HERODOTUS

Scylace, a town on the Hellespont, its Pelasgian origin, i. 57 333INDEXSardo (Sardinia), designs of the lonians to migrate thither, i.170, v. 124; Histiaeus' promise to conquer it for Xerxes, v.106; Sardinians among the invaders of Sicily, against Gelon,vii. 165Sarpedon, Minos' brother, his banishment by Minos and hisrule in Lycia,i. 173Sarpedonia, a headland in Thrace, vii. 58Sarte, a town on the Siugitic gulf W. of Athos, vii. 122Saspires, a people between Colchis and Media, i. 104, 110, IV.37, 40; their tribute to Persia, in. 94; in Xerxes' army,vn. 79Sataspes, a Persian, his attempt to circumnavigate Africa, iv. 43Satrae, a Thracian tribe, their mines and places of divination,vii. 110-112Sattagydae, a people in the Persian empire, perhaps in Afghanistan,their tribute, in. 91Saulius, a Scythian king, Anacharsis killed by him, iv. 76Saurornatae, a people immediately E. of the Palus Maeotis,IV. 21, 57; their conflict and reconciliation with the Amazons,rv. 110-117; their part in the campaign against Darius, iv.122, 128, 136Scaeus, a Theban, his dedication of a tripod, v. 60Scamander, a river in the Troad, v. 65 ;on Xerxes' route, vn. 43Scamandronymus, a Mytilenaean, n. 135Scapte Hyle, in Thrace opposite Thasos, gold-mines there, vi. 46Sciathus, an island off Magnesia, naval operations there, vii.176, 179, 182, vin. 7Scidrus, a town on the W. coast of Italy, a place of refuge forthe exiled Sybarites, vi. 21Bcione, a town on the promontory of Pallene, vn. 123; in thelocal confederacy, vin. 128Sciras, a title of Athene in Salamis, her temple there, vin. 94Scironid road, along the isthmus of Corinth, destroyed by theGreeks, vin. 71Sciton, servant of the physician Democedes, in. 130Scolopoi's, a place near Mycale, ix. 97Scoloti, ancient name of Scythians, iv. 6Scolus, near Thebes in Boeotia, ix. 15Scopadae, a Thessalian family, vi. 127Scopasis, a leader in the Scythian army against Darius, IV. 120,128