GREEK AND LATIN PROPER NAMES. A' list comprising such Greek and Latin proper names, as are either to be found in the preceding Lessons, or are of common occurrence. AD AL AN Æ-so'pus A-BAN'TI-AS A-dri-a'nus Æ-gæ'on Æ-gæ'us A-by'dos Æ-ga'tes A-by'dus Æ-ge'ria Ægis Æ'o-lus. Æs'chi-nes E'sop, Eng Æ'ti-on A-cas'ta Ætna A-cas'tus Af-ri-ca'nus Ac'ci-a Ag-a-mem'non Ak'she-a A-gric'o-la A-cha'i-a A-grip'pa Ach'e-ron A'jax A-chilles Al-a-ri'cus A-con'tes Ala-ric Eng. Alba Sylvi-us Albi-on Al-ca'nor Al-ex-an-dri'a A-na'cre-on AS An-ti-o-chi'a gives Eng. Argus Ar-is-tar chus Ar-is-ti'des Ar-is-tip'pus Ar-is-to-bu'lus Ar-is-toph'a-nes Ar-is-tot'e-les Ar'is-to-tle Eng. A'ri-us Ar-me'ni-a Ar-ta-xerx'es As'ca-lon A'si-a Bab-y-lo'ni-a CH C. Cadmus Cæ-cil'i-a Cæ'sar Cæs-a-re'a Ca'i-us, and Ca'i-a Ca'i-us Cal'a-is Cal-e-do'ni-a Ca-lig'u-la Cal-lis'te Cal-lis-te'i-a Cal-lis'the-nes Cam-by'ses Came-ra Ca-mil'la Ca'na Can'da-ce Can-u-le'i-us Ca-pit-o-li'nus Cap-pa-do'ci-a Cap-ri-cor’nus Ca-rac'ta-cus Car-tha'go Carthage, Eng. Cas'ca Cas-san'der Cas'si-us Cas-ta'li-a Cas'tor and Pollux Cat-i-li'na Cat'i-line, Eng. Ca'to Ce'don Cel'a-don Cel'sus Celtæ Ce'res Char-i-de'mus Cha'ron Cha-ryb'dis Chi-mora Chi'on CY EU - Chi'os Cyn-o-su'ra Do-mit'i-an, Eng. Chlo'e Cyn'o-sure, Eng. Dor'i-ca Do'ris Dru'i-dæ Cyth-e-ræ'a, or Dru'ids, Eng. Cin-cin-na'tus Cyth-e-re'a Dru-sil'la Cir'ce Dry'a-des Cis-al-pi'na Galli-a Dry'ads, Eng D. E. E-des'sa, E-de'sa Clo'di-us Da-mas'cus El-e-phan'tis Cne'us, or Cnæ'us Dam'o-cles El-e-phan-toph'a-gi Col-la-ti'nus Da'mon El-eu-sin'i-a Co-loon Da-nu'bi-us Ely-mus Dan'ube, Eng E-lys'i-um En-dym'i-on E'nos E-pam-i-non'das Con-fu'ci-us De-cem'vi-ri E-paph-ro-di'tus Con-stan'ti-a De'ci-us Eph'e-sus Con-stan-ti-nop'o-lis De-id-a-mi'a Ep-ic-te'tus Con-stan-ti'nus De-iph'o-bus Ep-i-cu'rus Con'stan-tine, Eng. De'li-a E-piph'a-nes Ep-i-pha'ni-us Er'e-bus De-moc'ri-tus E-vag'o-ras E-van'der De-moph'i-lus Eu-cli'des Cras'sus De-mos'the-nes Eu'elid, Eng. Cre'ta Deu-ca'li-on Eu-phra'tes Eu-rip'i-des Eu-ro'pa Di-o-cle-ti-a'nus Eu-ro-pæ'us Eu-se'bi-a Di-og'e-nes Eu-se'bi-us Cy'a-ne Di-o-nys'i-us Eu-tro'pi-a Cy-clopes Di-ot're-phes Eu-tro'pi-us Cyclops, Eng. Do-mit-i-a'nus Eu'ty-ches HE ID He-li-o-do'rus He-li-o-ga-baʼlus Hel'len Fes'tus Hel-le-spon'tus Fla'vi-a Fla'vi-us Hel-ve'ti-a Her-a-cli'tus Flo'ra Her-cu-la'ne-um Flo-ri-a'nus Foʻrum Ap'pi-i Her'cu-les Hermes He-rodo-tus He-si'o-dus Hes-pe'ri-a Galba Hes'pe-rus Ga-le'nus Hi-ber'ni-a, and Ga'len, Eng. Hy-ber'ni-a Galli-a Hi-emp'sal Gaul, Eng. Hi-e-rap'o-lis Gan'ges Hip-poc'ra-tes Gen'se-ric Hip-pod'a-mus Ge-or'gi-ca Ho-me'rus Geor'gics, Eng. Ho'mer, Eng. Ger-ma'ni-a Ho-ra'ti-us Ger-man'i-cus Hor'ace, Eng Græ'ci Hor-ten'si-us Hos-til'i-us Hy-ge'i-a Hy-gi'a-na Hys-tas'pes I. I-am'be Hec'a-te, or Ja'nus Hec'ate, Eng. Ja'son Hector LA Id-u-me'a L. Lac-e-dæ'mon Eng. I-be'ri-a Hec'u-ba l-be'rus Hele-na l-ca'ria Hel-i-ca'on : I-ca'ri-us Heli-con I'da nes La-nu'vi-um La-oc'o-on LY MY Mau-ri-ta'ni-a La-od-i-ce'a Ly-curgus Me-cæ'nas Me'di-a Mel-e-a'ger Me-li'sa Me-lis'sa Me-lis'sus Ly-sima-chus Mel'i-ta Mel'i-tus Ly-sis'tra-tus Mel-pom'e-ne Les'bus, or Lesbos Mem'non Le'the Memphis Leu-cip'pus M. Me-nan'der Mer-cuéri-us Mer'cu-ry, Eng. Mes-o-po-ta'mi-a Li-ber'tas Mæ-on'i-des Mes-sa-li'na Mes-se'ni-a Mi-cip'sa Mi'das Mi-le'si-us Mi-le'ti-a Mi-le'tus Mi'lo Man'li-us Tor- Mil-ti'a-des Lui'can, Eng quatus Mi-ner'va Mi'nos Mi'thras Lu'ci-fer Mar-cellus Mith-ra-da'tes Lu-cil'i-us Mar'ci-a Mit-y-le'ne, and Lu-cil'la Mar-ci-a'na Mit-y-le'næ Lu'ci-a Mar-she-a'na Mna'son Mne-mos'y-ne Lu-cre'ti-a Ma-ri'a, or Ma'ri-a Mne-sim'a-chus Mo'mus Mon'i-ma Morphe-us Mo'ses Mu'sæ Mu-sæ'us Mar'ti-al, Eng. Mys'i-a Ly'ce Mas-i-nis'sa Myt-i-le'ne |
