Periclymenus, an Argonaut, I, 156

Pero, daughter of Neleus, I, 119

Perse, mother of Circe, IV, 591

Perseis, daughter of Perses, Hecate, III, 467, 478, 1035; IV, 1020

Persephone, goddess of the under world, II, 916

Perseus, IV, 1513

Peuce, an island at the mouth of the Ister, IV, 300

Phaeacian, IV, 769, 1222, 1722: 
  as subst. in plur., IV, 539, 549, 822, 991, 992, 1139, 1181,
    1211

Phaethon, (1) a name of Apsyrtus, III, 245, 1236: 
  (2) son of Helios, IV, 598, 623

Phaethusa, a daughter of Helios, IV, 971

Phalerus, an Argonaut, I, 96

Phasis, a river of Colchis, II, 401, 1261, 1278; III, 57, 1220; IV, 134

Pherae, a city of Thessaly, I, 49

Phillyrides, son of Philyra, Cheiron, I, 554

Philyra, a daughter of Ocean, II, 1232, 1239

Philyrean, of Philyra, II, 1231

Philyres, a people of Pontus, II, 393

Phineus, a blind seer, II, 178, 236, 277, 294, 305, 436, 438, 530, 618,
    647, 769, 1051, 1090, 1135; III, 549, 555, 943; IV, 254

Phlegraean, of Phlegra, III, 234, 1227

Phlias, son of Dionysus, an Argonaut, I, 115

Phliuntian, of Phlius, a city of the Peloponnese, IV, 568

Phlogius, (1) one of the Doliones, I, 1045: 
  (2) son of Deimachus, II, 956

Phocians, I, 207

Phocus, brother of Telamon and Peleus, I, 92

Phoebus, Apollo, I, 1, 301, 353, 536, 759; II, 216, 506, 702, 713, 847;
    IV, 529, 1490, 1493, 1550, 1702, 1717, 1718

Phorcys, father of Scylla, IV, 828, 1598

Phrixus, son of Athamas, I, 256, 291, 763; II, 1093, 1107, 1119, 1141,
    1143, 1151, 1194; III, 178, 190, 196, 263, 304, 330, 338, 361, 374,
    584, 595; IV, 22, 71, 81, 119, 441, 736

Phrontis, a son of Phrixus, II, 1155; IV, 72, 76, 80

Phrygia, I, 937, 1126, 1166

Phrygians, I, 1139; II, 787

Phthia, a city of Thessaly, I, 94; II, 514, 520

Phthian, I, 55

Phylace, a city of Thessaly, I, 45

Phylaceis, daughter of Phylacus, Alcimede, I, 47

Phylleian, (1) of the river Phyllis, in Bithynia, II, 652: 
  (2) of a mountain in Thessaly, I, 37

Pieria, a district in Thessaly, I, 31, 34

Pierides, a name of the Muses, IV, 1382

Pimpleian, of Pimpleia, in Pieria, 1, 25

Pityeia, (1) a city of the Troad, I, 933: 
  (2) one of the Liburnian islands, IV, 565

Planctae, rocks past which Argo sailed, IV, 860, 924, 932, 939

Plegades, the clashing rocks, the Symplegades, II, 596, 645

Pleiads, III, 226

Pleistus, II, 711

Plotae, floating islands, II, 285, 297

Polydeuces, son of Zeus and Leda, an Argonaut, I, 146; II, 20, 100,
    756; IV, 588