Iadmōn, 192.
Ida, Mt., in Phrygia, 306.
Iêïus, ‘invoked with the cry iē! (or iē paion!),‘ i. e. Apollo, 76.
Ilithyia, 308.
Ilium (Troy), 166.
Indian, 140.
Ino, daughter of Cadmus and wife of Athamas, a tragic heroine, 190.
Ion Chius, a writer of plays, and anecdotist (fl. 450), 276.
Iphĭtus, killed by Hercules, who had stolen the oxen of his father
Eurytus, 185.
Isis, 296.
Ismenian, a name of Apollo, 60.
Ismenias, a Theban of the popular party and Polemarch, arrested by
Leontides, tried by a commission appointed by Sparta, on a charge of
‘medizing’, and executed (see _Life of Pelopidas_), 8.
Ismenidōrus, 20.
Ismēnus, the principal (most easterly) river of Thebes, 15.
Isodaités, ‘equal divider,’ a name of Dionysus, 67.
Ister, a Greek historian, or antiquarian, 100.
Ister, the Danube, 148.
Isthmus (of Corinth), Isthmian, 94.
Italy, 15, 21, 27, 88, 200.