_Constantine Porphyrogennêtos_, his use of the name _Hellênes_, 8-10 _Corinth_, her position in Grecian legend and history, 183, 184, 195-198; taken by Mummius, 185, 198; her final overthrow by earthquake, _ib._; her origin Hellenic, not Phœnician, 186, 187; her fate compared with that of Carthage, 187; temple of Athênê at, 188, 189, 198, 201; her freedom proclaimed by Flamininus, 198; absence of “Corinthians” in, 199, 200; special vocal powers of man, beast, and fowl in, 200, 201; her western position, 206 _Corinthian Gulf_, the, its historical position, 215 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 I _Ionian Islands_, 7; merged in the Greek kingdom, _ib._ _Isthmian Games_, the, strange application of the name to Epsom races, 220 _Isthmus of Corinth_, its varied history, 197 _Ithakê_, Homeric, 3, 217, 218 J