GRA

Graphê Paranomôn, 470, 613
Greece, geography of, 1 et seq.
Greek Christianity, 660

- Declaration of Independence in 1821,
668
Greek tribal legends, 16; national char-
acter, 22; physical science, 51; philo-
sophy, 53; trade in Egypt, 64, 118
Greeks, Asiatic, conquered by Kroisos, 104
Gyges, 103

Gylippos sent to Syracuse, 381; enters the
city, 387; sentenced to death for theft,
478

Gymnopaidiai, 356, 581

HAGNON, founder of Amphipolis, 259

Halonnesos, dispute about, between
Philip and the Athenians, 622
Hamilkar, 67, 652

Hannibal, son of Giskon, 652

- treaty of Philip III. with, 660
Haratch, capitation tax, 666
Harmodios, 84

Harmostai, the Spartan, 483

Harpagos, 97

Harpalos, 650

Hasdrubal, 652

Hegemonia, 248

Hegesistratos, 228
Hekataios, 137

Hekatonymos, 514

Hektemorioi, 77

Helen, 17, 20

Heliaia, 89, 256

Heliastai [Dikastai]

Helikon, 2

Helixos, 444

Hyroiades, 107

Hystaspes, 122

Kleigenes, 56%

Kleippides, 295

KTE

Kleisthenean constitution, 87 et seq.
Kleisthenes, of Sikyon, 43

- of Athens, 70, 87; expulsion and return
of, 92

Kleitos, 634

Kleoboulos, 348

Kleodemos, 660
Kleokritos, 493

Kleombrotos, 214

- son of Pausanias, King of Sparta, 572,
575; marches to Leuktra, 579; is there
defeated and slain, 580

Kleomenes, King of Sparta, 86, 93, 138,
149, 181

Kleon, 299, 319; procures the dismissal of
the Spartan envoys, 320; sent with re-
inforcements to Pylos, 321; and Thucy-
dides, 336; sent into Thrace, 341; takes
Torûnê, 342; falls at Amphipolis, 344
the Sicilian, 641

Kleonymos, son of Sphodrias, 573, 580
Kleopatra, 631

Klerouchoi, 94, 252, 259, 442, 575, 591
Knemos, 288

Knidos, battle of, 257

Kodros, 72

Kôês of Mytilênê, 130
Koiratadas, 517

Konon in command at Naupaktos, 393,
456, 457; at Samos, 458; blockaded in
Mytilênê, 461; escapes from Aigos-
potamoi to Salamis, 477; activity of,
554; at Sousa,
556;
victorious at
Knidos, 557; rebuilds the Long Walls of
Athens, 562; death of, 563
Korkyra, 60; seditions in, 306; massacres
at, 309; in alliance with Athens, 576
Korkyraians, 61; hold aloof in the Per-
sian war, 177; quarrel between, and the
Corinthians, 261; seek to ally them-
selves with Athens, 263; take part in
the Sicilian expedition, 393
Koroneia, battles of, 253, 560
Korylas, 514
Koryphasion, 316
Kotys, 590

defeat of Philip III. at, 660

Lykon accuses Sokrates, 520
Lykophron, 43

of Pherai, 606

Kynossema, 447

Kypselos, 44

Kyrênê, 65

Lykourgos, 29, 37

Myron, 34

Myronides defeats the Corinthians, 250
Mysteries, 530

Mytilênê, surrenders to Paches, 297

kets, 267, 271

Menandros, 390, 474

by the Athenians, 340

Menedaios, 315

Menekles, 472

Menon, 500, 506

Navarino, battle of, 669

Menyllos, 655

Nebucadnezzar, 99

Necessity, doctrine of, 109
Nektanebis, 599

Neodamodes, 551

Neon, 517

517, 563, 591, 599

Mermnad kings of Lydia,

Messênê, 583; founded by Epameinondas,
587

Messenian wars, 33

Messenians, 19, 28; brought back to Pylos,
35; restored to their country by Epa-
meinondas, 587

Metoikoi, at Athens, 88
Michael Palaiologos, 665

Miletos, 143; revolts from Athens, 417
Milon the athlete, 59

Miltiades, 90, 131, 144; at Marathon, 150;
at Paros, 157

Mindaros, 445; at the Hellespont, 446;
slain in the battle of Kyzikos, 450
Minôa, taken by Nikias, 310
Mithridates, 508

Mnasippos, 576

Mnesiphilos, 198
Mohammed II., 666

Monarchy, ancient and modern ideas of,

41

Morosini, campaigns of, in Greece, 667
Mortgages, alleged, in Attica, 77

Mothakes, 550

Mounychia, 231

Mourychides, 214

Mourzoufle [Alexios Doukas]

Murad II., 666

Mutilation of the human body, 22

Mykalê, battle of, 229

New Rome, 660

Nikanor, 634, 655
Nikarchos, 506

Nikias, takes Minoa, 310; refuses to go to
Pylos, 322; occupies Kythera, 327; re-
covers Mendê, 340; peace of, 345; ap-
pointed to command in Sicily, 364; un-
designedly increases the scale of the en-
terprise, 366; successfully lands the
Athenian army at Syracuse, 375; wins
a battle which has no results, 376; in-
capacity of, 379; asks for reinforce-
ments, 381; occupies Epipolai, 382; lets
slip the opportunity furnished by the
capture of the first and second Syracusan
counterworks, 384; allows Gylippos to
enter Syracuse, 387; fortifies Plemmy-
rion, 387; defeats Gylippos, 388; writes
to the Athenians, 389; wins a naval
victory and loses Plemmyrion, 390; re-
fuses to retreat, 396; surrenders to Gy-
lippos, 407; put to death, 409