Cadmus, son of Agenor, ii. 45, 49; iv. 147;
v. 57-59

" of Coos, viii. 163, 164
Cadytis, a city of Palestine, ii. 159; iii. 5
Cænis, ancestor of Eétion, v. 92, (2.)
Caicus, a plain of Mysia, vi. 28

-, a river of Mysia, vii. 42
Calacté, on the coast of Sicily, vi. 22
Calantian Indians, iii. 97

Calasiries, Egyptian warriors, ii. 164-168;
vii. 89; ix. 32
Calchas, vii. 91

Calchedon, or Chalcedon, iv. 85, 144; v. 26
Callatebus, a city of Lydia, vii. 31
Calliades, an Athenian archon, viii. 51
Callias, an Elian diviner, v. 44, 45

father of Hipponicus, vi. 121, 122
-, son of Hipponicus, vii. 151
Callicrates, a Spartan, ix. 72, 85
Callimachus of Aphidna, vi. 109, 114
Callipides, a Scythian people, iv. 17
Callipolis, a city of Sicily, vii. 154
Callista, afterwards Thera, iv. 147
Calydne, a city of Asia Minor, viii. 87
Calyndian mountains, i. 172
Calyndians, viii. 87

Camarina, a city of Sicily, vii. 154, 156
Cambyses, father of Cyrus, i. 46. 107, 112,
207; vii. 11

son of Cyrus, ii. 1, 208; iii. 1, 4,
7-38, 44, 61-66, 89, 139, 181; iv. 165
Camicus, a city of Sicily, vii. 169, 170
Camirus, a Dorian city, i. 144
Campsa, a city of Crossæa, vii. 123
Cana, Mount, in Mysia, vii. 42
Canastræum, promontory of Pallené, vii.

123

Candaules, king of Sardis, i. 7—12

-, father of Damasithymus, vii. 98
Canobic mouth of the Nile, ii. 15, 17, 113,
179

Canobus, a city of Egypt, ii. 97
Caphareum, a promontory of Euboea,
viii. 7

Cappadocia, i. 73

Cappadocians, i. 71-73; v. 49; vii. 72
Car, brother of Lydus and Mysus, i. 171
Carcimtis, a city of Scythia, iv. 59, 99
Cardamyle, a town of Laconia, viii. 73
Cardia, a city of the Chersonese, vi. 33;
vii. 58; ix. 115

Carenus, father of Evænetus, vii. 173
Caria, i. 142; vi. 25

Carians, i. 28, 146, 171, 174; ii. 61, 152;
iii. 4, 11; v. 117-120; vii. 93; viii. 133,
135

Carina, a city of Mysia, vii. 42

Carpathus, an island near Rhodes, iii. 45
Carpis, a river flowing into the Ister, iv. 49
Carthage, iii. 119

Carthaginians, i. 166; ii. 32; iii. 17, 19;
iv. 43, 197; vii. 165, 167
Caryanda, iv. 44

Carystus, a city of Euboea, iv. 53; vi. 99;
viii. 112

Carystians, viii. 112, 121; ix. 105

Casambus of Ægina, vi. 75

Casius, Mount, in Arabia, ii. 6, 158; iii. 5
Casmena, a city of Sicily, vii. 155
Caspatyrus, a city of Pactyica, iii. 102; iv. 44
Caspian Sea, i. 202, 203; iv. 40
Caspians, iii. 92; vii. 67, 84

Cassandane, wife of Cyrus, ii. 1; fii. 2
Cassiterides, western islands, iii. 115

Castalian spring on Parnassus, viii. 39
Casthanæa, a city of Magnesia, vii. 183, 188
Castor and Pollux, ii. 43; vi. 127
Catarractes, ariver tributary to the Mæan-
der, vii. 26

