Chapter XIV: Funeral Ceremonies (4)

Sabæa, frankincense from, iii. 398. Sacæan festival, iii. 65. Sacred slaves, iii. 25. Saddles, iii. 182. Saffron, iii. 133. Ætolian, iii. 340. from Lycia, iii. 350. from Sicily, iii. 375. Sagdas, an unguent, iii. 134. Sailors, their character, iii. 316. Sails, iii. 315. from Egypt, iii. 387. Salad, found on fallow lands, ii. 386. eaten by the poor, iii. 95. Salamis, i. 66. Salmydessos, wreckers of, iii. 323. Salt-lickers, ii. 134. from Illyria, iii. 370. fish, ii. 144. meat sold in the agora, iii. 123. from lake Tatta, iii. 349. called divine, ii. 133. Saltiæti, linen of, iii. 377. Sambuke, ii. 22. Samian, earth, iii. 199. servile war, iii. 18. Samians, luxury of, ii. 74. Samos, mines of, iii. 168. pottery of, iii. 329. peacocks from, iii. 368. Samothrace, peopled by Pelasgi, i. 6. Sanctuary for slaves, iii. 22. Sandals, ii. 63, 64. from Patara, iii. 354. Sapphire, from India, iii. 408. Sarcocolla, or flesh-glue, iii. 406. Sardis, scarlet of, iii. 231. Sarmatians, their cuirasses, iii. 164. Saturnalia, origin of, i. 9. Satyros, the actor, ii. 241. Sauces, iii. 201. Saunterers in the agora, iii. 126. Scales, a representation of, iii. 129, _n._ 622 Scapte Hyle, mines of, iii. 340, _n._ 1935. Scarcities, iii. 294. Scarecrows, ii. 388. Scarlet dye, iii. 230. Scene, a part of the theatre, ii. 226. painters, ii. 232. Schœnophilinda, a game, i. 154. School-houses, i. 176. of great dimensions, i. 177. room, representation of, i. 176. hours, i. 167. apparatus, i. 178. age at which children were sent to, i. 166. picture of children going to, i. 167. Schools, regulations concerning, i. 175. Sciathos, mullets from, iii. 368. Scink, from Egypt, iii. 388. from Africa, iii. 385. from Arabia, iii. 402. Sciron, iii. 320. Scissors, &c., iii. 157. Scolia, or drinking songs, ii. 207. Scombros, how eaten, ii. 145. Scops, a dance, curious form of, ii. 252. Sculpture, its character, i. 307. Scylace, a Pelasgian city, i. 13. Scyros, milch-goats from, iii. 368. Scytale, Laconian, iii. 187. Scythia, Asiatic, connexion of the Greeks with, i. 4. Scythian nations, their mode of sepulture, iii. 433. Caucons, i. 13. Sea-sickness, cure for, iii. 319. weed, used as manure, iii. 384. dog, fishery of, at Miletos, iii. 243. water in wine, iii. 117. Sealed earth, iii. 359. Seals, of emerald, iii. 149. Seasons, prognostications concerning, ii. 374. Seats, ii. 83. of the theatre, ii. 223, 224. in the agora, iii. 121. before doors, ii. 78, 79. Seed, what trees renewed by, ii. 325. scattering of, ii. 387. how preserved in the earth, ii. 388. when sown, ii. 325. Sekitai lambs, ii. 432. Selangeus, his office in the mines, iii. 171. Selymbrian monopoly, iii. 287. Selli, round the lake of Dodona, i. 8. Sensibility of the Greeks, i. 283. Sensitive plant, iii. 387. Sepulture to whom denied, iii. 422. modes of, among barbarous nations, iii. 433. importance of, iii. 421. various modes of, among the Hellenes, iii. 425. Serangion, i. 75. Serfs of Sparta, Crete, &c., iii. 36. Serpents, worship of, i. 83. charmers of, i. 363. bite of, how cured, iii. 209. Servile vocabulary, iii. 26. wars, iii. 12. Sesamum of Babylonia, iii. 407. Seseli Peloponnesian, iii. 332. Sexes, when separated, i. 403. Shakespeare compared with Homer, i. 327, 328. Shaving, iii. 140, _n._ 741 Shearing, ii. 432. Sheaths of ivory, iii. 159. Sheds for calves, ii. 420. Sheep, ii. 282. clothed, ii. 429. cotes, ii. 428. food of, ii. 428. names given to, ii. 431. how protected against serpents, ii. 428. bedding of, ii. 428. with large tails, ii. 2, _n._ 1848 Shell-fish, ii. 146. Shepherds, condition of, ii. 402. pipe, ii. 406. tales of, ii. 411. their vices and virtues, ii. 414, seq. princes, ii. 403. dogs, ii. 406. their knowledge of plants, iii. 408, _n._ 2621 their costume, ii. 407. Shepherdesses, ii. 411. Shields, invented by the Pelasgi, i. 26. manufacture of, iii. 163. Ship, timber for, iii. 306, 314. cables, iii. 316. building of, iii. 302. Shipping, of various cities, iii. 257. Shoe-makers, iii. 221. Shoes, ii. 64, iii. 