_Al phē' ŭs_, a hunter transformed into a river of Greece.
_Al thē' a_, queen of Calydon, mother of Meleager.
_A mÄ­l' Ä­ as_, a mythical smith of Burgundy.
_And' vä rï_, a dwarf, the keeper of the Rhine treasure.
_An tÄ­l' o chus_ (-kus), a Greek prince and friend of Achilles.
_A ŏs' tä_, a town in northern Italy.
_Aph ro dī' tē_, in Greek mythology, the goddess of love.
_A pŏl' lo_, in Greek mythology, the god of music, poetry, and healing.
_Ar cā' dĭ a_, a mountainous country in Greece.
_Ardennes_ (är dĕn'), a forest in northern France.
_Ar e thū' sa_, a nymph loved by Alpheus.
_Ar' go_, the ship that carried Jason and his companions.
_Ar' tē nĭs_, twin sister of Apollo; goddess of the woods.
_Ar' thur_, a heroic legendary king of Britain.
_As' as_ (äs åz), the gods of the North.
_As' gärd_, in Norse mythology, the home of the gods or Asas.
_Ash' ta rŏth_, an evil spirit.
_At a lăn' ta_, an Arcadian princess and swift-footed huntress.
_A the' na_, the goddess of knowledge, arts, and sciences.
_At' ro pŏs_, one of the three Fates.
_Au' lis_, a town on the east coast of Greece.
_Au tŏl' y cus_, a famous Greek chieftain, grandfather of Odysseus.
_Av' a lon_, fairyland (in mediaeval legends).

_Băl' ĭ os_, "Swift," one of the horses given to Peleus.
_Bäl' mŭng_, the sword of Siegfried.
_Bē' a trĭce_, the wife of Eego of Belin.
_Be gō'_ (bā gō'), duke of Belin and feudal chief of Gascony.
_Ber en ger'_ (-än zhā'), a friend of Bego.
_Blaye_ (blā), a seaport of France, 21 miles from Bordeaux.