The ancient Greek historians (Harvard lectures) by J. B. Bury.

INDEX

281

Trojan war, origin of, according
to Acusilaus, 19: used as an
era, 32; origiin of, in Herodotus, 52 sqq.; treatment by
Thucydides, 103 sq.
'Troy, building of walls, according
to Ilerodorus, 20
Turgot, A. R. J., 256
Tyche, in Thucydides, 125; in
Polybius, 200 sqq.
Tyrrell, R. Y., 160 note
Valerius Antias, 225, 227
Varro, 234
Velleius Paterculus, 2:31
Virgil, 205
Virtui, 145
Wachsmuth, C., 37, 165, 225, and
Bibliography
Walker, E. M., 157
Wiedemann, A., 70, and Bibliography
Wilamowitz-Millendorff, U. von,
on Pherecydes, 19; on

Melesagoras, 26; on Thucydides, 85, 86, 88, 91, 114,
150; on Theopompus, 156;
on political literature, 180;
on Atthidographers, 183, and
Bibliography
lVilcken, U., 25
WVilfflin, J.,103, and Bibliography
W1oodhouse, J., 70
Wunderer, C., 214, and Bibliography
Xanthus, historian, 26
Xenomedes, historian, 26
Xenophanes, his rationalism, 10;
epic poens, 11, 17
Xenophon, 151 sqq.; Anabasis,
1.52, 176; Iellenica, ib.;
Agesilabus, 153; Memorabilia,
154; as a biographer, 153 s'q.;
213; 230
Zalmoxis, 61
Zeno of Rhodes, 198, 216
Zoilus, 162
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