221. of Sicyon, iii. 333. dispensed with at Sparta, i. 270. Shops of the barbers, iii. 139. of the perfumers, iii. 132. Shores, of Greece, i. 52. Short measures, iii. 113. Shrimps, ii. 180. Sicilian Dorians, corrupted by music, i. 284. servile wars, iii. 12, _n._ 57 Sicily, exports of, iii. 374. chariots of, iii. 104. Sickle, ii. 392. Sicyon, exports of, iii. 333. shields of, iii. 166. Sicyonian serfs, iii. 66. Sideboard, furniture of, ii. 99. Sieve, flour passed through, iii. 106. Signets, iii. 148. use of, iii. 14. Signs of rain, ii. 374, sqq. Silk, iii. 215. importation of, from Asia, iii. 411. worms, iii. 217. Silphion, from Cyrenè, iii. 363. Silver fir, iii. 180. mirrors, ii. 119. mines, on the shores of the Euxine, i. 4. threads, in weaving, iii. 219. tables, ii. 100. smiths, iii. 142. from the country of the Halizones, iii. 346. Attica, iii. 330. Silybos, from Cilicia, iii. 351. Simples, collection of, iii. 203. Singers at entertainments, ii. 183. Singing at table, ii. 210. practised by ladies in Heroic times, i. 377. Sinks, ii. 93. Sinopè, steel of, iii. 156. Sinopic minium, iii. 346. Siphnian stone, iii. 363. Sisyræ, ii. 108. Site of a farm, selection of, ii. 272. Sitophylaces, iii. 128. Sixty, the name of a club, ii. 190. Skaperda, a game, i. 159. Skates, from the Black Sea, iii. 343. Skeleton of silver, i. 146. Skeptinda, a game, i. 163. Skias, a building at Sparta, i. 98. Skimming milk, ii. 287. Skin, how rendered clear, iii. 136. Skistas, a dance, ii. 255. Skreen for enclosing hunting-grounds, i. 228. Slates, ii. 96. Slave heralds, iii. 32. markets, iii. 23. trade, of the Black Sea, iii. 7. Slavery, in Attica, iii. 18. opinions of the ancients concerning, iii. 2. origin of, iii. 4. Slaves, punishment of, iii. 7, _n._ 32 creed of, iii. 29. their employment, iii. 30. education of, iii. 26. daily value of, iii. 25. household, of Spartans, iii. 43. employed to watch estates, ii. 400. from the Black Sea, iii. 343. affections of, iii. 2, _n._ 6 condition of, iii. 1. their food, iii. 26. early mention of, iii. 3, _n._ 8 various classes of, iii. 26. worked in corn-mills, iii. 105. their price, iii. 23. love of, towards their masters, ii. 3. sold in the agora, iii. 123. bakers, iii. 31. punishment of, iii. 7, _n._ 27 Store-room, ii. 98. Slings, iii. 161. Slippers, ii. 65. of Amyclæ, iii. 337. Smelting-furnaces, iii. 172. Smilax, Arcadian, iii. 133. Smith, his workshop, iii. 156. forges frequented by the poor, iii. 90. Smiths, iii. 153. Smyrna, fishing in the gulf of, iii. 243. Snails, from Chios, iii. 367. from Liguria, iii. 371. still eaten in Italy, iii. 372. eaten, ii. 154. Snares, i. 221. Snow, wine cooled in, ii. 169, iii. 113. used in cooling the hands, ii. 2, _n._ 738. carried along with armies, iii. 114. Soap, substitute for, iii. 139, _n._ 734. Sobas, a dance, ii. 255. Socks, iii. 220. Socrates, saying of his concerning perfumes, ii. 184. had two wives, ii. 4. his visiting costume, ii. 174. Soil, knowledge of, ii. 365. character of, how detected, ii. 366. Soldiers ate cheese, ii. 267. Solon, his laws concerning industry, iii. 98. concerning disabled soldiers, iii. 70. Song of the swallow, iii. 93. of the crow, iii. 92. Songs at entertainments, ii. 204. of nurses regulated by philosophers, i. 138. Sons of the people, i. 1, _n._ 411. Sophists, their corrupt influences, i. 242. coveted by an Indian king, i. 264. their rise, i. 241. their morals, i. 261. their style of arguing, i. 254. their arts, i. 263. their disguises, i. 244. their mercenary character, i. 258. travelled over Greece, i. 244. their real origin, i. 243. merry, i. 253. Sophocles, criticism of his writings, i. 330. his female characters, i. 331. Sophronistæ, i. 176. Sory-stone, iii. 361, 382. Sostratos, a merchant, iii. 257. Sotades, the poet, his fate, ii. 237. Soul, its immortality, i. 355. transmigration of, i. 356. Soups, ii. 153. Sowing sieve, ii. 387. time, ii. 2, _n._ 1712. rules of, ii. 386. Spain, productions of, iii. 377. mines of, iii. 168. Spanish broom, iii. 306, 379. Sparta, study