Pronouncing Index

[Note.—The system of pronunciation here followed is the English system, because it is the one at present most used among English-speaking peoples. In it the letters have substantially their English sound. Upon the continent of Europe the pronunciation of Latin and Greek is in like manner made to correspond in each nation to the pronunciation of its own language, and thus there is much diversity among the continental systems, though they resemble each other more closely than they do the English. In England and America also the continental methods of pronunciation have been extensively used. Thus Æneas may be pronounced A-na´-ahss; Aïdes ah-ee´-daze. Since the true, the ancient, pronunciation has been lost, and, as many contend, cannot be even substantially recovered, it is a matter of individual preference what system shall be followed.]

A.

Abderus (ab-dee´-rus), .

Absyrtus (ab-sir´-tus), .

Academus (ak-ă-dee´-mus), .

Achelous (ak-e-lo´-us), , .

Acheron (ak´-e-ron), , .

Achilles (ă-kil´-leez), , , , .

Acis (ā´-sis), , .

Acrisius (ă-crish´-e-us), , , .

Acropolis (ă-crop´-o-lis), .

Actæon (ak-tee´-on), .

Admete (ad-mee´-te), .

Admetus (ad-mee´-tus), , , .

Adonis (ă-don´-iss), .

Adrastia (ad-ras-ti´-ah), .

Adrastus (ă-dras´-tus), .

Æacus (ee´-ă-cus), .

Ææa (ee-ee´-ah), island of, .

Ægean Sea (ee-gee´-an), .

Ægeus (ee´-juce), , , .

Ægina (ee-ji´-nah), island of, .

Ægis (ee´-jiss), .

Ægisthus (ee-jiss´-thus, th as in both), .

Ægle (egg´-le), .

Ægyptus (ee-jip´-tus), .

Aello (ă-el´-lo), .

Æneas (ee-nee´-ass), .

Æolus (ee´-o-lus), , .

Aër (ā´-er), .

Æsacus (es´-a-cus), .

Æsculapius (es-cu-la´-pe-us), .

Æson (ee´-son), .

Æetes (ee-ee´-teez), , .

Æther (ee´-ther), .

Æthiopia (e-thi-o´-pe-ah), .

Æthra (ee´-thrah), , , .

Ætna, Mount (et´-nah), .

Agamemnon (ag-ă-mem´-non), , , .

Agave (ă-ga´-ve), , .

Agenor (ă-jee´-nor), .

Ages, .

Aglaia (ag-lay´-yah), .

Agraulos (ă-graw´-lŏs), .

Agrigent (ag´-ri-jent), .

Aïdes (a-i´-deez), , , .

—helmet of , .

Aïdoneus (a-i-do´-nuce), .

Air, .

Ajax (ā´-jax) the Greater, .

—the Lesser, .

Alcestis (al-ses´-tiss), .

Alcinous (al-sin´-o-us), , .

Alcippe (al-sip´-pe),

Alcmæon (alk-mee´-on), , .

Alcmene (alk-mee´-ne), , .

Alecto (a-leck´-to), .

Alexander (al-ex-an´-der), .

Aloidæ (al-o-i´-de), .

Alpheus (al´-fuce), .

Altars, .

Althea (al-thee´-ah, th as in both), .

Altis (al´-tis) the, .

Amalthea (am-al-thee´-ah), .

Amazons (am´-a-zons), , , .

Ambrosia (am-bro´-zhah), .

Amor (ā´-mor), .

Amphiaraus (am´-fe-a-ray´-us), .

Amphidamas (am-fid´-a-mass), .

Amphilochus (am-fil´-o-cus), .

Amphion (am-fi´-on), .

Amphitrite (am-fe-tri´-te), , .

Amphitrion (am-fit´-re-on), , .

Amycus (am´-i-cus), .

Anaitis-Aphroditis (an-a-i´-tis-af-ro-di´-tis), .

Ananke (an-ang´-ke), .

Anciliæ (an-sil´-e-e), .

Androgeos (an-dro´-je-oss), .

Andromache (an-drom´-a-ke), , .

Andromeda (an-drom´-e-dah), .

Antea (an-tee´-ah), .

Anteos (an-tee´-ŏs), .

Anteros (an´-te-ross), .

Antigone (an-tig´-o-ne), , .

Antinous (an-tin´-o-us), .

Antiope (an-ti´-o-pe), .

Antiphates (an-tif´-a-teez), .

Aphareus (af´-a-ruce), .

Aphrodite (af-ro-di´-te), , , .

Apollo (ă-pol´-lo), .

—(Roman), .

Apple of Discord, .

Arachne (a-rak´-ne), .

Arcadia (ar-ca´-de-ah), .

Arctos (ark´-tŏs), .

Areopagus (a-re-op´-a-gus), , , .

Ares (ā´-reez), , .

—grove of, .
—field of, , .

Arete (a-ree´-te or ar´-e-te), , .

Arethusa (ar-e-thu´-sah), .

Aretias (ă-ree´-she-ass), .

Argia (ar-ji´-ah), .

Argives (ar-jives), .

