HERODOTUS

INDEXAnaxandrus, a king of Sparta, vn. 204Anaxilaus, (1) a Spartan, son of Archidemus, ancestor of Leutychides,vm. 131. (2) Despot of Rhegium, son of Creticus,vi. 23; an ally of the Carthaginians in Sicily, vn. 165Anchimolius, a Spartan general, v. 03Andreas of Sicyon, a suitor for Cleisthenes' daughter, vi. 126Androbulus, a Delphian, vn. 141Androcrates, a local hero worshipped at Plataea, ix. 25Androdamas, a Samian, vm. 85, ix. 90Andromeda, daughter of Cepheus and wife of Perseus, vn. 61,150Androphagi, a people adjacent to Scythia, iv. 18, 100, 102, 119.125; their customs, IV. 106Andros, in the Aegean, iv. 33, v. 31, vm. 108; besieged byThemistocles, vin. Ill; Andrians in the Persian fleet, vm.66Aneristus, (1) a Spartan, father of Sperthias, vn. 137. (2) Grandsonof (1), Herodotus' theory that his death was caused bythe wrath of Talthybius, vn. 137Angites, a tributary of the Strymon, vn. 113Angrus, a river in Illyria, iv. 49Annon, a Carthaginian, father of Amilcas, vn. 165.Anopaea, the mountain pass which turned the Greek positionat Thermopylae, vn. 216Antagoras, a man of Cos, ix. 76Antandrus, a town in the Troad, v. 26, vn. 42Anthele, a village near the pass of Thermopylae, vn. 176Anthemus, a town in Macedonia, v. 94Anthylla, a town in the Delta, n. 97Antichares, a man of Eleon, v. 43Anticyra, a town in Mails, on the Spercheus, vn. 198, 213Antidorus, a Lemnian deserter to the Greeks from the Persianfleet, vin. 11Antiochus, an Elean, ix. 33Antipatrus, a Thasian, chosen by his countrymen to provide forXerxes' reception, vn. 118Antiphemus, of Lindus, founder of Gela in Sicily, vn. 153Anysis, (1) (and Anysian pro vince of Egypt), inhabited by oneof the warrior tribes, n. 137, 166. (2)A blind king of Egypt,his expulsion by Ethiopians, n. 137, 140Aparytae (possibly the modern Afridi), a tribe in the easternpart of the Persian empire, in. 91 39