H ardui mi Index Geographicus 
Atharrabkes nomos 5*9. 
Albanae 6, 32. 
Athenae 7, 30. 31. 57. 
10,14* 13,2.46. 15,5« 
16, 8:9* 18,6g. 19,^9* 
31, 6. 29, 7. 31, 23. 
34,12.17.19. 35,25*35. 
36.40.49. 36,4. 
Athenae liberae 4, IO. 
Athene 6 , 32* 
Athenienfes* 5, 33. 2 , 79. 
34 1 9 - x 9 * 
Athenienfes condidere Scyi- 
3 et io m 3, 15. 
Atbenienfibus abfunt tineae 
27,220. 
Athenienfibus, Sciron pen¬ 
nis 2, 46. 
Athenienfis Aefchines 7,31- 
Alcamenes 36, 4. Apol¬ 
lodorus 35, 36 ♦ Ari¬ 
daeus 7, 57* Ariftoma- 
chus 13, 47* Buzgges 
7, 57. Callias 33, 37. 
Coroebus 7,57. Dioge¬ 
nes 36, 4. Erichtho¬ 
nius 7, 57* Eumarus 
35, 34. Eumolpus7,57* 
Nicias 35 ’ 4 °* Pendes 
7 , 57 * Phidias, 34, 19* 
Polygnotus 7, 57. So¬ 
phocles 37, 11. 
Athenienfium Demos .35, 
36. duces 35, 34* Im¬ 
perator 2, 9. magiftra- 
tus 3, 9. 33, 37* monu¬ 
menta g, 69. 
Athenienfium infaufto l6* 
6(). napy 19, 54. poena 
25, 95. pomis 34, 19. 
praelium aduerfus Perfas 
35, 34. Princeps Peri¬ 
cles 22, 20, propy laeum 
36,4. 
Athenienfium ritus ig, 14, 
Thefmophoria 24, 35. vi¬ 
ctoria 35, 36. 
Athenis Academia 12 , 5. 
31, 3 * Armamentarium 
7, 38. Ceramicos 35,45. 
Fons Aeiculapii "2, 106. 
gymnatium 7, 37. Hy¬ 
mettus 19, 55. imi di 
portus. Pompeum »5,40. 
Athenis quae ficus r6, 49. 
Athenis profedi Iones 5, 31; 
Athenopolis 3, 5. 
Athefis-. fl. 3, 20. 
Athos mons 4, 17. 7, 2. 
Athos quo eiaculatur vm- 
bram 4, 23. 
Athri bis 5, 11. 
Athyras fl. 4, xg. 
Atina 3, 23. 
Atinas campus 2, 10& 
Atinas Petreius 22, 6. 
Atinates 3, 9. 16. 17. 
Atlantes 5, g. 
Atlantia, Aethiopia 6, 35. 
Atlantici, Galliae Narb . 3,5. 
Atlantici maris infulae 34* 
47. 
Atlanticum mare 2, 92* 3, 
10. 6, 34. 36. 37, 11. 
Atlanticus oceanus 4, 3J. 
3, 1.2. 
Atlantis infula 6, 36. 
Atlas mons 13,29. 25, 38. 
27, I. mons fabiilolifli* 
mus 5, I. 
Atraces 4, 3/ 
Atramitiae 6, 3 ^* pagus 
Sabaeorum 12, 30, 
Atratnirica myrrlia 15 , 35 * 
Atra/ii 3, 16. 
Atrax 
