Archæologiæ græcæ: or, The antiquities of Greece. By John Potter, M.A. and Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxon

D.

Daedalus's Fable interpreted

145.

Daggers

43.

Danaus invented Ships

130.

Darts

50.

Daughters, expensive 299. ex∣pos'd 360. shar'd their Parents Estates

368.

dead Enemies how treated

107, 108, &c. 178, 179, 187.

dead Men, how reverenc'd 174. when admitted into the Ely∣sian Fields ibid. under the Power of infernal Gods 190. first consecrated to Proserpinae 191. had their Eyes clos'd 195. their Limbs compos'd 195, 196. their Bodies wash'd 196. anointed 196, 197. wrapt in Garments 197, 198. laid out 201. attended 202. their

Mouths fill'd with Money 202, 203. with Cakes 203, 204. their Hair hung on the House∣doors 204. commended 252. honour'd with Sacrifices 255, 256, &c. and other ways 259, 260, &c. retain'd the Affe∣ctions they had when alive

261.

Death, when sudden caus'd by Apollo or Diana 189. express'd by softening Terms

193, 194.

Debtors Bodies deliver'd to Cre∣ditors

183.

Declaration of War necessary 71, 72. it's Form

76.

defensive Arms 25. more priz'd than offensive

ibid.

defensive Strategems against Be∣siegers

106.

Deserters punish'd

125, 172.

Diana, worship'd before Marriage 301, 302. the Cause of sudden Death 189. concern'd in Child-birth

347, &c.

Dirges at Funerals

223.

Discourse at Entertainments after Funerals

252.

Divorces

320, 321, &c.

Dominion of the Seas by whom possess'd

154.

Doves Blood us'd in Philtres

272.

Dowries

294, 295.

Dragoons

19.

dying Men, how treated by their Friends 193. pray'd to Mer∣cury

ibid.