[200:1] I translate κόσμος generally as 'World', sometimes as 'Cosmos'. It always has the connotation of 'divine order'; ψυχή always 'Soul', to keep it distinct from ζωή, 'physical life', though often 'Life' would be a more natural English equivalent; ἐμψυχοῦν 'to animate'; οὐσία sometimes 'essence', sometimes 'being' (never 'substance' or 'nature'); φύσις 'nature'; σῶμα sometimes 'body', sometimes 'matter'.
[203:1] e. g. when we say 'The sun is coming in through the window', or in Greek ἐξαίφνης ἥκων ἐκ τοῦ ἡλίου, Plat. Rep. 516 e. This appears to mean that you can loosely apply the term 'Osiris' both to (i) the real Osiris and (ii) the corn which comes from him, as you can apply the name 'Sun' both to (i) the real orb and (ii) the ray that comes from the orb. However, Julian, Or. v, on the Sun suggests a different view—that both the orb and the ray are mere effects and symbols of the true spiritual Sun, as corn is of Osiris.
[204:1] ἄρχεσθαι Mr. L. W. Hunter, ἔρχεσθαι MS. Above the Milky Way there is no such body, only σῶμα ἀπαθές. Cf. Macrob. in Somn. Scip. i. 12.
[208:1] i. e. if the Firmament or Fixed Sphere moved in the same direction as the seven Planets, the speed would become too great. On the circular movement cf. Plot. Eun. ii. 2.
[209:1] The fire of which the heavenly bodies are made is the πέμπτον σῶμα, matter, but different from earthly matter. See p. 137.
[209:2] Proclus, Elem. Theol. xx, calls it ἡ νοερὰ φύσις, Natura Intellectualis. There are four degrees of existence: lowest of all, Bodies; above that, Soul; above all Souls, this 'Intellectual Nature'; above that, The One.
[210:1] i. e. in the full sense of Gnôsis.
[211:1] i. e. Astrology, dealing with the 'Celestial Bodies'.
[212:1] Cf. Hdt. i. 134.
[214:1] [This section is a meagre reminiscence of Plato's discussion in Repub. viii. The interest in politics and government had died out with the loss of political freedom.]
[216:1] κατὰ δύναμιν, secundum potentiam quandam; i. e. in accordance with some indwelling 'virtue' or quality.
[217:1] The repetition of ἀνθρώπους in this sentence seems to be a mistake.
[218:1] ἐπιτηδειότης.
[222:1] The text here is imperfect: I have followed Mullach's correction.
[223:1] δαίμονες.
[224:1] i. e. that it may continue to exist and satisfy justice.
[224:2] εὐδαιμονοῦσι.
INDEX
- Achaioi, 45, 49
- Acropolis, 71, 72
- Aeschylus, [12:4], 43
- Affection, 104, 109
- Agesilaus, 86
- Agriculture, Religion in, 5 f.
- Alexander the Great, 92, 93, 94, 115, 159
- Allegory, in Hellenistic philosophy, 165 ff.;
- in Olympian religion, 74
- ἀλληλοφαγία, [98:1]
- Alpha and Omega, God as, 148
- Anaximander, [33:1]
- Angel = Megethos, 142;
- star, 144
- Animal sacrifice, 188 f.
- Anthesteria, 16-18, 34
- Anthister, [18:2]
- Anthropomorphism, 10 ff., 140
- Antigonus Gonatas, [152:1]
- Antiochus I, 144
- Anti-semitism, 162
- Antisthenes, 87, 89 f., 96
- Apathy, [103:1], 109
- Apellôn = Apollôn, 51
- Aphiktor, 28
- Aphrodite, 57
- Apollo, 50, 72
- Apotheosis of Hellenistic kings, [152:1]
- Apparitions, primitive belief in, 27
- Apuleius, 148
- Aquinas, 3
- Archontes, 164
- Ares, 57
- Aretê, 89, 96, 99, 104 f.
- Aristarchus of Samos, 141
- Aristophanes, [20:3], [22:1], [62:1]
- Aristotle, 3, 114 f., 117, 120, 127, 136, 153, [154:3]
- Ark of Israel, 68
- Arnim, von, [129:1], 172
- Arnold, Professor E. V., [100:1]
- Asceticism in antiquity, 196
- Astrology, 143 f., [211:1]
- Astronomy, 97
- Ἀθάνα (Ἀθήνη), [53:1]
- Atheism, 181 f., 190
- Athena, [53:1], 71, 72, 74;
- = Athenaia Korê, 52;
- Pallas, 52
- Athens, effect of defeat of, 79 f.
