Menelaüs, a speaker in the Dialogue on the _Face in the Moon_.
Mercury (the planet), 154, cp. 268.
Meriŏnēs, 131.
Messenians, 176, 229.
Metapontium (Metapontum), a Greek city in Southern Italy, 21, 88.
Mētrodōrus, of Chios, a disciple of Democritus (fl. 330), 137, 275.
Midas, a mythical king of Phrygia, 229.
Milētus, a city of Caria, 23, 193.
Miltiădes, son of Cimon, the victor of Marathon, 183.
Mimnermus, elegiac poet, of Smyrna and Colophon (fl. 600), 282.
Minos, son of Zeus, king of Crete, and afterwards a judge in Hades,
179.
Mitys, of Argos, 186.
Mnesarĕtē (Phryne), 94, 95.
Mnesinoē, 95.
Molionĭdae, the sons of Actor, by Molione, 94.
Molus, 131.
Mopsus, founder of Mallos in Cilicia, where he had an oracle, 163.
Muses, the, 35, 86, 97, 98, 199, 226.
Myrĭna, an Aeolian town on the west coast of Mysia, 96.
Myron, 185.
Myrtălē, 95.
Mys, a Carian, employed by Mardonius to consult the oracles in Greece,
121.