of music and singing at, i. 285. actors of, ii. 238. plans of, i. 1, _n._ 281. site of, i. 59. manufactures of, iii. 336. topography of, i. 92. infanticide at, i. 120. dogs of, iii. 334. its trade, iii. 259. Spartan character, iii. 53. commerce, iii. 263. poor, iii. 84. money, iii. 261. nurses sold, iii. 40. serfs, iii. 36. dogs, ii. 280, iii. 334, 335. education, i. 110, 265. dances, ii. 255, 258. Spartans buried round sacred edifices, iii. 426. their social character, i. 50. their beauty, i. 277. Spartium, or Spanish broom, iii. 308, 379. Spear-heads, iii. 160. Spears, iii. 160. Spectral armies, i. 365. Spell cast over a vineyard, ii. 339. to defend seed in the ground, ii. 388. Spermologoi, iii. 91, _n._ 371, iii. 124. Sphæristerion, i. 196. Sphendone, an ornament, ii. 61. Spikenard from India, iii. 408, 409. Spinning, i. 379, iii. 214. gold chafers, i. 148. Spirit, care for its comfort, iii. 433. Spirituality, deficiency of, in Greek literature, i. 315. Spits, ii. 124. Spodium, from Cypros, iii. 361. Spokes, of what wood made, iii. 181. Sponge, use of, in the kitchen, ii. 123. Sponge, fisheries of, iii. 234. beds of, ii. 103. how blanched, iii. 232. used in cleaning tables, ii. 100. Springs, how discovered, ii. 2, _n._ 1639. in volcanic countries, ii. 2, _n._ 1630. Squills, of Minturnæ, ii. 373. Stables, ii. 284. Stag-hunting, i. 219. Stage, architecture of, ii. 226. scenery of, ii. 232. singular representations introduced upon, ii. 245, 247. costume of the, ii. 259, 283. mimicry on, ii. 244. machinery of, ii. 227. Star of Bethlehem, iii. 108. Stars, movements of, imitated by a dance, ii. 257. States, diminutive, in Greece, how formed, i. 36. Statue of Athena, i. 89. Statues in private houses, ii. 120. of women, i. 402. of wood, iii. 184. character of Greek, i. 294. Stealing allowed to boys at Sparta, i. 272. in baths, ii. 90. Steel, invention of, iii. 154. Laconian, iii. 336. of Cypros, iii. 361. best, where obtained, iii. 156. Homeric swords of, iii. 154. Stephanos, a page of Alexander’s, iii. 404. Stimmis, iii. 136. Stings, cure of, iii. 208. Stock of a wine merchant, iii. 116. Stock-fish from Anthedon, iii. 338. Stocks, choice of, for grafting, ii. 319. Stone parsley, iii. 352. Storms, signs of, ii. 379. Story of the Eubœan hunter, ii. 419. Stratonicos, anecdote of him, iii. 32. Straw, value of, ii. 393. Strawberry tree on Mount Helicon, ii. 2, _n._ 1316. Street-door, ii. 93. Stringed instrument, iii. 191. Strolling actors, ii. 234. Stromata, ii. 108. Stropheion, a machine upon the stage, ii. 231. Strophion, a band, ii. 60. Stuffs, variegated, iii. 218. Style of the sophists, i. 252. Styracinon, from Syria, iii. 393. Styrax, iii. 352. Subscriptions for charitable purposes, iii. 82. Substances, various, used in making bread, iii. 107. Suckers, what trees propagated by, ii. 325. Suckling children, i. 133. Sudarium, ii. 90. Sugar, Indian, iii. 409. called honey by Theophrastus, ii. 299. Summer apartments, ii. 86. Sumpter animals, iii. 252. Sumptuary laws, ii. 38. Sun invoked by children, i. 149. Sunian, servile wars, ii. 20. Sunset, description of, ii. 2, _n._ 1656. Superstition of shepherds, ii. 409. Superstitions, i. 362, 368. Supply of corn, iii. 294. Surgery, interior of, in ancient times, iii. 202. Swaddling-bands, i. 116. Swarming, time of, ii. 296. Swearing, ladies addicted to, at Sparta, i. 390. Sweet Ancon of Sardis, i. 74. wine, making of, ii. 2, _n._ 1590. mint, ii. 330. Sweetmeats exported from Attica, iii. 329, _n._ 1779. from Lydia, iii. 393. of what composed, iii. 111. Swimming taught, i. 190. Swine, care of, ii. 285. Sword cutlers, price of, iii. 24. importance of, iii. 158. Sycamore, or Egyptian fig-tree, ii. 2, _n._ 1390. Syloson, scarlet cloak of, iii. 230. Synnada, marble of, iii. 348. Synodon, a fish, ii. 180. Syntrophoi, i. 269. Syracuse, vast ship constructed at, iii. 306. Syracusan serfs, iii. 66. Syria, productions of, iii. 390. Syrian costus, iii. 392. slaves, footstools, iii. 35. gardeners, ii. 318. Syrians, their mode of sepulture, iii. 433.

