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)

HELMETS [70] HOMER

Helmets, Minoan (cont.)

Hierakonpolis (cont.)

-------on seals and sealings, m. 95, iv. 575, 867,

— stone vases from, 1. 67, 92, 11. 44, 49 n. 2

868

— tholos near, n. 37

Helot Caste at Knossos, known in classical

Hierapetra, port of, commerce with Orient of,

period as Mnoi'a, III. 259

"• 253

Hepseba, tomb of at Assiut, II. 207 n. 4

Hieroglyphs, see Script

Hera, connexion of with Minoan Goddess,

Hieropotamos, 11. 90

IV. 45 n. 4

Hilt-plate, crystal, from Domestic Quarter at

—■ Teleia, hair-offerings to, iv. 477

Knossos, iv. 854

Herakleia in Sicily, 1. 3

— faience, of sword from cemetery at Mycenae,

Herakleion, see Candia

iv. 852

Herakleopolis, see Sedment

— gold, of sword from 5th Shaft Grave at

Herakles, Minoan tradition in bull-grappling

Mycenae, iv. 848

feats of, in. 230, iv. 46

-----------from Zafer Papoura, iv. 865

— club as a symbol of, in. 100

Hippocamp, boats' prows in shape of, iv. 951,

—■ and Eurystheus, relief of from Hellenika

952

slope at Knossos, 11. 546

— classical, Minoan origin of, 1 v. 953

— and the Nemean lion, in. 122

— dog-headed, on sealing from Temple Re-

— shield of, described by Hesiod, 1. 311, 314,

positories, iv. 952, 953

in. 82, 94 n. 3, 101

Hippopotamus Goddess, see Ta-Urt

Herbs of Keftiu, mentioned in Egyptian medical

Hissarlik, see Troy

recipe, 11. 748

Hittite civilization, 1. 14, 15

Hermes, statue of on Mount Kyllene, in. 524

-------Minoan contact with, 1. 15, 280, II. 268

Hermos river, 1. 14

-------diffusion of Sumerian chariot in, iv. 814,

Herodotos cited, 1. 126, 664, 665, n. 37 n. 2, 51,

815

89, 168, 191, 242, iv. 536

— circus sports, 1. 190

Heron on fragment of pottery from Gournia,

— sculptures, from Boghaz Keui, 11. 275, in.

1. 182

69 n. 6, iv. 417

Herring-bone ornament, on dagger from

-------from Mount Sipylos, 1. 14

Mallia, 11. 272

— seals, 1. 15

-------on pyxis from Patena, IV. 90

Hofer, Dr. O., on epithet Tauropolos, iv. 45 n. 1

-------on oil jar from Trypheti, 11. 83

Hogarth, Dr. D. G., discoveries on Hill of

-------on ewer depicted on tomb of Senmut,

Gypsades, 1. 252 n. 3, n. 135 n. 1, 390, 547,

11. 648

iv. 183, 204

Hesiod cited, 1. 311, 314, 11. 834 n. 1, in. 82,

-----------in Diktaean cave, 1. 444

94 n. 3, 101

-------on 'snake-frames', iv. 171

Hetep, Princess, tomb of at Abydos, 11. 56

'Hollow-ways', possibly records of ancient roads,

Heurtley, Mr. W. A., discoveries at Thisbe,

11. 63

in. 470 n.7

Holy Spirit, conceived of as dove, 1. 223

Heuzey, Monsieur, 11. 46 n. 5

Homer cited, 1. 9, 10, 297, 344,11. 86, 169 n. 2,

-------on Chaldaean objects, n. 27 n. 1, ill. 423

230, 566, m. 39, 78, 120, 184, 39s, 431,

Hides (of young elephants) worn by youths

iv. 47, 524, 834, 843

on steatite cup from Hagia Triada, II.

— description of brooch of Odysseus, iv. 524

742.743

-------corslet sent by King Kinyras, iv. 805

Hierakari, snake supposed to be eating honey-

-------cup of Nestor, iv. 391

comb observed near, 1 v. 155

-------Elysion, in. 155

Hierakonpolis, cupped blocks from, IV. 980, 982

-------Hector's spear, iv. 843

— ivory figurines from, n. 23, 24, 29, 32, 33,

-------Knossos, 11. 566, 585

34, 781

-------leaping dance of Cretan Apollo, in. 77

— pottery from, 11. 28, 30

—-----lion attacking bulls, iv. 537