INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS. 



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Andromachus, Greek medical writer, 482. 

 Andromachus of Syria, Greek rhetor, 537. 

 Andromachus the younger, Greek medical writer, 498. 

 Andron, Greek medical writer, 446. 

 Andronicus, fifty-fifth Byzantine emperor, 715. 

 Andronicus of Rhodes, Greek philosopher, 446. 

 Andronicus II., Palaeologus, sixty-second Byzantine 



emperor, 757, 764, 779. 

 Andronicus III., sixty-third Byzantine emperor, 779, 



784. 

 Andronicus IV., sixty-fifth Byzantine emperor, 796. 

 Andros, Edmund, governor of New England, 981-82, 



985- 

 Androsthenes, Greek navigator, 334. 

 Androtion, Greek orator, 312. 

 Anebus, third king of Assyria, 92. 

 Anegkletus, second bishop of Rome, 518. 

 Angelis, P. Hieronymus de, Catholic missionary in 



Japan, 936-37. 

 Angelo, Michael, Italian painter and sculptor, 858, 860. 

 Angelomus of France, theologian, 629. 

 Angelus Clavasius, theologian, S31. 

 Angiras, Sanscrit writer, 370. 

 Ang'gling Derma, king of Java, 623. 

 Angka Wijaya, king of Java, 796, 815. 

 Ango, Jean, 860. 



Anguillara, Italian botanist, 888, S90, 892. 

 Anhaya, Peter de, S60. 

 Anicetus, tenth bishop of Rome, 528-29. 

 An-kan, twenty-eighth dairo of Japan, 576. 

 An-ko, twenty-first dairo of Japan, 567. 

 Anna, or Onna, king of the East Angles, 610. 

 Anna Comnena, Greek historian, 703. 

 Annaniah, or Annianus, first bishop at Babylon in 



Egypt, 483. 

 Anne, British queen, 997, 1004. 

 Anne, Russian empress, 1010. 

 Annianus, Greek chronographer, 560. 

 Annius of Viterbo, or Giovanni Nanni, forger of 



ancient writings, 831. 

 Anouschavan, Armenian prince, 96 

 Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury and scholastic 

 theologian, 6S0, 683. 



Anselm of Lugo, theologian, 680. 



Ansgarius Corbeiensis, theologian, 624. 



Antagoras of Rhodes, Greek poet, 370. 



Antalcidas, Spartan general, 303. 



Antar, Arab warrior and poet, 597, 599. 



Anteros, seventeenth bishop of Rome, 537. 



Anthelmus of Scotland, theologian, 613. 



Anthemius, architect, 576. 



Anthemius, Roman emperor over the West, 56S, 584. 



Antias, Valerius, Roman historian, 434. 



Anticlides of Athens, Greek historian, 370. 



Antidotus, Greek comic poet, 312. 



Antidotus, Greek painter, 389. 



Antigonus Doson, king of Macedonia, 3S9. 



Antigonus Gonatas, king of Macedonia, 378. 



Antigonus, Greek historian, 328. 



Antigonus, Macedonian general, 340, 348. 



Antigonus of Carystus, Greek biographer, 3S9. 



Antimachus of Claros, Greek poet, 281. 



Antimachus of Teos, Greek poet, 210. 



Antimenidas, Greek traveller, 234. 



Antiochus, Heraclid chief, 175. 



Antiochus of Aegae, Greek rhetor, 534. 



Antiochus of Syracuse, Greek historian, 281. 

 Antiochus Eusebes, son of Antiochus VII., 438, 444. 

 Antiochus Sidetes, regent over Syria, 403, 407. 

 Antiochus Soter, Greek king of Syria, 377, 382. 

 Antiochus II. Theus, Greek king of Syria, 382, 386. 

 Antiochus III. Magnus, Greek king of Syria, 390-91, 



394. 396, 397- 

 Antiochus IV. Epiphanes-, Greek king of Syria, 399. 

 Antiochus V. Eupator, Greek king of Syria, 400. 

 Antiochus VI. Grypus, Greek king of Syria, 408, 



424, 438. 

 Antiochus VII. Cyzicenus, Greek king of Syria, 424, 



438- 

 Antiochus VIII. Asiaticus, last Greek, or Seleucid 



king of Syria, 444, 446. 

 Antiopa, daughter of Nycteus, 152. 

 Antipater, Coelius, Roman historian, 407. 

 Antipater, Greek medical writer, 463. 

 Antipater, Macedonian general, 337. 

 Antipater of Hierapolis, Greek rhetor, 534. 

 Antipater of Sidon, Greek poet, 400, 434. 

 Antipater of Tarsus, Greek philosopher, 400. 

 Antipater of Tyre, Greek philosopher, 446. 

 Antiphon, Greek orator and statesman, 291. 

 Antiphon, Greek tragic poet, 281. 

 Antisteus Labeo, Roman painter, 477. 

 Antisthenes, Greek philosopher, 301. 

 Antoku, dairo of Japan, 715. 

 Anton Guainerius, 814. 



Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor, 529,531. 

 Antoninus Florentinus, theologian, 814 

 Antoninus Pius, Roman emperor, 527, 529. 

 Antonio, Cermisone, medical writer, 814. 

 Antonius, M., Roman orator, 407, 434. 

 Antonius, M., Roman triumvir, 455, 457. 



Antonius Andreae, scholastic theologian, 765. 



Antonius Melissa, theologian, 619. 



Antonius of Cos, Greek medical writer, 503. 



Antonius of Egypt, early Christian hermit, 544. 



Antonius of Padua, theologian, 718. 



Antonius Rhetor, 629. 



Antonius Rosellus, jurist, 831. 



Antyllus, Greek medical writer, 535. 



Ann, Hindu prince, 99. 



Anurudde, Hindu king, 254. 



Anyte of Tegea, Greek poetess, 370. 



Apachnas, or Apahnas, Hyksos king of Egypt, 97. 



Apelles of Cos, Greek painter, 325. 



Apellicon of Teos, Greek collector of books, 442. 



Aphareus, Greek tragic poet, 312. 



Aphophis, Hyksos king of Egypt, 103. 



Apicius, Roman culinary writer, 520. 



Apion, early Christian writer, 534. 



Apion of Alexandria, grammarian, 478. 



Apis, king of Argos, 113, 117. 



Apollinaris, Aurelius, Greek poet, 541. 



Apollinaris, bishop of Hierapolis, 529. 



Apollinaris, bishop of Laodicea in Syria, 552. 



Apollodorus, follower of Democritus, 303. 



Apollodorus, Greek medical writer, 339. 



Apollodorus, Greek painter, 299. 



Apollodorus of Artemita, Greek historian, 411, 433. 



Apollodorus of Carystus, Greek comic poet, 3S2. 



Apollodorus of Damascus, Greek architect, 519. 



Apollodorus of Gela, Greek comic poet, 325. 



Apollodorus of Pergamus, Greek rhetor, 446. 



