turning-point of the Greek race-course.
=Tel´amon= (Gr. bearer). In architectural usage of the same significance
as Atlas, which see above.
=Tem´enos= (Gr.; from τέμνω, to cut, to draw a line). A
piece of land marked off from common usages and dedicated to a deity.
The sacred enclosure around the temple.
=Tetrasty´los=, adj. tet´rastyle (from Gr. τέτρα, four, and
στῦλος, column). A building, particularly a temple, upon
the front of which are four columns.
=Thal´amos= (Gr.). Term applied by Homer to inner rooms or chambers,
especially those of women. In the usage of Xenophon a store-room.
=Tho´los= (Gr.). A chamber of circular plan, generally subterranean,
approaching in interior form that of a pointed vault.
=Tore= (Lat. _torus_, swelling, protuberance). A large roundel moulding.
=Trac´ery.= A patterning of thin bars, usually of stone, in a window or
other opening.
=Tri´glyph= (Gr. τρίγλυφος; from τρί,
three, and γλυφή, carving, because of the three slats
originally chamfered). The most prominent member of the Doric frieze,
originally significant of the ends of the ceiling beams. A rectangular
tablet slightly projecting beyond the face of the metopes, with which it
alternates, and emphasized by vertical grooves and chamfers.
=Trun´nel= (allied etymologically to tree-nail and trunnion). A wooden pin
or peg. Carved in stone beneath the regulas and mutules of the Doric
entablature, the trunnels mark the position of these primitive
constructive features. In form they are commonly the frustum of a cone.
=Tym´panon= (Gr. drum). The triangular space enclosed by the inclined
mouldings of the gable and the horizontal cornice of the entablature
beneath.
=Vela´rium= (Lat.). The great curtain, or awning, extended above the
auditories of the Roman theatre and amphitheatre to protect the
spectators from the sun and rain.
=Volute´= (Lat. _voluta_; from _volvere_, to roll). A spiral scroll. The
term is particularly employed for such features in the Ionic and
Corinthian capitals.
=Xo´anon=, pl. xoana (Gr.; from ξέω, to work in wood by
scraping). A rude and primitive image carved in wood; particularly
antique statues of the deities.
=Zoph´oros= (Gr.; from ζῶον, being, figure, and φέρω, to bear). A
continuous frieze, sculptured in relief with the forms of human beings
and animals.
INDEX.
(The names of places are in common print, those of artists in italics.)
Abou-Roash, 12.
Abousere, 3, 11.
Abou-Sharein, 50-52, 54.
_Achermos_, 280.
Ackercuf, 50.
Acragas, 219, 220, 222, 253.
Ægina, 222, 224, 282, 293-296, 298, 303.
Æsernia, 414.
_Aetion_, 384.
_Agasias_, 361, 362.
_Agatharchos_, 370.
_Ageladas_, 299, 304.
_Agesandros_, 351.
_Aglaophon_, 368.
_Agoracritos_, 316, 317.
Agrae, 257.
Agrigentum. See Acragas.
Aizanis, 260.
Alabanda, 260.
Alatrium (Alatri), 414, 416.
Albanum (Albano), 390, 436, 437.
_Alcamenes_, 317-319.
Alcantara, 439.
Alexandria, 256, 261, 346, 438.
_Alexandros_, 338.
Algiers, 185.
Alopeke, 322.
Alsium, 399.
_Alxenor_, 290.
Alyzia, 343.
Ambrakia, 281, 346.
_Amphicrates_, 297.
Amphipolis, 375.
Amphissa, 279.
Amran-ibn-Ali, 57.
Amrith, 133, 135-137, 141, 149.
_Amulius_, 470.
Amyclæ, 179, 184, 276, 277.
_Amyclaios_, 299.
Ancona, 439.
Ancyra, 438.
_Androsthenes_, 318.
_Angelion_, 286.
Antaradus, 133.
_Antenor_, 297, 298.
_Antigonos_, 347.
Antioch, 261, 346.
_Antiochos_, 363.
_Antiochos Gabinius_, 466.
Antiphillos, 166, 168.
_Antiphilos_, 384, 386.
