CHAPTER VII.

THE PELOPIDS.

Misfortunes and celebrity of the Pelopids.—Pelops—eponym of

Peloponnêsus.—Deduction of the sceptre of Pelops.—Kingly

attributes of the family.—Homeric Pelops.—Lydia, Pisa, etc.,

post-Homeric additions.—Tantalus.—Niobê.—Pelops and Œnomaus,

king of Pisa.—Chariot victory of Pelops—his principality at

Pisa.—Atreus, Thyestês, Chrysippus.—Family horrors among the

Pelopids.—Agamemnôn and Menelaus.—Orestês.—The goddess Hêrê and

Mykênæ.—Legendary importance of Mykênæ.—Its decline coincident

with the rise of Argos and Sparta.—Agamemnôn and Orestês

transferred to Sparta. 153-167

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