I + 

Iapetus + 

(I-apˈe-tus), a Titan, son of Uranus and Ge, and father of Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Menoetius. + 

(Jaˈphet (Iapetus)). + 

Iasius + 

(I-aˈsi-us), father of Atalanta. + 

Ibycus + 

(Ibˈy-cus), a poet, story of, and the cranes. + 

Icaria + 

(I-caˈri-a), island of the Aegean Sea, one of the Sporades. + 

Icarius + 

(I-caˈri-us), Spartan prince, father of Penelope. + 

Icarus + 

(Icˈa-rus), son of Daedalus, he flew too near the sun with artificial wings, and, the wax melting, he fell into the sea. + 

Icelos + 

(Ice-los), attendant of Morpheus. + 

Icolumkill + 

(I-colˈum-kill), see Iona. + 

Ida + 

(Iˈda), Mount, a Trojan hill. + 

Idaeus + 

(I-daeˈus), a Trojan herald. + 

Idas + 

(Iˈdas), son of Aphareus and Arene, and brother of Lynceus. + 

Iduna + 

(I-duˈna), wife of Bragi. + 

Igerne + 

(I-gerneˈ), wife of Gorlois, and mother, by Uther, of Arthur. + 

Iliad + 

(Ilˈi-ad), epic poem of the Trojan War, by Homer. + 

Ilioneus + 

(Ilˈi-oˈneus), a son of Niobe. + 

Ilium + 

(Ilˈi-um), see Troy. + 

Illyria + 

(Il-lyrˈi-a), Adriatic countries north of Greece. + 

Imogen + 

(Imˈo-gen), daughter of Pandrasus, wife of Trojan Brutus. + 

Inachus + 

(Inˈa-chus), son of Oceanus and Tethys, and father of Phoroneus and Io; also first king of Argos, and said to have given his name to the river Inachus. + 

Incubus + 

(Inˈcu-bus), an evil spirit, supposed to lie upon persons in their sleep. + 

Indra + 

(Inˈdra), Hindu god of heaven, thunder, lightning, storm and rain. + 

Ino + 

(Iˈno), wife of Athamas, fleeing from whom with infant son she sprang into the sea and was changed to Leucothea. + 

Io + 

(Iˈo), changed to a heifer by Jupiter. + 

Iobates + 

(I-obˈa-tes), King of Lycia. + 

Iolaus + 

(I-o-laˈus), servant of Hercules. + 

Iole + 

(Iˈo-le), sister of Dryope. + 

Iona + 

(I-oˈna), or Icolmkill, a small northern island near Scotland, where St. Columba founded a missionary monastery (563 AD). + 

Ionia + 

(I-oˈni-a), coast of Asia Minor. + 

Iphigenia + 

(Iph-i-ge-niˈa), daughter of Agamemnon, offered as a sacrifice but carried away by Diana. + 

Iphis + 

(Iˈphis), died for love of Anaxarete. + 

Iphitus + 

(Iphˈi-tus), friend of Hercules, killed by him. + 

Iris + 

(Iˈris), goddess of the rainbow, messenger of Juno and Zeus. + 

Ironside + 

(Iˈron-side), Arthur’s knight. + 

Isabella + 

(Is-a-belˈla), daughter of king of Galicia. + 

Isis + 

(Iˈsis), wife of Osiris; described as the giver of death. + 

Ismarus + 

(Isˈma-rus), first stop of Ulysses, returning from Trojan War. + 

Ismenos + 

(Ismeˈnos), a son of Niobe, slain by Apollo. + 

Isolier + 

(I-soˈlier), friend of Rinaldo. + 

Isoude the Fair + 

(I-soudeˈ the Fair), beloved of Tristram. + 

Isoude of the White Hands + 

(I-soudeˈ of the White Hands), married to Tristram. + 

Isthmian Games + 

(Isthˈmi-an Games), see Games. + 

Ithaca + 

(Ithˈa-ca), home of Ulysses and Penelope. + 

Iulus + 

(I-uˈlus), son of Aeneas. + 

Ivo + 

(Iˈvo), Saracen king, befriending Rinaldo. + 

Ixion + 

(Ix-iˈon), once a sovereign of Thessaly, sentenced in Tartarus to be lashed with serpents to a wheel which a strong wind drove continually around. + 