νόμος, 970.

as | ὀμφαλός γῆς, 1258.
ὄναισθε! 1078.

ὄνομα, 663, 697, 905, 1360.
of ὅπως for σκόπει ὅπως, 321.
ὁρίζω, middle of, 969.
ὅρκον διδόναι, ἐξάρχειν, 735.

ὃς μέν...ὃς δέ for ὁ μέν... ὁ δέ,

419.

ὅστις for εἴ τις, 606, 1054.

ὅταν τύχῃ, on occasion, 722.
ὅτε, causal, 573.

ὅτου and ὅτῳ, 926.

οὐ μὴν ἀλλὰ, 630.

οὔτε...καί for οὔτε...τε, 591.

νόστος with gen. of place οὗτος, used of the speaker,

whither, 1065.

(derivation), 175.

(meaning), 1112.

556.

used of what follows, 350,

908.

νῦν used of immediate past, ἐφλισκάνειν, 488.

Παίω, 298.

παλιμπρυνηδόν, 1395.

πάλιν in a local sense, 1165.
πάλιν ἥκειν, 772.

παρθένος equivalent to θυγάτηρ,
562.

πατρίς as an adj., 829.
πειρατήριον, 967.
πέλαγος, 300.

πέμπειν, 30, 131, 171, 590,
1130.

πεπρωμένος, used personally,
1438.
περιβάλλειν, 795.
περικίων, 405.

πίπτειν of a sudden change,
730.

πίτυλος, 307, 1050, 1346.
πλέον λαβεῖν, 496.

πλέον τι δρᾶν, ποιεῖν, 1333.
πλὴν ὅσα, 613.

πόδα τιθέναι, 32.

πόδες (nautical term), 1134 f.

συνάπτειν, 487.

συσταλῆναι, 295.

ποῖ; wherefore? 77.
for ποῦ; 1042.

πολυθύρος, 727.

πομπή, 651.

πόνον ἔχειν. 309,

πορθεῖν, 802.

σχῆμα, 246, 292.

σωζομένη μοῖρα, 1490.

πορθμεύειν, 266, 936, 1435, σώζω, 1062.

1445.

σκότιος, 1266 f.

φιλόπλουτος, 411.

σκότος in the sense of death, Φοίβου πέδον, 972.

718.

στάζειν, 308.

στέλλειν, 982.

στεναγμός, 1390.

στύλος (nautical term), 1134 1.

στόμια, 1392.

στομόω, 287.

φόρτος, 1306.

φροιμιάζειν, 1162.

φῶς, 187; φίos, rescue, 849.
φωσφόρος, 21.

Χάριν (adv.) with adj. agree.
ing with it, 566, 1444.

συγχωρεῖν, fut. middle of, χάριν τίθεσθαι, 601.

741.

συμβάλλειν, 55.

χύες, feast of, 949 f.
χοήρης, 960.

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