Tritagonist, 72. Trœzenian women, chorus of, in E. _Hippol._, 205 ff. Trojans, in E. _Philoct._, 297; _Rhesus_, 291 ff. — women, chorus of, in E. _Troades_, 243 ff. Two actors only, in certain plays, 12 and n. Tyrants, thirty, 29. Unities, three, 42 n. Unity of Place, 42 n.; violated in Æ. _Eum._, and in S. _Aj._, 42 n. Unravelling in drama, Ar.’s definition of, 47. Vase-paintings, 41. Verse-translations of Professor Murray, v, 185, 211, 214, 280. Versions of E. _Medea_, 22 and n., 195-6; of _Hippol._, 213-5. Vitruvian stage, 53 ff. Vote of Athena, in Æ. _Eumen._, 112 and n. Waggon of Thespis, 5, 50. Was there a stage in the Greek theatre? 52 ff. — — ever a fourth actor? 71. Watchmen in Æ. _Agam._, 64, 124. What does Aristotle think of Peripeteia? 48. White shoes of actors, 16. Wine-lees, faces of Thespis’ actors smeared with, 5, 68. “Wine-Press Festival,” 49, _see_ Lenæa. Wit in E. _Orestes_, 323; in E. generally, 321-3. Wooden horse, 243. Wrestling in Phrynichus’ _Antæus_, 7 and n. PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, ABERDEEN