T.

Tabaitas, wooden bowls, ii. 299. Table dogs, i. 209. Table of the sun, iii. 91, _n._ 372. Tables, ii. 99. Tablets for painting, &c., iii. 185. Tænaros, marble of, iii. 334, _n._ 1851. Tæniotic wine, ii. 167. Talc, for windows, ii. 82. Talent of gold, iii. 251. Talismans of rustics, ii. 326. Tamarisk wood, cups of, iii. 387. Tanagra, honours there paid to beauty, i. 298. Tanning, iii. 221. Tantheuristos Hormos, ii. 63. Tapestry of Miletos, ii. 108. Tar, from Zacynthos, iii. 363. from Thrace, iii. 341. Tarentum, fabrics of, iii. 214, 373. Tasters at repasts, ii. 2, _n._ 750. Taurominian marble, iii. 308. Tavern-keepers, iii. 113. Teak, iii. 402, _n._ 2593. Tecmessa, i. 331. Telescope, iii. 152. Temessa, bronze of, iii. 373. Tempe, valley of, i. 55. Temples, dead buried in the precincts of, iii. 426. Tepidarium, ii. 90. Terebinth-wood, from Syria, iii. 394. Terms of schoolmasters, i. 179. Tethæan oysters, iii. 342. Tetracomos, a dance, ii. 257. Tetras, export of, iii. 375. Tettix in olive ground, ii. 315. Thalamos, ii. 85, 87. Thales, and the oil-presses, iii. 286. Thamyris, the Thracian, traverses Hellas, i. 7. Thapsia, iii. 357. gathering of, iii. 204. Thargelos, a cake, ii. 400. Thasian wine, iii. 117. Thasos, wines of, ii. 166. productions of, iii. 356. marbles of, iii. 367. Thatch, ii. 96. Theatre of Sparta, i. 100. origin of its form, ii. 251. of Bacchos, description of, ii. 222, sqq. Theatres, remains of ancient, ii. 2, _n._ 866. frequented by women, i. 408, 411, 415. Thebaid, wines of, ii. 168. Thebans, discouraged infanticide, i. 119, 125. Theilopedon, for making raisins, ii. 355. Theocrines, his reputation, ii. 242. Theodoros, the actor, his caprices, ii. 241. Theodosia, importation of corn from, iii. 293. Theogamia, ii. 10. Theologeion, a gallery on the stage, ii. 230. Theomelida, a place at Sparta, i. 100. Thericlean cups, ii. 117. Thermaustris, a dance, ii. 254. Theseion, a refuge for slaves, iii. 22. Thesmothetæ, iii. 281. Thesprotians, Pelasgi, i. 8. Thessalian serfs, iii. 62. Thessalians, patronised the sophists, i. 249. Thessaly, movements of the Pelasgi therein, i. 9. description of, i. 54. exports of, iii. 339. Thessaly, called Hellas, i. 1. the plain of a lake, i. 5. Thetes, iii. 10, 87, _n._ 354. their condition, iii. 40, _n._ 168. Thiasi, religious associations, iii. 78. Thiasotæ, members of Thiasi, or Eranæ, iii. 76, 78. Tholos, or fstore-room, ii. 98. Thracian falconry, i. 229. slaves, iii. 7, _n._ 26. bread, iii. 108. language identical with that of Greece, i. 7. Thracians, their mode of sepulture, iii. 433. inhabited both sides of the Bosporos, i. 5. entirely of Pelasgian origin, i. 6. Thrasyas, of Mantinea, iii. 210. Thrasymachos, his character as a sophist, i. 257. Thrasymedes, story of, i. 417. Threshing, ii. 393. machine, ii. 393. floor, ii. 393, 394. Thrion, how made, ii. 154. Thrones of the Persian kings, ii. 101. of the Gods, ii. 101. Thrush feeding, ii. 279. eaten, ii. 150. Thucydides, his defects, i. 341. his