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Æpeia (ē-pē'ɑ + ̇) Ănthē'iɑ + ̇
Æsculapius (ĕs-kū-lā'pĭ-ŭs) Ănthē'mĭŏn
Æsepus (ē-sē'pŏs) Antilochus (ăn-tĩl'ō-kŭs)
Æsyeta (ē-sĭ-ētɑ + ̇) Antimachus (ăn-tŭm'ɑ + ̇-kŭs)
Æsyma (ē-sī'mɑ + ̇) Antiphates (ăn-tĭf'ɑ + ̇-tēz)
Æthè (ē'thē + ̆) Antiphonus (ăn-tĭf'ō-nŭs)
Æthiopians (ē-thĭ-ō'pĭ-ɑ + ̇nz) Antiphus (ăn'tĭf-ŭs)
Æthon (ē'thŏn) Aphareus (ă-fă'rē-ŭs or ăf'ɑ + ̇-rūs,
Æthra (ē'thrɑ + ̇) Ăpŏl'lō
Ætolian Trechus (ē-tō'lĭ-ɑ + ̇n trē'kŭs) Apseudes (ăp-sU+dēz)
Ăḡ'ɑ + ̇clē̝ Ärcāā'dĭɑ + ̇n̝
Ăḡ'ɑ + ̇mĕm'nŏn Archelochus (är-kĕl'-ō-kŭs)
Ăg'ɑ + ̇thŏn Archeptolemus (är-kĕp-tŏl'ɑ + ̇-mŭs)
Ăḡāvē + ̆ Archilochus (är-kĭl'ō-kŭs)
Ăḡē + ̆lā'ŭs Areïlochus (ā-rēl'ō-kŭs)
Ăģēnôr Areïthoüs (ārē + ̆th'ē + ̆-ŭs)
Ājāā'çēē + ̆ Ärģī'çē + ̆s
Ā'jăx Är'ģĭçīde
Ălăs'tôr Är'ģīve
Ălcăn'dẽr Är'ḡŏs
Ălcăth'ōŭs Är'ḡŭs
Ăl'çĭɑ + ̇n Ărĭăd'nē + ̆
Ălçĭm'ē + ̆dŏn Ăr'ĭmĭ
Ăl'çĭmŭs Ărĭs'bɑ + ̇
Alcmaon (ălk-mā'ŏn) Är'nē + ̆
Ălçȳ'ōnē + ̆ Ärsĭn'ōŭs
Alexander (ăl-ĕg-zăn'dẽr) Ascalaphus (ăs-kăl'ɑ + ̇-fŭs)
Ălō'ōēŭs (or ă-lō'ūs) Asia (ā'shĭ-ɑ + ̇)
Alpheius (ăl-fē'yŭs) Ā'sĭŭs
Ăl'tē̝ Ăsō'pŭs
Althæa (ăl-thā'ɑ + ̇) Ăssăr'ɑ + ̇cŭs
Ămār͞n'çēŭs (or ăm-ă-rĭn'sūs) Asteropæus (ă-tĕr-ō-pē'ŭs)
Ămăthē'iɑ + ̇ Ăstȳ'ɑ + ̇lŭs
Ăm'ɑ + ̇zŏn̝ Ăstȳ'ɑ + ̇năx
Ămĭsō'dɑ + ̇rŭs Ăst͞n'ōŭs
Ampheius (ăm-fī'ŭs) Ā'tē + ̆
Amphiclus (ăm-fĭk'lŭs) Athē'nĭɑ + ̇n
Amphidamas (ăm-fĭd'ɑ + ̇-măs) Ā'trēŭs (or ā'trūs)
Amphinomè (ăm-fĭn'ō-mē + ̆) Ātrī'dē̝
Amphithoè (ăm-fĭth'ō-ē + ̆) Ăt͞m'nŭs
Amphitryon (ăm-fĭt'rĭ-ŏn) Au'lĭs
Amphoterus (ăm-fŏt'ē + ̆-rŭs) Äutŏl'͞cŭs
Ăm'͞dŏn Äutŏm'ē + ̆dŏn
Ăm͞n'tôr Äutŏn'ōŭs
Ancæus (ăn-sē'ŭs) Äutophonos (α + ̤-tŏf'ō-nŏs)
Anchialus (ăn-kī'ɑ + ̇-lŭs) Ăx'ĭŭs
Anchises (ăn-kī'sēz) Ăxȳ'lŭs
Andræmon (ăn-drē'mŏn)
Andromache (ăn-drŏm'ɑ + ̇-kē + ̆) Bacchus (băk'ŭs)
Ăntē'iɑ + ̇ Bā'lŭs
Ăntē'nôr Băth͞c'lā̝

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Iliad of Homer. Contributors: William Cullen Bryant - transltr, Sarah E. Simons - editor, Homer - author. Publisher: Houghton Mifflin. Place of Publication: Boston. Publication Year: 1916. Page Number: 558.
    
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