Chapter C: Carthage, her fate compared with that of Corinth, 187

_Cashel_, Rock of, serves as a parallel to the Athenian Akropolis, 33,
194

_Cerigo_, 6, 13

_Cheddar_, pass of, its Mykênaian character, 128

_Chorbati_, 125, 164

_Commonwealths_, Greek and Lombard, compared, 70-73

_Constantine Porphyrogennêtos_, his use of the name _Hellênes_, 8-10

_Corinth_, her position in Grecian legend and history, 183, 184,
195-198;
taken by Mummius, 185, 198;
her final overthrow by earthquake, _ib._;
her origin Hellenic, not Phœnician, 186, 187;
her fate compared with that of Carthage, 187;
temple of Athênê at, 188, 189, 198, 201;
her freedom proclaimed by Flamininus, 198;
absence of “Corinthians” in, 199, 200;
special vocal powers of man, beast, and fowl in, 200, 201;
her western position, 206

_Corinthian Gulf_, the, its historical position, 215