Argo, , , .

Argonauts (ar´-go-nawts), .

Argos (ar´-gŏs), , , .

Argus, .

Argus-Panoptes (pan-op´-teez), .

Ariadne (a-re-ad´-ne), , .

Aricia (a-rish´-e-ah), .

Arion (a-ri´-on), .

Aristæus (ar-iss-tee´-us), .

Aristodemus (a-ris´-to-de´-mus), .

Aristomachus (ar-is-tom´-a-cus), .

Arsinoë (ar-sin´-o-e), .

Artemis (ar´-te-miss), .

Ascalaphus (ass-cal´-a-fuss), , .

Asclepius (ass-clee´-pe-us), , , .

Ashtoreth (ash´-to-reth), .

Asphodel meadows (ass-fo-del), .

Astarte (ass-tar´-te), .

Astræa (ass-tree´-ah), .

Astræus (ass-tree´-us), .

Astyanax (ass-ti´-a-nax), .

Atalanta (at-a-lan´-tah), .

Ate (ā´-te), .

Athamas (ath´-a-mass), , .

Athene (a-thee´-ne, th as in both), .

Athene-Polias (po´-le-ass), , , , .

Athens, .

Atlas, , .

Atreus, (ă´-truce), .

Atropos (at´-ro-pŏs), .

Atys (ā´-tiss), .

Augeas (aw´-je-ass), , .

Augurs, .

Aulis (aw´-lis), .

Aurora (aw-ro´-rah), , .

Autochthony (aw-tok´-tho-ny), .

Autolycus (aw-tol´-i-cus), , .

Autonoe, (aw-ton´-o-e), .

Avernus (a-ver´-nus), .

Avertor (ā-ver´-tor), .

Averuncus (av-e-run´-cus), .

B.

Bacchanalia (bac-ca-na´-le-ah), .

Bacchantes (bac-can´-teez), .

Bacchus (bac´-cus), .

Battus (bat´-tus), .

Baucis (baw´-sis), .

Bebricians (be-brish´-e-anz), .

Beech-nymph, .

Bellerophon (bel-ler´-o-fon), .

Bellerophontes (bel-ler´-o-fon´-teez), .

Bellona (bel-lo´-nah), .

Belvedere (bel´-vi-deer), .

Benthesicyme, (ben-the-siss´-i-me), .

Berecynthia-Idea (ber´-e-sin´-the-ah-i-dee´-ah), .

Beroe (ber´-o-e, first e like ei in their), .

Birch-nymph, .

Bistonians (bis-to´-ne-anz), .

Bithynia (bi-thin´-e-ah), .

Boreas (bo´-re-ass), .

Brauron (braw´-ron), .

Brazen Age, .

Briareus (bri´-a-ruce), .

Brisëis (bri-see´-iss), .

Brontes (bron´-teez), .

Busiris (bu-si´-ris), .

Butes (bu´-teez), .

C.

Cadmus, .

Caduceus (ca-du´-she-us), .

Calais (cal´-a-iss), , .

Calchas (cal´-kas), , , , .

Calirrhoë (cal-lir´-ro-e), .

Calliope (cal-li´-o-pe), , .

Callisto (cal-lis´-to), .

Calydonian Boar-hunt, .

Calypso (ca-lip´-so), .

Camenæ (ca-mee´-nee), .

Campus Martius (mar´-she-us), .

Canens (ca´-nenz), .

Capaneus (cap´-a-nuce), .

Caphareus, Cape (ca-fa´-ruce), .

Carmenta (car-men´-tah), .

Carmentalia (car-men-ta´-le-ah), .

Carnival, .

Carpo, .

Cassandra (cas-san´-drah), , , .

Cassiopea (cas´-se-o-pee´-ah), .

Castalian Spring, , .

Castor, , , .

Caucasus (caw´-că-sus), Mount, .

Cecrops (see´-crops), .

Celæno (se-lee´-no), .

Celeus (see´-le-us), .

Celts, .

Cenæus (se-nee´-us), .

Centaurs (sen´-tawrs), .

Ceos (see´-ŏs), .

Cepheus (see´-fuce), .

Cephissus (se-fiss´-us), .

Cerberus (ser´-be-rus), , , .

Cercyon (ser´-se-on), .

Cerealia (se-re-a´-le-ah), .

Ceres (see´-reez), , .

Cerunitis (ser-u-ni´-tis), .

Cestus (ses´-tus), .

Ceto (see´-to), .

Ceuta (su´-tah), .

Ceyx (see´-ix), , , .

Chalciope (cal-si´-o-pe), .

Chaos (ka´-oss), .

Chares (ca´-reez), .

Charites (car´-i-teez), .

Charon (ca´-ron), , .

Charybdis (ca-rib´-dis), , .

Chimæra (ki-mee´-rah), , .

Chiron (ki´-ron), .

Chloris (clo´-ris), .

Chrysaor (cris-ā´-or), .

Chrysëis (cri-see´-iss), .

Chryses (cri´-seez), .

Cimmerians (sim-me´-ri-anz), , .

Cimon (si´-mon), .

