Perseus Encyclopedia, Abacus, Atthis, auxesia and Damia

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Abacus - Achilleium

Achilles - Aeacides

Aeacids - Aeimnestus

Aello - Aetolians

Aetolus - Agnaptus

Agnitas - Alcidocus

Alcimachus - Almus

Ammonians - Amyntas

Amyntor - Anchius

Anchor - Antagoras

Antalcidas - Antiphus

antiphus and Ctimenus - Apollonia, Pontic

Apollonia, Epirus - Archestratides

Archestratus - argolic shields

Argolid - Aristodicus

Aristogeiton - Arsites

art periods - Asias

Asinaea - Astygonus

Astylochus - Attalus

Atthis - Azotus

auxesia and Damia

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auxesia and Damia

auxesia and Damia, images in Aegina made of olive-wood obtained from Athens

Paus. 2.30.4

unsuccessful attempt of Athenians to recover them: Paus. 2.30.4

festival in their honour at Troezen: Paus. 2.32.2

Auxesia a goddess of fertility worshipped in Aegina and Epidaurus: Hdt. 5.82-83

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