Chapter D: Daphnê, church of, 226, 228, 229

_Dawkins_, W. Boyd, on the retreat of the lion from Europe, 171

“_Druidical_,” abuse of the name, 89

E

_Eirênê_, Empress, her marriage with Leo the Fourth, 25, 26, 47

_Eleusis_, not in the Homeric Catalogue, 21, 60;
its geographical separation from Athens, 230, 231;
tomb of Stratôn at, 232;
temple of Dêmêtêr and Athênê at, 233, 235, 238;
its akropolis, 233;
Roman period of its history, 235, 236;
Alaric at, 236;
modern Eleusis, 237

“_Epeiros_,” use of the name, 216

_Epidauros_, city of Asklêpios, 77

_Epidauros_ (Dalmatian), 77

_Epidauros_ (Lakonian), 14, 77. See _Monembasia_.

F

_Flamininus_, proclaims the freedom of Corinth, 198

G

_Glastonbury Tor_, compared with Akrokorinthos, 195

_Greece_, Ionian Islands ceded to, 7;
origin of cities in, 176;
history of eastern earlier than that of western, 203-209, 214;
western, position of her religious centres, 205, 206;
leagues in, 209

_Greek_ hill-cities, compared with Italian, 88, 90;
colonial cities mark a later stage, 91

_Grote_ George, on the position of Argos in Peloponnêsos, 113

H

_Hadrian_, Arch of, at Athens, 24, 38;
_Stoa_ of, reproduces the Doric order, 40

_Helenê_, her island off Sounion, 245;
her place in Attic legend, 246

_Hellas_, insular, more striking than peninsular, 5

_Hellênes_, use of the name, 7;
confined by Constantine Porphyrogennêtos to the Mainotes, 8-10

_Hêraklês_, 36;
worship of, at Marathôn, 59, 60;
at Tiryns, 96

_Hermoupolis_, 15. See _Syros_.

_Hêrôdês Atticus_, theatre of, at Athens, 24, 42;
his _exedra_ at Olympia, 265, 266

_Herodotus_, his account of Marathôn, 61, 62;
range of the lion fixed by, 171

_Homer_, his description of Tiryns, 87

_Homeric Catalogue_, the, position of Athens in, 21;
Marathôn and Eleusis have no place in, _ib._, 60;
Tiryns how described in, 105;
Akarnania has no place in, 215, 216

_Hydra_, its history, 78-81