- Atomic Theory of Democritus, 101;
- of Ionia, 105
- Attis, 185
- 'Attributes', animals as, 20
- Augustine, St., 175, 177
- Aurelius, Marcus, religion of, 175 f.
- Bacchos, 161
- Bacon, Professor, 172
- 'Barbaroi' as opposed to Hellenes, 39;
- βαρβαρόφωνοι, [42:2]
- Bardesanes, [164:1]
- Barnabas, St., 161
- Beast-mask, 23-5
- Bendis, 151
- Bethe, E., [150:1]
- Bevan, E., xvi, [39:1], [100:1], [154:2], 172
- Birth-rate, its effect on early Christian sects, 194
- Blessedness, Epicurus on, 106
- Body, Fifth, 137
- βοῶπις, 24
- Bousset, W., xv, 126, [150:3], 162, 172
- Buddhism, 10
- Bull, blood of, 20;
- in pre-Hellenic ritual, 19-21
- Bury, Professor J. B., xv
- Carpenter, Dr. E., 172
- Cauer, P., [49:1]
- Centaurs, 60
- Chadwick, H. M., xv, 46 n., [57:3], 59
- Chaldaeans, 144, 151
- Chance, 131, 147
- Charles, Dr., 172
- χρᾶν, 37
- χρεία, 90
- Christianity, 88, 90, 96, 109, 115, 119, 123-5, 173, 181 f., 192-5
- Christmas, Father, 15
- Christos, 163
- Chrysippus, 115, [145:1], [145:3], [145:4], 146, 166
- Chthonioi, as oracles, 37
- Cicero, [27:2]
- Circular movement, [208:1]
- Circumcelliones, 36 n.
- City of gods and men, world as, 76;
- of Refuge, in the Laws, 83;
- of Righteousness, in the Republic, 83:
- see Polis
- Cleanthes, 135, 141, 165
- Clemen, Carl, 172
- Coinage, deface of, 90
- 'Collective Desire', God defined as the, 26, 29
- Colotes, [111:1]
- Comitatus, 46
- Commagene, 144
- Conceptions, Common, 200
- Constantine, 194
- Constantius, 179
- Convention, 91
- Conybeare, F. C., 172
- Cook, A. B., [16:1], 23, [24:1], 49 f., [56:3], 66 n.
- Copernicus, 97
- Corinna, 43
- Cornford, F. M., [33:1]
- Cornutus, 166
- Cosmopolîtes, 92
- Cosmos, 97-100, 208
- Crates, [95:1], 166
- Creeds, 173 f., 178, 183
- Crucifixion, [163:1]
- Cumont, F., [35:1], 126, 172
- Cynics, 3, 90-2, 93-5, 104;
- women among, [95:1]
- Cyropaedeia, 85
- Cyrus, 85
- Daemon = Stoicheion, 142
- Dance, religious, 27 f.
- Davenport, F. M., [26:1]
- Davy, G., 7 n.
- Dead, worship of, 62
- Deification, E. Bevan on, [154:2]
- Deliverer, the, 108
- Delos, 51
- Delusio, 169
- Demeter, 72
- Democritus, Atomic Theory of, 101
- Demos, 82
- Demosthenes, 82
- Destiny, Hymn to, 135:
- see Fate
- Dharma, 10
- Diadochi, 155
- Diasia, 14-15
- διατριβή, 90
- Dicaearchus, 121 f.
- Didascaliae, 121
- Diels, [33:1], [129:1], 172
- Dieterich, A., [17:1], [23:1], [29:2], 126, 146, [150:3], 172
- Dio Cassius, 142
- Diocletian, 194 f.
- Diodorus, 144 f.
- Diogenes, 90-3, 95;
- his 'tub,' 92
- Diogenes of Oenoanda, [101:1], 114, 169 f.
- Dione, 56
- Dionysius, 17, 20, 72, 84, 159
- δίοπτρα, 122
- Disciples, qualifications and conduct of, 200
- Discouragement due to collapse of the Polis, 81
- Dittenberger. W., [16:1], [156:1]
- Divine Mother, 164;
- 'Divine Wisdom', personified, 165
- Dodds, E. R., [181:1]
- Doutté, E., 26 f.
- Dramaturge, 97
- Drômenon, spring, 32 f.
