THEBE.

307. Melos, 340. Nemea,
322. Nicopolis, 415. Euiadæ,
260. Paleopolis, 290. Samos,
361. Sparta, 283. Stratus,
255. Suda, 380. Tanagra,
231. Thoricos, 217. Mount
Zygos, 253.
Thebe, 450.

Thebes, 220; plain, 220.
Thebes to Chalkis (Euboea),
234; by Kokhino and Lukisi,
239.

to Marathona, 219.

to Plataæa, 220.
Themistocles, 206; his tomb,
209.
Thenæ, 386.
Theodoraki, 388.

Theodore, St., church, Athens,
134.

Theophanes, birthplace of, 354.
Theophrastus, birthplace of,
354.
Theopompus, birthplace of,
357.

Thériso, 394.

Therma, 454 (see Salonica).
Therma (Thermopyla), 226.
Thermopyla, 224.

to Lebadea, 227.
to Thebes, 229.

to Zeitun, 227.

Thermus, 254.
Theseum xi., 182.

Theseus, 139, 140, 151; disco-
very of the bones of, 348.
Thespiæ, 221.
Thessalonica, 454 (see Salo-
nica).

Thessaly-Population,

400;

plain, 448, 450; valley, 20.
and Macedonia, barrier
between, 454-

Thiersch's remarks on the mo-
dern Greeks, 104.
Thoas (Achelous), 88.
Thoricos, 217.

Thracian Samos, 352.

Sea, 324.

TRITON.

Tolon, Port, 273.
Tombazi, Admiral, 269, 270.
Tombs: - Agamemnon, 276.
Aristides, 206. Lucien Bona-
parte, 302. "The Giant's,"
388. Herodes Atticus, 193.
Leonidas, 283. Menecrates,
64. Minyas, 224. Orpheus,
454. Peleus, 349. Count
Santa Rosa, 302. Strato, 213.
Themistocles, 209.
Tomor, Mt., 430; village, 434.
Topography, 20.
Topolia, 224, 242.
Toporista, 316.

Tortoises, abundance of, 15.
Toskes, 47:

Tours, skeleton, 110.
Tower of the Winds, 178.
Trachinia, plain of, 227.
Trade, 104.

Tzakonic dialect, 35; district
where it is still spoken, 28;.

Tragamesti, 78, 260, 261; Bay, Tzalianá, 392.
78.

| Tragoge, 309.
Travelling, interest of Greek,
to the politician, 1; to the
artist, I; to the classical
scholar, 2; mode of, 3; rob-
bers, 3; requisites and hints
before starting, 5; climate
and seasons for, 9; expenses,
13; small silver pieces the
most useful money in the
interior, 110; servants, II.
57, 110; roads, 12; horse-
hire, 12; boat-hire, 16, ac-
commodation, 17; provisions,
17, 19; distances, how mea-
sured, 110.

Treasury of Atreus, 276; of
Minyas, 224.
Trelo-vuno, 211.

Trespass, no law of, in Greece,

Tricaranum, 314.

Tricca, 448.

Trichonis, Lake of, 254.
Triglyph, 23.
Trikhani, 445.

Trikhardhó, Trikhardhó-kas-
tro, 259.
Trinasus, 288.
Trinisa, 288, 290.
Triopian Promontory, 365.
Triple Road, 224.
Tripolis, Tripolitza, 280.
Tripolitza to Kyparissia, 2c6.
to Patras, 315.
to Sparta, 281.
Tripotamo, 314.
Triptolemus, 189.
Triremes, width of, 208.
Trisonia, 122.
Trispyrgi, 205.
Trita, 315.

Triton, river, 386.

Tzanet Bey, of Mavrovuni,
285.

Tzanetachi Kutophárì, 284,
293.
Tzatalze, 449.
Tzavellas, 118.
Tzerigo, 95.
Tzetinie, 438.
Tzimova, 285. 287, 291.
Tzimovites, 286.
Tzipiana, 279, 321.

U.

Ulrichs, 205, 248.
Ulysses, 80-86, 271; Castle,
84; Ship, 64, 65.
Universities:-
Corfu, 55.
Urania, 96.

