Mitchell, Lucy M.: A history of ancient sculpture (New York, 1883)

GENERAL INDEX.

A.

Abbott collection, coffer in, 51.

Abdera, relief from, 274.

Aboo-el-hol (Arabic name for Great Sphinx), 33.

Abraham, 72, 91, 112.

Abydos, tombs at, 36; colossi at, 42; temple at, 56; sculptures

at, 5S: 62.
Accadians, 72.

Achilles, shield of, 157; in myth, 247; in/Egina marbles, 240;
by Lykios, 322; by Scopas, 458; by Silanion, 481 ; vid,
Thetis.
Acoka, Indian sculptures in time of, 608.

Acragas (Agrigentum), bronze boys for, by Calamis, 290;
Apollo by Myron, in, 291; temple of Zeus at, 422; giants
of, 232; relief from, 423.
Acroliih, by Pheidias, 300; by Damophon, 521; at Phigaleia,

398; at Cnidos, 533; at Priene, 593.
Acropolis of Athens, sacredncss of, 327J temples on, 327, 368,
371; archaic statues found on, 215; Athena by Endoios on,
214; statues by Calamis on, 290; Amphicrates' lioness on,
285; Graces by Socrates on, 288; inscriptions of Critioi and
Nesiotcs on, 287; Pheidias* Promachos on, 300; his Lem-
nian Athena on, 315: his Parthenos on, 308; his Apollo
Parnopios on, 316; Alcamenes' Hecate on, 321; Trojan
horse, by Strongylion, on, 324; Lysimache, by Demetrios,
on, 325; Lykios' boy on, 322; Leochares' Zeus and por-
trait-statues on, 461; Keplusodotos' statue of his uncle on,
546; Attalos' gifts to, 570; of Pergamon, 573; antiquities
on, vid. Tables, Athens.
Acroteria of temples, 231, 246; of tombstones, 381; of ./Egina,
246; of Hera temple at Olympia, 231; of Zeus temple at
Olympia, 232; of Delos, 405; of Xanthos' tomb, 409; of
Etruscan tombs, 637; of temple to Capitoline Jupiter, 232.
Actaion, 423.
Admetos, myth of, 535.
Adonis, Phoenician, in; festival to, 606; rose of Adonis, 493;

statue of, in Alexandria, 607.
Adrastos, 416.

^Egina, Pindar concerning, 219: coinage of, 163; history of,
237; earliest masters and works for, 219; later masters
from, 237; temple to Athena in, 239; marbles from Athena
temple on, 237, 239, 274, 278, 288, 294, 360; bought by
Attalos, 563.
.rEgis, 241, 244, 357; theory concerning Apollo Belvedere, 625;

vid. Gorgon.
jEncas, in /Egina marbles, 242.
iEschines, portrait of, 629.
./Eschylos, age of, 224; statue of, put up by Lycurgos, 489; on

the Dionysiac frenzy, 457.
>Esop, by Lysippos, 513; of the Villa Albani, 514.
Agasiasof Ephesos, 668, Note 1272.

Agasinos, tombstone of, in Boeotia, 273.

Agathe Tyc-he (Bona Port una), by Praxiteles, 447.

Agathos Daimon (Bonus Eventus), by Praxiteles, 447; by Eu-

phranor, 482.
Agathocles, tyrant of Sicily, 606.

Ageladas, age of, 249; statues by, 249; teacher of Myron, Phei-
dias, and Polycleitos, 250; inscription with name of, as
Agelaidas found at Olympia, 250, and Note 434.
Agesandros, Laocoun by, 601; inscription of, found on Rhodes,

601.
Agesarchos, by Timocles and Timarchides, 659.
Aglaophon, painter, 274.
Agoracritos, scholar of Pheidias, 318; works by, 318; fragment

of Nemesis by, in British Museum, Note 604.
Agrigentum, vid. Acragas.

Agrippa, decoration of water-works by, 651; copies of old mas-
ters executed for, 656.
Aigeion, Zeus and Heracles, by Ageladas, at, 249; Eiletthyia,
Asclepios, and Hygieia, by Damophon, at, 521; Messenians
exiles in, 521.
Aigeira, Zeus by Eucleides at, 435.

Aigospotamoi, battle of, 319; monument in honor of, 394; mas-
ters who worked for, 319, 394.
Ajax, pursuing Cassandra, on archaic terra-cottas, 235; de-
scendant of TEginetan heroes, 237; by Onatas, 239; in
./Eginetan marbles, 242; by Lykios, 322; led on /Egine-
tans against Troy, 247.
Alabaster, oriental, used for statuary for the serdab, 12; skabti
of, 37; use of in Saitic empire, 66; Amcneritis' statue of,
66; Chakkean statuettes of, 74; Assyrian slabs of a coarse,
80; influence of, on Assyrian art, 94 ; ostrich decorated with
dolphins of, found at Mykcnc, 145; vase found at entrance
to Mausolos' tomb, 468.
Alaric, attack of, on Athens, 301, Note 561.
Album, Villa, robbed by French, 686; antiquities in, see Tables.
Alcilos, with Sappho, on painted vase, 235; on terra-cotta re-
lief, 235; pedestal, with name of, found at Pergamon,
628.
Alcamenes, from Attica or Lcmnos, 271; purported scholar of
Pheidias, 319; west pediment at Olympia by, 266, 271, 321;
other works by, 320.
Alexander the Great, conquest of Egypt, 65; in battle of Chai-
roncia, 523; destruction of Thebes, 437; conquest of East,
541; statues of by Leochares, 460; portraits of by Lysippos,
515; by Euphranor, 514; by Euthycrates, 552: features of,
514; Azam bust of, 515: bust of, from Alexandria, 515:
Stark on, Note 1027; worship of, in Roman times, 514;
Caracalla emulated, 514: Severus' statue to, in private
chapel, 514.
Alexandria, importance of in time of Ptolemies, 606; pageants
at, 606: head of Alexander from, 515; original of Nile
probably developed in, 606.

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