daughter, i. 405. his philosophy, i. 340. the gloominess of his pictures, i. 342. character of his genius, i. 339. Thuia, a tree, iii. 184. Thunder, by what signs foretold, ii. 377. Thunny fishery, iii. 237. how taken on the coast of Chili, iii. 241. migrations of, iii. 239. season for, iii. 240. fed on acorns in Spain, iii. 379. Thurii, exports of, iii. 373. Thyites, from Egypt, iii. 389. Thyme, loved by the bee, ii. 292. Attic, iii. 328. its flavour communicated to wine, iii. 118. Thymele, a part of the theatre, ii. 225. Thyrocopicon, a dance, ii. 255. Tiasa, a brook, i. 93. Tight rope, i. 203. Tiles, ii. 96, iii. 177. Timagoras, of Athens, ii. 107. Timber for house-building, iii. 178. Tin, known to the Greeks, iii. 154. Tiryns, walls of, i. 18. Tirynthians, the, ii. 80. Tissues, variegated, iii. 214. Tithenidia, feast of nurses at Sparta, i. 142. Tmolos, touchstone from, iii. 348. Toilette, processes of, ii. 65. of Grecian ladies, ii. 50. Tokens, left with exposed infants, i. 122. Tomb spoilers, iii. 430. Tombs of the Phrygians, i. 14. luxury of, reproved by Solon, iii. 428. Tonnage, iii. 304. Toothpicks, iii. 138. Tortoiseshell, bedsteads ornamented with, ii. 102. Touchstone, from the river Tmolos, iii. 348. Tower of the winds, iii. 320. Town-houses, ii. 80. Toys of children, i. 145. Trade, freedom of, iii. 283, 286. Trades, what disreputable, iii. 99. no man allowed to be of two, iii. 99. Trading vessels, iii. 304. Tragedy, origin of, ii. 223. Tragic poets, their temper and character, i. 328. Tragoriganon, from Crete, iii. 364. Transmigration, doctrine of, i. 356. Traps for the bear, i. 224. Travelling on foot, iii. 34. Treasury of Athens, i. 18. Trees, importance of, in Greece, ii. 370. what injurious to, ii. 339. names of lovers inscribed on, i. 418. of precious metals, iii. 143, seq. Trespass forbidden even during the chase, i. 216. Tribon, a variety of the himation, ii. 70. Trichiasis, a disorder of nurses, i. 133. Trinasos, the harbour of Gythium, iii. 268. Triopia, earrings, ii. 62. Tritopatores, i. 113. Trœzen, carbuncles of, iii. 333. Trœzenian slaves, iii. 64. Troglodytæ, their mode of sepulture, iii. 436. myrrh in the country of, iii. 384. Troisa, a game, i. 162. Trophimoi, i. 269. Truffle, how discovered, ii. 334. seed, whence imported, ii. 334. eaten by the ancients, ii. 333. Thracian, iii. 342. from Cyrenaica, iii. 384. Trumpet, invented by the Tyrrhenians, iii. 188. Trygodiphesis, i. 157. Trypanon, ii. 123. Tumblers, ii. 185. Tumuli in Tartary, i. 14. Tunics, sleeveless, ii. 72. Turkomân falconry, i. 229. Turners, iii. 187. Turnips, ii. 329. Theban, iii. 338. Tutty, from Cypros, iii. 360. Twelve Gods, their statues in the agora, iii. 120. Tylos, productions of, iii. 402. Tyrants, denied the rites of sepulture, iii. 423. Tyre, its imports, iii. 390. purple of, iii. 224, 229. Tyrrhenians, infanticide unknown among them, i. 119, seq. expelled from Cyzicos by the Milesians, i. 1, _n._ 11. inventors of the trumpet, iii. 188.