Circe (sir´-se), , , , .

Cithæron (si-thee´-ron, th as in both), .

—Mount, .

Cleodæus (cle-o-dee´-us), .

Cleopatra (cle-o-pat´-rah), .

Clio (cli´-o), .

Cloacina (clo-a-si´-nah), .

Clotho (clo´-tho), .

Clymene (clim´-e-ne), .

Clytæmnestra (clit-em-nes´-trah), , , .

Clytie (cli´-ti-e), .

Cocalus (coc´-a-lus), .

Cocytus (co-si´-tus), , .

Cœlus (see´-lus), .

Colchis (col´-kis), , .

Colonus (co-lo´-nus), .

Colossus of Rhodes (co-lŏs´-sus), .

Comus (co´-mus), .

Consualia (con-su-a´-le-ah), .

Consus (con´-sus), .

Copreus (co´-pruce), .

Cora, .

Cornucopia (cor-noo-co´-pe-ah), .

Coronis (co-ro´-nis), .

Corybantes (cor-i-ban´-teez), .

Cos, island of (coss), .

Cottos (cot´-tŏs), .

Crania, island of (cra-ni´-ah), .

Creon (cree´-on), , .

Cresphontes (cres-fon´-teez), .

Cretan Bull, .

Crete (creet), .

Crëusa (cre-yu´-sah), .

Crios (cri´-ŏs), .

Crœsus (cree´-sus), .

Crommyon (crom´-me-on), .

Cronus (cro´-nus), , .

Ctesiphon (tes´-i-fon), .

Cumæan Sibyl, the (cu-mee´-an), .

Cupid (cu´-pid), .

Curetes (cu-ree´-teez), .

Cybele (sib´-i-le), , .

Cyclops (si´-clops), , .

Cycnus (sik´-nus), , .

Cyllene, Mount (sil-lee´-ne), .

Cyparissus (sip-a-ris´-sus), , .

Cyprus, island of (si´-prus), .

Cyrus (si´-rus), .

Cythera (sith-ee´-rah), .

Cyzicus (siz´-i-cus), .

D.

Dædalus (ded´-a-lus), .

Dæmons (de´-mons), .

Damastes (da-mas´-teez), .

Danaë (dan´-a-e), , .

Danaïdes (dan-a´-ĭ-deez), .

Danaus (dan´-a-us), .

Danneker (dan´-ek-ker), .

Daphne (daf´-ne), .

Daphnephoria (daf-ne-fo´-re-ah), .

Daphnephorus (daf-nef´-o-rus), .

Deianeira (de-i´-a-ni´-rah), .

Deiphobus (de-if´-o-bus), .

Deipyle (de-ip´-i-le), .

Delia (dee´-le-ah), .

Delos, island of (dee´-lŏs), , .

Delphi (del´-fi), .

Delphic Oracle, .

Demeter (de-mee´-ter), , .

Demi-gods, .

Demophoon (de-mof´-o-on), , .

Deucalion (du-ca´-le-on), .

Diana (di-an´-nah), .

—of Versailles, .

Dice (di´-se), .

Dictys (dic´-tiss), .

Dindymene (din-di-mee´-ne), .

Dino (di´-no), .

Diomedes (di-o-mee´-deez), , , , .

Dione (di-o´-ne), .

Dionysia (di-o-nish´-e-ah), , .

Dionysus (di-o-ni´-sus), , , , .

Dioscuri (di-ŏs-cu´-ri), .

Diræ (di´-ree), .

Dirce (dir´-se), .

Dis (diss), .

Discord, goddess of, .

Dodona (do-do´-nah), , .

Doliones (do-li´-o-neez), .

Dorians (do´-re-anz), .

Doris (do´-ris), .

Dorus (do´-rus), .

Dryades (dri´-a-deez), .

Dryas (dri´-ass), .

Dymas (di´-mass), .

E.

Echedorus (ek-e-do´-rus), .

Echemon (ek-kee´-mon), .

Echidna, (ek-kid´-nah), .

Echo (ek´-o), .

Egeria (e-gee´-re-ah), .

Eilithyia (i-lith-i´-yah), , .

Electra (e-lek´-trah), , .

Electryon (e-lek´-tre-on), .

Eleusinian Mysteries (el-u-sin´-e-an), , , .

Eleusis (e-lu´-sis), .

Elis (ee´-lis), , .

Elysian Fields (e-lizh´-e-an), .

Elysium (e-lizh´-e-um), .

Enceladus (en-sel´-a-dus), .

Endymion (en-dim´-e-on), .

Enipeus (e-ni´-puce), .

Enyo (e-ni´-o), .

Eos (ee´-ŏs), , .

Epaphus (ep´-a-fus), , .

Epeios (ep-i´-ŏs), .

Ephesus, temple of (ef´-e-sus), .

Ephialtes (ef-e-āl´-teez), .

Epidaurus (ep-e-daw´-rus), .

Epigoni (e-pig´-o-ni), .

Epimetheus (ep-e-me´-thuce), .

Epopeus (e-po´-puce), .

Erato (er´-a-to), .

