A source-book of ancient history - The Search For Mecca

Index 591
Parilia, 334
Paterculus, Velleius, 317;
selection, 475
Paphlagonians, oath of, 467 f.
Patricians, 335
Pausanias, 75; selections, 239 f.,
394-6
Peiraeus, building of, 175;
Thrasybulus at, 248 f.
Peisistratus, 130-4
Peloponnesian league, 111-21,
297 f.; constitution of, 119-21
war, 211-40
Pericles, age of, 180-209; family
and education, 180 f.; statesmanship,
1 8 1-5; public works,
185-9; oil Athenian character,
206-9
Perioeci, 114-6
Persepolis, sack of, 277
Persia, 59; empire, 55-65; customs,
59-64; war with Greece,
162-74; conquered by Alexander,
276-80; and Charlemagne,
578
Petronius, 318; selection, 491-3
Pheidias, 188
Pheidippides (Philippides), 162 f.
Philip, master of Greece, 266-70;
organizes supremacy, 270-3;
achievements, 273-5
Philosophers, 141-S1; Thales,
147-9; Pythagoras, 149 f.; Socrates,
225, 290-4; Plato, 288-
90; banished from Rome, 409;
see Aurelius, Epictetus
Phcenicians, 42-7
Phyle, 247-51
Pindar, 69; selection, 146 f.
Plato, 72; selections, 109, 236-9,
288-94
Plebeians, 335; win rights, 350 f.,
353-60
Plethrum, 305
Puny the Elder, 318; selection,
375 f-
Pliny the Younger, 320; selections,
488-90, 502-5, 523-s
Plutarch, 74; selections, 111-3,
114-6, 175 f-, 180-9. 223-8,
243-6, 276 f., 339
f-> 363-9,
411-5, 417 f., 421-3, 426-31,
433-7, 443-9
Plutocracy, growth of, 397-415;
at Rome, 417-31
Poets, 141-51; Callinus, T41;
Tyrtaeus, 141-3; Alcaeus, 143 f.
Sappho, 145 f.; Pindar, 146 f.;
Horace, 317; Ovid, 317; Vergil
317
Polemarchus and Socrates, 291 f.
Polybius, 73, 314; selections,
297-303, 326 f., 330, 361 f-,
380-3, 387, 389-94, 397-404,
410 f.
Polycrates, 254
Pompey, 433-7
Pope Leo, 582 f.
Po Valley, 326
Prayer, 193 f-, 290; of Augustus,
468 f.; of matrons, 469 f.
Precepts, Egyptian, 15-20
Priene, 302 f.
Principate, founding of, 464-79;
to monarchy, 480-500
Principia, 558 f.
Propylaea, 189
Proscriptions, of Sulla, 429-31