Antium, 414.
Aosta, 439.
_Apelles_, 379-382.
Aphrodisias, 240, 257, 366, 436.
Apiolæ, 414.
_Apollodoros_, sculptor, 360;
painter, 370.
_Apollonios_, 353, 362, 363.
Aradus, 133.
Arbola, 62.
Ardea, 414.
_Archias_, 262.
_Archimedes_, 262.
_Arellius_, 466.
Argos, 186, 276, 281, 282, 298, 299, 303.
Aricia, 291, 414.
_Aridikes_, 367.
_Aristeas_, 366.
_Aristiæos_, 377.
_Aristides_, 377.
_Aristocles_, 287, 298, 299.
_Aristogeiton_, 327.
_Aristolaos_, 376.
_Aristomedon_, 299.
_Aristomedos_, 299.
_Aristophon_, 370.
_Arkesilaos_, 366.
Arpinum, 414.
_Arrhachion_, 289.
_Asclepiodoros_, 380, 384.
Asoka, 132.
Aspendos, 433.
Assos, 216, 286, 288.
Assur, 62.
_Athanadoros_, 351.
_Athenis_, 280, 281, 291, 365.
Athens, 191, 221-227, 241-245, 248, 249, 253, 260,
276, 289, 293, 298, 303, 346, 377, 378.
Aufidena, 414.
Aurunca, 414.
Babil, 58.
Babylon, 50, 53, 58, 59, 81, 82.
Bagdad, 57.
Balaneia, 133.
Baphio, 184.
Bara, 439.
Bassæ, 227, 236, 241, 247, 249.
_Bathycles_, 277.
Beni-hassan, 14-18.
Besançon, 439.
Beyrout, 133.
Biban-el-Moluk, 22.
Bi-Sueton, 128.
Boghaz-kieni, 173.
_Boidas_, 344.
Bolymnos, 199.
Bors-Nimrud, 57-59.
Borsippa, 55-57.
Boulac, 41.
_Boutades_, 278.
Boupalos, 281, 291, 365.
Bovillæ, 431.
_Bryaxis_, 251, 333.
Byblus, 133, 148.
Byrsa, 162.
Cadacchio, 216.
Ca-dimirra, 53.
Cære, 391, 392, 406, 409.
Cairo, 4.
Calah, 61, 62.
_Calamis_, 293, 299, 301, 318.
_Calates_, 386.
_Callicles_, 386.
_Callimachos_, 246, 322, 386.
_Calliphon_, 370.
_Calliteles_, 295.
_Callon_, 286, 293, 299.
Calydon, 191.
_Canachos_, 286, 298.
Caparra, 439.
Capua, 339, 359.
Carnac, 24-28.
Carnek, 133.
Carpentras, 439.
Carthage, 139, 159, 162.
Casr, 57.
Castel d’Asso, 394.
Caunos, 383.
Cavaillon, 439.
Cervetri, 392, 394.
_Chares_, 344, 351.
_Charmides_, 304.
_Chersiphron_, 238.
_Chionis_, 299.
Chios, 279-281.
Chiusi, 390, 401, 403, 411.
Circello, 416.
Cirta, 253.
Claros, 240.
_Cleanthes_, 367.
_Clearchos_, 282.
_Cleomenes_, 363.
Cleonæ, 281, 367.
_Clitias_, 277, 464.
Clusium, 390, 408.
Cnidos, 239, 248, 260, 334.
Cochome, 3.
Colophon, 240.
_Colotes_, 317.
Constantina, 253, 436.
Constantinople, 438.
_Coponius_, 452.
Cora, 414.
Corfu, 216.
Corinth, 218, 278, 289, 298, 299.
Corkyra. See Corfu.
Corneto, 392, 398.
Corsabad, 60, 66, 73, 76, 78, 79, 280.
Cos, 334.
_Cossutius_, 249.
Coyundjic, 60, 61, 66, 68, 70, 74-76, 78.
_Craton_, 367.
_Cresilas_, 321.
Crete, 160, 170, 266.
_Critios_, 297.
Ctesiphon, 58, 131.
Cures, 414.
Cussi, 438, 439.