- Dümmler, [87:1]
- Durkheim, Professor Émile, [6:1]
- Earth, divinity of, 137;
- Earth-mother, 29
- ἡδονή, 106
- Education, [113:3]
- Ekstasis, 150
- Elements, Apuleius on, 148;
- divinity of, 137;
- in the Kosmos, 142
- ἐμψυχοῦν, [200:1]
- Enthousiasmos, 150
- Eôs, 53
- Epictetus, morals of, 176
- Epicureans, 3, 110 f., 113, 119, 130, 145 f., 181
- Epicurus, 101-11, 113, 129 f., 135, 140 f., 170, [192:1]
- Epiphanês, 155
- Epiphanius, 172
- ἥρωες, 37
- Euergetês, 156
- Euhemerus, 160
- Euripides, [12:4], [54:3], passim, 143, 152
- Eusebius, [27:4], 197
- Evans, Sir A., 20, 66 n.
- Evil, existence of, 215;
- origin of, 186, 214-16
- Expurgation of mythology, 75 f.;
- Olympian, 61 f., 67 f.
- Eye of Bel, 143
- Failure, Great, 82
- Farnell, Dr. L. R., [18:1], [20:1], 44
- Fate, 132, 134, 145, 146 f., 211 f.
- Federations, 80
- Ferguson, W. S., [152:1]
- First Cause, 185, 205 f.
- Fortune, 91, 131 f., 212 f.
- Fourth Century, Movements of, 3, 79-122
- Frazer, Sir J. G., [16:1], [18:1], [35:1], [154:1]
- Gaertringen, Hiller von, [18:2]
- Galaxy, 204
- Games, Roman gladiatorial, 94
- Garden, 107 f., 114
- Gardner. P., [57:2], [149:1]
- Gennep, A. Van., [31:1]
- γέρων, 31
- Gerontes, 36
- Ghosts, 221
- Giants, 60
- γίγνεσθαι, forms of, 216 f.
- γλαυκῶπις, 24
- Gnostics, 3, 123, 128, 137 f., 148, 162
- God, as the 'collective desire', 26, 29;
- conception of, in savage tribes, 9;
- does not rejoice, nor is angered, 218;
- essence of, 158;
- home of, 148;
- of the Jews, 163;
- rejections of, 222 f.;
- unchangeable, 187;
- Union with, 147
- God-Man, as King, 152 f.
- Gods, communion with, 188;
- Cosmic and Hypercosmic, 206 f.;
- men as, 136;
- nature of, 200 f.;
- Twelve, 207;
- unchangeable, 217;
- why worshipped, 218
- Good, the, 88 f., 110, 185 f., 206;
- happiness of, 224 f.;
- Idea of, as Sun of the spiritual universe, 94
- γραῦς, 31
- Gruppe, Dr., [18:1], [50:3], [52:1], [56:3], 172
- Hagia Triada, sarcophagus of, 20
- Halliday, W. R., [32:2]
- Happiness, Natural, 104
- Harnack, A., 193
- Harrison, Miss J. E., xiv, 13-30, passim, [148:1]
- Hartland, E. S., 9
- Haverfield, Professor F. J., 127
- Heath, Sir T., [141:1]
- Heaven, Third, 149
- Hebrews, 125
- Hecataeus, 143
- Heimarmenê, 134, 145, 211
- Helen, Korê as, 138
- Hellenes, conquered tribes took name of, 42;
- no tribe of, existing in ancient times, 41;
- same as Achaioi, 40
- Hellenism, as standard of culture, 41
- Hellenistic Age, 3 f., 114, 117, 125, 131, 144, 161, 167;
- culture, 125;
- philosophy, 165;
- revival, 40 f.;
- spirit, 152
- Hera, 56
- Heraclitus of Ephesus, 167
- Herakles, 56, 89
- Hermes, 55, 151
- Hermetica, 148, 151
- Hermetic communities, 146
- Hermias, [116:1]
- Herodotus, [27:3], 39, 41, [42:1], 44;
- religion of, 175
- Heroes, philosophers as, 153
- Heroic Age, 48 f., 57
- Heroism, religious, of antiquity, 192
- Hesiod, 44, 64 f.
- Hipparchia, [95:1]
- Hippolytus, 172
- Hoffmann, Dr. O., [43:1], [52:1]
- Hogarth, D. G., [24:1]
- Holocaust, 14
- Homer, 9, 44 f., 48 f., [54:3], passim, 64 f.
- Hosiôtêr, bull as, 20 f.
