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Ancient men whose names begin with A.

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  1. Aemilius Paullus
  2. Alexander the Great
  3. Ambrose
  4. Anaxagoras
  5. Anaximander
  6. Antoninus Pius - Roman E...
  7. Apuleius
  8. Aristophanes
  9. Aristotle
  10. Ashurbanipal
  11. Attila the Hun
  12. Augustine
  13. Augustus
  14. Aurelius - Marcus Aureli...

Amenhotep III

Here are the basics that you should remember about the pharaoh known as Amenhotep III.

Achilles

Achilles was considered the greatest Greek hero of the Trojan War.

Agrippa - General Agrippa

Agrippa was a military leader, a Roman consul and friend of Augustus.

Aesop - The Life of Aesop

A biography of the famous writer of fables, Aesop.

Aetius - The Last of the Romans

Aetius is sometimes called the last of the Romans.

Archaeological Evidence About the Story of Abraham in the Bible

Archaeological evidence about the story of Abraham in the Bible.

Agesilaus

Bingley's biography of the Spartan Agesilaus.

Agesilaus - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Agesilaus.

Agis - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Agis.

Alcibiades

Alcibiades had it all: looks, charm, money, brains, good family.

St. Ambrose

St. Ambrose was one of the four great fathers of the early church, Bishop of Milan (from 374 to 397), and an important figure in the fight against the Arian heresy.

Anacreon

Anacreon of Teos was a 6th century B.C. Greek lyric poet.

Anaximenes

A Pre-Socratic philosopher, Anaximenes believed the underlying substance of the universe was air because air is neutral but can take on various properties.

Ancus Martius

Ancus Martius was the fourth king of Rome.

Antinous

Antinous is the name of Hadrian's lover and also is the name of one of the suitors in the Odyssey.

Antipater of Macedonia

Antipater (c. 399-319 B.C.) was an advisor of Alexander and commander of Alexander's European forces who served as regent from 334-323 B.C.

Mark Antony

Mark Antony was a soldier and statesman at the end of the Roman Republic renowned for the eulogy he spoke at the funeral of Julius Caesar.

Antony - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Antony.

Aratus - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Aratus.

Archimedes

Basic information on Archimedes, the Greek mathematician of Syracuse.

Argus

Argus was a creature of Hera who, because of his hundred eyes was supposed to put a 24-hour watch on Io.

Aristarchus

Aristarchus of Samos was an important astronomer with a lunar crater named for him.

Aristides - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Aristides.

Artaxerxes - Plutarch

Plutarch's life of Artaxerxes.

Ashoka

Ashoka (Asoka), a Hindu convert to Buddhism, was the third king of the Mauryan Dynasty in India. He expanded the empire to Pakistan, Nepal, and Afghanistan.

Athanasius

Profile of Athansius, early Church father.

Octavian Augustus

Information on Augustus (Octavian).

Aeneas

A Trojan prince, Aeneas is counted as one of the founders of the Roman people.

Archilochus

Archilochus is renowned for his invective and connection with satire. Read a glossary entry on this ancient Greek poet.

Attila the Hun

A barbarian to the Romans, Attila, a fierce warrior and king of the horse-riding Huns, harassed the Roman Empire during the fifth century and put the fear of god in all the peoples in his way.

Aurelian - Roman Emperor

Aurelian, Roman Emperor after Claudius II Gothicus, was an Illyrian soldier emperor.

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