Erebus (er´-e-buss), .

Erechtheus (e-rek´-thuce), .

Eresichthon (er-e-sik´-thon), .

Erginus (er-ji´-nus), .

Eridanus, river, the (e-rid´-a-nus), , , .

Erinnyes (e-rin´-ne-eez), .

Eriphyle (er-i-fi´-le), .

Eris (ee´-ris), .

Eros (ee´-rŏs), , .

Erymantian Boar (er-e-man´-shun), .

Erythia (er-e-thi´-ah), .

Eteocles (e-tee´-o-cleez), , .

Ether (ee´-ther), .

Eubœans (u-bee´-anz), .

Eumæus (u-mee´-us), .

Eumenides (u-men´-i-deez), , .

Eunomia (u-no´-me-ah), .

Euphemus (u-fee´-mus), .

Euphrosyne (u-fros´-i-ne), .

Europa (u-ro´-pah), .

Eurus (u´-rus), .

Euryale (u-ri´-a-le), .

Eurybia (u-rib´-e-ah), .

Euryclea (u-ri-clee´-ah), .

Eurydice (u-rid´-i-se), .

Eurylochus (u-ril´-o-kus), .

Eurynome (u-rin´-o-me), .

Eurypylus (u-rip´-i-lus), .

Eurystheus (u-riss´-thuce), , .

Eurytion (u-rit´-e-on), , .

Eurytus (u´-ri-tus), .

Euterpe (u-ter´-pe), .

Evander (e-van´-der), .

Evenus (e-ve´-nus), .

F.

Farnese Bull, the (far´-neez), .

Fates, .

Fauns (fawns), .

Faunus (faw´-nus), .

Festivals, .

Fetiales (fe-she-a´-leez), .

Flora, .

Floralia (flo-ra´-le-ah), .

Fortuna (for-tu´-nah), .

Furies, , .

G.

Gadria (gad´-re-ah), .

Gæa (je´-ah), .

Galatea (gal-a-tee´-ah), .

Ganymede (gan-i-mee´-de), , .

Ganymedes (gan-i-mee´-deez), , .

Ge, .

Genii (jee´-ne-i), .

Geryon (jee´-re-on), .

Geryones (je-ri´-o-neez), .

Giants, , , .

Gigantomachia (ji-gan´-to-ma´-ke-ah), .

Glauce (glaw´-se), .

Glaucus (glaw´-cus), , .

Golden Age, , .

Golden Fleece, , , , .

Gordius (gor´-de-us), .

Gorgons, , .

Graces, .

Gradivus (gra-di´-vus), .

Grææ (gree´-ee), , .

Gratiæ (gra´-she-ee), .

Gyges (ji´-jeez), .

H.

Hades (ha´-deez), .

Hæmon (hee´-mon), .

Halcyone (hal-si´-o-ne), .

Halirrothius (hal-ir-ro´-the-us), .

Hamadryades (ham-a-dry´-a-deez), .

Harmonia (har-mo´-ne-ah), , .

Harpies (har´-piz), , .

Harpinna (har-pin´-nah), .

Hebe (hee´-be), , , .

Hebrus, river, the (hee´-brus), .

Hecate (hec´-a-te), .

Hecatombs (hec´-a-tomes), .

Hecatoncheires (hec´-a-ton-ki´-reez), .

Hector, , , .

Hecuba (hec´-u-bah), , .

Helen, , , .

Helenus (hel´-e-nus), .

Helicon (hel´-e-con), , .

Helios, (hee´-le-ŏs), , .

Helios-Apollo, .

Helle (hel´-le), .

Hemera (hee´-me-rah), , .

Heosphorus (he-ŏs´-fo-rus), .

Hephæstus (he-fes´-tus), .

Hera (he´-rah), , .

Heracles (her´-a-cleez), , , .

Heraclidæ (her-a-cli´-dee), .

Heræ (he´-ree), .

Hercules (her´-cu-leez) See Heracles.

—Pillars of, .

Hermæ (her´-mee), .

Hermes (her´-meez), , , .

Hermione (her-mi´-o-ne), .

Heroes, .

Herostratus (he-ros´-tra-tus), .

Herse (her´-se), , .

Hesiod's Theogony (he´-she-od), , .

Hesione (he-si´-o-ne), , , .

Hesperia (hes-pee´-re-ah), .

Hesperides (hes-per´-i-deez), , .

Hesperus (hes´-pe-rus), .

Hestia (hes´-te-ah), .

Hip´pocamp, .

Hippocamps, .

Hippocrene (hip-po-cree´-ne), , .

Hippodamia (hip´-po-da-mi´-ah), , .

Hippolyte (hip-pol´-i-te), .

Hippolyte's Girdle, .

Hippolytes (hip-pol´-i teez), .

Hippolytus (hip-pol´-i-tus), .

Hippomedon (hip-pom´-e-don), .

Hippomenes (hip-pom´-e-neez), .

Horæ (ho´-ree), .

Horned Hind, .

Hyacinthus (hi-a-sin´-thus), .

Hyades (hi´-a-deez), .

