703

Peneus, p£'-n£-us, p&-n3'~us, Myth.Penladi, p8n-lY-dii, g. N.

Penn, pin, e. P.

Pennant, pln'-n3ut, e. P.

Pennar, pin-nür', g. N.

Pennigant, p8n'-ne-g3nt, g. N.Pennobscot, pin-n&bs-kut, g. N.Penrose, pin-röze', e. P.

Pensacola, p8n-s3k'-k8-l3, g. N.Pensylvania, p8n-sfl-vk'-n&-3, g. N.Pentapolis, p8n-t3p'-p8-lfs, a. G.Pentateuch, pin'-tS-tüke, die fünfBü-cher Mofis.

Pentbesilea, pin-thc-si-Iv'-A, a. P.Pentheus, pen'-thi-us, a. P.Pentland, p8nt'-l3nd, g. N.

Pentland Hills, p8nt'-l3nd hillz, g. N.Pentland Skerry, plnt'-l3nd skir'-ri,Pepy, pip'-pL, e. P. [g. N.

Peraea, pi-rfe'-l, a. G.

Percival, pir-si-vSl, e. P.

Percote, p§r-k&'-t&, a. G.

Percy, pir'-si, e. P.

Perdiccas, p8r-dik'-k3s, a. P.Perdix, pir'-diks, Myth.

Peregrine, pir'-ri-grfn, Peregrinus.Perenna, pe-rin'-n3, a. P.

Perga, pir'-gä, a. G.

Pergamos, p8r'-g3-mus, bibl. E.Pergamus, p8r'-g3-mus, a. G.Periander, pi-r^-Sn'-dir, a. P.Pericles, pir-e-kliz, a. P.Periclymenus, pir-ri-klim-uii-nus,a. P.

Perilaus, pir-ri-li'-us, a. P.Perillus, pi-rll'-Ius, a. P.

Perimede, pir-re-me'-di, a. P.Perimele, pir-ri-mi'-Ii, Myth.Perinthus, p£-r!n'-thus, a. G.Periphas, p8r'-r£-f§s, a. P.Peristhenes, pe-rfs'-thA-uiz, a. P.Perkins, pir^-klns, e. P.

Perkinson, pirMdn-zn, e. P.Permenas, p8r'-rae-n3s, bibl.E.Pernel, plr-nfl, Petronilla.

Pero, p&'-ri, Myth.

Perpenna, pir-pin'-na, a. P.

Perrier, p3r'-r£-ur, e. P.

Perry, pir'-ri, e. P.

Persae, per'-si, a. G.

Perseis, pir-si'-is, Myth.Persephone, pir-sif-fo-ni, Myth.Persepolis, per-s8p'-p8-l!s, a. G.Perseus, pir-shi-us, a. P.

Pershore, pör-shore', g. N.

Persia, per'-she-3, Perfien.

Persian, pir'-shun, persisch ; der Perser.Persius, per'-she-us, a. P.

Persoon, p8r-z3ön', e. P.

Perth, perlh, g. N.

Perth Amboy, pinh 3m-b8i', g. N.Pertinax, p8r'-t£-n3ks, a. P.

Peru, pe-r38', pe-roö, Peru.

Pernsia, pi-rü'-zhe-ä, a. G.Pcsceunius, pis-sin'-ne-us, a. P.Pelalia, pfe-tk'-U-S, a. G.

Petelia, pfe-t£'-U-3, a. G.

Peter, p&'-lur, Petrus, Peter.Peterborough, pe'-t8r-bur-ro, pe-ter-bdr'-rd, Petersburg.

Peneus — Piso

Petersburgh, pe-tivs-biirg, Peters-burg.

Petershead, pi'-turs-hed, g. N.Petilius, pi-til'-li-us, a. P.

Petiver, plt-ti-ver, a. P.

Petra, p&'-ira, a. G.

Petraea, pi-tre'-S, a. G.

Petrarch, pe'-irirk, P. *

Petre, p6'-tr, Peter.

Petreius, pe-tri-i-us, a. P.Petronius, p6-trA'-n£-us, a. P.Petworth, pit-wuith, g. N.Peucetia, pu-s&'-sh&-3, a. G.

Peveril, p8v-v8r-!l, e. P.

Peyton, pW-tn, e. P.

Phaeacia, fi-4-shi-S, a. G.

Phaeax, f£'-3ks, der Phäacier.Phaedon, f^'-dnn, a. P.

Phaedra, kö'-drZ, Myth.

Phaedrus, fi'-drus, a. P.

Phaeton, fi-i-tSn, Myth.

Phalantus, fä-lUn'-tns, a. P.Phalaris, Al'-lt-ris, a. P.

Phaleg, bibl. E.

Phaon, f&'-un, a. P.

Pharaoh, f&'-r3-3, bibl. E.

Pharisees, f3r'-re-s6£z, die Pharisäer.Pharmacusa, far-mä-ku'-zä, a. G.Pharnabazus, fEr-nS-b&'-ziis, a. P.Pharuaces, flr-nä'-sSz, a. P.

Pharos, fi'-rus, a. G.

Pharsalia, flr-sa-U-3, a. O.Phaselis, fu-s£'-lis, bibl. <§.Phavorinus, fäv-v8-rl'-nüs, a. P.Phelps, filps, e. P.

