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treatise on, 187;
  • Alexander fond of, 485;
  • rooms for, 485
  • Bater, 252, 297
  • Bathing arrangements in gymnasium, 479 ff.
  • Bathroom at Delphi, 486;
    • at Priene, 495
  • Beauty, Greek love of, 88
  • Belistiche, 159, 462
  • Beni-Hassan, wrestling scenes at, 9, 372
  • Boat-races, 221, 229, 240, 508
  • Bolas, 314
  • Boxing—
    • In Crete, 9, 10, 403;
      • in Homer, 17, 417;
      • in Eastern Aegean, 33;
      • at Priene (?? ??????), 496;
      • popularity of, 131, 402
    • Himantes, 402;
      • sphairai, 406, 136;
      • himantes oxeis, 409;
      • caestus, 411;
      • represented on bronze situlae, 412
    • History of, in Greece, 414;
      • conditions of, 415;
      • position of boxer, 419
    • Use of left hand, 422;
      • use of right hand, 423;
      • the crushed ear, 425;
      • foot-work, 425;
      • defect of style, 427
    • Amycus and Polydeuces in Theocritus, 428;
      • in Apollonius Rhodius, 430;
      • Dares and Entellus in Vergil, 431, 172;
      • laws of, 432
    • Practice for, 433
  • Boys, competitions for, 80;
    • pankration for, 161;
    • Claudian, Augustan, 175;
    • Isthmian, Pythian, 271
  • Bull-baiting at Cnossus, 10
  • Burgon vase, 242, 457
  • Bybon, inscription of, on weight, 83
  • Bye, importance of, 370, 374
  • Caestus, 136, 172.
  • Callippus of Athens, pentathlete, bribes opponents, 134, 136
  • Caprus of Elis, pankratiast, 320;
  • principle of the throw, 322;
  • typical positions, 323;
  • stance, 327;
  • backward swing, 330;
  • the forward swing and throw, 331;
  • modern styles, 333;
  • competitions in, 337
  • Dolichos, 51, 270, 279, 281, 284
  • Domitius Tutus, Q., votive offering of, 222
  • Dorian invasion, 42
  • Dorieus of Rhodes, boxer, 130, 375
  • Doryphoros of Polycleitus, 95
  • Drachma, value of, 262
  • Drill, textbooks of, 374
  • Dromeus of Mantinea, pankratiast, 375
  • Dromeus of Stymphalus, dolichodromos and trainer, introduces meat diet, 126, 505
  • Dromos, at Sparta, 467
  • Drumos of Epidaurus, inscription of, 285
  • Dumb-bells, halteres used as, 310
  • Elaiothesion, 490
  • Elean embassy to Egypt, 68
  • Eleans and Pisatans, 43, 142
  • Eleans, ??????? of, 51
  • Elis, synoecism of, 115;
    • the new city, 117;
    • treaty with Heraea, 46
  • Empedocles of Aetna, 207
  • Epaenetus, inscribed halter of, 298
  • Epaminondas and athletics, 127
  • Epharmostus of Opous, 180, 228
  • Ephebeion, 490, 495
  • Epheboi, 99;
    • reorganized by Lycurgus, 148;
    • training of,, 149 ff.
  • Ephesus, stadium, 266;
    • gymnasium, 494
  • Epicharinus, hoplitodromos, statue of, 94
  • Epidaurus, athletes fined for bribery, 148 n.;
  • Epigrams, athletic, 172;
    • their veracity, 310
  • Epinikia, 78, 105 ff.