Hydra, Lernean, the (hi´-drah, ler-nee´-an), .

Hygeia (hi-jee´-yah), .

Hylas (hi´-las), , .

Hyllus (hil´-lus), , .

Hymen (hi´-men), or Hymenæus (hi-me-nee´-us), .

Hyperion (hi-pee´-re-on), .

Hypermnestra (hip-erm-nes´-trah), .

Hypnus (hip´-nus), .

Hypsipyle (hip-sip´-i-le), .

I.

Iambe (i-am´-be), .

Iapetus (i-ap´-e-tus), .

Iasion (i-a´-zhe-on), .

Iberia (i-bee´-re-ah), .

Icaria (i-ca´-re-ah), .

Icarus (ic´-a-rus), .

Ichor (i´-kor), .

Ida, Mount, , , .

Idas (i´-dass), , .

Idmon (id´-mon), .

Idomeneus (i-dom´-e-nuce), .

Ilion (il´-e-on), .

Illyria (il-lir´-e-ah), .

Ilus (i´-lus), .

Inachus (in´-a-cus), .

Ino (i´-no), , .

Inuus (in´-u-us), .

Io (i´-o), .

Iobates (i-ob´-a-teez), .

Iolaus (i-o-la´-us), , , .

Iolcus (i-ol´-cus), , .

Iole (i´-o-le), , .

Ion (i´-on), .

Iphigenia (if´-i-ge-ni´-ah), , , .

Iphitus (if´-i-tus), .

Iris (i´-ris), , .

Iron Age, .

Ismene (iss-mee´-ne), .

Ister (iss´-ter), .

Isthmian Games (isth´-me-an), , .

Ithaca (ith´-a-cah), , .

Ixion (ix-i´-on), .

J.

Jani (ja´-ni), .

Janus (ja´-nus), , .

Jason (ja´-son), .

Jocasta (jo-cas´-tah), , .

Juno (ju´-no), , .

Jupiter (ju´-pe-ter), .

Jupiter-Ammon, .

Juventas (ju-ven´-tăss), , .

K.

Keidomos (ki´-do-mos), .

Ker (cur), .

Keres (kee´-reez), .

L.

Labdacus (lab´-da-cus), .

Labyrinth (lab´-i-rinth), , .

Lacedæmon (las-e-dee´-mon), .

Lac´edæmo´nians, .

Lachesis (lak´-e-sis), .

Lacolia (la-co´-le-ah), .

Lacus Nemorensis (la´-cus nem-o-ren´-sis), .

Ladon (la´-don), .

Laertes (la-er´-teez), , .

Læstrygones (les-trig´-o-neez), .

Laius (la´-yus), .

Lampetus (lam´-pe-tus), .

Lampsacus (lamp´-sa-cus), .

Laocoon (la-oc´-o-on), .

Laodamas (la-od´-a-mass), .

Laomedon (la-om´-e-don), , , .

Lar, .

Lares Familiares (la´-reez fa-mil´-e-a´-reez), .

Larissa (la-ris´-sah), , .

Latmus Mount, .

Latona (la-to´-nah), .

Laverna (la-ver´-nah), .

Leda (lee´-dah), .

Lemnos, island of, (lem´-noss), , .

Lemuralia (lem-u-ra´-le-ah), .

Lemures (lem´-u-reez), .

Lerna, .

Lernean Hydra. See Hydra.

Lesbos (lez´-bos), .

Lethe (lee´-the, th as in both), .

Leto (lee´-to), .

Leucippus (lu-sip´-pus), .

Leucothea (lu-co´-the-ah, th as in both), , .

Liber (li´-ber), .

Liberalia (lib-er-a´-le-ah), .

Libya (lib´-yah), , .

Limoniades (lim-o-ni´-a-deez), .

Linden-nymph, .

Linus (li´-nus), .

Lion, Nemean (ne´-me-an), .

Ludi Maximi (lu´-di max´-i-mi), .

Ludovici Villa (lu-do-vee´-chee), .

Luna (lu´-nah), , .

Lupercus (lu-per´-cus), .

Lycaon (li-cay´-on), .

Lycomedes (lic-o-mee´-deez), , .

Lycurgus (li-cur´-gus), , , .

Lycus (li´-cus), .

Lynceus (lin´-suce), , .

M.

Macaria (ma-ca´-re-ah), .

Machaon (ma-ca´-on), , .

Magna-Mater (may´-ter), .

Maia (may´-yah), .

Mamers (ma´-merz), .

Manes (ma´-neez), .

Marathonian Bull (mar-a-tho´-ne-an), .

Mares of Diomedes,

Marpessa (mar-pes´-sah), .

Mars (marz), .

Marspiter (mars´-pe-ter), .

Marsyas (mar´-she-ass), .

Mater-Deorum (dee-o´-rum), .

Matronalia (ma-tro-na´-le-ah), .

Mecone (me-co´-ne), .

Medea (me-dee´-ah), , .

Medusa (me-du´-sah), , , .

Megæra (me-jee´-rah), .

Megapenthes (meg-a-pen´-theez), .