Catiarians, a Scythian tribe, iv. 6

Caucasus, Mount, i. 104, 203, 204; iii. 97;
iv. 12

Cauconian Pylians, i. 147; iv. 148

Caunus, a city of Caria, i. 172, 176; v. 103
Caustrobius, father of Aristeas, iv. 13
Cayster, a river of Lydia, v. 100
Cecrops, king of Athens, viii. 44
Celænæ, a city of Phrygia, vii. 26
Celeas, an associate of Dorieus, v. 46
Celts, a people of Europe, ii. 33; iv. 49
Ceos, an island of the Egæan sea, iv. 35;

v. 102; viii. 1, 46, 76
Cephallenia, an island of the Ionian sea,
ix. 28

Cephenes, Persians, vii. 61

Cepheus, father of Andromeda, vii. 61
Cephissus, father of Thyia, vii. 178
a river of Phocis, viii. 33

Ceramic gulf, i. 174
Cercasora, a city of Egypt, ii. 15, 17, 97
Ceres, the Egyptian Isis, ii. 59, 156. Eleu-
sinian, ix. 62, 65, 97

Chalcedonians, or Calchedonians, iv. 144;
v. 26; vi. 33

Chalcidians of Euboea, v. 74, 77, 99; viii.
127; ix. 28

Chaldæans, a people of Assyria, vii. 63
of Babylon, i. 181, 183

Chalestra, a city of Macedonia, vii. 123
Chalybians, of Asia Minor, i. 28; vii, 76
Charadra, a city of Phocis, viii. 33
Charaxus, brother of Sappho, ii. 135; iv.
135

Charilaus of Samos, iii. 145

Charillus, son of Eunomus, viii. 131
Charopinus, brother of Aristagoras, v. 99
Chemmis, a floating island in Egypt, ii. 156
a city of Egypt, ii. 91, 165
Cheops, an Egyptian king, ii. 124
Chephren, an Egyptian king, ii. 127, 128
Cherasmes, a Persian, vii. 78

Chersis, father of Gorgus and Onesilus,
v. 104; vii. 98; viii. 11

Chersonese of Thrace, vi. 33, 34, 39, 140;
ix. 118

Chersonesus Trachea, iv. 99
Chilaus, a Tegean, ix. 9

Chilon, a Lacedæmonian, i. 59; vi. 65;
vii. 235

Chios, a city of Ionia, i. 18, 142, 160; ii.
178; vi. 15, 16, 26. 31; viii. 132
Choaspes, a river near Susa, i. 188; v. 49, 52

Chœreates, a tribe at Sicyon, v. 68
Choreæ, a city of Euboea, vi. 101
Chorus, father of Micythus, vii. 170
Chorasmians, a people of Asia, iii. 93, 117;
vii. 66

Chromius, an Argive, i. 82

Ciconians, a people of Thrace, vii. 59, 108,
110

Cilicia, a country of Asia, ii. 17, 34; iii. 90;
v. 52; ix. 107

Cilicians, i. 28, 72; iii. 90; v. 49, 52; vii.
91; viii. 14

Cilix, son of Agenor, a Phoenician, vii. 91
Cilla, an Æolian city, i. 149

Cimmeria, a region of Scythia, iv. 12
Cimmerian Bosphorus, iv. 12, 28, 100
Cimmerians, i. 6, 15, 16; iv. 1, 11, 12;
vii. 20

Cimon, father of Miltiades, vi. 34, 38, 39,

103

-, son of Miltiades, vi. 136; vii. 107
Cineas, king of Thessaly, v. 63
Cinyps, a river of Libya, iv. 175; v. 42
-, a region of Libya, iv. 198
Cion, a city of Mysia, v. 122

Cissia, a country of Asia, iii. 91; v. 49, 52;
vi. 116

Cissian gate of Babylon, iii. 155, 158
Cissians, iii. 91; vii. 62, 86, 210
Citharon, Mount, v. 74; vii. 141; ix. 19,
25, 39

