New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge [Dictionary edition]

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• Aa
• Aachen, diet of
• Aaron
• Aaron ben Elijah
• Aaronic priesthood, Mormon
• Abaddon
• Abana river
• Abarbanel, Isaac
• Abathur
• Abauzit, Firmin
• Abba Rab
• Abbadie, Jacques
• Abbas II. of Egypt
• Abbas Effendi
• Abbasid dynasty
• Abbé, title of
• Abbess
• Abbey
• Abbo of Fleury
• Abbot
• Abbot, Ezra
• Abbott, Edward
• Abbreviators
• Abd-hiba
• Abdallah ibn Maimun
• Abdias
• Abdominal disease
• Abdul Beha Abbas
• Abeel, David
• Abel
• Abel, Karl von
• Abelard
• Abelites
• Abelli, Louis
• Aben, Ezra
• Abercius of Hieropolis
• Abercrombie, John
• Abernethy, John
• Abert, Friedrich P. von
• Abgar
• Abhedananda, Swami
• Abi-Milki
• Abi-Ruch
• Abiathar
• Abibalus
• Abijah (Abijam)
• Abila
• Abilene
• Abimelech
• Abinadab
• Abishai
• Abjuration
• Ablon
• Ablutions
• Abner
• Abo academy
• Abodrites
• Abolition of slave-trade
• Abrabanel, Isaac
• Abraham, patriarch
• Abraham of Antioch
• Abrahamites
• Abrahams, Israel
• Abrahamson, Laurentius G.
• Abrasax
• Abravanel, Isaac
• Abraxas
• Absalom
• Absalon (Axel)
• Absolution
• Abstinence
• Abstinentes
• Abu Amran Musa Obeidallah al Kortobi
• Abulfaraj
• Abuna, head of Abyssinian Church
• Abyssinia
• Acacius of Berœa
• Academy of the New Church
• Acatius (Acacius)
• Acca (of Hexham)
• Accad. See
• Acceptants
• Accession at Rome, feast of St. Peter's
• Accession, feast of St. Peter's Antiochian
• Accolti, Benedetto
• Accommodation
• Acesius
• Achæmenians
• Achæmenides
• 'Achamōth
• Achelis, Ernst C.
• Acheriana, collectio
• Achery, Jean L. d'
• Achilli, G. G.
• Achish
• Achor, valley of
• Achsah
• Achshaph
• Achterfeld, J. H.
• Achzib
• Acœmeti
• Acolyte
• Acosta, José
• Acquaviva, Claudius
• Acre, city of
• Act, conventicle
• Acta Archelai
• Actistetæ
• Acton, J. E. E. D.
• Acts of Andrew
• Acts and martyrdom of Matthew
• Ad Quercum synod
• Ada manuscript
• Adad. See
• Adada
• Adad-nirari. See
• Adalbero of Hamburg
• Adalbero of Reims
• Adalbert (Frankish bishop)
• Adalbold
• Adaldag
• Adalgar
• Adalhard
• Adam
• Adam and Noah, Testament of
• Adam of Bremen
• Adam, Melchior
• Adamantius
• Adamites (Adamiani)
• Adamnan
• Adams, E. A.
• Adamson, Patrick
• Adapa
• Addicks, George B.
• Addis, William E.
• Addison, Daniel D.
• Address, occasional
• Adelmann
• Adelophagi
• Adelphians
• Adelphius
• Adeney, Walter F.
• Adeodatus, pope
• Adepts, Manichean
• Adi Brahmo Somaj
• Adiaphora
• Adiaphoristic Controversies
• Adler, Cyrus
• Admah
• Administrators
• Ado
• Adolf of Nassau
• Adon
• Adonæans
• Adonai (Adhonai)
• Adonai Shomo
• Adonijah
• Adonis
• Adoption
• Adoptionism
• Adoraim
• Adoration of the Sacrament
• Adoration of the sacrament, perpetual
• Adoratrices perpetuæ
• Adrammelech
• Adrian I., pope
• Adrian II.
• Adrian III.
• Adrian IV.
• Adrian V.
• Adrian VI.
• Adrian Theological Seminary
• Adso
• Adullam
• Advaita
• Advent
• Advent Christians
• Advent, Second
• Adventist Church of God
• Adventists
• Advertisements of Elizabeth
• Advocate of the Church
• Advocates, Consistorial
• Advocates of St. Peter
• Advowson
• Ædesius
• Ædituus
• Ægean Sea, Islands of the
• Æger, Heinrich
• Ægidian School
• Ægidius de Columna
• Ælfred, Ælfric. See
• Ælred. See
• Æneas
• Æneas Sylvius Piccolomini. See
• Ænon
• Æpinus, Johannes
• Ærians
• Ærius
• Æsculapius
• Æthelthryth, Saint
• Ætius
• Affinity, as Marriage Impediment
• Affre, Denis A.
