Bacchus, 209.
Bacchylĭdas, 20.
Bacis, an ancient Boeotian seer, connected in story with the Corycian
cave, 90.
Bakerwoman, the, 96.
Basilocles, a speaker in the introductory part of the Second Pythian
Dialogue.
Battus, of Thera, founder of Cyrene (see Herod. 4, 150 foll.), 103,
108.
Bessus, 186.
Bias, sixth century; of Priēnē in Ionia; one of the Seven Wise Men, 61.
Bion, a Scythian philosopher and wit of the third century, 86, 201,
229.
Boeotia, 7, 9, 50, 65, 120, 194, 306.
Boēthus, a young geometrician and Epicurean (probably an Athenian), a
speaker in the Second Pythian Dialogue (cp. _Sympos._ 5, 1 and 8,
3).
Branchĭdae, 193.
Brasĭdas, the Spartan general (d. 422), 94, 95, 175.
Briăreus, 135, cf. 299.
Britain, Briton, 117, 133, 261, 299.
Byzantium, 189.