Newton, Charles T. [Hrsg.]; Pullan, Richard P. [Hrsg.]: A history of discoveries at Halicarnassus, Cnidus and Branchidae (Band 2, Teil 2) (London, 1863)

GENERAL

INDEX. 821

Scylax, his Periplus, correction of a

Stephanephori, names of, mentioned in

reading in, 599 ; his description of

inscriptions at Lagina, 571.

Halicarnassus, 275.

Stoa, remains of one at Budrum, 276 ;

Seasons, represented on a mosaic

inscriptions on, ib. ; dedicated to

found at Budrum, 285, 286.

Apollo and King Ptolemy, at Hali-

Senate of Cnidus composed of sixty

carnassus, 277 ; ruins of, at Cnidus,

amnemones, and presided over by an

366, 367, 468. (See Sostratos.)

aphester, 355, 360, 516.

Stratford, Viscount de RedclifTe,

Sestos besieged by Mausolus, 44.

obtains the sculptured reliefs of the

Seven Wonders of the World, the

Mausoleum for the British Museum,

Mausoleum reckoned among the, 160.

SO, 81 ; his valuable assistance to

Shell (Triton variegatwt) found in Te-

the Budrum expedition, 84.

menos of Demeter, 393.

Stratouicea, 14, 554, ui>5, 570, 571, 572.

Sherif Mehemet, field of, 325.

Struthas, satrap of Lydia, 34.

Shield, marble, in lion tomb, 493.

Stucco, painted, discovery of, at Bu-

Sillig, his edition of Pliny, 190, 191.

drum, 321; interior of ancient houses

Simonides, epigram of, on the valour

decorated with, 322; graves and

of Leonidas, 495.

walls lined with, at Cnidus, 379, 403,

Simpulum, of bronze, discovered in a

464, 465, 517.

tomb at Budrum, 339.

Syangela, a town of the Leleges, 41 ;

Skulls found in Roman tomb at Cnidus,

ancient tomb on the site of, 202 ;

518.

its site, probably Assarlik, 587.

Smith, Lieutenant R. M., of Royal

Syennesis, king of Cilicia, 31 n.

Engineers, S5 ; his report, 105 ; his

Sylla, L. Cornelius, 571.

restoration of the Mausoleum, 159 ;

Syme, gulf of, 347.

his chief difficulties in the restora-



tion, 175 ; objections to his proposed

T.'

restoration, 194, 195 ; objections to



his restoration reconciled, 200 ; his

Tablets, marble, found in Temenos of

excavations at Cnidus, 449, 452 ; his

Demeter, 3SS.

visit to Lagina, 555; bis measurements

Tachos, king of Egypt, 44.

of the temple, 559 ; his account of the

Tantalus, tomb ascribed to, 202.

ruins of Labranda, 012, 019 ; his

Tarmiani, site of, probably at Mughla,

examination of the site and ruins

623.

of Keramos, 627, 631.

Tekram Bari, village of, 609.

Social war carried on against Athens,

Telekles,tradition respecting, 551, 553.

47.

Teleutias, the Lacedaemonian naval

Solyman, Sultan, 75, 76.

commander, 354.

Sori or coffins discovered in the Kislalik

Temenos of Demeter, Persephone, and

cemetery, 334, 336 ; of stone, in the

the Infernal Deities, at Cnidus, 126,

Sacred Way of Branchida?, 542, 543,

331, 375 el scq. ; chamber within,

545. (See Sarcophagi.)

3S3; escarp of the, 414; reasons

Sostratos, the Cnidian architect, 357 ;

for supposing it to be private

stoa pensilis built by, 468.

ground consecrated to the worship

Spackman, B., Corporal of Royal En-

of the infernal deities, 417 ; date of

gineers, S5, 309 ; discovers a tomb

its dedication, 418 ; the rites there

at Cnidus, 512, 641.

celebrated probably mystic, 421, 422 ;

Spatula, of bronze, discovered in a

Temenos of the hero Antigouos, 472,

tomb, Budrmn, 339.

473.

Sphinx found on Sacred Way at Bran-

Temple of /Esculapius, at Cnidus, 448.

cliida;, 535.

---------- of Artemis, at Cnidus. (See

Spout, found in the temenosat Cnidus,

Artemis and Cnidus.)

409, 410.
Spratt, Capt., his survey of Budrum,

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Temenos.)

82, 311, 312.

■----------of Dionysos, at Cnidus, 370, 449.

Stadium at Myndus, 577.

---------- of Hekate, at Lagina. (See

Statues. (See Sculptures.)

Ilchalc.)

Stele, of marble, found on site of Mau-

---------- of Mars, at Halicarnassus.

soleum, 137 ; sculpture representing

(See Mars.)

Apollo and Dionysos, ib. ; inscribed,

■----------of the Muses, at Cnidus. (See

Muses.)

338 ; found at Cnidus, 377, 384.