P

Pagasae, 4 , 10 , 29 , 33 , 37 , 57 –87 passim , 88 –105 passim , 198 –202

Pallene, 91 , 102

Panormus, 158n 24

Patroclus, 43n 13;

death of, 64 , 82 , 174 n 50, 200 –201

Peisistratus, 76

Pelasgi, 149 , 157 , 168 (see also Macries)

Peleus, 4 , 41n 8, 50 , 97 –105 passim

Pelias:

as fearsome, 4 , 7 , 38 , 45 , 54n 27, 128 , 132n 39;

his fears about the man with one sandal, 19 , 22 –24, 60 ;

death of, 99n 24, 173 , 202

Pelion, Mount, 88 , 90 , 97

Pellene, 26 n 9

Pelopia, 33 , 59

Pelops, 109 , 126

Penelope, 3 n 5, 21 , 51n 21, 119

Percote, 154

Pergamon, Altar of Zeus, 33n 25

Perseus, 112 , 125

Persians/Medes, 99 –100

Phasis, 158 n 24

Phemius, 20 n 21, 21

Phineus, 125 , 160n 30

Phleias, 32 n 24

Phorbas, 32 n 24

Phrixus, 45 , 72 , 109 , 127

Phrygia, 156 , 168 , 170 , 181

Phylace, 31

Phylacus, 31

Pieria, 30 , 70 , 72 , 124

Pimpleia, 27 n 8

Piræus, 89n 5

Polyphemus, the Argonaut, 32n 24, 177 –80, 193 –96, 202

Polyphemus, the Cyclops, 118 ;

as model for Heracles, 186 –88;

his association with Polyphemus the Argonaut, 195n 34

Polyxo, 108 –41 passim

Poseidon, 22 , 32n 24, 86 , 159 ;

his implicit anger with Heracles, 180 –96 passim

Posidippus, 93n 11

Priam, as model for Æëtes, 40 –55 passim

Priolaus, 94 n 13

Proecdosis, 46n 15, 89n 5, 131n 36

Proemium, 4 , 11 , 13 , 14 –25 passim , 27 , 28 , 37 , 56 , 60

Propontis, 156 , 160 , 160n 30, 162

Ptolemies, 168n 40

Pylos, 30 , 75

Pytho, 52 , 68 , 77 –79