See [Ormuzd].
A´jax, son of Telamon, king of Salamis, and grandson of Æacus; represented in the Iliad as second only to Achilles in bravery, [138], [213], [217], [219], [221], [228].
Al´ba, the river where King Arthur fought the Romans, [409].
Al´ba Lon´ga, city in Italy founded by son of Æneas, [287].
Al´ber-ich, dwarf guardian of Rhinegold treasure of the Nibelungs, [354], [355], [356].
Al-brac´ca, siege of, [672]-[683].
Al-ces´tis, wife of Admetus, offered herself as sacrifice to spare her husband, but rescued by Hercules, [180], [181].
Al-ci´des (Hercules), [148], [149].