_Crete_, climate and products, 13; antiquities, 14, 16; present inhabitants, 16; language, 17, 18; literature, 18; music, 19; conquered by Saracens, 19; recovered by Byzantine emperors, 20; transferred to Boniface, and sold to Venetian Republic, 20; cruel government, 20-26; conquest by Turks favored, 26; Turkish rule, 26-37; Sphakiote insurrection of 1770, 27; of 1821, 29-31; united by the allied powers to government of Mehemet Ali, Egyptian régime, 32-34; assembly at Murnies in 1833, repression by Mustapha Pasha, 33; insurrection of 1840, 34; Assembly of 1858, 34; of 1864, 36; hardships preceding the insurrection of 1866, 36 Criaris, a Cretan chief, 105 _Damasta_, 127, 128 Dante's description of Crete, 26 Dendrino, Russian consul, sincere in advising against insurrection, but probably strengthened Parthenius, 48; character, 96; orders a frigate to the Sphakian coast, 98 Deportations, 92, 99, 140, 142 Derché, French consul, supports Ismael Pasha in everything, 44; urges violent dispersal of the Assembly, 45; confirms the Pasha against consular protests, 46; labors to provoke a collision, 52; intrigue with Schahin Pasha, 54; refuses to ask for a man-of-war, 57; recalled, 122 _Dibaki_, port, 130, 135 Dickson, English consul, humane and honest, ordered to co-operate with his French colleague, 44; supports Ismael Pasha against the Assembly, 45; declares an assurance unnecessary, 46; refuses to ask for a man-of-war, 57; reports the atrocities at Arkadi, 90; proposes to send a ship to pick up Cretan families, 92; dispatch on the affair at Krapi, 104; captured by Cretans near Canéa, 150 Dimitrikarakos, an Hellenic chief, 125 Diodorus Siculus, on the first inhabitants of Crete, 14 Egyptian régime in Crete, 32; troops in Crete, 30, 31; under Schahin Pasha, 53; at Vrvsis, 63, 64, 66; as found by Mustapha, 68; beaten at Stylos, 78; driven to the assault of Arkadi, 85; sufferings in the mountains, 90; slaughter at Krapi, 104; recalled home, 122; losses at Sime, 130 "Ennosis" blockaded at Syra, 152 _Episkopi_, 84, 123; surprised, 99 Erskine, English minister at Athens, 107 Fair at Omalo, April, 1865, 38; turned into an Assembly, 41 _Foligniaco_, Venetian raid on, 25 _Franco Castelli_ port, 102, 130 _Gaiduropolis_, 132 Geissler (Dilaver Pasha), Turkish chief of Artillery, 124; death, 134 _Gnossus_, 128 Goldsborough, Rear-Admiral, 101, 116 _Grabusa_, captured by Kalergis, 32 "Grand Admiral," Russian frigate, 76; ordered to assist in deportation, 96 Greek Government and the insurrection, 63, 112, 114; under Russian influence, 145; ostentatious pretence of aiding the revolt, 151 _Halará_, 135 Hobart Pasha blockades the "Ennosis" at Syra, 152 Homer, account of Ancient Crete, 14, 15 _Hostí_, 105