- Hubert and Mauss, MM., [189:1]
- Idealists, 82
- Idols, defence of, [77:1]
- Illusion, 112, 119
- Impalement, [163:1]
- Infanticide, 177
- Initiations, Hellenistic, 148-52
- Instinct, 100
- Interpreters, Planets as, 144
- Ionia, 59 f.
- Ionian tradition, 101, 104
- Ionians, 51
- Iphigenia, [61:1]
- Iranes, 32
- Irenaeus, 172
- Iris, 55
- Isis, 151, 166
- Isocrates, 81
- Jacoby, [160:1]
- Jaldabaoth = Saturn, 147
- Javan, sons of, 42
- Jews, 125, 151, 188;
- God of, 163
- Judaism, 193
- Julian, xvi, 4, 179 ff., 184 f., 197
- Justin, [64:1]
- Kaibel, [61:1]
- Kant, 136
- Keraunos, 155
- Kêres, 34
- Kern, O., [21:2]
- King, I., [29:1]
- Kings, as gods, 191;
- divine, titles of, 155 ff.;
- predictions concerning, by Planets, 144;
- worship of, 156
- Koios, 166
- Korê, 63 f.;
- as fallen Virgin, 138;
- Earth, 30;
- Earth Maiden and Mother, 137
- Kosmokratores, 146, 148, 164
- Kosmos, 147, [200:1];
- Moon as origin of, 169;
- planets as Elements in, 142
- Kourê, Zeus, 150
- Kourêtes, 150;
- Spring-song of, 30
- Kouroi, 30;
- dance of, 28
- Kouros, 63 f., 71;
- Megistos, 28;
- Sun as, 30;
- Year-Daemon, 32
- Kourotrophos, Earth, 30
- κράτος and βία, 25, [157:1]
- Kronos, 45
- κτίσαντα, 23
- κτίσιν, 23
- Kynosarges, 89
- Lampsacus, 107
- Lang, Andrew, xiii, [16:2], [23:2]
- Λάθε βιώσας, 110
- Leaf, W., [40:1], [49:1]
- Leagues, 80
- Leontion, 108
- Life, inward, 119 f.
- Λόγος, 135
- Lucian, Icaro-Menippos, [15:1]
- Lucretius, 38, 105, [106:1], 114
- Lysander, 155
- Lysias, 81
- McDougall, W., 125 n.
- Macedon, 81, 127
- Macedonians, 93, 116, 122
- Mackail, Professor J. W., 42
- Man, First, 164;
- Righteous, of Plato, 163;
- Second, 163 f.;
- Son of Man, 163
- Man-God, worship of, 156 ff.
- Mana, 19, 21, 24, 34, [157:1]
- Marett, R. R., [124:1]
- Margoliouth, Professor, [167:1]
- Markos the Gnostic, 150
- Marriage, Sacred, 17 f.
- Maximus of Tyre, [77:1]
- Mayer, M., 46 n.
- Meade, G. R. S., 172
- Mediator between God and worshipper, 189;
- Mithras as, 151;
- Saviour as, 162
- Medicine-king, as θεός, 25, 152;
- powers of, 25
- Megethos, 142
- Meilichios, in the Diasia, 14-15, 19
- Meister, R., [53:1]
- Meyer, Ed., [154:3]
- Mind, nature of, 209
- Mithraic communities, 146
- Mithraism, 148
- Mithras, 123, 139, 152;
- as Mediator, 151;
- Liturgy, 146, 148;
- religion of, 21
- Mommsen, August, [14:1], [17:1], [18:1]
- Monotheism, 69 f.
- Moon, as Kourotrophos, 30;
- as origin of Kosmos, 169;
- divinity of, 136 ff.
- Morals, minor, 177;
- of antiquity, 177 f.;
- of Christians, 178
- Moret, [23:2]
- Mother, Divine, 164;
- Great, 185
- Mülder, D., [53:1], [57:1]
- Mullach, 172
- Müller, H. D., [57:1]
- Music of the Spheres, 142
- Myres, J. L., 40
- Mysteries, 93
- Mystic letters, 219
- Mysticism, 169
- Mythology, Olympian, 75
- Myths, Sallustius' treatment of, 221 f.;
- why divine, 201;
- five species, 202;
- explanation of examples, 203-5
- Naassenes, 146, 162
- Nature, the return to, as salvation for man, 91
- Nausiphanes, 101
- Neo-Platonism, 181
- Nerve, failure of, chap. iv.
