HERODOTUS

INDEXCnidus, in Caria, on the Triopian promontory, i. 174; a Doriantown, i. 144, ii. 178; attempted restoration by Cnidians of aTarentine exile, in. 138Cnoethus, an Aeginetan, vi. 88Cnosus, in Crete, the capital city of Minos' empire, in. 122Cobon, a Delphian, his corruption of the oracle in Cleomenes'interest, vi. 66Codrus, an ancient king of Athens, ancestor of the Caucones(q.v.), i. 147; of Pisistratus, v. 65; Dorian invasion of Atticaduring his rule, v. 76; father of the founder of Miletus, ix. 97Coenyra, a place in Thasos, vi. 47Goes, of Mytilene,- his advice to Darius to leave lonians guardingthe bridge of the Ister, iv. 97 ; made despot of Mytilene, v. 1 1 ;his death, v. 38Colaeus, a Samian shipmaster, rv. 152Colaxai's, the youngest of the three brothers who founded theScythian race, iv. 5, 7Colchis, on the Euxine, its situation, i. 104, iv. 37, 40; Egyptianorigin of Colchians, n. 104; tribute to Persia, in. 97; inXerxes' army, vii. 79promontorydriven ashore after Salamis, vm. 96Colias, adjective of an Attic where wrecks wereColophon, an Ionian town in Lydia, i. 142; taken by Gyges,I. 14; Apaturia not celebrated at Colophon, i. 147; civil strifethere, i. 150Colossae, a town in Phrygia, on Xerxes' route, vii. 30Combrea, a town in Chalcidice, vii. 123Compsantus, a river in Thrace, vn. 109Coniaean, of Conium in Phrygia, v. 63 (but " Gonnaean " shouldprobably be read).Contadesdus, a river in Thrace, iv. 90Copais lake in Boeotia, vin. 135Coresus, near Ephesus, on the coast, V. 100Corinth, its treasury at Delphi, i. 14, iv. 162; despotism ofPeriander and his cruelty,i. 23, v. 92 ;his troubles with hisson, and with Corcyra, in. 48-54; Corinthian estimation ofartificers, n. 167; story of Cypselus, v. 92; Corinthian reluctanceto invade Attica, v. 75; friendship with Athens, vi. 89;adjustment by Corinth of a quarrel between Athens andThebes, vi. 108; Corinthians at Thermopylae, vn. 202; inthe Greek fleet, vin. 1, 21, 43; in the army at the Isthmus,vin. 72 ; dispute between Themistocles and Adeimantus,323