• Affusion, in Baptism
• Afra, Saint
• Africa
• African Church, North
• Africanus, Julius. See
• Afrinagans
• Agabus
• Agag
• Agape
• Agapetus I., pope
• Agapetus II.
• Agapios Monachos
• Agate
• Agatha, Saint
• Agathangelos
• Agathists
• Agatho, pope
• Agathocleia
• Agathocles
• Agde, Synod of
• Age, Canonical
• Age-to-come Adventists
• Agelli, Antonio
• Agenda
• Agier, Pierre Jean
• Agilbert
• Agilulf
• Agliardi, Antonio
• Agnellus (Andrew)
• Agnes, Saint
• Agnesi, Marie
• Agni
• Agnœtæ
• Agnosticism
• Agnus Dei
• Agnus Dei (liturgical)
• Agobard
• Agonizants
• Agony Fathers
• Agrapha
• Agreda, Maria de. See
• Agricola
• Agricola, Johann
• Agricultural Colonies in Palestine
• Agriculture, Hebrew
• Agrippa, I.
• Agrippa, II.
• Agrippa Castor
• Aguirre, Joseph S. de
• Agumkakrime
• Agur (ben Yakeh)
• Ahab
• Ahasuerus
• Ahaus, Heinrich von
• Ahaz
• Ahaziah
• Ahenarius, Johannes
• Ahi
• Ahia
• Ahia-Ahimelech
• Ahijah
• Ahimelech
• Ahimsa
• Ahithophel
• Ahlfeld, Johann F.
• Ahriman (Angra Mainyu)
• Ahuis, Hendrick van. See
• Ahura Mazda
• Ai
• Aichspalt
• Aichspalter
• Aid, public administration of
• Aidan, King
• Aigulf of Lerins
• Aijalon
• Aiken, Charles A.
• Ailly, Pierre d'
• Ailred
• Aimo
• Aimoin of Fleury
• 'Ain-al-Sultan
• Ainger, Alfred
• Ainsworth, Henry
• Ainus
• Aistulf
• Aitken, William H.
• Aix-la-Chapelle. See
• Ajalon, plain of
• 'Ajlun
• Aka Manah
• Akbar, emperor
• Aked, Charles F.
• Akhmimic Bible version
• Akiba
• Akkad
• Akoimetæ (Acoimetæ)
• Akominatos. See
• Akrabatta
• Akurgal
• Al-Balka
• Alacci, Leone
• Alain of Lille
• Alanus of Auxerre
• Alacoque, M. M.
• Alaphion
• Alaric I.
• Alaric II.
• A Lasco, Johannes. See
• Alaska
• Alb
• Alban, Saint, of Mainz
• Albanenses
• Albani, Giovanni Francesco
• Albati
• Alber, Erasmus
• Alberic
• Albert V. of Bavaria
• Albert V., emperor
• Albert (antipope)
• Albert of Aix
• Alberti, Valentin
• Albertini, Johann B. von
• Albertus Magnus
• Albigenses
• Albizzi, Antonio
• Albo, Joseph
• Alboin
• Albornoz, Cardinal
• Albrecht. See
• Albrecht, Otto W. F.
• Albright, Jacob
• Alcantara, Order
• Alcantara, Pedro de
• Alcantarines
• Alchfrid
• Alcimus
• Alcuin
• Aldebert. See
• Aldenburg, Bishopric. See
• Aldhelm, Saint
• Aldobrandini, Ippolito
• Aldred of York
• Aleandro, Girolamo
• Alegambe, Philippe
• Aleman, Louis d'
• Alemanni
• Alesius, Alexander
• Alexander I., Balas
• Alexander I., Pope
• Alexander II.
• Alexander II. See also
• Alexander III.
• Alexander IV.
• Alexander V.
• Alexander VI.
• Alexander VII.
• Alexander VIII.
• Alexander of Alexandria
• Alexander, Archibald
• Alexandretta
• Alexandria
• Alexandrian Judaism, on God
• Alexians
• Alexis, Saint
• Alexius I., Comnenus
• Alfonso II. of Spain
• Alfonso X.
• Alfonso XI.
• Alford, Henry
• Alfred the Great
• Alfred Theological Seminary
• Alfric
• Alger of Cluny
• Alger, William R.
