Indus

See India. P. R. 3. 272. P. L. 9. 82; (See also Ganges.) A river of India, rising in the Him a lay as and flowing into the Arabian Sea. Since it was the western boundary of India, it was known in Europe at an early date. Inghilterra. Ionia. Eleg. See England. 1. 23; P. L. 1. 508; Areopag. 4. 401; 8 Prolus. 7. 464. The part of the shore of Asia Minor inhabited by Greeks, extending from Phocae a in the north to Miletus in the south. Milton three times mentions Ionia in connection with Homer. (See Me les i genes.) Ipres. Lit. Senat. (9) 7. 195. Ypres, a town of West Flanders, Belgium. Ipswich. Hist. Brit. (6) 5. 241, 250. A town on the River Or well in Suffolk. Ira a. P. R. 4. 564. “The name Ira a, of the city of Antaeus, seems to have been taken by Milton from Pind. P. 9. 106: ‘There went up suitors woo Antaios’ lovely-haired daughter of to the city of Irasa to great renown.’ The scholiast on Pindar says, however, that the Antaeus living in the city Ira a was not the one who strove with Heracles, but he adds that, among others, Pherecydes says that the latter Antaeus came from Ira a (neut. plur.) on Lake Tri- Hero dot us mentions Ira a (neut. That Milton says ‘in (4. 159.) Ira a’ indicates reference to a region as the home of Antaeus, (Osgood, Cla ical for which he has the scholiast’s authority.” Mythology of Milton, s. v. Antaeus. He quotes the Greek of ton is [see Triton] in Cyrene. plur.) as. a locality of Libya. ch153.xhtml p 172