Tbe  period*  at  which  the  Olympic  hone-ruces  were
iBsiiiaud  are  mentioned  under  OLyHFi*.
A  lew  other  hippodrontn  in  Oreece,  Syria,  and
Efjpt,  are  mentioccd  by  Pausanias  and  other
writers ;  but  they  deaerre  dd  special  mention.
(Coop.  Ktauac,  tijjWK.  ■HHJ  .^^os.  voL  L  pp.  151,
kt.)     Sec  aU)  HoKTua.  [P.  S.]

KIPPUPG'RAE  (IrroiV"),  uddlc-bags.
This  appendage  to  the  saddle  [Epuiffiuu]  u-as
■sde  of  leather  (naW^  tcortti,  Feslus,  a  r.  Bui-
f),  and  doe*  not  appear  e|er  to  have  changed  its
fans  and  appearvica.  Its  proper  Latui  name  was
li'tiimM  (Petnm.  SaL  31),  which  ga's  origin  to
Itmrria  in  Italian  and  Aesocc  in  French.  By  the
Gsals,  saddle-bags  were  called  Aii2ifaa(Festus,  Lc  ;
Omma^  Gr.  Lai.),  becauie  they  bulge  or  swell
ntwMda  ;  this  signiliomt  appellation  is  still  re-
taiaedin  the  Welsh  lo^/ait  or  bulgaii.  The  more
•legant  term  Uppapanu  it  adopted  by  Seneca
(*>^  88).  [J.  Y.]

HISTION    and    UISTOS     (I<nr(w,  Urr6t).
HI'STRIO  {*ir«vnJlt).  an  actor.  I.Ohbbk.
