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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Rubble, use of in Minoan building, II. 353, 690,

703,760,1V. 1.
Rudder sign, in Linear Script B, 11. 247, IV. 681,

7H
Rudders, fixed, on E.M. Illb, seal-stones, 11.

242
-------on primitive ships, 11. 240; on pyxis from

Messenian Pylos, 11. 247
Rugs, probable influence of on Egyptian

painted ceilings, 11. 206
Runnels, parabolic, by open stairs ascending

East Bastion, ill. 236-44 (Figs. 169, 170);

of M.M. 111b date, m. 244; extraordinary

anticipation of hydraulic science, in. 242,

243
-------by open stepway S. of Domestic Quarter,

in. 245
-------by E. steps of Theatral Area, in. 248-51;

dated to M.M. Ilia, in. 251
Ruphas, Minoan guard station at, 11. 80

— pottery from, 11. 80

Rusas, King of Armenia, cuneiform inscription

of, 11. 169 n. 2
Rushes, on fresco from House of the Frescoes,

11. 464
Russia, ritual transportation of ashes in, iv. 152

— S.E. painted cinerary urns from, 11. 428

— South, Neolithic pottery of, 11. 4

S curves, M.M. II, I. 243, 11. 195

— M.M. Ill, iv. 256

— Mycenaean, 11. 195

— Maltese, n. 184, 185

— on ceiling of tomb of scribe Amenemhet at

Thebes, 11. 205, 733 n. 1

— on gold plates from Mycenae, rv. 242

— on ivory disks from Kakovatos, IV. 242 n. 2

— on pottery, E.M. Ill, 11. 258 n. 2
-------M.M. II, 11. 183

-------Sub-Minoan, 11. 133

— on seals and sealings, E.M., a. 199
-----------M.M.I, 11. 184

-----------M.M. II, n. 184, 202

-----------Egyptian, 11. 199, 207 n. 4

— on stela from Mycenae, iv. 252

2 barred, sign used to countersign sealing,

iv. 618
Sa, protective symbol of goddess Ta-Urt, 11.259

Sacrifices, evidences of in Psychro Cave, 1. 627
-------in W. Temple Repository, Knossos, I.

496,497

— drain for, in private chapel of House of the

High Priest, iv. 211

— on seals and sealings, iv. 568

— on sarcophagus from Hagia Triada, in. 69
Saffron, as colour for dresses in the Ancient

World, iv. 718

— cultivation of, in Cilicia, iv. 720
-------in Crete, 1. 265, iv. 718-21

— in Minoan art, IV. 718 n. 2

— flowers, faience, from Temple Repository at

Knossos, 1. 499
-------on faience votive robes from Temple

Repositories, 1. 506, iv. 718

-------on pottery, M.M. II, I. 256

-----------M.M. III, 1. 605

-------sign, in Hieroglyphic Script A, 1.280,281,

iv. 680
-----------on Chariot Tablets, iv. 668

— Gatherer, fresco of, M.M. II, from Knossos,

1. 265, 266, 530 n. 1, 604, 11. 317 n. 2, 354,
452, 469, 728, in, 21, 22, iv. 718, 895

Sahara, Neolithic settlements in, n. 49, 222

Sahure, Temple of, II. 56

-------alabaster bowl from, I. 85

-------reliefs from, n. 35 n. 3

Sails, early use of in Crete, n. 242

— traditionally invented by Isis Pelagia, II. 252

— Egyptian and Minoan, embroidered, 11. 206
St. Andreas, Siphnos, fortifications at,1.156 n. 2,

in. 6, iv. 78
St. Cyril, village of, 11. 85
St. Elias, village of, 11. 552
St. Paul, on Cretan liars, I. 153

— Island of, 11. 84, 86

St. Phanourios, church of in Meskinia, n. 251

St. Sava, church of, n. 83 n. 3

St. Titus, church of at Candia, II. 314: and see

Hagia, Hagios
Sais, worship of Neith at, n. 23, 48
Sakje Geuze, relief with lion hunt from, IV. 815
Salamis, coins of, 11. 53 n. 2
—■ Cyprus, see Enkomi
Salii, ancilia of, 11. 52

— curia of, on Palatine, 11. 131 n. 1
Salustros, Kyrios Manolis, restorations of

Minoan pottery by, 11.215 n. 1, iv. 132 n. 2,

339 n- 4» 342 nn- ' and 2