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INDEX
Ambrysus, 309.
American Archaeological School, 114
226, 227, 271, 279, 317; Legation
at Athens, 165.
(< American School, The," 235.
Amphiaraus, 255, 256.
Amphictyony, 297.
Amphorae, 133.
Amvelonia, 285.
Anagnos, Michael, ix.
Anastosios the priest, 50.
14 Ancient and Modern Greece," 7.
Andros, 254, 345.
Angel, lion, ox, and eagle, 211.
" Animal Symbolism in Ecclesiastical
Architecture," 214.
Anthology, 136, 137, 232, 233.
Antigone, 139, 146, 153.
Apollo, grotto of, 124, 34S; hymn to,
301-306, 313 ; neatherd, 319 ; shrine
to, 286, 346; statue of, 16S ; temple
of, 251,297, 301, 346.
Apologists, early Christian, 204,
Apollo's altar, 349.
Apostle Paul. See Saint.
Apostles, symbols of, 211.
Aqueduct of Samos, 351.
Arachnaeon, Mount, 274.
Arachova, 308.
Aratus, 205.
Arcadia, 80, 271,
Arcadian kings, seat of, 2S3 ; moun-
tains and plains, 284, 285.
Arch of Hadrian, 127, 227.
Archaeological Cavalry, 282-287.
Archaeological hospital, 352.
Archaeologists, discoveries of on
Acropolis, 119, 120.
Archaeology, development of, 7;
interest of, 8, 24; study of in
Greece, 6.
Archbishops of Greek Church, 164,
218, 219.
Archimandrite Constantius, 327.
Archimandrites, 186-188, 196,218.
Architect, inspection of, it6.
Architecture, Christian, 201 ; Greek,
101.
Architrave, curvature of, 100.
Arena, Roman, 150, 273.
Areopagus 10, 104, 127, 164, 201,
202, 205.
Ares, 202.
Arethusa, spring of, 67.
Argolis, 271, 279.
Argos, 7, 5$, 279-
Argos the faithful dog, 58.
Argostoli, 46, 48, 49, 54.
Aristides, apology to Hadrian, 204,
205 ; "the rhetorician," 233.
Aristophanes, 126, 145, 154, 169, 176.
Aristotle, 226, 227, 318, 335, 343.
Arsakeion in Athens, 234.
Art, later Greek, 120; pre-Persian 120.
Artemis, 94; Brauronia, 112; wor-
ship of, 121, 346.
Asia Minor, 356.
Asia Minor, theatres in, 143.
Asylum of St. Catherine, 250.
Atakos, 64.
Athene, 33, 34, 55, 60, 61, 69, 94, 97,
103, T35, 260; aegis of, 120, 121 ;
as Saint Sophia, 210 ; coin, 245, 246;
colossal statue of, 101; contest with
Poseidon, 114; Corinthian helmet,
123; Doric chiton, 123; early repre-
sentations of, 120-122; Ergane,
117 ; girdle of, 95 ; guarding a stele,
123 ; holy hill of, 105, 112 ; Homer's
conception of, 103; Hygieia, 230;
in new guise, 104 ; influence of, 103 ;
mourning, 122 ; Nike temple of, 97,
113; peplos for, 237; Polias, 117;
Promachos, 118, 127; statue by
Phidias, 103; statues given to, 94,
124, 261 ; temples to, 94, 124, 261,
352, 365, 366; types of, 118, 120.
Athenian Mount of Olives, 127;
newspapers, 77, 163, 170, 229;
Wall Street, 170, 171,
Athens, 6-10, 25, 58, 76, 89, 90, 118,
125, 126, 283, 345 ; Acropolis of,
107; Christian architecture, 201;
citadel of, 126; cleanliness of, 155;
dances at, 154; Easter in, 221,
ecclesiastical school, 218; grave
monuments, 135 ; growth of, 93;
homes in, 195-198 ; in Middle Ages,
155; marriage customs in, 183-
iSS; Metropolitan Church, 207;
INDEX
Ambrysus, 309.