U.

Umbracula, constructed near the threshing-floor, ii. 395. Umbrellas, iii. 187. Umbria, method of reaping in, ii. 393. Unguent of marjoram, iii. 345. preparation of, iii. 133.

V.

Valerian, Attic, iii. 328.
Valley of the Eurotas, i. 1, _n._ 185.
Vane, on ships, iii. 305.
Vanity, ludicrous example of, ii. 99.
Vases, curious, iii. 154, _n._ 868.
Vegetable garden, iii. 326.
Vegetables, in the interstices of vineyards, ii. 348.
variety of, ii. 331.
between orchard-trees, ii. 325.
ii. 155, 158.
sold in the agora, iii. 121.
Veil, ii. 56.
Velarium of the theatre, ii. 2, _n._ 875.
Veneration for the Divinity, i. 29.
Venus’s ears from Egypt, iii. 388.
Vercelli, gold mines of, iii. 374.
Vermilion, from Spain, iii. 379.
Vices of the Greek character, i. 33.
Vine, grafting of, ii. 321.
how propagated, ii. 340.
origin of, ii. 335.
grafted, on cherry-tree, &c. ii. 342.
in gardens, ii. 312.
varieties of, ii. 344.
planting of, ii. 340.
in what countries it flourished, ii. 336.
importance of in France, ii. 2, _n._ 1487.
props for, ii. 345.
-bird pie, iii. 111.
what soil preferred for its cultivation, ii. 336.
its prodigious productiveness, ii. 355.
occasionally of a vast size, ii. 348.
affected by the winds, ii. 338.
of Egypt, ii. 337.
cultivated without props, ii. 349.
Vineyards, how formed, ii. 339.
their situation in Greece, ii. 337.
selection of, ii. 338.
boys set to keep watch over, ii. 400.
Vintage, season of, ii. 351.
sports of, ii. 353.
description of, ii. 352.
Vintners, iii. 113.
Violets, varieties of, ii. 309.
country of, ii. 2, _n._ 1294.
Vipers, iii. 209.
Virgins, their secluded life, i. 410.
raced naked at Sparta, i. 386.

W.