Athens, 131;

Urquhart, Mr., on the pleasures
of Eastern travel, 3; on the
manufactory at Ampelakia,
452.

Usumi, river, 430, 434.

Vido, 61, 64.

Viena, Mt., 254.
Villas, 289.

Villehardouin, 117, 313.
Villiers de l'Isle Adam, 368.
Vines of immense size at Pla-
tania, 389.
Vino Santo. 342.

Viosa, river, 427, 430; source,
445.

Viscardo, Port or Cape, 70.
Vistritza, river, its source, 445;
ferry, 454.
Vitylo, 291, 292.

to Platza, 292.

Vlak, 49.

Vlike, 232.

Vilko, 74.
Vlithias, 393.

to Ergastéri, 394.

Vlokho, 254.
Vodhena, 456, 473.
Vogdáno, 224, 228.
Voidhia, Mt., 117.
Volcano, eruptions of, 343.
Volo, 450; Gulf, 239.
Volute, 23.
Vomitoria, 23.
Vonitza, 256, 261.

to Mesolonghi, by Katuna,
Porta, and Eniada, 258.
Vostitza (Egium): magnifi-
cent plane-tree, 120; currant

Wages of travelling servants,

14.

Wail, the great Northern, men-
tioned by Herodotus, 226.
Walls:-Long, 143. Phalerian,
143. 206.
Wallachia, Great, 49.
Wallachs, 49.

War of Independence, reflec-
tions on, 29; character of the
Greeks at its commencement,
105; its horrors, 420.
Weights and measures, 111.
Wells-Ceres, 117. Pitch, 91.
Tallow, 91. Thrace, 480.
White Sea, 324.

Wilkinson, Sir Gardner, on
Dalmatia and Montenegro,'
438.

Williams, Mr. H., 134.
Winds, Tower of the, 178.
Wines, Greek, 19. Amorgos, 343.
Ampelakia, 451. Anatolico,
258. Andros, 334. Aráchova,
249. Calymna, 363. Chios,
357. Cos, 365. Euboea, 236.
Ios, 342 Ipos, 394. Ithaca,
82. Keos, 336. Kephallenia,
71. Kythnos, 337. Lesbos,
355. Malvasian, or Malmsey,
Tenos, 333. Mesóghia, 391.
Naxos, 344. Nisyros, 365.
Paros, 346. Pepare thos, 350.
Samos, 362. Sikinos, 341.
Skyros, 348. Syra, 327.
Thera, 342. Verdea, 94.
Women of the Islands and of
Northern Greece, finest, 105;
of Athens, 134; peasant, 64;
costume, 43, 135.
Woods, Mr. Joseph, his 'Letters
of an Architect,' quoted, 181,
182, 185, 194, 209.

Xerochóri, 236, 238.
Xerókampo, 255, 288.
Xeromero, 255.
Xerovaltó, 424.
Xerxes, "Seat

of, during the
battle of Salamis, 213; track
of the canal through which
his fleets steered, 460, 465.
Xyli, Cape, 289.
Xylóskalo, 394.
Xynara, 333.

Y.

Yachts, 16.
Yenidje, 473, 480.
Yenigik, 481.
Yenikoi, 473.
Yenishaher, 448.

Z.

Zabos, 81.
Zacynthus (Zante), outline of
its history, go; Pitch-wells,
91; Tallow-well, or Grease-
spring, 91; cultivation of the
currant-vine, 94; frequency
of earthquakes, 91; the
Castle Hill, 93; excursions,
93.
Zagora, 221.
Zagori, 431; river, 445.
Zalongo, 416.
Za-longos, 91.
Zante, go (see Zacynthus).
Zapandi, 255.
Zara, 406.
Zaraka, 313.
Zarko, 448.
Zaruchla, 313, 321.
Zaverdha, 262.
Zea, 205, 208, 335.
Zecchino, 109.
Zeitun, 227.

to Thermopyla, 227.
Zephyria, 339.
Zeus, sceptre of, 222; Cappotas,
290; Soter, 209.
Zia, Mt., 345.
Ziria, Mt., 231.
Zitza, 407.
Zwanziger, 109.

Zygos Pass, 50; Mount, 253;
Lake, 254.

[Greece.]

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