Megara (meg´-a-rah), , , .

Melanippe (mel-a-nip´-pe), .

Meleager (me-le-a´-jer), , .

Meliades (me-li´-a-deez), .

Melissa (me-lis´-sah), .

Melpomene (mel-pom´-e-ne), .

Memnon (mem´-non), .

Memphis (mem´-fiss), .

Menades (men´-a-deez), .

Menelaus (men-e-la´-us), , , .

Menesthius (me-nes´-the-us), .

Menœceus (me-nee´-suce), .

Menœtius (me-nee´-she-us), .

Mercury (mer´-cu-ry), .

Merope (mer´-ope, first e like ei in their), .

Messene (mes-see´-ne), .

Metaneira (met-a-ni´-rah), .

Metis (mee´-tiss), .

Metra (mee´-trah), , .

Midas (mi´-das), , .

Midea (mi-dee´-ah), .

Milo (mi´-lo), .

Miltiades (mil-ti´-a-deez), .

Mimas (mi´-mass), .

Minerva (mi-ner´-vah), .

Minerval (mi-ner´-val), .

Minos (mi´-nŏs), , , , .

Minotaur (min´-o-tawr), , .

Minyans (min´-yanz), .

Mnemosyne (ne-mŏs´-i-ne), , .

Moira (moy´-rah), .

Moiræ (moy´-ree), , .

Moly (mo´-ly), .

Momus (mo´-mus), .

Moneta Juno (mo-nee´-tah), .

Mopsus, .

Morpheus (mor´-fuce), .

Mors (morz). See Thanatos.

Musagetes (mu-saj´-e-teez), .

Muses, .

Mutunus (mu-tu´-nus), .

Mycenæ (mi-see´-ne), , .

Myrmidons (mir´-mi-dons), , , .

Myrtilus (mir´-ti-lus), .

Mysia (mish´-e-ah), .

Mysians, .

N.

Naiads (na´-yads), or Naiades (na-i´-a-deez), , .

Napææ (na-pee´-ee), .

Narcissus (nar-sis´-sus), .

Nausicaa (naw-sic´-a-ah), .

Naxos (nax´-oss), , .

Necessitas (ne-ses´-si-tass), .

Nectar, .

Neleus (nee´-luce), , , .

Nemea (nee´-me-ah), .

Nemean Lion. See Lion.

Nemesis (nem´-e-siss), .

Nemoralia (nem-o-ra´-le-ah), .

Neoptolemus (ne-op-tol´-e-mus), , .

Nephalia (ne-fa´-le-ah), .

Nephelæ (nef´-e-lee), .

Nephele (nef´-e-le), .

Neptunalia (nep-tu-na´-le-ah), .

Neptune (nept´-une), , .

Nereides (ne-ree´-i-deez), , .

Nereus (nee´-ruce), , .

Nessus, .

Nestor, , , .

Nike (ni´-ke), .

Niobe (ni´-o-be), , .

Noman, .

Notus (no´-tus), .

Nox. See Nyx.

Nyctimus (nic´-ti-mus), .

Nycteus (nic´-tuce), .

Nymphs, .

Nysa, Mount (ni´-sah), .

Nyx (nix), , .

O.

Oceanides (o-se-an´-i-deez), , .

Oceanus (o-see´-a-nus), , , , .

Ocypete (o-sip´-e-te), .

Odysseus (o-dis´-suce), , , .

Œchalia (e-ka´-le-ah), .

Œdipus (ed´-i-pus), , .

Œneus (ee´-nuce), , .

Œnomaus (ee-nom´-a-us), .

Œnone (ee-no´-ne) , .

Ogygia (o-jij´-e-ah), .

Oileus (o-i´-luce), , .

Olympia (o-lim´-pe-ah), , .

Olym´pic Games, .

Olym´pus, Mount, .

Omphale (om´-fa-le), .

Ops, .

Oracles, .

Orchamus (or´-ca-mus), .

Orchomenus (or-com´-e-nus), .

Orcus (or´-cus), .

Oreades (o-ree´-a-deez), .

Orithyia (or´-i-thi´-yah), .

Orestes (o-res´-teez), , , .

Orpheus (or´-fuce), , , .

Orthrus (or´-thrus), .

Ossa (oss´-sah), .

Othrys, Mount, (o´-thris), .

Otus (o´-tus), .

Oxen of Geryones. See Geryones.

Oxylus (ox´-i-lus), .

P.

Palæmon (pa-lee´-mon), .

Palamedes (pal-a-mee´-deez), , .

Palatine (pal´-a-tin), .

Pales (pa´-leez), .

Palilia (pa-lil´-e-ah), .

Palladium (pal-la´-de-um), , .

Pallan´tids, .

Pallas (pal´-lass), .

Pallas-Athene, , , .

Pan, , , .

Panacea (pan-a-see´-ah), .

Panathenæa (pan´-ath-e-nee´-ah), .

Pandareos (pan-da´-re-oss), .

Pandora (pan-do´-rah), .

Panisci (pa-nis´-si), .

Panoptes (pa-nop´-teez), .