• Algeria
• Algerian Missionaries, Society of
• Ali, the Caliph
• Alien among Hebrews
• "All-Holy"
• All Saints' Day
• All Souls' Day
• Allaci, Leone
• Allah
• Allard, Paul
• Allat
• Allatius, Leo
• Allegorical Interpretation
• Allegri, Gregorio
• Alleine, Joseph
• Alleluia
• Allemand, Louis d'
• Allen, Alexander V. G.
• Alley, William
• Alliance, Baptist World
• Allies, Thomas W.
• Allioli, Josef F.
• Allix, Pierre
• Allon, Henry
• Almah
• Almain, Jacques
• Almeida, J. F. d'
• Al-Mokauna
• Almond trees
• Almoner
• Alms
• Almshouse
• Alogi
• Alombrados
• Aloysius, Saint, of Gonzaga
• Alpha and Omega
• Alphabet, Armenian
• Alphabets, origin of
• Alphæus
• Alphonsus, Saint
• Alsace-Lorraine
• Alsted, Johann H.
• Altar
• Altdorfer, Albrecht
• Altenburg
• Altenstein, Karl Freiherr von S.
• Alternative nomination, right of
• Althamer, Andreas
• Althaus, Paul
• Altieri, Emilio
• Alting, Jacob
• Altmann
• Altmann, Wilhelm
• Altruist Community
• Alukah
• Alumbrados
• Alumnate
• Alusharshid
• Alva, Duke of
• Alvar of Cordova
• Alvar, Paul. See
• Alvarez, Bernardino
• Alypius, Saint
• Alzog, Johann B.
• Amadeists
• Amadeus of Lausanne
• Amalarius of Metz
• Amalek, Amalekites
• Amalric of Bena
• Amalricians
• Amana
• Amana River
• Amana, Sixtinus
• Amandus, bishop
• Amar Das
• Amara
• Amarna Tablets
• Amasa
• Amaterasu
• Amaziah
• Ambo
• Ambrose of Alexandria
• Ambrose, Isaac
• Ambrosian Chant
• Ambrosians
• Ambrosiaster
• Amen
• Amen, the god
• Amenhemet I.
• Amenophis (Amenhotep) III.
• Amenophis IV.
• Ameretat
• America, Adventists in
• America. See also
• American Baptist Publication Society
• Ames, William
• Amesha Spentas
• Amestris
• Amethyst
• Amice
• Amida Buddha
• Amil-Marduk
• Aminah
• Amiot, Joseph M.
• Amish Mennonites, Conservative
• Amish, Old Order
• Amitabha
• Amling, Wolfgang
• Ammianus Marcellinus
• Ammon, Christoph F. von
• Ammonian sections
• Ammonites
• Ammonius
• Amolo
• Amon, Egyptian deity
• Amon-Ra
• Amoraim
• Amorites
• Amos
• Amosites
• Amphilochius, Saint
• Ampullæ
• Amram
• Amraphel
• Amsdorf, Nikolaus
• Amshashpands
• Amulet
• Amun the Hermit
• Amurru
• Amusements, Calvin on
• Amyot. See
• Amyraldism
• Amyraut, Moïse
• Anab
• Anabaptist Adamites
• Anabaptists
• Anachorite
• Anacletus I., Pope
• Anacletus II.
• Anagnōstēs
• Anahid (Anahita)
• Anahita
• Anakim
• Analepsis Mouseos
• Analogy in exegesis
• Analysis of religion
• Anamim
• Anammelech
• Anan ben David
• Ananias
• Ananos
• Anaphora
• Anastasius I., of Antioch
• Anastasius II., of Antioch
• Anastasius, Antipope
• Anastasius I., emperor
• Anastasius I., Pope
• Anastasius II.
• Anastasius III.
• Anastasius IV.
• Anastasius Sinaita
• Anath
• Anathema
• Anathoth
• Anatolius (recluse)
• Anatolo of Milan
• Anatomy of Melancholy
• Anaxagoras

• Anaximander
• Anaximenes
• Ancestor worship
• Anchieta, José
• Anchoret
• Ancient Bible versions
• Ancillon, David
• Ancyra, Synod of
• Anders Sunesön
• Anderson, Charles P.
• Andover controversy
• Andrada, Antonio d'
• Andreâ, Jakob
• Andrew (Agnellus)
• Andrew the Apostle
• Andrew of Cæsarea
• Andrew, J. O.
• Andrewes, Lancelot
• Andrews, Edward G.
