rsia, 339
Abladius, prefect of the praetorium, 236
Abora, or Chaboras, a river in Mesopotamia, 111
Abydos, 287
Abydum, a town in Thebais, 208
Achaei, a Caspian tribe, 290
Achaiacala, a fort on an island in the Euphrates, 350
Acheron, the river, 289
Acherusian, the cave, 289
Acilius Glabrio, the first Roman to whom a statue was erected, 16
Acimincum, a town in Hungary, 205
Acone, a port on the Euxine Sea, 289
Acontiae, a species of serpent in Egypt, 311
Acontisma, a narrow defile between Thrace and Macedonia, 443
Acrapatena, a province of Media, 335
Adaces, a Persian Satrap, killed, 374
Addense, 531
Adelphius, prefect of Rome, 92
Adiabas, a river in Assyria, 334
Adiabene, a province of Assyria, 176, 320, 333
Adonis, 186
Adrastea, the goddess of retribution, called also Nemesis, 42, 281
Adrastus, king of the Argives, 41
AEdesius, keeper of the records, 56, 58
AEgean Sea, 286
AElian, Count, 182, 183;
crucified by the Persians, 200
AEnus, a city of Thrace, 286, 444
Africanus, Governor of the second Pannonia, 50, 95
Agabana, a fortress in Persia, 463
Agathocles, king of Sicily, 44
Agathyrsi, a tribe near the Palus Maeotis, 291
Agazaca, a city of the Paropanisatae, 342
Agenarichus, king of the Allemanni, 113
Agilimundus, a chieftain of the Quadi, 151
Agilo, an equerry, 34, 266;
promoted to the prefecture by Julian, 279;
recalled to military service by Procopius, 422;
intercedes for his father-in-law Araxius, 432
Aginatius put to death by Maximin, 474
Aiadalthes, a tribune, 181
Alani, a Scythian tribe, 291, 328, 580, 581, 599, 611
Alatheus, 583, 587, 611
Alavivus, a general of the Goths, 585, 587
Albani, allies of the Persians, 176, 187, 332
Albinus of Etruria, 56
Alexander the Great, 41, 46, 89
Alexander of Heliopolis, 319
Alexandria, a village near Rome, 131
---- in Egypt, 300;
described, 313;
its temples and library, 314;
its schools, 315
---- a city in Arachosia, 343
---- in Ariana, 342
---- in Carmania, 339
---- an island in Persia, 338
---- a town in Sogdiana, 340
Alfenus, a distinguished lawyer, 556
Alicodra, a city in Bactria, 340
Aligildus, a count, 271, 277
Aliso, a tribune, 427
Alitrophagi, a Scythian tribe, 341
Allemanni, or Germans--these names are used promiscuously by
Ammianus--defeated at the battle of Strasburg, 118, 247;
lay waste Gaul and Rhaetia, 413, 4
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