Cius, or Scius, a river tributary to the Ister,
ii. 49

Clazomenæ, an Ionian city, i. 16, 51, 142;
ii. 178; v. 123

Cleades, a Platæan, ix. 85
Cleander, a seer, vi. 83

-, son of Hippocrates, vii. 155
son of Pantares, vii. 154

Cleobis and Biton, i. 31
Cleodæus, son of Hyllus, vi. 52; vii. 204;
viii. 131

Cleombrotus, son of Anaxandrides, iv. 81;
v. 41; viii. 71; ix. 10

Cleomenes, king of Sparta, ii. 148; v. 41—

51, 64, 70, 76; vi. 49-51, 65, 73-80, 84
Cleonæ, a city of Mount Athos, vii. 22
Clineas, son of Alcibiades, viii. 17
Clisthenes, tyrant of Sicyon, v. 67; vi. 126
-, an Athenian, v. 66-70; vi. 131
Clytiadæ, an Elian family, ix. 33
Cnidus, a town of Caria, i. 144; ii. 178
Cnidians, i. 174; iii. 138; iv. 164
Cnothus, father of Nicodromus, vi. 88
Cobon, son of Aristophantus, vi. 66
Codrus, king of Athens, v. 65, 76
-, son of Melanthus, i. 147
father of Neleus, ix. 97
Cœnyra, a town in Thasos, vi. 47
Coes, tyrant of Mitylene, iv. 97; v. 11, 37
Colæus, a Samian captain, iv. 152
Colaxais, ancestor of the Scythians, iv. 5, 7
Colchians, iii. 97; iv. 37, 40; vii. 79
Colchis, a country on the Euxine sea, i. 2
Colias, on the coast of Attica, viii. 96
Colophon, an Ionian city, i. 14, 142, 147, 150

Colosse, a city of Phrygia, vii. 30
Combrea, a city of Crossæa, vii. 123
Compsatus, a river of Thrace, vii. 109
Coniæus, a Thracian race, v. 63
Contadesdus, a river of Thrace, iv. 89
Copaïs, a lake of Boeotia, viii. 135
Corcyra, colonized from Corinth, iii. 42, 49
Corcyræans, iii. 48, 53; vii. 168
Coressus, a port near Ephesus, v. 100
Corinth, and Corinthians, i. 14, 50, 51; ii.
167; iii. 48, 49, 52; iv. 162; v. 75, 87,
92; vi. 89; vii. 202; viii. 1, 94; ix. 102
Corobius, a Cretan, iv. 151

Coronæans, neighbours of the Thebans,
v. 79

Corycium, a cavern of Parnassus, viii. 36
Corydallus, of Anticyra, vii. 214
Corys, a river of Arabia, iii. 9

Cos, a Doric island, i. 144; vii. 164
Cotys, father of Asias, iv. 45
Cranaspes, a Persian, iii. 126

Cranai, ancient name of the Athenians,
viii. 44

Crastis, a river near Sybaris, v. 45
Crathis, a river of Achaia, i. 145
Cratines, father of Anaxilaus, vii. 165
Cratinus, father of Aminocles, vii. 190
Cremni, a port in the Mæotic gulf, iv. 20,
110

Creston, Crestona, a city of Thrace, i. 57;
v. 3; vii. 124, 127; viii. 116

Crete, Cretans, i. 2, 65, 173; iv. 151; vii.
169-171

Crinippus, father of Terillus, vii. 165
Crisæan plain, of Locris, viii. 32
Critalla, a city of Cappadocia, vii. 26
Critobulus, of Torona, viii. 127
Crius, father of Polycritus, viii. 92
-, son of Polycritus, vi. 50, 73
Crobyzian Thracians, iv. 49
Crocodiles, city of, in Egypt, ii. 148
Croesus, king of Lydia, i. 7, 26-30, 34-45,
50, 73-87, 92, 155, 207, 208; iii. 14, 34;
vi. 125; viii. 35

Crophi, a mountain in Upper Egypt, ii. 28
Crossæa, a district of Macedonia, vii. 123
Croton, a town in the gulf of Tarentum,
iii. 136, 137

Crotonians, iii. 131; v. 44; viii. 47
Cuphagoras, an Athenian, vi. 117
Curium, a city of Cyprus, v. 113
Cyanean islands in the Euxine, iv. 85
Cyaxares, king of Media, i. 16, 73, 74, 103,
106

