with dy, XVI. 44

orichale, fr. 43, p- 427


Pactolus, river, 111. 45

paean, p. 28: the paean of Bacchylides
(xv1) for Delos, p. 223

Pallas, the father of Νίκη, Epigr. I. 1
(fr. 33), P- 424

Pandion, son of Cecrops, XVI. 15

papyrus of Bacchylides, the, pp. 121 ff. :

tolemaic traits of, p. 125: approximate

date of, p. 126: the scribe and the
correctors of, pp. 127-135; the signs
used in, pp. 135-141
aragraphus, use of in the MS., p. 140
asiphae, wife of Minos, XVI. 50

patronymic, forms of, in -ἰδης and -ἰάδης,
I. 14

Pausanias, on the story of Theseus and
Minos as painted by Micon, p. 237:
on the legend of the Apharetidae,


p- 240

Peace, the gifts of, fr. 3, p. 411

Peirithous, associated with Theseus, XVII.
46, Ρ. 232

Pellene in Achaia, festival at, IX. 33

Peloponnesus, traces of, in the poems of
Bacchylides, p. 25

Pelops, cult of at Olympia, v. 181,
vin. af.
pentathlon, order of contests in the,
VII. 32

Periphetes, not mentioned by Bacchylides
among the victims of Theseus, p. 232

Persae, of Aeschylus, performed in Sicily,
p. 10: of Timotheus, p. 48

Persephone, the rape of, placed by
Bacchylides in Crete, fr. 53, Ρ. 431

Perseus, ancestor of Heracles, X11. 48

person, transition of second to third, IX.
13, 19-26; XV. 6-10

Pheme, the goddess of rumour, II. 1,
IX. 1 ff.
Pherecrates, comic poet, his Χείρων,

. 50

Pherecydes, the mythographer, X. 50

Pherenicus, Hieron’s race-horse, p. 198

Philoxenus, dithyrambic poet, pp. 47;


234

Phlius, p. 205: deities worshipped at,
Vill. 69 ff., 97 ff. εἰ - :

Phoenice as= Caria, fr. 60, p. 434

Phoenix, father of Europa, XVI. 31

Phorbas, associated with Theseus, XVII.