Cyprus, 96, 139, 150, 159, 162, 267, 321.
_Dactylæ_, 266.
_Daidalos_, 267, 268.
_Damophilos_, 449, 464.
_Damophon_, 327.
_Daphnis_, 238.
Darabgerd, 118.
Dashour, 3, 10, 11.
_Deinocrates_, 261, 344.
Delos, 191, 193, 229, 260, 280.
_Demetrios_, 322.
_Dionysios_, 299, 363, 370, 466.
_Diopos_, 401.
_Dipoinos_, 281, 282, 298.
Dium, 342.
_Diyllos_, 299.
Dodona, 192.
_Dontas_, 282.
_Donycleidas_, 282.
Dur-Sargina, 60.
Ecetræ, 414.
_Ecphantos_, 367.
Elateia, 363.
El-Cab, 30.
El-Casr, 439.
Eleusis, 228.
Eleutheræ, 299.
Elis, 222, 254, 299.
_Endoios_, 297, 365.
Enhydra, 133.
Ephesos, 237, 256, 279, 361, 371, 375.
Epidauros, 186, 260.
Erbil, 62.
Erech, 50.
_Ergotimos_, 277, 464.
Eubœa, 193.
_Eucheir_, 401.
_Eugrammos_, 401.
_Eumaros_, 367.
_Eupalamos_, 267.
_Euphranor_, 340, 377, 378.
_Eupompos_, 375.
_Euthycrates_, 344.
_Eutychides_, 344.
Eyuk, 173.
_Fabius Pictor_, 464.
Falerii, 388, 389.
Fanum, 442.
Fayoum, 4, 34, 35.
Ferentinum, 414.
Firuz-Abad, 118, 131.
Florence, 227.
Gabr-Hiram, 133.
Gineh, 141.
Girsheh, 30.
_Gitiades_, 299.
Gizeh, 3, 4-6, 13, 17, 42.
Glanum, 253.
_Glaucos_, 279, 299.
_Glycon_, 343, 362.
_Gorgasos_, 449, 464.
Goshen, 143.
Gozo, 163.
Halicarnassos, 250-252.
Haram-el-Sherif, 147.
_Hegias_, 297, 304.
_Hegylos_, 282.
Heraclea, 371.
_Heraclitos_, 471.
Herculaneum, 436, 471.
_Hermogenes_, 240.
Hierapolis, 256.
Hillah, 57.
Hit, 49.
Hovara, 12.
_Huram_, 148.
_Hypatodoros_, 327.
_Iaia_, 466.
_Icmalios_, 269.
_Ictinos_, 225.
Illahoun, 12.
_Illecles_, 238.
_Isogonos_, 347.
Istakr, 100.
Ithaca, 177, 178, 184.
Jebeil, 133, 136, 138.
Jerusalem, 139, 147-157.
Jumjuma, 57.
Kalwadha, 50.
Kenchreæ, 186.
_Kephisodotos_: the elder, 329;
the younger, 338.
Kileh-Shergat, 75.
_Kimon_, 367.
Kisr-Sargon, 57, 60, 62-66, 73, 79, 152.
Kiutahija, 171.
_Kypselos_, 276.
Kyrene, 185.
Kythnos, 374.
Kyzicos, 261.
Lacedæmonia, 282.
Laconia, 187.
_Laia_, 466.
Laodikeia, 260.
Latium, 416.
Lavinium, 414.
Lemnos, 305, 317.
_Leochares_, 251, 331, 333.
Lessa, 187.
_Libon_, 222.
Lindos, 344.
Lisht, 12.
_Ludius_, 467.
Luxor, 24, 25.
_Lykios_, 320.
_Lysippos_, 341, 345, 450, 453.
_Lysistratos_, 342.
Magnesia, 240, 272, 277.
Malta, 163.
Mantinea, 243, 260.
Marathus, 133, 135.
Marseilles. See Massalia.
Mashnaka, 135, 141, 142, 150.
Massalia, 449.
Medinet-Abou, 25, 34.
Medinet-el-Fayoum, 24.
Medullia, 414.
Megalopolis, 260.
Megara, 287.