Cybebe, a temple at Sardis, v. 102
Cyberniscus, a Lycian, vii. 98

Cyclades, islands of the Ægean sea, v. 30,
31; vii. 95

Cydippa, daughter of Terillus, vii. 165
Cydonia, a city of Crete, iii. 44, 59

Cydrara, a city on the borders of Phrygia,
vii. 30

Cyllyrians, slaves of Sicily, vii. 155
Cylon, an Athenian, v. 71

Cyme, an Æolian city, i. 149, 157; v. 123;
vii. 194; viii. 130

Cymæans, i. 157, 165; v. 38
Cynægirus, a valiant Athenian, vi. 114
Cyneas, father of Philager, vi. 101
Cynetes, Cynesians, farthest people of
Europe towards the west, ii. 33; iv. 49
Cyniscus, son of Leotychides, vi. 71
Cyno, or Spaco, nurse of Cyrus, i. 110, 112
-122

Cynosarges in Attica, v. 63; vi. 116
Cynosura, an island near Salamis, viii. 76
Cynurians, people of Peloponnesus, viii. 73
Cyprus, Cyprians, i. 199; ii. 182; iii. 19,
91; iv. 162; v. 104, 116; vii. 90
Cypselus, tyrant of Corinth, i. 20; v. 92;
vi. 128

father of Miltiades, vi. 35
Cyraunis, an island near Libya, iv. 195
Cyrene, a city of Libya, iv. 150-170, 199,
203

Cyrenæans, ii. 32; iii. 131; iv. 152—162,
186

Cyrnus, an island in the Tyrrhenian sea,
vii. 165

a city of Carystia, ix. 105

a hero, i. 167

Dadicæ, a people of Asia, iii. 91; vii. 66
Dædalus, vii. 170

Daians, a Persian tribe, i. 125
Damasithymus, king of the Calyndians,
vii. 98; viii. 87

Damasus, son of Amyris, vi. 127
Damia and Auxesia, v. 82

Danae, mother of Perseus, i. 91; vi. 53;
vii. 60, 150

Danaus and Lynceus, ii. 91

" son-in-law of Archander, ii. 98
and Xuthus, vii. 94

Daphnæ, Pelusian, of Egypt, ii. 30, 107
Daphnis, tyrant of Abydos, iv. 138
Dardanus, a city near Abydos, v. 117; vii
43

Dardanians, a people of Asia, i. 189
Daritæ, a people of Asia, iii. 92
Darius, king of Persia, i. 183, 187, 209; ii.
110; iii. 39, 70, 82-96, 101, 126-129,
135-144, 150-160; iv. 39, 44, 85-87,
97, 118, 120, 124, 127, 140-144; v. 12,
17, 97, 101, 105; vi. 43, 48, 94, 98, 111,
118; vii. 14, 10, 11, 69, 72, 82, 133,
224; viii. 89

Dascyleum, a city of Bithynia, iii. 120,
126; vi. 33

Dascylus, father of Gyges, i. 8

Datis, a Mede, general of the Persians at
Marathon, vi. 94, 97, 118; vii. 88
Datus, a city of the Edonians, ix. 75
Daulians, a people of Phocis, viii. 35
Daurises, son-in-law of Darius, v. 116, 121
Decelea, a district of Attica, ix. 15, 73
Decelus, ix. 73

Deioces, king of the Medes, 1. 16, 73, 96-

102

Deiphonus, son of Evenius, ix. 92
Delians, iv. 33; vi. 97

Delium, a Theban city, vi. 118; ix. 15
Delphi and Delphians, i. 14, 46, 48, 50–52.
92; ii. 180; v. 42, 62; vii. 178; viii. 36,
37

Delta, of the Nile, ii. 13-16
Delos, an island of the Ægean sea, i. 64 ;

iv. 33-35; vi. 97; .viii. 132, 133; ix. 90
Demaratus, king of Sparta, vi. 50, 61-
70; vii. 3, 101-104, 209, 234–239
Demarmenus, father of Prinetades and
Chilon, v. 41; vi. 65