Parcæ (par´-see). See Moiræ.

Paris (par´-ris), , , .

Parnassus (par-nas´-sus), .

Parthenon (par´-the-non), .

—Hill, .

Parthenopæus (par´-then-o-pee´-us), .

Patroclus (pă-tro´-clus), , , .

Pedasus (ped´-a-sus), .

Pegasus (peg´-a-sus), , , .

Peitho (pi´-tho), .

Peleus (pee´-luce), , .

Pelias (pee´-le-ass), , , .

Pelion, Mount (pee´-le-on), .

Peloponnesus (pel´-o-pon-nee´-sus), .

Pelops (pee´-lops), , .

Penates (pe-na´-teez), .

Penelope (pe-nel´-o-pe), , .

Peneus (pe-nee´-us), , .

Penthesilea (pen´-the-si-lee´-ah),

Pentheus (pen´-thuce), , .

Pephredo (pe-free´-do), .

Peplus (pee´-plus), .

Periphetes (per-i-fee´-teez), .

Perse (per´-se), , .

Persephone (per-sef´-o-ne), , , .

Perseus (per´-suce), , .

Petasus (pet´-a-sus), .

Phæaces (fee-a´-seez), , .

Phædra (fee´-drah), .

Phaëthon (fa´-e-thon), , .

Pharos, isle of, (fa´-rŏs), .

Phases, river (fa´-seez), .

Phegeus (fee´-juce), .

Phidias (fid´-e-ass), .

Philemon (fi-lee´-mon), .

Philoctetes (fil-oc-tee´-teez), , , .

Phineus (fi´-nuce), , .

Phlegethon (flej´-e-thon), .

Phocis (fo´-siss), .

Phœbe (fee´-be), .

Phœbus-Apollo (fee´-bus), , .

Pholus (fo´-lus), .

Phorcys (for´-siss), , .

Phrygia (frij´-e-ah), .

Phryxus (frix´-us), .

Phylace (fil´-a-se), .

Phyleus (fi´-luce), , .

Phylla (fil´-lah), .

Picumnus (pi-cum´-nus), .

Picus (pi´-cus), .

Pieria (pi-ee´-re-ah), , .

Pierides (pi-er´-i-deez), , .

Pierus (pi´-e-rus), .

Pilumnus (pi-lum´-nus), .

Pindus, Mount, .

Pirithöus (pi-rith´-o-us), , , .

Pisa (pi´-sah), .

Pittheus (pit´-thuce), .

Platea (pla-tee´-ah), .

Pleiades (plee´-ya-deez), .

Pluto (plu´-to), .

Plutus (plu´-tus), , , .

Podalirius (pod-a-lir´-e-us), .

Podarces (po-dar´-seez), .

Pollux, , , , .

Polybotes (pol-e-bo´-teez), .

Polybus (pol´-e-bus), .

Polydectes (pol-e-dec´-teez), .

Polydeuces (pol-e-du´-seez). See Pollux.

Polydorus (pol-e-do´-rus), .

Polyhymnia (pol-e-him´-ne-ah), .

Polynices (pol-e-ni´-seez), , , .

Polyphemus (pol-e-fee´-mus), , , .

Pomona (po-mo´-nah), .

Pontus, .

Porta Lavernalis (lav-er-na´-lis), .

Poseidon (po-si´-don), , , .

Praxiteles (prax-it´-e-leez), .

Priam (pri´-am), , , .

Priamus (pri´-a-mus). See Priam.

Priapus (pri-a´-pus), .

Priests, .

Procrustes (pro-crus´-teez), .

Prœtus (pree´-tus), .

Prometheus (pro-mee´-thuce), , , , .

Proserpine (pross´-er-pine), See Persephone.

Protesilaus (pro-tess´-i-la´-us), .

Proteus (pro´-tuce), .

Prytaneum (prit-a-nee´-um), .

Psophis (so´-fiss), .

Psyche (si´-ke), .

Pylades (pil´-a-deez), , .

Pylos (pi´-lŏs), .

Pyracmon (pi-rac´-mon), .

Pyrrha (pir´-rah), .

Pythia (pith´-e-ah) , .

Pythian Games, .

Python (pi´-thon), , , .

Q.

Quirinus (que-ri´-nus), .

R.

Remus (ree´-mus), .

Rhadamanthus (rad-a-man´-thus), , .

Rhamnus (ram´-nus), .

Rhamnusia (ram-nu´-zhe-ah), .

Rhea (ree´-ah), , .

Rhoda (ro´-dah), .

Rhodes (roads), .

Rhodope, Mount (rod´-o-pe), .

Rhœtus (ree´-tus), .

Robigus (ro-bi´-gus), .

Romulus (rom´-u-lus), .

S.

Sacrifices, .

Sagaris (sag´-a-ris), .

Salamis (sal´-a-mis), .

Salii (sa´-le-i), .

Samos (sa´-mos), .

Saturn (sat´-urn), , .

Saturnalia (sat-ur-na´-le-ah), .

Satyrs (sa´-turz), , .

Scamander (sca-man´-der), .

Scheria (skee´-re-ah), .