Phenicia, fi-nish-shi-3, Phönicien.Phenician, f6-u5sh'-she-3n, phönicisch ;der Phönicier.

Pberecydes, sir-re-sl'-diz, a. P.Phiale, N'-Z-Iö, Myth.

Phidias, fid'-di-as, a. P.

Phil, sil, Philipp; Phyllis.Philadelphia, kil-l3-dZI'-kö-3, g. N.Philaeni, kL-lL-nl, a. P.

Philammon, ke-l3m-mün, Myth.Philarehes, fe-lär'-kiz, bibl. E.Philemon, f£-le'-m8n, a. P.

Philetas, ft:-le'-t3s, a. P.

Philetus, fi-li'-tus, bibl. E.Philibert, Philbert, fil'-bilrt, VHili-Philip, fil'-lip, Philipp. [bert.

Philippa, fi-lip'-p3, Philippine.Philippi, s£-lip'-pi, a. G.

Philippus, fi-lip'-pös, a. P.

Philips, f?I'-l?ps, e. P.

Philipsburgh, ill'-lips-burg, PH illips-burg.

Philipstovn, ki!'-lips-t8un, g. N.Philistines, fi-lfs-tJns, bibl. E.Philistion, f6-l!s'-t£-un, a. P.Phillibrown, til'-lö-hräun, e. P.Philly, fil'-lb, Philipp; PbYllis.

Philo, a. P.

Philoctetes, fil-lok-t£'-t!z, a. P.Philodemus, fil-l<i-de'-müs, a. P.Philomela, fii-lö-me'-lä, Myth.Philonis, ffl'-ld-nfs, a. P.

Philonoe, fe-l3n'-no-£, a. P'.Pbilopator, f&-l§p'-p3-tur, a. P.Philopoemen, ffl-lo-pe'-mln, a. P.

Philostratus, f^-l3s-tr3“tus, a. P.Philotera, fV;-lSt-t6-r3, a. G.Philyra, sil'-U-r3, Myth.

Phineus, f^-n^'-us, a. P.

Phipps, kips, e. P.

Phlegethon, fl8d'-j£-th8n, Myth.Phlegyas, fl6'-j^-3s, Myth.

Phlius, fli'-us, a. G.

Phocaea, fo-sc'-t, a. G.

Phocea, kü-s^-3, Phocäa.

Phocean, fd-s^-tn, phocäisch; derPho-caer.

Phocion, kö-sh^-un, a. P.

Phoois, kä-sis, a. G.

Pbocus, kä'-kns, a. P.

Phocylides, kü-sil'-lö-diz, a. P.Phoebe, fk'-bk, Myth.

Phoebus, fe'-bns, Myth.

Phoenice, fi-ni'-se, a. G.

Phoenicia, fi-nlsh'-sh^-3, a. G.Phoenicus, f^-ni'-kös, a. G.Phoenix, kb'-niks, Myth.

Pholoe, a. G.

Pholus, fi'-lus, Myth.

Phorcus, f8r'-kus, Myth.

Phorcys, f3r , -s5s, Myth.

Phormio, rör'-mi-d, a. P.

Photinus, fd-ti'-nus, a. P.

Photius, fd'-sh^-us, a. P.

Phraates, fr3-3'-ifz, a. P.

Phryges, fri'-jiz, a. G.

Phrygia, sr!d'-je-3, a. G.

Phryne, srl'-n£, a. P.

Phryxus, Mk-säs, Myth.

Phthia, thi'-3, a. G.

Phlhiotis, thl-o'-tis, a. G. '

Pbul, full, bibl. E.

Phylace, f?l'-l3-sA, a. G.

Phyllis, ffl-Iis, Phyllis.

Picardy, plk'-kär-di, die Picardie.Picentia, p6-sen'-she-3, a. G.Picenum, p6-s6'-num, a. G.

Pictor, pik'-t8r, a. P.

Piedmont, p^d'-münt, p^e-munt, $lcsmont.

Pierce, pürs, p8rs, e. P.

Pierides, pi-3r'-r^-d!z, Myth.Pierrepoint, p££r'-p8fnt, e. P.

Pietre, pü'-tr, P.

Pike, pike, e. P.

Pilate, pi'-l3t bibl. E.

Pilkington, pil'-king-tn, e. P.Pimpla, p?m'-pl3, Myth.

Pimpleides, pfm-pl^'-c-diz, Myth.Pinchbeck, pinsh'-bek, g. N.

Pindar, pfn'-dur, a. P.

Pindarus, p!n'-d3-rus, a. P.

Pindus, p!n'-dus, a. G.

Pinkerton, p?n'-kir-4n, e. P.Pinkhard, p?nk'-3rd, e. P.

Pinkneys Island, pfnk'-nfs i'-land.Piraeeus, p^re'-^-us, a. G. [g. N..Piraeus, p^-rö'-ns, a. G.

Pirene, p^-r^-nö, Myth.

Pirithous, p£-rith-th8-ds, Myth.Pisa, pi'-z3, Pisa.

Pisaurum, p^-saw'-rflra, a. G.Pisidia, pe-sl'-d6-a T a. G.

Pisistratus, pÄ-s!s-tr3-tus, a. P.Piso, pl'-zö, a. P.