Sophocles, Milton on, 47; choruses, 51; Whitelaw’s version of, 64; music of, 136 _Œdipus_; and Milton’s _Samson Agonistes_, 49 Sophron, poet, 39 Sovranties, pass into aristocracies, 184, 185; models in constitutional government, 184-186 Sparta, slaves in, 188; power, 201 Spinoza, teachings of, 216; Pantheist, 224 Statuary, portrait, 120 Stearne, John, Founder of Royal College of Physicians, Ireland, 173; theorist and writer, 173; on works of Hippocrates, 173; and the Church, 176 Stoics, speculations, 244-246; and Epicureans, 244-246 Stylists, modern English, 89 Swanwick, Miss, translations, 57 Swinburne, Algernon, writer of plays after Greek models, 58 _Atalanta_: choruses, 40, 58 _Erechtheus_; 58 Syracuse, 68 T Taylor, Jeremy, style influenced by Isocrates, 90 Temples, Greek: Doric ornament, 104; features, 105; at Tiryns, 105; Hera at Olympia, 105; distinction between dwellings and, 106; construction, 106; compared with houses, 107; proportions, 107; furnish models for all Europe, 110 Tennyson, influenced by Theocritus, 36, 59, 60; and Euripides, 60; and Pantheism, 228, 229 Terence, translation of Menander, 61, 209 Thales, his primitive element of the world, 216, 217; predicts an eclipse, 217 Themistocles, studied oratory, 70 Theocritus, Virgil’s translations, 24; pastoral poet, 35; goes back to life of people, 35, 36; influence on Tennyson, 36, 59, 60; idealises the commonplace, 38; delights in nature, 59; best translation of, 64 _Idylls_: 96 Theognis, use of verse, 39 Theon of Smyrna, 167 Theophrastus, collaborator with Aristotle, 169 Thirlwall, history written without first-hand knowledge of Greece, 56 “Three tragic poets,” the, 47, 49 Thucydides, has given to world model of the science of history, 71; subject, 71, 77, 78; compared with Herodotus, 76, 78; subtle artist, 76; style, 77; picture of politics in Greece, 77; artistic scheme, 78; diction, 78; obscurity, 78, 79; on war, 200 _Thucydides Mythistoricus_, _see_ Cornford Timotheus, _Persians_: inferior poetry, 38, 39, 63; Wilamowitz on, 39 Tiryns, remains of temples at, 105 Tombs, domed or circular buildings, 110; Pantheon, 110; Castle of St. Angelo, 111; Invalides in Paris, 111; Mausoleum of Queen Victoria, 111; Treasure House of Atreus, 111; Tomb of the Minyæ, 111; early, in Ireland, 111 _Tract on the Sublime_, translated by Burke, 92; point of view of, 92 Tragedy, Greek: material, 42; Milton’s view of, 47, 48 Travels, not thoroughly Greek, 97 Treaties, between Greek city-states, 198 Trinity College, Dublin: some of the requisites for degree, 179 Turin, Academy of, _Transactions_; referred to, 197 U Unions or leagues, question as to rights of contracting parties, 202, 203; European examples, 204 V Vases, ornamentation of, 132 Venetian Republic, 184