Wages of mariners, iii. 317.
Waggons, construction of, ii. 381.
Wainscoting, ii. 80.
Wake-robin, when sown, ii. 332, iii. 392.
Walking-sticks, iii. 187.
Laconian, iii. 336.
Walls of orchards, ii. 314.
War, passion of the Greeks for, i. 33.
galleys, iii. 302.
the chief of sciences, i. 112.
Warm baths, ii. 88.
Washing hands, ii. 173.
Water, how purified, ii. 373.
how discovered, ii. 367.
why poisonous, iii. 339, _n._ 1917.
indications of, ii. 369.
drinking of, ii. 134.
superior for the quenching of steel, iii. 155.
-caltron, bread of, iii. 108.
coolers for, iii. 114.
how cooled, ii. 2, _n._ 1651.
-melons, ii. 326.
-mills, iii. 105, _n._ 427.
Water mingled with wine, iii. 113.
Watery milk, ii. 269.
Wax, from Sardinia, iii. 376.
Weaning children, i. 143. calves, ii. 286.
Weasel, about farms, ii. 2, _n._ 1765.
Weather, observations concerning, ii. 373.
Weaving, iii. 214.
origin of the art, iii. 215.
Weaving and dyeing in Laconia, iii. 337.
Weeding, ii. 388.
Weights, iii. 129.
Wells in Attica, ii. 371.
Whale-fishery at Cythera, iii. 269.
Whales, iii. 234.
Wheat, from Spain, iii. 379.
of Elatea, iii. 339.
from Sicily, iii. 374.
Bœotian, iii. 338.
Wheelwrights, iii. 181.
Whip, of great service at Sparta, i. 385.
used in scourging slaves, iii. 20, _n._ 79.
from Elis, iii. 33.
White bees, ii. 297.
Wicker lanterns, ii. 121.
Wife of Panteus, story of, i. 397.
on what terms she lived with her husband, ii. 31.
possessed the control of the house, i. 407.
Wigs, iii. 140.
Wild boars, from Argos, iii. 33.
chase of, i. 221.
ducks, how caught, ii. 277.
thyme, planted in gardens, ii. 2, _n._ 1298.
spikenard, iii. 344.
Wind, signs of, ii. 380.
their effect on vines, ii. 338.
names of, 319. violent, iii. 323.
Wine, adulterated, iii. 115.
Peloponnesian, iii. 331.
early use of, ii. 135.
varieties of, ii. 169.
how drunk, ii. 190.
watered, iii. 113.
drunk clandestinely by boys, i. 167.
drunk by women, ii. 36.
miraculous production of, ii. 336.
-press, ii. 352.
with what plants flavoured, ii. 118.
invention of, ii. 165.
its qualities, iii. 119.
price of, iii. 115.
sold in the agora, iii. 121.
of Asia Minor, iii. 354.
of the islands, iii. 355.
of Italy, iii. 370.
Winnowing, ii. 392.
Winter apartments, ii. 88.
Wits’ club, ii. 189.
Wives, borrowing of, at Sparta, i. 394.
how chosen, at Sparta, i. 392.
Women, their thrifty habits, i. 379.
of Sparta, not courageous, i. 395.
worked handmills, iii. 105.
wives of the state in Sparta, i. 383.
their position among the Ionians, i. 401.
business habits of, i. 1, _n._ 1156.
frequented the theatre, i. 408, 411, 415.
not present at entertainments, ii. 174.
their authority, ii. 35.
their sway, i. 407.
liberty enjoyed by them in Homeric times, i. 372, 373.
performed religious rites, i. 403.
fought on horseback among the Sauromatæ, i. 1, _n._ 143.
fetched water, in Heroic times, i. 380, 382.
in the Heroic ages, i. 369.
drank wine, ii. 136.
made bread, i. 380.
what festivals they attended, i. 404.
their position in society, i. 32.
worked before the introduction of slaves, iii. 4.
idea of their beauty, i. 371.
respect paid to them, i. 33.
freedom among the shepherds, ii. 412.
of Doric states, i. 382.
present at the theatre, ii. 2, _n._ 972.
said to have danced on the stage, ii. 2, _n._ 968.
their dress, ii. 53.
their form, i. 369.
vain and luxurious, ii. 39.
Wood sold in the agora, iii. 123.
of Attica, i. 62.
Wooden tables, ii. 100. bowls, ii. 115.
Wool, Megarian, iii. 331.
Italian, iii. 374.
dyeing of, iii. 331.
Work-baskets, i. 379.
World, education of the, i. 289.
Wormwood, wine flavoured with, iii. 119, 342.
Wreaths, use of, ii. 304.
Wreckers, iii. 323.
Wrestling, i. 201.
Writing, art of, possessed by women, i. 406, 407.
early understood by the Greeks, iii. 248.
how taught, i. 180.
little stress laid on at Sparta, i. 280.
Written characters on fruit, ii. 324.

X.

Xaintonges, wormwood from, iii. 377. Xanion, an ornament, ii. 61. Xenophon, his character as a writer, i. 342. his historical character, i. 344. his minor writings, i. 344. Ξένος, signification of, i. 1, _n._ 145. Xysta, i. 197. Xystoi, i. 197. Xystos, i. 196, 197.

Y.

Yew trees, of Italy, iii. 372. Yokes of maple-wood, ii. 381. Young men, their ambition, i. 243. Youth entrusted to the care of slaves, iii. 47. their desire of knowledge, i. 234.

Z.

Zacynthos, tar of, iii. 363. Zea, a basin of the Peiræeus, i. 74. Zephyr, iii. 321. Zephyros, iii. 320. Zetreion, or slaves’ prison, iii. 13, _n._ 59. Zeus, the companion of the wanderer, i. 1, _n._ 145. statue of, i. 89. a Pelasgian god, i. 17. tomb of, iii. 427. his priest chosen for his beauty, i. 297, 298. of Pheidias, i. 305. Zoilos, coats of mail manufactured by him, iii. 162. Zoma, ii. 58. Zygian maple, iii. 183.

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Transcriber’s Note

The printer employed the cursive forms of beta (ϐ) and theta (ϑ), sometimes in the same passage with the standard β and θ. These have been replaced with the standard forms.

Some place names appear with slight spelling variations. In the interest of text searches, these have been modified to the most frequently used version. Compound words sometimes appear with or without a hyphen, e.g., ‘corn-chandler’ / ‘cornchandler’. Where hyphenation occurs on a line break, the hyphen is retained only if there is a clear preference elsewhere.

Punctation errors and inconsistencies in the footnote and index apparatus have been corrected with no further mention here.

