Pæonius, 307, 316. Pæstum, temple of, 394. Pan, 353, 387. Panagia Phæneromené, Monastery of, 497, 507. Panathenaic procession, 109. Pankration, the, 329, 337. Papalexopoulos, Dr., 387, 410. Parnassus, Mount, 274, 281. Parnes, Mount, 154. Parthenon, the older burnt, 66; account of, 90 _sq._; sketched by Carrey, 104; decorations of, 105, 369. Paul, S., at Athens, 141 _sq._, 389. Pausanias, King, 292. Pausanias quoted, 263, 284, 291, 307, 308, 311, 312, 328, 329, 368, 377, 408, 464, 465. Pediments, of Parthenon, 105 _sq._; of temple at Olympia, 308 _sq._ Peiræus (Piræus), 31, 32, 159–161, 206. Peloponnesus, the, 6. Penrose, Mr., 102. Pentathlon, 320, 331. Pentelicus, Mount, quarries of, 190–193. Perrot, M. G., quoted, 185–189. Perseids and Pelopids, 486. Petrachus, the fort of Chæronea, 264. Phædriades, the, 289. Phalerum, 161. Phayllus, 333. Phidias, 107, 115, 303. Phigalia, 364. Phocians, the, 291. Phocis, 274 _sq._ Phœnicians, in Greece, 12, 170. Phyle, pass of, 215. Pickering, Mr., 326. Pindar, 242, 294, 316. Pirene, fountain of, 397. Platæa, 223, 231. Plato, 138. Plutarch, quoted, 213, 265. Politics, modern Greek, 236–240. Polyandrion, at Chæronea, 272. Polybius, 346, 353. Polychromy, Greek, 39 _sq._ Pompeii, statues from, 70. Praxiteles, 112; his Hermes, 313; his Faun, 353. Propylæa at Athens, 100; at Eleusis, 208, 209. Psophis, 346. Psyttalea, 31. Pullen, Mr., 493. Pylæa, the, 294, 295. Pyramids, 465. Pyrgos, 300. Pyrrhic dance, 280. Pythian games, 285, 310, 311. Racine, his estimate of tragedy, 132–134. Rain, 346. Renan, quoted, 141, 246 _sq._ Rhamnus, 185. Riley, Mr., 519, 522, 526, 528. Roads, Greek, 190, 220, 256. Routes, through Greece, 296, 343, 349, 380, 396, 424.