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INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



Alphonso IV., king of Portugal, 785. 



Alphonso V., king of Portugal, S24-25, 830-31, 842. 



Alphonsus Tonstatus, theologian, 814. 



Alpinus botanist in Egypt, 615, 903, 905, 930. 



Alptegin, founder of Ghazni, 655, 657. 



Alrazi, Muhammed ben Zak.in a, Arab traveller, 743. 



Alsted, J. H., chronographer, 943. 



Alston, Car., botanist, 1013. 



Alstroemer, botanist, 1025. 



Altadas, Assyrian Emperor, 107. 



Altamsch, sultan of Delhi, 717, 719, 7- 1 " 2 -. 7-4- 



Al Tiflisi, Karaite Jewish writer, 629. 



Alvarado, L. Moscoso de, companion of De Soto, 8Sl. 



Alvarado, Pedro de, Spanish general, 866, S76. 



Alvaro Martens Homem, Portuguese navigator, 829. 



Alyattes, king of Lydia, 22S, 237. 



Amadas, Philip, English navigator, 908. 



Amalarius, liturgical writer, 629. 



Amalek, grandson of Esau, 120. 



Amasis, see Aahmes. 



Amatus Lusitanus, Jewish medical writer, 878, 886. 



A-ma-van, regent of the Chinese empire, 956, 958. 



Amaziah, king of Judah, 199, 203. 



Ambaharanasala, king of Ceylon, 577. 



Ambiorix, leader of the Gauls, 454. 



Ambron, leader of a Greek colony, 207. 



Ambrosinius, Bartholomasus, Italian botanist, 948. 



Ambrosinius, Hyacinthus, Italian botanist, 964. 

 Ambrosius of Alexandria, early Christian writer, 552. 



Ambrosius, bishop of Milan, 553, 555. 

 Ambrosius Ansbertus, theologian, 639. 

 Ambrosius Camaldulensis, theologian, 831. 

 Amegalarus, king of Babylon, 78. 



Amclcsagoras, Greek historian, 244. 



Amelius of Tuscany, Neo-plalonist, 539. 



Amcmphsinus, king of UaUloii, 81. 



Amenatep, Aminadab, or Amcnophis, king of Egypt, 

 X07. 



Amenatep II., king of Egypt, 117. 



Amenatep lit., king of Egypt, 1 18, 120. 



Amenatep IV., king of Egypt, 120. 



Amenemha, or Ammeneme, king of Egypt, 83. 



Amenemha II., king of Egypt, 85. 



Amenemha III., Moeris, king of Egypt, 90. 



Ameivemha IV., Timaus, 91. 



Anv.-nopliis, Egyptian prophet, 130. 



Amenophis, see Amenatep. 



Amenophthis, queen of Egypt, 10S. 



Amenophthis II., queen of Egypt, 179-S0. 



Amera Sinha, Hindu lexicographer, 681. 



Amcricus Vcspucius, early voyager along the Ameri- 

 can coast, 857. 



Aminocles, Greek ship-builder, 219. 



Amman, lo., Russian botanist, ySi, 1017. 



Ammenon, king of Babylon, 76. 



Ammcris, see Amnerith. 



Ammianus Marcellinus, Roman historian, 550. 



Ammihud, 130. 



Amminadab, 130, [40. 



Ammonius, Greek poet, 565. 



Ammonius, inventor of litbotrity, 471. 



Ammonius of Alexandria, Greek grammarian, 400. 



Ammonius of Lamprae, ' ncek philosopher, 49S. 



Ammonius Sacas, Creek philosopher, 534. 



Ammonius the younger, Greek grammarian, 555. 



Amnerith, or Ammeris, queen of Eg\pt, 221. 



Amometus, Greek writer, 370. 



Anion, eighteenth king of Judah, 226. 



Amphiaraius, father of Tiburtus, 164, T74. 



Amphictyon, fourth Attic king, 137. 



Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium, 553-54. 



Aniphion, Greek poet-musician, 154. 



Amphis, Greek comic poet, 312. 



Amphitryon, son of Alcaeus, 163-64. 



Amram, father of Moses, 129. 



Amramithes, Assyrian emperor, 100. 



Amran, Ishak ben, Arab writer, 612. 



Amriolkais, see Imra-el-Kcys. 



Amrou, Muslim general, 602-3. 



Amru, Arab poet, 597. 



Amulius, Roman painter, 477. 



Amunmessu, king of Egypt, 131. 



Amurath, see Murad. 



Amurtaeus, king of Egypt, 291-92. 



Amyntas, Assyrian emperor, 125. 



Amyntas, ninth king of Macedonia, 252, 256. 



Amyntas II., king of .Macedonia, 306. 



Amyntianus, Cicck historian, 529. 



Amythaon, father of Mclampus, 150, 152. 



Ana, see Sisircs. 



Anacharsis, ancient Scythian philosopher, 234. 



Anacreon, Greek poet, 250. 



Anah, no. 



Anan ben David, founder of Karaite literature, 620. 



Ananda, pupil of Buddha, 23S, 241. 



Anang Bhim Deo, king of Urissa, 714 



Anang-pal, or Mahendra-pala, tributary Hindu king, 



665, 667. 

 Ananias, Greek writer, 242. 

 Ananta, king of Cashmere, 677, 684. 

 Anast.isius, biographer, 629. 

 An.istas.ius, forty-eighth bishop of Rome, 570. 

 Anastasius, Creek patriarch, 61S. 



Anast.isius of Nice, theologian, 609. 



Anastasius, seventh l'.yzantine emperor, 570-72. 



Anastasius Sinaites, Cicek writer, 597. 



Anastasius, thirty-seventh bishop of Rome, 560. 



Anastasius [I , twenty- first liyzantine emperor, 615-16. 



Anastasius I IE, fifty-sixth Roman archbishop, 647. 



Anastasius IV., twelfth pope, 708. 

 ' Anatolius, bishop of Constantinople, 566, 56S. 



Anatolius, bishop of Laodicea, 54^. 



Anaxagoras, Greek philosopher, 208-69. 



Anaxarchus, (jreek philosopher, 325. 



Anaxilaus, Greek comic poet, 312. 



Anaxilaus of Larissa, Creek philosopher, 45S. 



Anaximander, Greek philosopher, 241. 



Anaximander the younger, Greek historian, 299. 



Ana\imenes, (keek philosopher, 237. 



Anaximenes of Lampsacus, Greek historian, 325. 



Anaxippus, Cteek comic poet, 325. 



Ancus Marcius, fourth king of Rome, 227. 



Anderson, G., English botanist, 1060. 



Andocides, Greek orator, 281. 



Andrade, Fernan Perez de, Portuguese navigator, 863. 



Andreas, Greek medical writer, 391. 



Andreas, last bishop of Greenland, 801. 



Andreas of Crete, Greek writer, 6(3. 



Andreas Troilus, modern Greek versifier, 948. 



Andrew, Greenland bishop, Soi. 



Andrew, John A., governor of Massachusetts, 1071. 



Andrews, Henry, English botanist, 1050. 



