Am-phi-tri´te, wife of Neptune, [172], [173].
Am-phyr´sos, a small river in Thessaly, [180].
Am´pyx, assailant of Perseus, turned to stone by seeing Gorgon’s head, [121].
Am-ri´ta, nectar giving immortality, [321].
A´mun, [292].
See [Ammon].
Am´y-mo´ne, one of the fifty daughters of Danaüs, and mother by Poseidon (Neptune) of Nauplius, the father of Palamedes, [144].
An´ax-ar´e-te, a maiden of Cyprus, who treated her lover Iphis with such haughtiness that he hanged himself at her door, [78], [79].
An-bess´a, Saracenic governor of Spain (725 a.d.), [648].
An-ce´us, one of the Argonauts, [137].