attitude of, towards Over Lord, 26-7; (_Little Iliad_, 66, 202, 214-5, 219); reference in, to sons of Theseus, 154; pretensions of, 160; story of Thersites in, 181-2 (_Cypria_, the, analysis of, 188-93, 198-212; date uncertain 195-6, 269, 272; the Catalogue, 258-9); what the poems are, 197; date of material and treatment, ?, 198, 199; writers of, mere imitators, 200; the Aethiopis, 212-4, 219; the Iliou Persis, 215-7, 219; relation of, and Homeric Poems according to Mr. Murray, 218-21, 289-91; not expurgated, 269, 270; legends of, preferred as subjects of art, 274; were they recited at Athens?, 288. Cyclops, the, 18. Cymri, wars of, 164. Cypassis. See Costume. Cypria. See Cyclic Poems. Cyprus, Phoenicians in, 20. Danaans, the, 51. Dawkins, R. M., cited on Greek early female costume, 85, 87, 88, _90_, 94. Deidameia, 209. Deiphobus carried out of the fight, 231. Demeter, Hymn to, 117; mention of, in _Odyssey_, 118; mysteries of, 267. Demodocus, songs of, 30, 38, 124; his tale of the Wooden Horse, 215-6. Demophon, 154, 215. Dictys Cretensis, anti-Homeric traditions accepted by, 9, 190-3, 195, 196, 209, 211, 217. Dieuchidas, cited on connection of Solon and Homer, 281. Diogenes Laertius cited on Solon and the Athenian recitations, 282, 283, 287. Diomede, promises a sacrifice to Athene, 129; Ionian hostility to, 160; takes up the feud of Thersites, 180-1, 213; genealogy of, 181; conflicting traditions of, 190, 191, 193, 195, 231-3; the exchange of shields, 252; r., 15, 18, 46, 52, 158, 238. Dione, cited on the wounding of Hades, 136. Dionysus, traditions and rites of, 118-9; Homer's contempt for, 120; r., 231, 232, 267. Dipylon culture, characteristics of, 4-5, 147; female costume, 81-5; view of, as to future life, 111. Dolon, 230. Dümmler, Ferdinand cited on Hector's connection with Boeotia, 183.