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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Chrysalis as symbol of resurgence
Ancient Religion, m. 141, 142

Chryselephantine figures of Minoan Goddess
and God, see under Figurines

Chrysocolla, see Malachite

Chrysolakkos, see Mallia

Chukar-Caccabis, resemblance to partridge on
frieze from Knossos, II. no n. 2

Chukur Kend, stone figurines from, I. 50

Chumnos, Georgios, account of Tree of Para-
dise by, 11. 483 n. 2, ill. 148

Church, Prof. A. H., analysis of faience by, 1.489

-----------tin from Abydos by, 11. 179 n. 1

Churchill, Capt. E. G. Spencer, Minoan
bronze bull in collection of, 11. 650, 651,
hi. 220

Cichorium spinosum, perhaps represented on
frieze of Pavilion of Caravanserai, 11. 113

-------used as stopper for water-pots, 11. 113 n. 1

Cilicia, connexions of with Minoan Crete, I. 15,
II. 167, 169 n. 2, 656, IV. 408, 713, 763,

935 n- 2

-------with Cyprus, 11. 656, iv. 763

-------with Keftiu on Egyptian monuments,

11. 656

— Minoan plantations in, iv. 422, 497, 534, 763

— saffron culture in, iv. 720

— silver exported to Crete from, 11. 169
Circle motive, in L.M. la ceramic ornament,

iv. 264

-------in Mycenaean ceramic ornament, iv. 265

Circles, linked, on L.M. la jug from Knossos,

iv. 264
-------on rhyton from Shaft Grave at Mycenae,

iv. 265
Circus, see Bull-sports
Cist-ossuaries, see Burials, Minoan
Cists, analogy of with cells attached to Neolithic

buildings, 11. 18

— in Maltese Megalithic monuments, 11. 181

— M.M. Ill use of, 1. 236, 316, 442

— at Tiryns, 11. 202 n. 3

— and see under Knossos
Cistus, see Rock-rose
Cithara, Minoan, 11. 834

-------influence of Egyptian type on, 11. 835

-------in ritual scene on Hagia Triada sarco-
phagus, 11. 834

-------original number of strings of, 11. 834

-------used at Delphi, 11. 834

silver

Cithara, Minoan (cont.)

-------as hieroglyphic sign, 11. 834

City of Minoan type represented on
rhyton from Mycenae, in. 89, 92

— and see Town Mosaic
City of Refuge, see Juktas

Clarke, Capt. T. H. M., on Minoan latrines,

I. 228 n. 2

Claudius, bull-sports introduced in Rome by,

hi. 229
Clavus, Minoan parallel to, iv. 398
Clay, blue-black, found in Crete, 11. 328
-------used in Minoan roof and terrace pave-
ments {tarazza), 11. 98, 107, 145, 327, 328,
699, 700, 712, 716

— core of Horns of Consecration from Domes-

tic Quarter at Knossos, 11. 160 n. 3

-------of movable tripod hearths from Knossos

and Mycenae, iv. 179

— cylinders of Late Mycenaean well at Melos,

in. 257
-------of well at Ur, m. 259

— envelope from Cappadocia, iv. 23

— floors of Neolithic houses at Knossos, 11.

— foundations of Minoan roads, 11. 154

— nodules from room at Knossos, 11. 767
-------from Hagia Triada, 11. 484 n. 1

— ritual table in pavement of sacellum

Phaestos, 11. 195, in. 392

— yellow, perhaps used by Egyptian wall

painters, n. 449

— and see Pottery, Sealings, Stucco, Tablets,

Tarazza, Terra-cotta
Clerestory, above S. Propylaeum at Knossos,

II. 688; above Lustral Basin of R. of
Throne, iv. 922, 924, Fig. 897

Climate, Cretan, n. 2, in. 138

Club, naked barbarians armed with, on silver

rhyton, Mycenae, iv. 97, 98; Carian use

of, in. 99, 100

-------on Phaestos disk, m. 99, 100

-------on coins of Kos and Selge, III. 100 n. 1

-------in cult of Goddess at Comana, I. 656

-------as attribute of Herakles, in. 100 n. 1

Clytemnestra, see Klytemnestra

Cobalt, see Kyanos

Cobble-paving, in Caravanserai at Knossos,

11. 105
Cockchafers, on M.M. II goblet from Knossos,

1. 240, and see Beetle (land)

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