[Ahasue`rus], a traditionary figure known as the Wandering Jew; also the name of several kings of Persia.
[Ahaz], a king of Judah who first brought Judea under tribute to Assyria.
[Ahlden, Castle of], a castle in Lüneburg Heath, the nearly lifelong prison-house of the wife of George I. and the mother of George II. and of Sophie Dorothea of Prussia.
[Ahmadabad] (148), a chief town of Guzerat, in the Bombay Presidency, a populous city and of great splendour in the last century, of which gorgeous relics remain.
[Ahmed], a prince in the "Arabian Nights," noted for a magic tent which would expand so as to shelter an army, and contract so that it could go into one's pocket.
[Ah`med Shah], the founder of the Afghan dynasty and the Afghan power (1724-1773).
[Ahmednug`ar] (41), a considerable Hindu town 122 m. E. of Bombay.
[Aholibah], prostitution personified. See Ezek. xxiii.
[Aholibamah], a grand daughter of Cain, beloved by a seraph, who at the Flood bore her away to another planet.
[Ah`riman], the Zoroastrian impersonation of the evil principle, to whom all the evils of the world are ascribed.