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Elysian field	37. 10
Embafichyrus, a mouse	229. 7
Enceladus bound	231. 37
Enipeus river	101. 4
sword given to Ulysses	7. 2
to sing the epeana hymn of victory	241. 10
Eberitus, name given to Ulysses	222. 7
Epeus, maker of the horse	106. 14
Ephialtes	102. 19
soul of Epicaste	101. 37
Epei, readers of Elis	122. 6
Trojan horse	31. 49
Trojan horse celebrated in song	73. 44
Erembi	28. 26
Erethmeus	66. 38
Eridanus	227. 1
Erinyes, a goddess	139. 27
soul of Eriphyle	102. 37
Esopus	101. 26
Eteoneus, a servant	27. 19
Euboea	10. 46
Eubola	63. 52
Eumelus	41. 25
Eumaeus, the Swineherd	125. 30
soul of Euphiniedie	102. 16
Eupithes, leader of Ulysses' enemies	225. 5
Eupithes killed by Laertes	226. 4
Euryades killed	205. 10
Euryalus, the best wrestler	66. 41
Eurybates, herald of Ulysses	178. 12
Euryclea, the nurse	9. 6
Euryclea, keeper of the treasure	15. 46
how Euryclea recognized Ulysses	180. 45
Eurydice, wife of Nestor	25. 49
Eurydamas killed	205. 26
Eurylochus, leader of Ulysses' companions	89. 48
Eurymachus' harshness	172. 49
Eurylochus destroys companions by the counsel of Ulysses	114. 42
Eurymachus, the best of the suitors	135. 130
Eurymachus is killed	261. 45
Eurymedon	59. 9
Eurymedusa, the nurse	58. 14
Eurynome, the governess	163. 29
Eurynomus, a suitor	9. 24
Euryphaessa, mother of the Sun	264. 43
Eurytion harmed by Nio	197. 34
Eurytus, an archer	68. 40
rape of Europa	228. 4
Eurus, a wind	47. 51
rites of funeral	217. 24
honest exercises of the body	66. 68. 2


allegory of fables	285. 30
why Homer uses fables	269. 44
hunger of Ulysses' companions	114. 31
flour is the marrow of men	14. 47
fate rules all things	61. 38
mice fear the cat	227. 30
what is a figure	274. 26
figures familiar to Homer	27. 5
daughters of Pandarus	186. 6
an only son preserves the lineage	147. 138
few sons are like their fathers	14. 33
Minerva appears with a burning flame	174. 10
force of the waves of the sea	50. 19
what is the graceful form of a woman	159. 15
Minerva changes form	3. 25
Pallas changes her form	14. 25
sisters marry their brothers	86. 13
fruits grow of their own accord	77. 28


Ganymedes	256. 13
genitals extracted from a man	208. 54
Gerenian horseman	19. 51
Gerestum	20. 49
acorns nourish swine	124. 30
head of the Gorgon	108. 15
Graces	235. 34
the Graces wash Venus	71. 15
gratitude	73. 6
Greeks who were killed at Troy are blessed	48. 7
disagreement of the Greeks at Troy	20.
Gyraean rock	36. 9


immortal dwellings of Jove	28. 21
Halius the dancer	71. 22
Halius, son of Alcinous	66. 45
Harmonia	235. 35
spear of Minerva	3. 11
Hebe, daughter of Jove	107. 39
Hebe, a young girl	256. 35
hecatombs pleasing to the gods	99. 8 & 62. 43 & 18. 42 & 155. & 180. 21 & 214. 39 & 236. 34 & 237. 19 & 238. 42
Helena interprets an omen	138. 20
Helena's finery	29. 8
Helena's generosity	137. 29


Helena's only daughter	27. 11
Helena's pernicious lineage	116. 30
Helicon	226. 35
Hercules, how great	260. 34
Hercules, betrayer of hospitality	191. 42
mother of Hercules	101. 32
phantom of Hercules	107. 37
Hermione, only daughter of Helena	27. 11
Egyptian hero	9. 47
black Hesperus	8. 55
Hippodamia, a handmaid	196. 2
whence the name of Homer	266. 48
Homer's homeland is uncertain	266. 11
when Homer lived	267. 45
Homer was blind	235. 12
Homer, an ornate author	272. 10
Homer, a natural philosopher	287. 32
Homer, an orator	305. 14
Homer's modesty	266. 6
a murderer is wont to flee	211. 45
man is the cause of evils to himself	1. 10
man's fragility	168. 5
men need the gods	18. 31
men eaten by the Cyclops	80. 45
men turned into swine	98. 25
the wise Hours	235. 34
the Hours, goddesses	258. 8
Alcinous' garden	60. 9
a guest should not be tempted	68. 24
a guest present should be cherished, not sent away against his will	136. 32
guests are from Jove	55. 30 & 126. 19
Jupiter the hospitable	80. 24
hospitality	61. 10 & 126. 7
hospitality pleasing to the gods	132. 28
Nestor's hospitality	24. 40
example of humanity	126. 8
example of humility	146. 19
Hydrocharis	230. 40
Hydromedusa, a frog	226. 55
Hydrus	228. 7
hymns to Apollo	232. 2


Iaones, a people	234. 42
Iasida	101. 49
Jason struck by lightning	44. 46
Jason, dear one	109. 50
Icmalius, a craftsman	174. 42
Ida, a mountain	232. 39 & 253. 43
Idomeneus	21. 8; king 177. 1
Idothea, daughter of Proteus	33. 33
houses are purified by fire	209. 5
bodies of the dead consumed by fire	217. 47
destruction of Ilium	31. 22
Ilium is not to be named	209. 54