Terpsichore, 345. Terra; see Gæa. Tethys, 152. Thalia, 344, 373. Thanatos; see Mors. Thebes, 107, 121, 168, 171, 173, 306, 308-309, 311-314, 326. Themis, 81, 138, 143, 348. Theophane, 156. Theseus, 218, 268, 277, 279-280, 286-305, 330. Thesmophoria, 351. Thessaly, 33, 189, 355. Thetis, 153, 316-318, 348. Thisbe, 97-100, 341. Thrace, 218, 269. Thunderer, The; see Jupiter. Thyrsus, the, 359. Tiber, 195-196, 337. Tisiphone, 144, 171. Titanides, 348. Titans, 137-138, 152, 347-348. Tithonus, 208, 362-363. Tityus, 147. Tmolus, 41. Toxeus, 281. Triptolemus, 136. Triton, 157. Troy, 79, 116, 154, 194, 220, 320. Tuccia, 196. Ulysses, 202-203, 330. Urania, 345. Uranus, 347-348. Veneralia, 339. Venus, 78-80, 82-83, 89-92, 105, 126, 284-285, 319-321, 337-339. Venus of Milo, 327. Vertumnus, 210-211. Vesta, 117, 136, 193-197, 349. Vestalia, 197. Vestals, 195-196. Vesuvius, 139. Victoria, 372. Vulcan, 76-78, 123-126, 285, 346. Vulcanalia, 347. Winds, 200-201, 203. Winds, Tower of the, 203. Wizard of the Deep; see Proteus. Zephyrus, 68, 83, 86, 133, 201, 203, 209. Zetes, 204. Zethus, 342. Zeus; see Jupiter. Zodiac, 303. FOOTNOTES: [1] See Appendix, page 325. [2] See Appendix, page 327. [3] See Appendix, page 327. [4] See Appendix, page 328. [5] See Appendix, page 328. [6] See Appendix, page 329. [7] From the Greek word "parthenos," which means "maiden." [8] See Appendix, page 331. [9] See Appendix, page 332. [10] See Appendix, page 332. [11] See Appendix, page 334. [12] See Appendix, page 333. [13] See Appendix, page 334. [14] See Appendix, page 334. [15] See Appendix, page 335. [16] See Appendix, page 335. [17] Mercury's wand was called the Caduceus. [18] See Appendix, page 335. [19] Cf. "Story of Cyparissus," Appendix, page 336. [20] See Appendix, page 336. [21] See Appendix, page 337. [22] See Appendix, page 338. [23] See Appendix, page 340. [24] See Appendix, page 341. [25] See Appendix, page 341. [26] See Appendix, page 341. [27] See Appendix, page 342. [28] See the "Story of Dirce," Appendix, page 342. [29] See Appendix, page 345. [30] See Appendix, page 343. [31] See Appendix, page 345. [32] She was also known as Ilia. [33] See page 74. [34] See Appendix, page 346. [35] See page 76. [36] See Appendix, page 349. [37] See Appendix, page 351. [38] See Appendix page 350. [39] See Appendix, page 347. [40] Appendix, page 357. [41] See Appendix, page 352. [42] Also called Erinnys or Eumenides. Their names were Alecto, Tisiphone, and Megæra. See Appendix, page 353. [43] See Ovid, _Metamorphoses_, Book XI, line 590, etc. [44] See "Story of Ceÿx and Halcyone," Appendix, page 355. [45] Two gates of sleep there are: one of horn, through which pass the true dreams; the other of shining white ivory, through which the spirits send false dreams up to the world.