_Melanthios_, 376, 380.
_Melas_, 280.
Melos, 260.
Memphis, 3, 5, 12, 42.
Mende, 317.
_Menelaos_, 364.
Menidi, 179, 183.
Merida, 439.
Meroe, 12.
Messene, 327, 357.
_Metagenes_, 238.
Metapontion, 216, 217.
_Metrodoros_, 465, 466.
Meydoun, 10, 12.
_Mickiades_, 280.
_Micon_, 368, 369.
Miletos, 238, 247, 285, 288, 298.
_Mnesicles_, 226.
Mœris, 10.
Moriah, 147.
Mosul, 59, 60.
Mt. Barkal, 12.
Mt. Ocha, 193, 194.
Mudjelibeh, 57, 58, 83.
Mugheir, 50, 52, 54, 80.
Murgab, 100, 119.
Mykenæ, 179-185, 188, 189, 192, 198, 273-276, 280.
Mylassa, 250.
Myra, 165, 167, 260.
_Myron_, 299, 301, 303, 320.
Mys, 305.
Naksh-i-Rustam, 120, 121.
Naxos, 288, 290.
Nebbi-Jonas, 61.
Nemea, 211.
_Nesiotes_, 297.
_Nicomachos_, 377.
Nicomedia, 346.
_Nicophanes_, 376.
_Nicopolis_, 375.
Niffer, 50.
_Nikias_, 378.
Nimrud, 57-60, 66, 67, 69, 71, 75, 77, 78, 85, 87.
Nineveh, 53, 59, 61, 62, 80, 84, 95, 140.
Nipur, 50, 53.
Norba, 414, 415.
Norchia, 394-397.
Norma, 414.
_Novius Plautius_, 450.
Nubia, 12, 40.
Nus, 14.
Olevano, 414, 416.
Olympia, 209, 222, 223, 258, 276, 278, 282, 307,
308, 317, 319, 335, 336, 386.
_Onatas_, 293, 295, 297.
Orange, 433, 439.
Orchomenos, 179, 184, 287, 288.
Ortygia, 218, 221.
Otricoli, 309.
_Ovius_, 451.
_Pacuvius_, 465.
Pæstum, 206, 223, 229, 255.
_Paionios_, architect, 238.
_Paionios_, sculptor, 317, 319.
_Palamaon_, 268.
Palestrina, 450.
Palma, 291.
Paltus, 133.
_Pamphilos_, 375, 382.
_Panainos_, 368, 369.
Paphos, 160.
_Papias_, 366.
Paros, 317.
_Parrhasios_, 305, 371, 373, 374.
Pasargadæ, 100, 103, 118, 120, 123.
_Pasiteles_, 364.
Patara, 260.
_Pausias_, 376.
_Pauson_, 370.
_Peiræicos_, 386.
Pergamon, 261, 346-350, 353, 356, 358, 362.
Persepolis, 100-102, 107, 117, 120, 122, 123.
Perugia, 286, 400, 404.
Pessinus, 240.
Petra, 437, 438.
Pharsalos, 179.
_Pheidias_, 225, 299, 304-322.
Phellos, 167.
Pheneos, 185.
Phigalia, 190, 227, 287, 321.
Philæ, 30, 47, 105, 135.
_Phileas_, 279.
_Philocles_, 367.
Phokis, 363.
_Phycomachos_, 347.
Piraios, 255.
Plataia, 305, 368.
Pola, 436.
Politorium, 414.
_Polycleitos_, 299, 323, 328.
_Polycles_, 363.
_Polydoros_, 351.
_Polygnotos_, 254, 368-370, 383.
Pompeii, 436, 442, 444, 468, 471.
Præneste, 414, 450, 471.
_Praxias_, 318.
_Praxiteles_, 300, 330, 332-336, 338, 340.
Priene, 238.
_Protogenes_, 383, 384.
_Pythagoras_, 299, 301.
_Pythios_, 238, 251.
Redesie, 30.
Reggio, 436.
Reson, 62.
Rhamnous, 228, 330.
Rhegion, 282, 299, 301, 303.
Rheims, 438.