American Archaeological School, 114
226, 227, 271, 279, 317; Legation
at Athens, 165.
(< American School, The," 235.
Amphiaraus, 255, 256.
Amphictyony, 297.
Amphorae, 133.
Amvelonia, 285.
Anagnos, Michael, ix.
Anastosios the priest, 50.
14 Ancient and Modern Greece," 7.
Andros, 254, 345.
Angel, lion, ox, and eagle, 211.
" Animal Symbolism in Ecclesiastical
Architecture," 214.
Anthology, 136, 137, 232, 233.
Antigone, 139, 146, 153.
Apollo, grotto of, 124, 34S; hymn to,
301-306, 313 ; neatherd, 319 ; shrine
to, 286, 346; statue of, 16S ; temple
of, 251,297, 301, 346.
Apologists, early Christian, 204,
Apollo's altar, 349.
Apostle Paul. See Saint.
Apostles, symbols of, 211.
Aqueduct of Samos, 351.
Arachnaeon, Mount, 274.
Arachova, 308.
Aratus, 205.
Arcadia, 80, 271,
Arcadian kings, seat of, 2S3 ; moun-
tains and plains, 284, 285.
Arch of Hadrian, 127, 227.
Archaeological Cavalry, 282-287.
Archaeological hospital, 352.
Archaeologists, discoveries of on
Acropolis, 119, 120.
Archaeology, development of, 7;
interest of, 8, 24; study of in
Greece, 6.
Archbishops of Greek Church, 164,
218, 219.
Archimandrite Constantius, 327.
Archimandrites, 186-188, 196,218.
Architect, inspection of, it6.
Architecture, Christian, 201 ; Greek,
101.
Architrave, curvature of, 100.
Arena, Roman, 150, 273.
Areopagus 10, 104, 127, 164, 201,
202, 205.
Ares, 202.
Arethusa, spring of, 67.
Argolis, 271, 279.
Argos, 7, 5$, 279-
Argos the faithful dog, 58.
Argostoli, 46, 48, 49, 54.
Aristides, apology to Hadrian, 204,
205 ; "the rhetorician," 233.
Aristophanes, 126, 145, 154, 169, 176.
Aristotle, 226, 227, 318, 335, 343.
Arsakeion in Athens, 234.
Art, later Greek, 120; pre-Persian 120.
Artemis, 94; Brauronia, 112; wor-
ship of, 121, 346.
Asia Minor, 356.
Asia Minor, theatres in, 143.
Asylum of St. Catherine, 250.
Atakos, 64.
Athene, 33, 34, 55, 60, 61, 69, 94, 97,
103, T35, 260; aegis of, 120, 121 ;
as Saint Sophia, 210 ; coin, 245, 246;
colossal statue of, 101; contest with
Poseidon, 114; Corinthian helmet,
123; Doric chiton, 123; early repre-
sentations of, 120-122; Ergane,
117 ; girdle of, 95 ; guarding a stele,
123 ; holy hill of, 105, 112 ; Homer's
conception of, 103; Hygieia, 230;
in new guise, 104 ; influence of, 103 ;
mourning, 122 ; Nike temple of, 97,
113; peplos for, 237; Polias, 117;
Promachos, 118, 127; statue by
Phidias, 103; statues given to, 94,
124, 261 ; temples to, 94, 124, 261,
352, 365, 366; types of, 118, 120.
Athenian Mount of Olives, 127;
newspapers, 77, 163, 170, 229;
Wall Street, 170, 171,
Athens, 6-10, 25, 58, 76, 89, 90, 118,
125, 126, 283, 345 ; Acropolis of,
107; Christian architecture, 201;
citadel of, 126; cleanliness of, 155;
dances at, 154; Easter in, 221,
ecclesiastical school, 218; grave
monuments, 135 ; growth of, 93;
homes in, 195-198 ; in Middle Ages,
155; marriage customs in, 183-
iSS; Metropolitan Church, 207;