HERODOTUS

INDEXArgippaei, a primitive people adjacent to Scythia, said to bebald, iv. 23Argo, voyage of the ship to Libya, iv. 179; to Colchis, vn. 192Argos and Argives, lo carried ofi from Argos, I. 1, 5; warbetween Sparta and Argos,i. 82; Argive musicians, in. 131;Cadmeans expelled from Boeotia by Argives, v. 57, 61 war;with Sicyon, v. 67 ; Argive tribes, v. 68 ;alliance with Aeginaagainst Athens, v. 86-89; war against Sparta, vi. 75-84;quarrel with Aegina, vi. 92 ;Argive neutrality in the Persianwar, vii. 148-152; good offices to Mardonius, ix. 12; madnessof Argive women, ix. 34Argus, a local hero, his temple violated by Cleomenes, vi. 75-82Ariabignes, a Persian general, son of Darius, vn. 97; killed atSalamis, vm. 89Ariantas, a king of Scythia, iv. 81Ariapithes, a king of Scythia, iv. 78Ariaramnes, (1) a Persian, viu. 90. (2) Son of Teispes, an ancestorof Xerxes, vii. 11.Ariazus, a Persian, vii. 82Aridolis, despot of Alabanda in Caria, vii. 195Arii, a Median people, vii. 62Arimaspi, a fabled northern people, said to be one-eyed, in. 116,iv. 13, 14, 27Arimnestus, a Plataean, ix. 72Ariomardus, (1) a Persian officer in Xerxes' army, son of Artabanus,vn. 67. (2)A Persian officer in Xerxes' army, son ofDarius, vii. 78Arion, a minstrel of Methymna, story of his rescue from deathby a dolphin, i. 23, 24Ariphron, an Athenian, Pericles' grandfather, vi. 131, vn. 33,vni. 131Arisba, a town of Lesbos, i. 151Aristagoras, (1) despot of Cyzicus, iv. 138. (2) A Samian, ix.90. (3) Despot of Cyme, iv. 138, v. 37. (4) A Milesian, organiserof the Ionic revolt against Darius, v. 30-38, vi. 1, 5, 9, 13, 18;his appeal to Sparta, v. 49-55 ;to Athens, v. 65, 97-100 ;hisflight and death, v. 124-126.Aristeas, (1) a Corinthian, son of Adeimantus, vn. 137. (2) AProconnesian poet, son of Caystrobius, his travels in the north,disappearance and subsequent reappearance after 340 years,iv. 13-16Aristides, an Athenian, ostracised by the people, his conference312