Odysseus (Ulysses), 16, 102.
Oechalia, a town in Euboea (according to the story followed by
Sophocles) taken by Hercules, 131.
Oeta, a mountain range in Thessaly, 186.
Ogygia, the name given by Homer to the island of Calypso (_Od._ 1, 50,
&c.), 299.
Olympia, in Elis, 160.
Olympias, mother of Alexander the Great, 95.
Olympicus, a speaker in the Dialogue on the _Delays in Divine
Punishment_.
Olympus, a mountain (9,754 ft.) between Thessaly and Macedon, the seat
of Zeus, 70, 93.
Olynthus, a town in the Chalcidice (taken by Sparta 379), 8.
Onomacrĭtus, an Athenian poet and antiquarian (520-485), 107.
Opheltiădae, 194.
Opus, Opuntian, a Locrian town, 96.
Orchalĭdes, 109.
Orchomĕnus, a city of Boeotia, 163, 176.
Orestes, son of Agamemnon and Clytaemnēstra, 95.
Orneae, a town in Argolis, 95.
Orpheus, of Thrace, a minstrel, 98, 126, 193, 210.
Orphic, 72.
Orthagŏras, 185.
Osīris, an Egyptian deity, 138.