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INDEX
383
Nicholas, 1S3, 190, 280.
Nicolas, Prince, 7S.
Night schools, 250.
Nightingales, 256, 323.
Nike, temple of, 97, 104, 105.
Nimbns, origin of, 211.
Noach, Dr., 356.
" Noctes Atticte," 223.
Novum Ilium, 365.
Numismatics, 246.
Nymphs, cave of the, 68, 69.
Observatory Hill, Athens, 104.
Odeion of Herodes Atticus, 104, 127,
154, 164.
Odysseus, 32-37, 56-69, 136, 261,
278, 349, 355. 357-
" Odysseus' Castle," 62.
Odyssey, 25, 32-3S, 57-70, 135, 195,
262, 279, 322, 349.
" CEconomicus," 199, 200.
CEdipus, 139; at Colonus, 146.
Officers of Greek Church, 21S, 219.
Oil dealers, 168.
Old Greece and the New, The, 3;
Testament rites, 221.
Olga, Queen of Greece, 7S, 79.
Olympia, 7,26S, 2S2, 2S7-297; museum
at, 291; shell conglomerate, no;
temples at, 100, 102, 270, 351,
360.
Olympic games, 2S8, 290, 292, 297.
Olympus, 9, 10, 319, 321, 322, 325,
34°-
"On the Track of Odysseus," 37.
Opera in Athens, 22S.
Opisthodomos, 206.
" Opisthodomos at Acropolis," 114.
Oracle of Oropus, 256.
Orchestra, 141, 143, 152, 263.
Orientation of Byzantine church, 206
of temples, 101, 206, 259.
Origen's reply to Celsus, 204, 205.
Origin of Christianity, humble, 201.
Oropus, 255, 256.
Orphans, care of, 250.
Orpheus, Christ as, 211.
0ssa, 3>9, 321. 322-
Otus, 322.
P^eonius, Victory of, 293.
Pagan marriage customs, 1S2; service,
iSS.
Paganism, 272; and Christianity, 201,
202; assimilation of, 202; decay of,
201; deities of, 103; in Greek lan-
guage, 204; martyrs of, 127; splen-
dor of, 201; triumph of, 203.
Paintings, Propylaja, no.
Palace of Priam, 357.
Palaeokxdpi, 68.
Palajstra, 2S8, 292.
Palmer, George Herbert, 6, 36, 61.
Pan, grotto of, 124, 300, 307.
Panaghi'a Blastike, 209.
Panagiotes, 30S, 311-313.
Panathenaic procession, 96, 177.
Pandion, 126.
Pantheon, Church of All Saints, 210.
"Papa Narkissos," 219.
Papal infallibility, 217.
Paradoi, 151.
Paraskevas, 29S, 307.
Paris, influence of, on Athens, 1S1.
Parish priest, income of, 219; occupa-
tions of, 219.
Parliament debates, 230.
Parnassus, 271, 297, 298, 300, 313;
Club, 228, 249; inn, 65.
Parnes, 104, 253.
Paros, 345, 349.
Parren, Mme. Callirhoe, x., 196, 250;
Monsieur, x.
Parrot, Greek, 225.
Parthenon, 6, 10, 20, 25, 55, S9-124,
'39, '55, '56,263, 332, 352, 355;
Acropolis before time of, 93, 94;
ancient statue in, 123; approach to,
106; as Byzantine church, 95, 97,
100; as powder magazine, 95 ; best
time to see, 104 ; bombardment of,
92; Byzantine worship in, 102;
called St. Sophia, 210 ; changes in,
102; completion of, 95, 108, 117,
118; crown of Acropolis, 112; cur-
vature ot, 92 ; details of, 102 ; drums
of, 116, 117; earthquakes, 98; first
impression of, 90 ; foundations of,
9S ; frieze, 95, 124; models of, 8gJ
moonlight, 104; Pentelic marble,
383
Nicholas, 1S3, 190, 280.
Nicolas, Prince, 7S.
Night schools, 250.
Nightingales, 256, 323.
Nike, temple of, 97, 104, 105.
Nimbns, origin of, 211.
Noach, Dr., 356.
" Noctes Atticte," 223.
Novum Ilium, 365.
Numismatics, 246.
Nymphs, cave of the, 68, 69.
Observatory Hill, Athens, 104.
Odeion of Herodes Atticus, 104, 127,
154, 164.
Odysseus, 32-37, 56-69, 136, 261,
278, 349, 355. 357-
" Odysseus' Castle," 62.
Odyssey, 25, 32-3S, 57-70, 135, 195,
262, 279, 322, 349.
" CEconomicus," 199, 200.
CEdipus, 139; at Colonus, 146.
Officers of Greek Church, 21S, 219.
Oil dealers, 168.
Old Greece and the New, The, 3;
Testament rites, 221.
Olga, Queen of Greece, 7S, 79.
Olympia, 7,26S, 2S2, 2S7-297; museum
at, 291; shell conglomerate, no;
temples at, 100, 102, 270, 351,
360.
Olympic games, 2S8, 290, 292, 297.
Olympus, 9, 10, 319, 321, 322, 325,
34°-
"On the Track of Odysseus," 37.
Opera in Athens, 22S.
Opisthodomos, 206.
" Opisthodomos at Acropolis," 114.
Oracle of Oropus, 256.
Orchestra, 141, 143, 152, 263.
Orientation of Byzantine church, 206
of temples, 101, 206, 259.
Origen's reply to Celsus, 204, 205.
Origin of Christianity, humble, 201.
Oropus, 255, 256.
Orphans, care of, 250.
Orpheus, Christ as, 211.
0ssa, 3>9, 321. 322-
Otus, 322.
P^eonius, Victory of, 293.
Pagan marriage customs, 1S2; service,
iSS.
Paganism, 272; and Christianity, 201,
202; assimilation of, 202; decay of,
201; deities of, 103; in Greek lan-
guage, 204; martyrs of, 127; splen-
dor of, 201; triumph of, 203.
Paintings, Propylaja, no.
Palace of Priam, 357.
Palaeokxdpi, 68.
Palajstra, 2S8, 292.
Palmer, George Herbert, 6, 36, 61.
Pan, grotto of, 124, 300, 307.
Panaghi'a Blastike, 209.
Panagiotes, 30S, 311-313.
Panathenaic procession, 96, 177.
Pandion, 126.
Pantheon, Church of All Saints, 210.
"Papa Narkissos," 219.
Papal infallibility, 217.
Paradoi, 151.
Paraskevas, 29S, 307.
Paris, influence of, on Athens, 1S1.
Parish priest, income of, 219; occupa-
tions of, 219.
Parliament debates, 230.
Parnassus, 271, 297, 298, 300, 313;
Club, 228, 249; inn, 65.
Parnes, 104, 253.
Paros, 345, 349.
Parren, Mme. Callirhoe, x., 196, 250;
Monsieur, x.
Parrot, Greek, 225.
Parthenon, 6, 10, 20, 25, 55, S9-124,
'39, '55, '56,263, 332, 352, 355;
Acropolis before time of, 93, 94;
ancient statue in, 123; approach to,
106; as Byzantine church, 95, 97,
100; as powder magazine, 95 ; best
time to see, 104 ; bombardment of,
92; Byzantine worship in, 102;
called St. Sophia, 210 ; changes in,
102; completion of, 95, 108, 117,
118; crown of Acropolis, 112; cur-
vature ot, 92 ; details of, 102 ; drums
of, 116, 117; earthquakes, 98; first
impression of, 90 ; foundations of,
9S ; frieze, 95, 124; models of, 8gJ
moonlight, 104; Pentelic marble,