| override_editor, Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology (1870)
“ When a coin has been reduced or enlarged in the drawing, the diameter of the original coin is given in the last column, the numbers in which refer to the subjoined scale: those which have no numbers affixed to them are of the same size in the drawing as the originals. ”
| override_editor, Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology (1870)
“ Aegleis Aegles Aegletes Aegobolus Aegocerus Aegophagus Aegus Aegyptus Aeimnestus Aelia Gens Aelianus Aelianus, Casperius Aelianus, Claudius Aelianus, Lucius Aelianus Meccius Aelianus, Plautius Aelianus Tacticus Aelius Aristides Aelius Asclepiades Aelius Dionysius Aelius Donatus Aelius Lampridius Aelius Marcianus Aelius Maurus Aelius Promotus Aello Aellopus Aelurus Aemilia 1. ”
| override_editor, Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology (1870)
“ Abronius Silo Abronychus Abrota Abrotonum Abrupolis Abseus Absimarus Absyrtus or Apsyrtus Abulites Aburia Gens Aburnus Valens Abydenus Ac Acacallis Acacius Acacesius Acacetes Acacus Academus Acalle Acamas Acanthus Acarnan Acastus Acbarus Acca Laurentia or Larentia L. Accius or Attius T. Accius Acco Accoleia Gens Aceratus Acerbas Acerronia Cn. Acerronius Proculus Acersecomes Acesander Acesas Acesias Acesius Acestes Acestodorus Acestor 1. ”