Rhodes, 267, 344, 351, 353, 356, 358, 362, 363.
_Rhoicos_, 279.
Rimini, 439.
Ruad, 133, 148.
Saccara, 9.
Saida, 133, 138, 141, 149.
Saint-Remi, 253, 437, 439.
Samos, 141, 190, 238, 260, 280.
Sarbistan, 131, 171.
Sardinia, 163.
Sardis, 174.
Satricum, 414.
_Satyros_, 251.
Sauiet-el-Meytin, 16.
_Saurias_, 367.
Scaptia, 414.
_Scopas_, 251, 330-333.
Scythopolis, 148.
Segesta, 211, 222, 259, 260.
Segni, 414, 416.
Seid-el-Ar, 172.
Selamiyeh, 62.
Seleucia, 58, 131, 346.
Selinous, 216, 218, 222, 283, 288, 290, 327.
_Serapion_, 466.
Serpul-Zohab, 121.
Side, 260.
Sidon, 133, 138.
Signia, 414, 415.
Sikyon, 243, 276, 281, 282, 298, 299, 303, 322, 340, 375-378.
_Silanion_, 340, 341.
Siloam, 152.
Silsilis, 30.
Sipylos, 173, 272.
Sivrihissar, 171.
_Skyllis_, 281, 282, 298.
_Smilis_, 282.
Smyrna, 173.
_Socrates_, 299.
Soleb, 27.
Sopolis, 466.
Sora, 414.
_Sosibios_, 365.
_Sosos_, 386, 470.
Spalatro, 447.
Sparta, 183, 255, 260, 282, 287, 299.
Stabiæ, 471.
_Stephanos_, 364.
Stoura, 193.
_Stratonicos_, 347.
_Studius_, 467.
_Styppax_, 321.
Sunion, 228.
Sur, 133, 138.
Sura, 50.
Susa, Italy, 439.
Susa, Persia, 100.
Sutri, 436.
Syracuse, 217, 260, 262.
Tak-i-Gero, 132.
Tarention, 242, 243, 249.
_Tauriscos_, 353.
Tauromenium, 260.
_Tectaios_, 286.
_Telchinœ_, 266.
_Telecles_, 260, 279.
Telenæ, 414.
_Telephanes_, 367.
Telmissos, 260.
Tel-Sifr, 50.
Tenea, 267, 287, 288.
Teos, 240.
Thabarieh, 146.
Thasos, 289, 368.
Thebes, Egypt, 22, 47.
Thebes, Greece, 191, 298, 299, 375, 377.
_Theocles_, 282.
_Theodoros_, 238, 260, 279, 280.
_Theon_, 386.
Thera, 287, 288.
Thespeia, 368.
Thessalonica, 255.
Theveste, 439.
Thoricos, 254.
Tibur, 414.
_Timanthes_, 374, 375.
_Timarchides_, 363.
_Timarchos_, 338.
_Timocles_, 363.
_Timomachos_, 385.
_Timotheos_, 251, 333.
Tiryns, 187, 188, 192.
Todi, 408.
Tortosa, 133.
Tourah, 11.
Tralles, 353.
Treves, 436.
Troezen, 199.
Troy, 185, 191, 267, 268.
Tusculum, 414, 433, 436.
Tyndaris, 260.
Tyre, 133, 138, 140.
Um-el-Auamid, 133, 138, 145.
Ur, 48, 50, 53, 80.
Veii, 388, 391, 401, 448.
Velabro, 416.
Venice, 450.
Verulæ, 414.
Viterbo, 394.
_Volca_ (_Vulcanius_), 401, 448.
Volsinii, 405.
Volterra, 408.
Vulci, 390, 401, 406, 407.
Warka, 50, 52, 54, 80.
Xanthos, 167, 170, 252, 288, 339.
_Xenaios_, 261.
_Zeuxis_, 371-374.
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Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:
referred to the first dynasty of Manetho=> referred to as the first
dynasty of Manetho {pg 3}
The greatest diference=> The greatest difference {pg 5}
Mesopotomia=> Mesopotamia {pg 78}
sepaated by sharp arrises=> separated by sharp arrises {pg 104}