HERODOTUS

INDEXCynesii, the most westerly people of Europe, u. 33 (calledCynetes, iv. 49)Cyneus, an Eretrian, vi. 101Cyniscus, alternative name for Zeuxidemus, son of Leutychides,king of Sparta, vi. 71Cyno, Cyrus' Median foster-mother, i. 110, 122Cynosarges, a place in Attica with a shrine of Heracles, v. 63,vi. 116Cynosura, a promontory of Salamis, vin. 76Cynurii, a Peloponnesian people alleged to be aboriginal, viu. 73Cyprus; worship of Aphrodite, i. 105, 199; " Linus " song there,II. 79; Cyprus subdued by Amasis, 11. 182; under Persians,in. 19, 91 ; Cyprian revolt and its suppression, v. 104115, vi. 6 ;Cyprians in Xerxes' fleet, vn. 90, 98 ; disparaged by Artemisia,vin. 68, by Mardonius, vin. 100. "Cyprian poems," n. 117Cypselus, (1) despot of Corinth, son of Eetion, i. 14, 20; hiscareer, v. 92 (elsewhere a patronymic of Periander). (2) AnAthenian, father of the elder Miltiades, vi. 35Cyrauis, an island off Libya in the Mediterranean (perhaps themodern Cercina), rv. 195" "Cyrene ; lotus grown there, n. 96 ; Cyrenaeans' visit to theoracle of Ammon, n. 32 ; Egyptian attack on Cyrene, n. 161,iv. 159; alliance with Amasis, n. 181; tribute to Persia, in.90; early history of Cyrene and its kings, rv. 159-165; fertilityof Cyrenaean country, iv. 199Cyrmianae, a Thracian tribe, rv. 93Cyrnus, (1) a legendary hero, son of Heracles, I. 167. (2) Theinmodern colonized Phocaeans,onCorsica;Gelon of Sicily, vn.by165. (3) A I. place 165, 167; attacknear CarystusEuboea, ix. 105Cyrus, (1) king of Persia; his campaign against Lydia, captureof Sardis, and clemency to Croesus, I. 75-92 ; story of Cyrus,his attempted murder by Astyages, adventures of his childhoodand youth, and return to Astyages, I. 107-122; revoltof Persians under Cyrus against Medes, I. 123-130; Cyrusking of all Asia, i. 130; beginning of Ionian revolt againsthim, i. 141 ; conquest of Assyria and capture of Babylon,I. 188-191 ; Cyrus' campaign against the Massagetae anddeath in battle, i. 201-214; comparison of Cyrus with hisson Cambyses, in. 34; Croesus charged by Cyrus to adviseCambyses, in. 36; different treatment of Babylon by Cyrusand Darius, III. 159; Cyrus' advice to the Persians not to33 *