Democedes, a physician of Crotona, iti
129-137

Democritus, of Naxos, viii. 46
Demonax, a Mantinean, iv. 161
Demonous, father of Penthylus, vii. 195
Demophilus, a Thespian general, vii. 22
Dersæi, a Thracian tribe, vii. 110
Derusiæans, a Persian tribe, i. 125
Deucalion, king of Thessaly, i. 56
Diactorides, father of Eurydame, vi. 71
-, a Cranonian, vi. 127
Diadromus, father of Demophilus, vii. 222
Diana, i. 26; ii. 59, 156; iii. 48; iv. 33, 87,
105; v. 7; vi. 138; vii. 176; viii. 77
Dicæa, a city of Thrace, vii. 109
Dicæus, an Athenian exile, viii. 65
Dictynna, her fane, iii. 59
Didymus, oracle of, vi. 19
Dienecis, a Spartan, vii. 226
Dindymene, i. 80

Dinomenes, father of Gelon, vii. 145
Diomede, ii. 116

Dionysius, a Phocæan, vi. 11, 17
Dionysophanes, an Ephesian, ix. 84
Dionysus, iv. 79

Dioscuri, ii. 43, 50; vi. 127

Dipæa, a place in Peloponnesus, ix. 35
Dithyrambus, son of Hermatidas, vii. 227
Dium, a city of Mount Athos, vii. 22
Doberes, a people of Pæonia, v. 16; vii.
113

Dodona, oracle of, i. 46; ii. 52, 55, 57; ix.

93

Dolonci, a people of Thrace, vi. 34, 35
Dolopes, a people of Thessaly, vii. 132, 185
Dorians, i. 6, 28, 56, 141, 144, 171; iii. 56;
v. 68, 76, 86; vi. 53; vii. 93, 99, 102;
viii. 31, 73

Dorieus, son of Anaxandrides, v. 41, 42,
43, 45, 46; vii. 158, 205: ix. 10
Doris, formerly Dryopis, viii. 31
Doriscus, a shore of Thrace, v. 98; vil.
25, 59, 105

Dorus, king of the Dorians, 1. 56
Doryssus, son of Leobotes, vii. 204
Dotus, a Persian general, vii. 72
Dropici, a Persian race, i. 125
Drymus, a city of Phocis, viii. 33
Dryopis, a region of Thessaly, i. 56; viii. 31
Dryopians in Asia, i. 146

of Peloponnesus, viii. 73
Dyma, a town of Achaia, i. 145
Dymanates, a tribe at Sicyon, v. 68
Dyras, a river of Trachinia, vii. 198
Dysorum, Mount, v. 17

Ecbatana, a city of Media, i. 110, 153; fii.
64, 92

of Syria, iii. 62

Echecrates, father of Eétion, v. 92
Echemus, son of Aëropus, ix. 26
Echestratus, son of Agis, vii. 204
Echidorus, a river of Thrace, vii. 124
Echinades, islands at the mouth of the
Achelous, ii. 10

Edonians, a people of Thrace, v. 11, 23,
124; vii. 110, 114; ix. 75
Eétion, father of Cypselus, v. 92, (5.)
Egestæans, a people of Sicily, v. 46
Eion, a city on the Strymon, vii. 25, 113,
viii. 118

Elæus, a city of the Thracian Chersonese,
vi. 140; vii. 22, 33; ix. 116, 120
Elatea, a city of Phocis, viii. 33
Elbo, an island of the Nile, ii. 140
Eleans, ii. 160; iv. 30, 148; vi. 127; vlii.
27; ix. 77

Elephantine, a city of Upper Egypt, ii. 9,
17, 28, 69; iii. 19, 20

Eleusis, a town of Attica, i. 130; v. 74-|
76; vi. 75; viii. 65; ix. 27
Eleusinian Ceres, viii. 65; ix. 57, 101
Elis, a country of Peloponnesus, viii. 73
Ellopia, a district of Euboea, viii. 23
Elorus, a river of Sicily, vii. 154
Encheleæ, a people of Illyria, v. 61; ix. 43
Enians of Thrace, vii. 132, 185, 198
Enipeus, a river of Thessaly, vii. 129
Eordians of Macedonia, vii. 185
Epaphus, god of the Memphians, ii. 153;
iii. 27, 28

Ephesians, i. 26, 147

Ephesus, i. 142; ii. 10, 148, 158; v. 54
Ephialtes, the traitor, vii. 213
Epicydes, father of Glaucus, vi. 86
Epidamnus, a river of Thessaly, vii. 129, 196
Epidaurus, a town of Peloponnesus, iii.
52; v. 82, 83; viii. 43, 46; ix. 28
Epistrophus, father of Amphimnestris, vi.

