  Achaeans Achaia Acroceraunia Actium Adherbal Aduatuci Aediles Aedui AegÁtes Islands Aegyptus Aemilian Way Aemilius AenÉas Aequians Aesis, R. Aetius Aetna Aetolians Afranius Africa AfricÁnus Agendicum Ager occupÁtus Ager privÁtus Ager publicus Ager RomÁnus Agrarian Laws Agricola Agrigentum Agrippa AgrippÍna, daughter of Agrippa AgrippÍna, sister of Caligula Alae Alans Alaric Alba Longa Alban Lake Alban Mts. Alesia Alexander the Great AlexandrÍa Allia Allies Alsium Ambiorix Amphitheatres Amulius AnchÍses AncÓna Ancus Marcius Andes Andriscus Anio, R. Anthemius Antiochus III. Antiochus IV. Antium Antonia Antonius AntonÍnus, Marcus Aurelius AntonÍnus Pius Antony AÓus, R. Apennines Apollo, worship of Apollonia Apollonius Appeal, right of Appian Way Appius Claudius, Decemvir Appius Claudius, father-in-law of Gracchus Appius Claudius Caecus Appuleian Laws Apsus, R. 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