From his homeward passage 308 Site of Scylla relatively to the Dardanelles 309 Why Ææa cannot lie North-westward 311 Construction of Od. xii. 3, 4 312 Construction of Od. v. 276, 7 315 Genuineness of the passage questionable 316 Its real meaning 317 Homer’s indications of geographical misgivings 318 Stages of the tour of Ulysses to Ææa (i-vi.) 320 Ææa and the Euxine (vi-viii.) 325 Remaining stages (viii-xi.) 327 Directions and distances from Ææa onwards 329 Tours of Menelaus and Ulysses compared 331 The earth of Homer probably oval 334 Points of contact with Oceanus 337 The Caspian and Persian Gulf belong to Oceanus 338 Contraction and compression of the Homeric East 340 Outline of Homer’s terrestrial system 342 Map of Earth according to Homer 343 EXCURSUS I. _Parentage and Extraction of Minos._ On the genuineness of Il. xiv. 317-27 344 On the sense of the line Il. xiv. 321 346 Collateral testimony to the extraction of Minos 347 EXCURSUS II. _On the line Odyss. v. 277._ Points of the question stated 349 Senses of δεξιὸς and ἀριστερὸς 350 Illustrated from Il. xiii 352 On the force of the Homeric ἐπὶ 354 Force of ἐπὶ with ἀριστερὰ 356 Illustrated from Il. ii. 353. Od. xxi. 141 358 From Il. i. 597. vii. 238. xii. 239, 249 359 From Il. xxiii. 335-7 360 From Il. ii. 526 362 Application to Od. v. 277 364 Another sense prevailed in later Greek 365