522
 

OHNEFALSCH-RICHTER.    KYPROS, THE BIBLE, AND HOMER.
 

Kylix 45 note 1. Boundary stones
LXXXI, 3-6 = 155 Fig. 152-155,
173 ft". Architectonic remains
CLXII, 5 — 7, 189 Fig. 163;
Various 346 L, 356, 358 note 3,
455 under CL, 21, 466.

Tarsos in Cilicia, Coin LXXXIII,
16; 167, 213.

Tell-el-Amarna, Ashera in¬
scription 144 f.

Ts/uiar] zz Tamassos.

Tenedos, Dionysos and double
axe 257.

Teos, Coin CXIV, 4.

Teumessos in Boeotia, Athena
Telchinia 201, 222, 299

Tiberiopolis in Phrygia; Arte¬
mis cultus 310 f.. Coin p, 314 Fig.
225.

Tophet in the valley of the
chfldren Hinnom 153, 232,

Toumpa v. Salamis 4).

Tremithousa N. of Neapaphos
116.

Tremithus modern Tremithu-
scha N. of Kition 116.

Tria Litharia v. Kamaraes.

Trikomo N. of Salamis. A sa¬
cred precinct in the vicinity 23,
No. 62.    «
 

Trimithias (Hagia) {"Aytog Tqi-
/uvd^iag) S. W. of Nicosia 116.

Troodos, Mountain in Cyprus
117, 223, 254.

Typhonos (Hagios) (Tychonos)
near Amathus 19, note 2.

Tyre compared with Cyprus 147,
Fig. 145 - 148, LXIX, 54 (166 L,
176, 179), LXXX, 7 (193 Fig. 165),
LXXXII, 6 (CLIX, 8 from Adlum\
CXL, 6 (193, Fig. 166 from Sar-
^ fend).

Um-al-Haremv. Halite Sultan

Teke.
Urania near Rizokarpaso, with a

cave Sanctuary   27,   No.   71,   229,

233.

Varnavas (Hagios) near Salamis
CCII, 1 and 7.

Varoschia (Varoscha) S. of
Famagusta, 215.

Vetulonia in Etruria XCV, 1, 2,
CXLV, 5.

Vettersfelde some of the gold
finds XCVII, 7 = Fig. 297.

V o n i N. E. of Nicosia near Chy¬
troi; Sanctuary of Apollo 329 ft'.,
2 No. 2; beside it Artemis  5,  254
 

note 1, 303, Herakles. 319, 321,
Adonis 254, note 1, Ground plan
and view of the site V (1 = X,
5), 400 f.. Altar 401, note 2, Dis¬
coveries XXXIII, 1-2, XL-XLH,
CCXV, Inscriptions 4—5, Vessels
for incense and holy water 4
No. 7, 135 note 3, 328, note 2,
Lamps 401, note 2, Animals 271,
one female figurine 254, note 1,
Large statues 322 f., Festivals 5,
No. 9, 123, 254, note 2; Priestly
race of Karys.

V r i s u n d i E. of Achna 12

Xanthos Harpy tomb CIX, 2 ==:
294 Fig. 217,

Xylotimbo (Xylotymbo) S. W.
of Achna; Sanctuary of Artemis
(cf. Achna) 12 No. 13; Graves
96, CLXXV, 6-7, CLXXXIX,

Y e r o V a s a E. of Amargetti, Mo¬
nolith 166.

Zarukas and Maroni on the
south coast of Cyprus, E. of Ama¬
thus; Nekropohs CLI, 35, 31,
note 2, 198.
 

IL General Index.
 

Abdmelqart, Servant of Melqart
(proper name in Kition) 178.

Abdosiris, Servant of Osiris,
(proper name in Kition), 145, 215,
216.

Abdsasam, Servant of Sasam
(proper name in Kition), 177, 183,
note 1.

Abdsemesi (proper name in
Kition), 178.

Abd tan it, Servant of Tanit. A
Sidonian 301.

Achilles, 66, 115, 217 L, 252.

A c t o r s (statuettes \221,255, CCVIH,
5-8.

Adar-Malik — Adrammelech.

Adarmelech in Byblos 244.

Adon, Adoni, Adonai 215, 244,
320.

Adonis I.) in Kition in the sanctu¬
ary of Astarte - Aphrodite, of
Resef-Apollo,   of the  MiJTtjQ O^tvjy
 

as crouching boy XXXIII, 1—5,
XCII, 74, 102, 112L, 204-219, 237,
274, on the arm of the goddess
XXXVII, 202 f, with Apollo XLI, 8,
Festivals 97, 118, 131 f, 251, 254f,
334, 46, Fig, 49, 94 Fig. 134, 123
Fig. 142, 125 Fig. 143, XXXH, 21,
153; Relation to Vegetation 74,
112 f., Pomegranate 226 note 5,
trees 130f.; Adonis-gardens 131 f.;
Worship in Amathus (Fusion with
Osiris) 106, 113, 134 146, 207, 213,
244, 251, 254, 334; Argos in Cyprus
112,204; Chytroi 14 No. 24, XXXIII
3 and 4. Hyle XXXIII, 5, XCII, 4;
Idahon 18 No. 33, XXXVII, 4,
XCII, 2. 3. 7, 202, 110, 142, 230
note 2, Kition v. Esmun-Adonis;
Tamassos XCII, 6; Voni XXXIII,
1 and 2, XLI, 8. — II.) Out of
Cyprus: Alexandria 132, 137, 211,
235, Byblos 103, 118, 135, 137, 146,
 

207, 211, 335; Etruria 206, 212,
280, XCII, 1; Greece 132 f., 219;
Carthage 206, 212, 245, 302,
XCH, 5; Malta 206, 212; Rome
132; — River in Syria 252. — Cf
also Tammuz.

Adrammelech zz Adar-Malik, Pro-
tot3^pe of the Cyprian and Greek
Bufl-divinities 243, 249, 289.

Agamemnon, Weapons from
Cyprus. 76 note 1, 209 f, 252 v.
Kinyras; Sceptre 196 f., Lance at
Chaeronea 201, Banishment of
Kinyras 300.

Agdistis 112, 114.

Aglibol, Moon-god of Palmyra
102, 244 note 4; Altar LXXII, 3.

Altar, worship without images
222 ff., Altar-spaces in Cyprus
400 f.   Omphalos-altars LXXXIIL