, Minerva defeating Mars;
_29_, Forge of Vulcan;
_35_, Cupid, Venus, and Vulcan;
_36_, Mercury and the Graces;
_176-181_ Ariadne and Bacchus;
_38_ (4), The Muses and Apollo (Dresden)
Tisio (t[=e]'z[='e]-[=o]), Benvenuto, 1481-1559 (paint.).
_C. 68_, Venus showing her wounded hand to Mars (Dresden)
Titian (tish´[.a]n) (Tiziano Vecellio), 1477-1576 (paint.).
_C. 35_, Venus;
_38_ (1), Cupid and Venus (Dresden);
_54_, Flora;
_100_, Venus and Adonis (copy, Dresden);
_149-154_, Danaë and the Shower of Gold;
_176-181_, Bacchus and Ariadne
Todhunter, John, 1839 ----.
_C. 83_, Alcestis;
_195_, Helena in Troas
Translators: English Translations from Ancient and Modern
Poems, by various authors (Vol. II including Rowe's Lucan's
Pharsalia; Fawkes' Theocritus, Bion, Moschus, Argonautics of
Apollonius Rhodius, Anacreon, Sappho; Ovid's Metamorphoses
by Dryden, Addison, Garth, etc.; Lewis' Thebais of Statius;
Cooke's Hesiod, etc.). 3 vols. London, 1810.
For other translators, see _C. 195-244, 298-303_
Turchi (t[=oo]r´k[=e]), Alessandro (l´Orbetto), 1582-1648 (paint.).
_C. 100_, Venus holding the body of Adonis (Dresden)
Turner, Charles Tennyson, 1808-1879.
_C. 96_ Orion
Turner, J. M. W., 1775-1851 (paint.).
_C. 36_, Mercury and Argus;
_123-124_, Procris and Cephalus;
_245-254_, Dido building Carthage
Tylor, E. B., 1832-1909.
Works cited or referred to, 440 _n_, 446, 449 _n_
Van Beers (vän b[=a]rs´), J., 1821-1888 (paint.).
_C. 50-52_, The Siren
Van der Werff (vän d[~e]r v[)e]rf´), Adrian, 1659-1722 (paint.).
_C. 195_, Judgment of Paris (Dresden)
Van Dyck (v[)a]n d[=i]k´), Sir Anthony, 1599-1641.
_C. 38_ (1), Sleeping Cupid;
_149-154_, Jupiter and Danaë (Dresden)
Van Haarlem (vän här´lem), Cornelis, 1562-1638 (paint.).
_C. 190-194_ (1), Wedding of Peleus and Thetis (Hague)
Van Mieris (vän me´ris), Willem, 1662-1747 (paint.).
_C. 123-124_, Cephalus and Procris (Dresden)
Vedder, Elihu, 1836 ---- (paint.).
_C. 97_, Pleiades;
_245-254_, Cumæan Sibyl
Velasquez (v[=a]-läs´k[=a]th), D. R. de Silva y, 1599-1660 (paint.).
_C. 29_, Forge of Vulcan
Vere (v[=e]r), Aubrey Thomas De, 1814-1902.
_C. 30_, Lines under Delphi;
_48_, Search after Proserpine;
_59_, Rape of Europa;
_114-117_, on the myth of Proserpine;
_182-189_, Antigone
Veronese (v[=a]-r[='o]-n[=a]'z[=a]) (Paolo Cagliari), 1528-1588 (paint.).
_C. 30_, St. Christina, etc.;
_35_, Venus, Satyr, Cupid;
_59_, Rape of Europa
Verrall, Arthur W.
_C. 298_, transl. Æschylus and Euripides
Vien (vy[)a]n), J. M., 1716-1809 (paint.).
_C. 173_, Dædalus and Icarus
Vigfusson (vig´f[=oo]-sun), G., and F. Y. Powell.
Corpus Poeticum Boreale, 458-460 _n_;
_C. 268-281, 282, 300_
Vilmar, A. F. C.