- Nikator, 155
- Nilsson, M. P., [18:2], [21:2], [31:1], [32:1]
- Nilus, St., 21
- Norden, [159:1]
- Octavius, 164, 182, [190:1]
- Odin, 59
- Ogdoas, 147
- Oimôgê, 79, 116
- Olympian expurgation, 61 f., 67 ff.;
- family, 11;
- reformation, 58, 61 ff.;
- stage, 2;
- theology, 4
- Olympian Gods, brought by Northern invaders, 45;
- character of, 46-58;
- coming of, 43;
- why so called, 44 f.
- Olympian religion, achievements of, 72 ff.;
- beauty of, 73;
- conception of, 131;
- failure of, 67-72
- Olympians, origin of, 39 ff.
- Olympus, Mount, 46
- Optimism, 193
- Oracles, 37-8
- Oreibasius, 27
- Oreibates, 27
- Organization, social, 214
- Origins, Religious, 1
- Orphic Hymns, [30:1];
- literature, [64:1]
- Orphism, 148
- Orthia, 32
- Osiris, 166
- Othin, [50:1]
- οὐσία, [200:1]
- Ovid, [52:2]
- Ozymandia, 144
- Pagan prayer, a, 197 f.;
- reaction, 173 f.
- Paganism, final development of, 192 f.;
- struggle with Christianity, 195 f.
- Palimpsest, manuscript of man's creed as, 199
- Palladion, 52
- Pallas, Athena as, 52, 71
- Panaetius, 145
- Paribeni, R., [20:2]
- Parker, Mrs. Langloh, 12
- Parmenides, 12, [113:2]
- πάτρια, τὰ, 37
- Paul. St., 2 f., 7, 23, 33, 60, 124, 137, 149, 158 n., 161, 164
- Pauly-Wissowa, [14:1]
- Pausanias, [27:3], [54:2], passim
- Payne, E. J., [29:1], [30:1]
- Pelasgians, 42, 44
- πέμπτον σῶμα, 137
- Periclean Age, 87, 89
- Peripatetic School, 114 f., 116;
- spirit, 122
- Peripatos, 114
- Persecution of the Christians, 181
- Persephone, 74 f.
- φαρμακός, 34
- Pheidias, 50
- φιλανθρωπία, 156, 158
- φιλία, 104, 109
- Philo, 172, 177
- Phusis, 99, 134, [200:1]
- Pindar, [31:3], 43, [52:2]
- Pisistratus, 43, 53
- πίστις, 7
- Planets, seven, history and worship of, 140 ff.
- Plato, 3, 13 n., 82-4, 109, 126, 129, 163
- Pleasure, pursuit of, 110
- Plotinus, 2, 4, [10:2], 135;
- his union with God, 149
- Plutarch, [27:3] [32:1], [34:2], [54:2], passim
- Poimandres, 162
- Πολιάς, ἡ, or Πολιεύς, ὁ, 71
- Poliouchoi, 67
- Polis, collapse of, 80, 127 f.;
- projection of, 71;
- religion of, 71, 75 f.;
- replaces Tribe, 66 f.
- Polybius, 80
- Porch, 114
- Porphyry, [149:2], [188:2]
- Poseidon, 54
- Posidonius, 146, 159
- Predestination, 145
- Preuss, Dr., 2
- Proclus, [209:2]
- Proletariates, 194
- Pronoia or Providence, Stoic belief in, 90, 135
- Providence, 210 f.
- ψυχή, [200:1]
- Ptah, 151
- Ptolemaios Epiphanês, 156 f.
- Punishment, eternal, 9;
- why not immediate, 223
- Purpose of Dramaturge, 97-100
- Pythagoras, 167
- Pythias, 116
- Rack, martyrs happy on the, 192
- Reason, as combatant of passion, 91
- Redeemer, of the Gnostics, 162 f.;
- Son of the Korê, 138
- Redemption, mystery of, 163
- Reformation, Olympian, 61 ff.
- Refuge, City of, in the Laws, 83
- Refugees, sufferings of, 102
- Reinach, A. J., [25:1]
- Reinach, S., [25:1], [68:1], 172
- Reisch, E., [11:1]
- Reitzenstein, xv, 126, [150:3], 172
- Religion, description of, 5-9;
- eternal punishment for error in, 9;
- falseness of, 7 ff.;
- Greek, extensive study of, xiii;
- traditional, 127;
- significance of, 1
- Religious Origins, 1
- Republic, 94
- Retribution, 33
- Reuterskiold, [21:3]
- Revelations, divine, 171;
- series of, to worshippers, 151
- Revival, Hellenistic, 40 ff.
