ACHILLES, 105, 126
Achilles in Scyros, 77
Actaeon, 62, 68

Acting and actors, 36 ff., 53, 58,
85, 89 ff., 97, 151, 227 ff.
Action, distinguished from Inci-
dent, ff.
Adrastus, 52, 63, 72

Aeschylus, see especially 53, 65,
86, 102, 108 f., 113, 143 ff.,
188 ff., 265 ff.

Atalanta, 82, 178
Atossa, 96, 142, 192

BACCHAE, 69, 124, 241, 261
Bacchus, see Dionysus, Iacchos
Balliol College, Oxford, 321
Bradfield, 321

Bromius, a name of, 46
Browning, Robert, 241, 253, 310
Browning, Mrs., 254

Bunsen's God in History, 112

163, 320, 321

Agamemnon, character of, 170

Agathon, 60, 187, 245

Ajax, 75, 93, 121, 125, 127

Ajax Locrus, 78

CALYDONIAN HUNT, 82
Cambridge, 321

253, 310

Alope, 75, 178

Anapaests, 129, 134

Cambyses, 297 ff.

Cape of Good Hope, 321

Andromache, 257, 259, 260
Andromeda, 71, 254, 288

Antigone, 73, 121, 123, 127, 132,

146 ff., 168, 182, 210, 310,

(Eur.) 290

Cassandra, 59, 96, 193

Centaur, 294

Central ideas, 113, 118
Chaeremon, 294

Change of scene, 133

151, 181, 226

Arnold, Matthew, 212, 258, 311

Chorus, 34, 53, 92, 130 ff.

Chronological order, 189, 209 ff.

Climax, 30, 141, 143, 151, 213,
236

169, 194

Commatica, 138

Commos, or lament, 128

Concentration, 36, 94, 211, 236
Conservatism, 70 (cp. 65), 165
Contrast, 216, 233

Convention, 66, 70, 87, 102
Corinth, 49, 76
Coryphaeus, 53

Cothurnus, or buskin, 88, 97
Creon (in Antigone), especially 152
Cyclic poems, 79 ff.
Cyclops, 165

DANAË, 71

Danaïdes, 71, 161, 178
Dead, state of the, 205
Demeter, 55, 81, 180
Democedes, 306
Destiny, see Fate

De Tocqueville, 244 note

Dialogue, 119 ff.

Dion Chrysostomus, 308
Dionysiac theatre, 36, 126

GHOST OF DARIUS, 98, 100, 146
Ghost-Raisers," 68

117, 162

Dionysus Zagreus, 48

Dithyramb, 49 ff.

Grandiloquence, 86

318

Dörpfeld, Dr., 94 ff., 323 note

Dramatic reading, 316

Dramatic speeches, 121 ff.

HAEMON, 126, 149

Hebrew Psalms, 326

Hecuba, 79, 124-128, 251

note, 247, 256, 314, 317

127, 251, 317

Eleusis, 48, 180
Eleutherae, 43

Eleuthereus, epithet of Dionysus,
84
"Emotion touched with thought,"

24, 27, 116, cp. III
Eos, 67

Epeisodion, 145

Epic poetry, 8, 53, 79 ff.

Heraclidae, 75, 259

Heraclitus, 106 (cp. 180)
Hercules Furens, 74, 124, 153
Hermione, 252

Herodotus, 49, 63, 106, 116
Heroic legends, 70 ff.
Hesiod, 105
Hippolytus, 75
Historic subjects, 64

Homer, 8, 79 f., 106, 125, 196

Mounet-Sully, 319
Müller, A., 84
Müller, K. O., 55
Mycerinus, 107, 200

Mysteries, 110, 275

NARRATIVE, 121 ff. 143, 222

Nausicaa, 78, 226

Nemesis, 116

Neophron, 184, 279

Neoptolemus, 79, 125, 127, 229
Niobe, 72, 73, 268

ODYSSEUS, 78, 232
Odyssey, 79, 109, 311

Oedipus, 65, 73, 76, 81, 93, 96,
115, 121, 124-127, 159, 171,
185, 215

Oral tradition, 80
Orchestra, 94 ff.

Oresteia, 109, 162 ff., 181, 190,

192

Orphism, 110 ff., 180

PALAMEDES, 65, 77-79
Panhellenism, 77, 263
Parabasis, 137

Paradox, 251

Parascenion, 135

Parodos, 98, 131-135, 219

Parr, Dr., 318

Patriotism, 66

Peisistratidae, 55

Pentheus, 46, 73

Performance, 84

Peripeteia, 142 ff., 156 (cp. 175)
Persae, 57 ff., 64, 75, 98, 117, 121

ff., 128, 142 ff., 158, 192
Pessimism, 104 ff., 115, 244
Phaethon, 66, 88, 241, 281
Philocles, 185
Philoctetes, 65, 77, 78, 79, 96,
115, 123, 125, 173, 237, 308
Phoenissae, 74, 93, (Phrynichus)
178

Phrynichus, tragic poet, 64 ff., 178
General, 109 note

Comic poet (epigram attri-
buted to), 183
Pindar, 49, 50, 75, 105
Plato, 4, 8, 49, 105, 125

TALFOURD'S Ion, 319
Tecmessa, 125

Teiresias, 125, 150, 176
Telephus, 65, 77, 78, 79
Tennyson, Lord, 252
Teucer, 76

Thamyras, 83, 226
Theatre, 36, 94 ff.

Theobald, L., 310, 317

Theognis, 105, 318
Theseus, 75

Sarcey (M. Francisque), 151

Scene (σκηνή), 97, 99

Schiller's Bride of Messina, 137,

Thetis, 67