Ar-mor´i-ca, another name for Britain, [375], [388], [400].
Ar-ri-da´no, a magical ruffian, slain by Orlando, [687], [689], [690].
Ar´te-mis. See [Diana].
Arth-gal´lo, brother of Elidure, British king, [386].
Ar´thur, king in Britain about the 6th century, [375], [390], [392], [394]-[417], [441], [442], [444], [461], [466], [484], [487], [508]-[514], [515]-[521], [534], [539], [546]-[549], [554], [564]-[569], [611]-[614], [622].
A´runs, an Etruscan who killed Camilla, [286].
As´gard, home of the Northern gods, [330], [345].
Ash´ta-roth, a cruel spirit, called by enchantment to bring Rinaldo to death, [804]-[805].
As´ke, the first man, made from an ash tree, [329].