_Hellas_, insular, more striking than peninsular, 5
_Hellênes_, use of the name, 7; confined by Constantine Porphyrogennêtos to the Mainotes, 8-10
_Hêraklês_, 36; worship of, at Marathôn, 59, 60; at Tiryns, 96
_Hêrôdês Atticus_, theatre of, at Athens, 24, 42; his _exedra_ at Olympia, 265, 266
_Herodotus_, his account of Marathôn, 61, 62; range of the lion fixed by, 171
_Homeric Catalogue_, the, position of Athens in, 21; Marathôn and Eleusis have no place in, _ib._, 60; Tiryns how described in, 105; Akarnania has no place in, 215, 216
_Ionian Islands_, 7; merged in the Greek kingdom, _ib._
_Isthmian Games_, the, strange application of the name to Epsom races, 220
_Isthmus of Corinth_, its varied history, 197
_Johnson_, Samuel, application of his saying on the battle of Marathôn, 55, 56
_Justinian_, fortifies Athens and extinguishes her schools, 24
_Kallimachos_, fate of Europe decided by the casting vote of, 53
_Kanarês_, Constantine, compared with Theseus, 50, 51; his death, _ib._, 66, 67; his home in Psara, 80
_Kapnikarea_, the, church of, at Athens, 47; its _narthex_ compared with the west front of Peterborough, 48, 49
_Kyklopês_, their change of character, 94
_Kymê_, contrasted with Mykênê, 158, 159; her western position, 205
_Larissa_, the, of Argos, 86, 109, 110, 116, 120, 182
_Leake_, Colonel, on the battle of Marathôn, 61, 63; on Tiryns, 102, 104; on the worship of Poseidôn at Sounion, 254
_Lion_, the, range of, in Europe, 171; cognate forms of his name, _ib._
_Lowe_, Robert (late Lord Sherbroke), his view of the battle of Marathôn, 52
_Lysikratês_, choragic monument of, 38, 39
_Mahaffy_, J. P., his views on the destruction of the tower of the Dukes in Athens, 28, 29; his illustration of the position of the temple of Olympian Zeus, 33, 144; on the physical position of the Greek commonwealths, 71; on the geographical separation of Eleusis from Athens, 230
_Mainotes_, their independence, 8; how distinguished from the Slaves by Constantine Porphyrogennêtos, 8; their conversion, 9
_Marathôn_, not in the Homeric Catalogue, 21, 60; the most historic spot in Attica, 52; battle of, the most memorable in the world's history, 54 _et seq._; the earliest and the latest fight compared, 57, 58; geographical use of the name, 59; its mythical history, _ib._; temple of Athênê at, 60; named in the Odyssey, _ib._; earliest historical notices of, 61; the marshes not mentioned by Herodotus, 62; Pausanias' account of the battle, _ib._; site of ancient Marathôn uncertain, 63; the barrow of the one hundred and ninety-two at, 64; grave of Miltiadês at, _ib._