HERODOTUS

INDEXPammon of Scyros, his guidance of the Persian fleet to Magnesia,vii. 183Pamphyli, name assumed by a Dorian tribe at Sicyon, v. 68Pamphylia, in Asia Minor, subdued by Croesus, I. 28; tributeto Persia, in. 90; contingent in Xerxes' army, vii. 91; disparagedby Artemisia, vm. 08Pan, one of the "youngest" Greek gods, n. 145; his cult atAthens, vi. 105; identified with the Egyptian Mendes, II.42, 46, 145Panaetius of Tenos, his news of the Persian encirclement ofSalamis, vm. 82Panathcnaea, a festival celebrated every fourth year at Athens ;murder of Hipparchus at it, v. 56Pandion, a legendary Athenian, father of Lycus the hero of theLycians,i. 173Pangaeum, a mountain range in Thrace, v. 16, vii. 112Panionia, the festival of the Ionian stock, I. 148Panionium, an Ionian place of meeting for council or ceremonial,near Mycale,i. 148, 170, vi. 7Panionius of Chios, his crime and punishment, vm. 105, 106Panites, a Messenian, his advice to the Spartans about the royalsuccession, vi. 52Panopeus, on the borders of Phocis and Boeotia, Xerxes' armythere, vm. 34Panorrnus, a harbour near Miletus, i. 157Pantagnotus, brother of, and put to death by Polycrates of Samos,m. 39Pantaleon, half brother of Croesus, put to death by him fori.conspiracy, 92Pantares, a man of Gela, vii. 154Panthialaei, a Persian tribe, I. 125Panticapes, a river in Scythia east of the Borysthenes, iv. 18,47, 54Pantimathi, a tribe in the Persian empire, S. of the Caspian,their tribute, in. 92Pantites, said to have been sent as a messenger to Sparta fromThermopylae, vii. 232Papaeus, a Scythian deity identified with Zeus, iv. 59Paphlagonians, west of the Halys in N. Asia Minor, i. 6, 72 ;their tribute to Persia, in. 90; in Xerxes' army, vii. 72Paphos, Paphian ships in Xerxes' fleet, vn. 195Papremis, a town in Egypt, its cult of Ares, n. 59; ceremonial3 6 9