Index entries refer to topics in all three volumes of this text. Notes were numbered sequentially from ‘1’ on each page. In this medium, the footnotes have been re-sequenced for uniqueness, and any references to footnotes in the index employ those new numbers.

Index entries in Greek sometimes do not include diacritical marks. These have been changed to match the referenced text, to facilitate text searches.

Comments

80.5.7 The third footnote on p. 80 (note 317) contains a
Greek quotation from Theophrastus’ Characters c. 1.:
“πρὸς τοὺς δανειζομένους καὶ ἐρανίζοντας, ὡς οὐ
=πωλείφήσεν=.” The passage as it appears in the
Perseus collection ends with “ὡς οὐ =πωλεῖ, καὶ= μὴ
πωλῶν.”

124.n8.9 The opening quotation mark was printed several lines
down at ‘“élémens de la classe...’.

474.61 In the original entry regarding the lack of stress on
writing in Sparta, there was no volume reference, and
the page reference was to p. 180. It was found at iii.
280.

446.16 The entry ‘cattle stalls’ refers to the first note on
p. 291 of Vol ii. The note was found on p. 271.

466.42 The entry for ‘Rhododendron’ includes a reference to
‘note 4’, without a volume or page reference. The only
other reference in these volumes is at iii. 344 _n._ 1
(note 1982 here).

466.13 The note referring to ‘Relics preserved in temples’ at
i. 34 _n._ 2 is found at p. 84 of Vol. i., now note
263.

Other errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original. Corrections within notes are denote with ‘n’ and the original note number.

32.n1.2 ὦ[᾿´]νδρες, ἀπολελῦσθαί Removed. 32.n5.10 ε[υ/ὐ]νοῦχός Replaced. 32.n5.14 σ[ό/ο]φισταί Replaced. 32.n5.20 Ἀλλ’ [ὦ ’/ὠ]γαθέ, ἔφην Replaced. 34.32 which, more[o]ver was prohibited Inserted. 34.n5.1 παρα τοις Αθηναίο[ι]ς Inserted. 42.8 the express[s]ion of the historian Removed. 45.36 those amon[g]st them Inserted. 56.18 at the same time, [“]a portion of land Removed. 76.n5.12 [ὀι[/οἰ]νηστήρια Replaced. 76.n5.16 et publico annulo signatos fuisse.[”] Added. 89.n5.8 Απολλαδωρος Απολλ=ό=δωρος? 102.n2.10 τῆς εἰς τὰ[ί] καλὰ ῥαθυμὶας Removed. 103.n3.25 Tota abit hora.[”] Added. 111.n3.1 [α/ἀ]μπελιῶνας Replaced. 118.n1 observes Pallas, [“]is partly converted Added. 124.n8.30 un salaire raison[n]able Inserted. 137.n22.5 χρῆσις δὲ α[ῦ/ὐ]των ἐστιν Replaced. 151.20 most elabo[bo]rately wrought. Removed. 184.8 abounding in Cyren[e/è] Replaced. 194.n5.4 Æropos, king[ /of] Macedon Restored. 198.n2.3 Barthelémy, Ana[r]charsis Removed. 200.n6.12 libros impositos fuisse[./,] Replaced. 203.1 knowle[d]ge Inserted. 250.22 [ἐ/ἑ]κατόμβοι Replaced. 250.28 [ἐ/ἑ]κατόμβοι Replaced. 274.2 used as a dent[r]ifice Removed. 315.32 i[ ’/’ ]th[ ’/’ ]eyes Spaces adjusted. 340.n18.1 Diod[ro/or]. Sicul. xvi. 8 Transposed. 347.n2.1 Τὰ μὲν ο[ὗ/ὖ]ν Κόμανα Replaced. 347.n2.10 ἐπιτελοῦντες τ[ῆ/ῇ] θεῷ. Replaced.] 373.n7.1 [Ε/Ἐ]νθα ἄριστος γίνεται Replaced. 399.28 a species[,] of frankincense tree Removed. 416.n6.1 τῶν θυρῶν καὶ ἐκ[ο/ό]πτοντο Replaced. 427.33 [“]No breath of air Added. 434.32 by strangling them[.] Added. 436.9 on which was this in[s]cription Inserted. 444.44 Bards, sacred in Gree[e/c]e Replaced. 454.18 free[e]dom of slaves Removed. 462.3 Ostrich-eggs, i[ii]. 791 Added. 464.5 Pellenian cloaks, iii. 33[8/3]. Replaced. 466.44 Protagor[o/a]s professed himself Replaced. 466.45 Πρ[ο/ό]ξενοι Diacritic added.