Geschichte d. deutschen National-Litteratur, 461 _n_;
_C. 301_
Vinci, Da (dä v[=e]n´ch[=e]), Leonardo, 1452-1519 (paint.).
_C. 149-154_, Head of Medusa
Voltaire (v[='o]l-têr´), 1694-1778.
_C. 169_, Merope
Voss (f[='o]s), G. J., 1577-1649.
Advocate of _theological_ interpretation, 440
Wade, Thomas, 1805-1875.
_C. 26_, The Nuptials of Juno
Wagner (väg´n[~e]r), Richard, 1813-1883.
The Ring of the Nibelung, 410-430;
_C. 283, 284-288_
Waller, Edmund, 1605-1687.
_C. 50-52, 89, 245-254_, Panegyric on Lord Protector
Ward, W.
_C. 303_, History, Literature, and Mythology of the Hindoos
Warton, Joseph, 1722-1800.
_C. 40_, First of April
Watteau (v[.a]-t[=o]'), Antoine, 1684-1721 (paint.).
_C. 195_, Judgment of Paris
Watts, G. F., 1817-1904 (paint.).
_C. 89_, Daphne;
_98_, Endymion;
_101-102_, Psyche;
_118_, Orpheus and Eurydice.
Note also his Ariadne, and The Wife of Pygmalion
Way, A. S.
_C. 298_, transl. Euripides;
_299_, transl. Horace
Weber (v[=a]'b[~e]r), A. F.
_C. 303_, History of Indian Literature
Webster, Augusta, 1840 ----.
_C. 10-15_, transl. Æschylus' Prometheus Bound;
_163-167_, transl. Euripides' Medea
Welcker (v[)e]l´k[~e]r), F. G.
_C. 59, 126-127_, interpretations of myths
West, E. W.
See _Haug_
Wheeler, B. I.
Dionysos and Immortality, 446 _n_
White, Henry Kirke, 1785-1806.
_C. 32_ Ode to Contemplation;
_49_, Thanatos
Whitelaw, R.
_C. 156-162, 298_, transl. Sophocles
Wickham, E. C.
_C. 299_, transl. Horace
Wiertz (v[=e]rts), A. J., 1806-1865 (paint.).
_C. 29_, Forge of Vulcan;
_199_, Fight for the Body of Achilles
Wilde, Oscar, 1856-1900.
_C. 38_ (1), The Garden of Eros;
_174_, The Burden of Itys
Wilkinson, Sir Gardner, 1797-1875.
_C. 128_, on the statue of Memnon
Wilkinson, W. C.
_C. 298_, College Greek Course, and College Latin Course, in English
Williams, Sir M. Monier, 1819-1899.
_C. 303_, transl. Nalopákhyánam
Williams, T. C.
_C. 299_, transl. Æneid
Wilson, H. H., 1786-1860.
_C. 303_, transl. Rig-Veda-Sanhita;
Theatre of the Hindus
Wodhull, Michael, 1740-1816.
_C. 163-167, 228-230, 298_, transl. Euripides
Woodberry, George E.
Extracts from Proserpine, 163, 164
Woolner, Thomas, 1825-1892.
_C. 27_, Tiresias (Pallas Athene);
_34_, Pygmalion (Cytherea);
_105_, Pygmalion;
_182-189_, The Sphinx
Wordsworth, W., 1770-1850.
Quoted:
Sonnet, "The World is too much with us," 58;
Laodamia, 282, 283;
Excursion, 443, 444;
_C. 32_, To Lycoris;
_118, 129-130_, Power of Music;
_219-220_, Philoctetes
Wyatt, Sir Thomas, 1503-1542.
_C. 34_, The Lover prayeth, etc.;
_245-254_, Song of Iopas
Young, Edward, 1683-1765.
_C. 38_ (4), Ocean;
_54, 98, 155, 245-254_, Night Thoughts
Zick (ts[)i]k), A. (paint.).
_C. 101-102_, Psyche
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