127

Epium, a city of the Minyans, iv. 148
Epizelus, son of Cyphagoras, vi. 117
Epizephyrian Locrians, vi. 23
Erasinus, a river of the Stymphalian lake,
vi. 76

Erechtheus, king of Athens, v. 82; vii.
189; viii. 44, 55

Eretria, a city of Euboea, i. 61; vi. 43, 94,
101, 119; viii. 46; ix. 28

Eridanus, a river of Europe, iii. 115
Erineum, a mountain, viii. 43
Erochus, a city of Phocis, viii. 33
Erxander, father of Coes, iv. 97; v. 37
Erythea, an island near Gades, iv. 8
Erythræ, a city of Ionia, i. 18, 142; vi. 8
-, a town of Boeotia, ix. 15, 19
Erythrebolus, a city of Egypt, ii. 111
Eryx, a region of Sicily, v. 43, 45
Eryxo, wife of Arcesilaus, iv. 160
Etearchus, king of Axus, iv. 154

-, king of the Ammonians, ii. 52
Eteocles, father of Laodamas, v. 61
Euænetus, son of Carenus, vii. 173
Euagoras, a Lacedæmonian, vi. 103
Eualcides, general of the Eretrians, v. 102
Euboea, iv. 33; v. 31; vi. 100; vii. 156;
viii. 4, 13, 20

Euclides and Cleander, vii. 155
Euelthon, king of Salamis, in Cyprus, iv.
162; v. 104

Evenius, father of Deiphonus, ix. 92-94
Euesperides, islands on the coast of Libya,
iv. 171

-, people of Libya, iv. 198
Eumenes, an Athenian captain, viii. 93
Eumenides, temple of the, iv. 149; ix. 97
Eunomus, son of Polydectes, viii. 131
Eupalinus, son of Naustrophus, iii. 60
Euphorbus, son of Alcimachus, vi. 101
Euphorion, father of Eschylus, ii. 156;
vi. 114

father of Laphanes, vi. 127
Euphrates, i. 180, 184, 185, 191; v. 52
Euripus, the strait of Euboea, v. 77; vii.
173, 182; viii. 15

Europa of Tyre, i. 2, 173; iv. 45
Europe, iii. 115; iv. 42, 45; vii. 5
Euryanax, son of Dorieus, ix. 10, 53, 55
Eurybates of Argos, vi. 92; ix. 75
Eurybiades, commander of the Grecian
fleet, viii. 2, 42, 74, 124
Euryclides, father of Eurybiades, viii. 2
Eurycrates, son of Polydorus, vii. 204
Eurycratides, son of Anaxander, vii. 204
Eurydame, wife of Leotychides, vi. 71
Eurydemus, father of Ephialtes, vii. 213
Euryleon, a companion of Dorieus, v. 46
Eurymachus, father of Leontiades, vii. 205
-, son of Leontiades, vii. 233
Euryphon, son of Procles, viii. 131
Eurypylus, son of Aleuas, ix. 58
Eurysthenes, son of Aristodemus, iv. 147;
v. 40; vi. 51, 52; vii. 204; viii. 131
Eurystheus, king of Argos, ix. 26, 27
Eurytus, a Spartan, vii. 229

Euthynus, father of Hermolycus, ix. 105
Eutychides, father of Sophanes, ix. 73
Euxine sea, i. 6, 72; iv. 37, 46
Exampæus, a Scythian region, iv. 52, 81

Gades, beyond the Pillars of Hercules,
iv. 8

Gæson, a river near Mycale, ix. 97
Galepsus, a city of Macedonia, vii. 122
Gallaica, a region of Macedonia, vii. 108