Schœneus (skee´-nuce), .

Scyros, island of, (si´-rŏs), , .

Scylla (sil´-lah), , .

Scyron (si´-ron), .

Seasons, .

Selene (se-lee´-ne), .

Selene-Artemis, .

Selli (sel´-li), .

Semele (sem´-e-le), , , .

Seriphus (se-ri´-fus), .

Servius Tullius (ser´-ve-us tul´-le-us), .

Shades, realm of, , .

Sibyls (sib´-bles), .

Silens (si´-lenz), .

Silenus (si-lee´-nus), , .

Silvanus (sil-va´-nus), , .

Silver Age, .

Simois (sim´-o-iss), .

Sinnis (sin´-nis), .

Sinon (si´-non), .

Siphylus (sif´-i-lus), .

Sirens (si´-renz), , , .

Sisyphus (sis´-i-fus), .

Sol (soll). See Helios.

Solymans (sol´-i-mans), .

Somnus (som´-nus). See Hypnus.

Soothsayers, .

Sparta, .

Sphinx (sfinks), .

Stables, Augean (aw-jee´-an), .

Statues, .

Stellio (stel´-le-o), .

Steropes (ster´-o peez, the first e like ei in their), .

Stheno (sthee´-no), .

Strophius (stro´-fe-us), .

Stymphalides (stim-fal´-i-deez), , .

Styx (sticks), , , .

Symplegades (sim-pleg´-a-deez), .

Syrinx (si´-rinks), .

Syrtes (sir´-teez), .

T.

Tænarum (ten´-a-rum), , .

Talaria (ta-la´-re-ah), .

Talus (ta´-lus), .

Tantalus (tan´-ta-lus), .

Tarquinius Superbus (tar-quin´-e-us su-per´-bus), .

Tartarus (tar´-ta-rus), , .

Taurica Chersonesus (taw´-ri-cah ker-so-nee´-sus), , .

Tauris (taw´-ris), , .

Tegea (tee´-je-ah), .

Telamon (tel´-a-mon), , , .

Telemachus (tel-lem´-a-cus), , .

Telephus (tel´-e-fus), .

Temenus (tem´-e-nus), .

Temples, .

Tenedos (ten´-e-dos), , , .

Terminus (ter´-mi-nus), .

Terpsichore (terp-sic´-o-re), .

Terra (ter´-rah, the e like ei in their), .

Tethys (tee´-thiss, th as in both), , .

Teutamias (tu-ta´-me-ass), .

Thalia (tha-li´-ah), , .

Thallo (thal´-lo), .

Thamyris (tham´-i ris), .

Thanatos (than´-a-tos), .

Thaumas (thaw´-mass), , , .

Thebes (theebs), .

Theia (thi´-ah), .

Themis (thee´-mis), , .

Themiscyra (the-mis´-se-rah), .

Thermodon (ther-mo´-don), .

Thersander (ther-san´-der), .

Thersites (ther-si´-teez), .

Theseus (thee´-suce), , .

Thesmophoria (thes-mo-fo´-re-ah), .

Thes´saly, .

Thestius (thes´-te-us), .

Thetis (thee´-tis), , , , .

Thyone (thi-o´-ne), .

Tiphys (ti´-fiss), .

Tiresias (ti-ree´-she-ass), , , , , .

Tiryns (ti´-rinz), , .

Tirynth (ti´-rinth), , .

Tisiphone (ti-sif´-o-ne), .

Titanomachia (ti´-tan-o-ma´-ke-ah), .

Titans (ti´-tanz), .

Tithonus (ti-tho´-nus), , .

Tityus (tit´-e-us), .

Trachin (tra´-kin), .

Trachis (tra´-kis), .

Trinacria (tri-na´-cre-ah), .

Triptolemus (trip-tol´-e-mus), .

Triton (tri´-ton), .

Trivia (triv´-e-ah), .

Trœzen (tree´-zen),

Tros (trŏss), , .

Troy, .

— walls of, .

Tubal-Cain (too´-bal-cane), .

Tyche (ti´-ke), .

Tydeus (ti´-duce), .

Tyndareus (tin-da´-re-us), .

Typhœus (ti-fo´-yuce), .

Typhon (ti´-fon), .

Tyro (ti´-ro), .

U.

Uffizi Gallery (oof´-fid-ze), .

Ulysses (u-lis´-seez), See Odysseus.

Urania (u-ra´-ne-ah), .

Uranus (u´-ra-nus), .

V.

Veneralia (ven-e-ra´-le-ah), .

Venus (vee´-nus), , .

— of Milo, .

Vertumnus (ver-tum´-nus), .

Vesta (ves´-tah), , .

Vestalia (ves-ta´-le-ah), , .

Via Salavia (vi´-ah sa-la´-ve-ah), .

Victo´ria, .

Vulcan, .

W.

Winds, , .

Wooden Horse, .

X.

Xuthus (zoo-thus), .

Z.

Zephyrus (zef´-i-rus), , , .

Zetes (zee´-teez), .

Zethus (zee´-thus), .

Zeus (zuce), .