- Ridgeway, Professor, [40:1], [54:1]
- Righteousness, City of, in the Republic, 83
- Rivers, Dr., [31:2]
- Robertson Smith, Dr., 21 f.
- Rome, a Polis, 127
- Ruah, 138
- Sacraments, 148
- Sacrifice, human, 35, [61:1];
- condemned by Theophrastus, [188:2];
- Porphyry on, [188:2];
- reason for, 219 f.
- Sallustius, xvi, 165, 179-81, 183-5, 193
- Saturn, 147
- Saviour, as Son of God and Mediator, 161 f.;
- dying, 35 f.;
- Third One, 33
- Sceptics, jeux d'esprit of, 87
- Schultz, W., 172
- Schurtz, Ed., [31:1]
- Schwartz, [159:1]
- Scott, W., 172
- Seeck, O., [53:1], 172
- Sky, phenomena of, as origin of man's idea, 136
- Snake, supernatural, 19
- Social structure of worshippers, 151
- Solon, 43
- σῶμα, [200:1]
- Sophocles, 123
- Sophrosynê, 73, 83, 114, 152, 197
- Sors: see Fortune.
- Sôtêr, 155
- Soul, divinity of, 153-65;
- human, as origin of man's idea, 136;
- immortal, 186;
- nature of, 209 f.;
- salvation of, 164
- Sparta, Athens defeated by, 80;
- constitution of, 87;
- power of, 81
- Spirit, Holy, 137;
- personified, 165
- Stars, divinity of, 136 ff., [153:1]
- Steiner, von H., Mutaziliten, [10:2]
- Stoicism, 117, 146
- Stoics, 3, 76, 95-7, 104, 109 f., 119, 128, 130, 145, 160, 165
- Συμπάθεια τῶν ὅλων, 145
- Sun, 187;
- as Kouros, 30;
- = both orb and ray, [203:1];
- divinity of, 137 ff.;
- worship of, 139
- Sunoikismos, 63
- Superstition, 130
- Sweetness, Epicurus on, 106
- Swine, sacred, 19
- Tabu, 34 ff.
- Tarn, W. W., [80:1], [152:2]
- Teletai, 32
- Thales, 2
- θαρρεῖν, 95, 103 f.
- Themis, 36, 37
- Theodoret, 181
- Theoi Adelphoi, 154
- Theophrastus, 143, [188:2]
- θεός = θεσός, 24;
- use of the word by poets, 12
- Thera, [18:2]
- θεσμοί, derivation of, [16:1]
- Thesmophoria, 16
- Thespis, 43
- Third One or Saviour, 33
- Thomson, J. A. K., 46 n.
- Thoth, 151
- Thought, subjective, 128
- Thracians, 150 f.
- Thucydides, 41;
- religion of, 175
- Thumb, A., [43:1], [45:2]
- Transmigration of souls, 224
- Trigonometry, 122
- Trinity, 164
- Tritos Sôtêr, 163
- Τύχη: see Fortune
- 'Tyrants, Thirty', 84
- Uncharted region of experience, 5 ff., 171, 198
- Urdummheit, 2, 44, 72
- Usener, [101:1], [113:2], [129:1], 172
- Uzzah, 68
- Vandal, [40:2]
- Vegetarianism, [8:1]
- Vegetation-spirit, 32
- Verrall, A. W., [16:1]
- Vice, definition of, 213 f.
- Virgin, fallen, Korê as, 138
- Virtue, definition of, 213 f.
- Vision, 104
- Warde Fowler, W., [17:1]
- Webster, H., [31:1]
- Week of seven days, established, 142 f.
- Wendland, P., xvi, 126, 156, 172
- Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, U. von, [43:1], 59
- Wisdom, Divine, personified, 165;
- Wisdom-Teachers, 2
- Woodward, A. M., [32:1]
- Word, the, personified, 165
- World, ancient and modern, 120;
- blessedness of, 168;
- end of, by fire, Christian belief in, 190;
- eternal and indestructible, 186 f., 189, 208-9, 220-2
- Xenophanes, 12
- Xenophon, 79, 85, 86
- Ξύνεσις, 73
- Year-Daemon, 32 f.
- Zeller, E., 128
- Zeno, 96 f., 98, 109, 128
- Zeus, Aphiktor, 28;
- in Magnesia bull-ritual, 21;
- Kourês, 150;
- Meilichios, 14-15;
- origin and character of, 49 f.;
- watchdog of, 93
- Zodiac, 144