Nāïd, the, 127.
Nauplia, the port of Argos, 192.
Navel, the, at Delphi, 117.
Naxos, an island in the Aegean, 199.
Neleus, father of Nestor, 204.
Neobūlē, 63.
Neochōrus, 109.
Neoptolĕmus, son of Achilles, 45.
Nero, A. D. 37-68. The Roman Emperor. He visited Greece (the province
of Achaia) in A. D. 67, and proclaimed its freedom at the Isthmian
games: 60, 213.
Nesĭchus, 108.
Nestor, 204.
Nicander, a priest of the temple at Delphi, 62, 63, 72, 170.
Nicias, the Athenian general (d. 414 at Syracuse, see his _Life_), 23,
229.
Night, 210.
Night-watcher (Nycturus), the, an early name for the planet Cronus
(Saturn), 300.
Niŏbē, 232.
Nisaeus, 197.
Nisibeüs, 204.
Nyctelius, ‘nightly’; used as a name of Dionysus, 67.