Cost of commodities, etc., 123; of slaves, 115.

Crescent, chosen emblem of Byzantines, 6.

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Cresollius on sophists and voice culture, 208, 214.

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Cynane, daughter of Philip of Macedon, her warlike exploits, 322.

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Decurions in local government, 148; captains of silentiaries, 52.

Dome or cupola, introduction of, 25, 225.

Ducange on Christian Constantinople 24, etc.

Emperor, Byzantine, dress of, 89; portraits of, 42.

Epicurus, his philosophy, 239, 284; and Leontium, 332.

Eucharist, early method of administering, 112.

Eunuchs, origin of, 133; in Byzantine Empire, _ib._

Euphemia, Empress, her change of name, 301, 304; opposes Justinian’s marriage, 347.

Eurydice, daughter of Cynane, her war against Olympias, 323.

Evagrius on abolition of chrysargyron, 154; on monks, 281.

Evolution, nature and prospects of, 285, _sqq._

Exokionion, region of Constantinople, 78, 79.

Exposure of infants, 242; prohibited at Thebes, _ib._

Filelfo of Ancona, his letters on later Byzantine manners, 116; on preservation of classical Greek, 126.

Financial officials, bureaucrats, 152, 161; surveyors and assessors, 150, _sqq._; collectors, 158, _sqq._

Fish, plenty of, at Constantinople, 4, 84; miraculous creation of, 253.

Foederati, foreign mercenaries, 169, 170.

Follis, coin and sum, uncertainty about, 100, _sqq._

Forum, of Constantine, 69; Imperial or Augusteum, 49; Strategium, 70; of Theodosius I or Taurus, 71, _sqq._; Amastrianum, 77; of Arcadius, 77; of Honorius, 80.

Fountains, sacred, at Constantinople, 26, 27, 38.

Gallienus, his connection with Byzantium, 9, 48.

Gates of Constantinople, 31; Caspian or Caucasian, Golden, 33.

Gieseler, Church History of, 249, 251, etc.

Godefroy (or Godfrey), Theodosian code by, 42, 160, _et passim_.

Governors of provinces, Rectors or judges, 148.

Greek learning, introduction of, at Rome, 205, _sqq._

Greens and Blues, factions of Circus, 22, 98, 298.

Gregory of Nazianzus on military dragons, 168; on furore at Circus, 108; on theatre, 339.

Gregory of Nyssa on female education, 229; on popular theology, 280.

Grosvenor on antiquities of Constantinople, 4, 24, 41, 48, etc.

Gyllius on antiquities of Constantinople, 4, 5, 24, 33, etc.

Harbours of Byzantium, 7; of Constantinople, _ib._; of Theodosius, or Eleutherium, 36; of Julian, _ib._; of Bucoleon, 37; of Neorion or Golden Horn, 39.