Evans, Arthur J.: The Palace of Minos: a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustred by the discoveries at Knossos (Index) (London, 1936)

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Frescoes, Localities of (cont.)
Elsewhere in Crete:

— from Hagia Triada, I. 604, 605, 11. 732,
733. 836

— and see Hagia Triada, sarcophagus from

— from Niru Khani, 11. 284

— from Phaestos, in. 185

— from Tylissos, in. 35, 36, 88
Mainland and Cyclades, 1. 2411.1, 444,

445. "• 377. 4°9. 452 n- *• 599- 6o2> 73°.
750, in. 36, 60, 84, 136, 207, 208, iv. 20,

227.348.441.442> 799.829.830,875,876

-------from Orchomenos, ill. 208 n. 2, IV.

228

-------from Phylakopi, Melos, (flying-fish)

1. 542-4 (cf. 536), in. 128, 378,
(swallows) 11. 307 n. 1, 766, in. 40, 44,
(lily frieze) ill. 130-33

-------Thebes, Room of Kadmeion, n. 730,

748, 749 (Processional lady)

-------from Thera, n. 473

-------from Tiryns, n. 592 n. 4, (half

rosette) 730, (processional ladies) 750
n. 3, (rhyton &c.) 769, (stag-hunt) III.
123, 196, (bull-grappling) 208, (shield
fresco) 304-6, (papyrus frieze) 371, 372,
IV. 44,574,580,786, 825, 829, 874-6,933
Friezes, position and width of, 11. 460

— alabaster, from Tiryns, Queen's Megaron,

iv. 227, 228
-----------Men's Hall, iv. 897

— border mouldings of, n. 596
—■ frescoed, see under Frescoes

— ivory, from Menidi, I. 343

— — from Mycenae, n. 591 n. 3

— limestone, from Knossos, 11. 162, 163, 590,

iv. 223, 225
-------from Mycenae, 11. 695

— of Assur-nazir-pal at Nineveh, iv. 432

— in relief, connexion of with portals, 11. 592

— and see Rosette and triglyph friezes

Frit, glazed, segmented beads of from Ashur,

11. 179 n. 11
Fruit, faience, from Temple Repository

Knossos, 1. 498, 499

— offerings of, to Minoan Goddess, iv. 394

-------on Hagia Triada sarcophagus, iv. 42

Fruit-stand pots, 1. 58

Furtwangler, Prof., in. 185 n. 1, iv. 41 n.

144 n. 6, 431

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i.

Fyfe, Prof. Theodore, plans, sections, and eleva-
tions by, 1. 229, 324, 326, 373, 406-10,
11. 158 n. 3, 710, 814, in. 241, IV. 906-8

-------on triglyph and half-rosette band, n. 605,

606

Fylfot in Minoan ornament, 1. 358, 11. 197

Gadd, Mr. C. J., on flower-cone mosaics from

Kirkuk, iv. 125
Gaia, comparison of with Mother Goddess,

in. 467
Galena, argentiferous, workings of in Troad,

11. 169 n. 2
Galley, see Ship
Gallipot, late predynastic alabaster, from

Knossos, iv. 123
Galopetra, see Milk-stones
Gambara, bronze halbert from, 11. 172
Games, bone fish and bracelets perhaps used in,

11. 409

— bowl, Egyptian, m. 393, 394

— funeral, possibly held in Inner Court of

Temple Tomb at Knossos, iv. 1000, 1001

— interest of Minoan Goddess in, iv. 24

— pavement, in Crete, in. 390, 392, 394, 395,

396, 446

-------at Rome, in. 395

Gaming-boards, see Draught-boards
Gardens, on frescoes from Amnisos, iv. 1002

— Minoan flower, in. 278, iv. 1002

Garden sign, in Linear Script B, coupled with

saffron sign, iv. 720
Gardner, Prof. E. A., on ivory figure of Snake

Goddess in Boston Museum, in. 442 n. 1

— Prof. Percy, on relation between shaft

graves and tholoi at Mycenae, IV. 240
Garstang, Prof. J., on objects from Abydos, I.

268, 11. 210, 222 n. 1
Gate, city, on silver rhyton from Mycenae, in.

92

— bronze, formerly existing in High Priest's

House at Knossos, iv. 207

— Lions', at Mycenae, see under Mycenae

— hieroglyph, M.M. II, I. 278

— sign, Linear Script B, iv. 685, 702

-------Linear Script B, as terminal of name

groups, iv. 702, 715