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INDEX

(403) 203, (xi. 23) 149, (xii. 14) 153,
(329) 334, (xiv. 5) xx., (222) 355,
(247) 356, (474) 192, (xv. 459) 105,
(xvi. 117) 66, (xvii. 205) 308, (xviii.
378) 196, (xix. 225) 163, (233) 161,
(242) 162, (536) 352, (xx. 1-8) 65,
49, (xxi. 420) 20S, (xxii. 334) 46,
(xxiv. 63) 95, (227) 162.
Ohnefakch-liichter, 1U0 n., 103 n., 104 n.,

308 n.
Oil, 79.
Ointment-pan, (M.) 185;

-pot, 165.
Olive, 69, 79,212,228;

its cultivation learned from Syria, 350.
Olympia, Hera at, 303, 307.
Onyx, 219;

ring-, (M.) 184.
Orchomenos, pottery from, 239 ;
Gha connected with, 382 ;
its site, 328, 332;
its wealth, 338, 375 ;
heehive-tomb at, 6, 116, 126, 139-43,
218, 226,333, 346, 371.
Orestes, 313.

Oriental influence, 161, 166, 172, 189,
230-2, 256, 261, 277, 350-1, 356-7,
390-1, 393;
see also Babylonia, Egypt, Phoenicians,
Syria.
Orsi, 133 n., 137 n., 248 n., 359 n.
Ostrich-egg, 104.
Owls, idols with faces like, 295 ;

design on gold pendant from Aegina,
390-1.
Oxen, bones found, 69, 96;
used for draught, 351 ;
feeding, by L. Copais, 374;
of gold, (M. iv.) 90, 103;
of terra-cotta, 306.
Ox-head, of silver, (M. iv.) 90, 103;
as hieroglyphic symbol, 273, 288.
Ox-hide, 191.

Ox-vase from Cyprus, 104.
Oyster-shells, 69, 334.

Paeonian lake-dwellings, 250.
Painting. (M.) 133, 153, 170, 192, 299;
of sculpture, 30, 229, 323;
vase-, 76,239-45. 296;
wall-, (T.) 51, (M.) 57-8, 61, 162,194,
220, (Thera) 236-8, 256, (M.) 300,
(Egypt) 319-20, (Gha) 380, (not at
Troy) xxvii.
Palaces, at Athens, 8;
Gha, 9, 378;
Knossos, 10, 76, 277;
Mycenae, xviii., xxvi., 56-61, 361, 369;
Tiryns, xviii., 44-55;
Troy, 252-4, 367, 372;
Homeric, xix., 46, 62-6, 82, 310, 338,
oo5;

destroyed by fire, 62, 264, 341, 362-3,

380, 382;
ground-plans, 66, 379;
origin of architecture of, 251;
relation to acropolis wall, 379 ;
size, 3 (8;

as strongholds, 378.
Palaestrina, Phoenician silver cup from,

390-1.
Palladium. 295, 299 n.
Palm-tree, design on gold ornament, (M.
iii.) 88;
on ivory mirror-handle, 187-9;
on Vaphio cups, 227 ;
on vases, 242, 244.
Panthers (or cats), design on dagger-
blade, 200, 231.
Paphos, temple of Aphrodite at, 254,

305, 307.
Papyrus, represented on dagger-blade,

(M. v.) 231.
Paris, 360.

Parma, terramare near, 331.
Parnassus, 374.
Paros, graves at, 256 ;

marble idols from, 257, 302 n.
Paton, 246 n.
Patroelus, 95.

Pausanias, 17, 39, (i. 29, 32) 157, (ii. 16,
6) 117, 154, (ii. 25, 8) 19, 85, (ix. 38)
1,117, 126-7.
Pavement, of Grave-Circle, xxii. ;

see also Floors.
Pease found at Troy, 263, 353.
Pebble bed in graves, 87, 89, 91, 94, 388;
not in beehive-tombs, 344;
reason for, 345.
Peisander, story of, 148.
Pelasgians, 258, 326 n.
Pelopids, 15, 16, 344.

Pendants, of gold, (M. iii.) 88, (Aegina)
390-2;
bearing linear characters, (Crete) 278.
Penelope, 81.

Pera Splialaktra, tomb at, 130.
Pernice, 214 n.

Perrot, 31 n., 92, 164 n., 173 n., 206 n.,
247, 248 n., 254 n., 294 n., 332 n.,
345 n.
Perseia, spring, 39, 154.
Perseids, 15. 16;

taken for Danaan princes, 344~5.
Persian war, 17.
Pestle of stone, bearing alphabetic signs,

(M.) 268, 27'), 281.
Petrie, W. M. Flinders, 146 n., 224 n.,
317 n., 319 n., 321 n., 322 n.;
excavates Kahun and Gurob, 269-70,
280-1, 318, 320.
Pheidon of Argos, 394.
Phichthia, towers near, 38.
Phidian sculpture, 296, 365.