  • Etruscan wall-paintings, funeral games, 27;
  • Euagoras of Sparta, chariot-race, 133
  • Eumastas, inscription on weight, 83
  • Eumelus, 34
  • Eupolemus of Elis, runner, 267
  • Metrodorus of Pergamum, gymnasiarchos, 497
  • Midas of Agrigentum, flute-player, 230
  • Military competitions, 150 ff.;
  • Milo of Croton, wrestler, 82, 310, 375, 377
  • Mosaic, from Tusculum, 176, 447;
    • from baths of Caracalla, 189, 411
  • Mud, wrestling in, 376
  • Mule chariot-race, 71, 460
  • Mummius at Olympia, 162
  • Mycenae, absence of athletics, 11;
    • “warrior vase,” 340
  • Myron of Sicyon, 59
  • Myron, sculptor, 95
  • Nemea, origin of festival, 66;
    • similarity to Olympia, 66;
    • Hellanodicae at, 66, 225;
    • control of, 223;
    • history of, 224;
    • the winter Nemea, 224;
    • the sanctuary, 224;
    • date, of, 225;
    • programme of, 225;
    • athletic character of, 226;
    • nature of competition at, 226
  • Nero at Olympia, 171;
    • at Isthmia, 218
  • Nicasylus of Rhodes, 271
  • Nicogenes of Athens, Agonothetes, decree in honour of, 150
  • Nicostratus of Cilicia, last successor of Heracles, 174
  • Nudity in athletics, influence of, 86
  • Oenopides at Olympia, 140
  • Oil, use of, in athletics, 273;
    • in gymnasium, 477, 490;
    • supplied by gymnasiarchos, 477;
    • large quantity used, 502
  • Oligaethidae of Corinth, victories of, 217
  • Olympia, buildings and monuments at—
    • Altar of Zeus, 53
    • Altis wall, 119, 156
    • Bouleuterion, 69, 116, 119
    • Colonnades, 120, 156
    • Exedra of Herodes, 171
    • Gymnasium, 159, 488
    • Heraeum, 48, 52
    • Heroum, 156 html#Page_108" class="pginternal">108, 198;
    • Paidonomos, 151, 497
    • Paidotribes and gymnastes, distinction between, 503
    • Paidotribes, dress of, 474;
    • Palaestra and gymnasium, difference between, 468
    • Palaestra, different types of, 469;
      • of Miccus in Plato, 471;
      • life in, 149
    • Palm of victory, 76 n. 1
    • Panathenaea, reorganized by Peisistratus, 74;
      • why not Panhellenic, 75;
      • programme of, 75, 230;
      • recitations at, 230;
      • musical contests at, 230;
      • athletic, 233;
      • equestrian, 235;
      • prizes at, 75, 231, 232, 234, 241;
      • fewness of Athenian victories at, 235;
      • tribal competitions, 239;
      • regatta, 241;
      • prizes, 241;
      • prize amphorae, 242;
      • stadium, 263
    • Panathenaic amphorae, 75, 241-245
    • Panhellenic festivals, cycle of, 67
    • Pankration, alleged brutality of, 435;
      • Philostratus’ description of, 438;
      • combination of wrestling and boxing, 439;
      • various throws, 440;
      • leg-holds, 441;
      • stomach throw, 442;
      • kicking, 445;
      • strangling, etc., 446;
      • ground-wrestling, 448;
      • Uffizi wrestlers, 448
    • Paradromis, 483
    • Parthenon, Panathenaic procession on frieze of, 230;
      • athletic type on, 102;
      • apobates on, 238
    • Patroclus, games of, 15
    • Peisistratus, 73, 74
    • Peleus, pentathlon of, 362;
      • wrestling with Atalanta, 387
    • Pelias, funeral games of, 30, 353
    • Peloponnese, the home of athletics, 9
    • Pentathlon, commended by Aristotle, 136;
    • Xenarches of Sparta, chariot-race, 225
    • Xenocles of Maenalus, wrestler, 375
    • Xenocrates of Agrigentum, chariot, 210
    • Xenophanes, protest against over-athleticism, 79, 272
    • Xenophon, 130;
      • account of battle of Olympia, 196, 363;
      • on javelin-throwing, 356
    • Xystarches, 175, 176, 506
    • Xystos, 483
    • Zanes, 134, 174
    • Zosimus of Priene, gymnasiarchos, 496
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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