• Angad
• Angariæ
• Angas
• Angehrn, Beda
• Angel
• Angela of Brescia
• Angelicals
• Angélique de Ste. Madeleine
• Angelis, Girolamo
• Angelology
• Angels, fallen
• Angelus
• Angelus, Johannes
• Anger of God
• Angilbert, Saint
• Angilbert of St. Riquier
• Angilram
• Anglican Church
• Anglican doctrine of priesthood
• Anglican-German bishopric in Jerusalem
• Anglo-Saxon church canons
• Anglo-Saxons, Conversion of the
• Anglus, Thomas
• Angola
• Angra Mainyu (Ahriman)
• Angus, Joseph
• Anhalt
• Anicetus, Pope
• Anima
• Animal-worship
• Animals
• Animism
• Ankh
• Anna
• Anna Comnena
• Annales ecclesiastici
• Annas
• Annat, Pierre
• Annats
• Anne, Saint
• Anne's bounty, queen
• Annet, Peter
• Anni Cleri
• Annihilationism
• Anniversarium
• Anniversarius
• Anno
• Annonciades, religieuses
• Annotated bibles
• Annulus Piscatoris
• Annunciades, blue
• Annunciation, Feast of
• Annus Carentiæ
• Anointing
• Anomoios, Anomoians
• Anos
• Anrich, Gustav A.
• Ansegis, the Elder
• Anselm, Saint, of Canterbury
• Ansgar
• Anshan
• Anshar
• Anskar
• Anso
• Antediluvians
• Ante-Nicene Christology
• Anterus
• Anthimus of Constantinople
• Anthonists
• Anthony, saint, the hermit
• Anthony, Alfred W.
• Anthropology
• Anthropomorphism
• Anthropopathism
• Anthypatos
• Anti-Semitism
• Antiburgher Presbytery of Pictou
• Antiburghers
• Anti-Chalcedonians
• Antichrist
• Anticlerical movements in Spain
• Anticlericalism in France
• Antidicomarianites
• Antigonus
• Antigua
• Antilebanon
• Antilegomena
• Antimensium
• Antimony
• Antinomian Controversies
• Antinomianism
• Antinomians
• Antioch, patriarchate of
• Antioch College
• Antiochus I., Soter
• Antiochus II., Theos
• Antiochus III., Magnus
• Antiochus III., the Great
• Antiochus IV., Epiphanes
• Antiochus V., Eupator
• Antiochus VI., Theos
• Antiochus VII., Sidetes
• Antiochus VIII., Grypos
• Antiochus IX., Cyzicenus
• Antiochus, monk;
• Antipas
• Antipater
• Antipatris
• Antipedobaptism
• Antipedobaptists, Swiss and South German
• Antiphon
• Antiphonal singing
• Antiphonaries
• Antipope
• Antiquity of man
• Antitactæ (Antitactes)
• Antitrinitarianism
• Antoinette d'Orléans
• Anton, Franz
• Antonelli, Giacomo
• Antonians (Antonines)
• Antoninus Pius
• Antonio de Lebrija
• Antonius the Rhetor
• Antony of Navarre
• Antony, Marc
• Antwerp polyglot
• Anu
• Anu-banini
• Anunit
• Apamea
• Apelles
• Apelt, E. F.
• Aperin
• Aphaka
• Apharsachites
• Apharsathchites
• Apharsites
• Aphek
• Ap-Henry, John
• Apherema
• Aphraates
• Aphrodite
• Aphtharsia
• Aphthartodocetæ
• Apion
• Apocalypse of Abraham
• Apocalypses
• Apocalyptic
• Apocatastasis
• Apocrisiarius
• Apocrypha
• Apocryphal apocalypses
• Apollinarianism
• Apollinaris of Laodicea
• Apollo
• Apollonia (place name)
• Apollonia, Saint
• Apollinius (anti-Montanist)
• Apollos
• Apologetics
• Apologies, Christian
• Apology, Augsburg Confession and its
• Apolutrosis
• Apophis
• Aportanus, Georg
• Apostasy
• Apostle
• Apostles, Acts of Holy
• Apostles' Creed
• Apostolic Age, Crete in the
• Apostolic faith movement
• Apostolic writings
• Apostolici
• Apostolicum. See
• Apotactici
• Apotropaic Worship
• Appeals to Pope
• Appel, Theodore
• Appellants
• Apple trees
• Appleton, Jesse
• Apponius
• Apprentices' associations in Germany
• Approbation of books. See
• Apron
• Apse
• Apsu
• Apulia
• Aquarii
• Aquaviva, Claudio
• Aquila
• Aquila, Kaspar
• Aquileia, Patriarchate
• Aquileian Creed
• 'Arabhah
• Arabia
• Arabians
• Arabic Bible versions
• Arabic-Ethiopian sibyl
• Arabs
• Arabs Erpenii
• Arakin. See
• Aram
• Aramaic Bible
• Arameans
• Arande, Michel d'
• Ararat, Mount
• Arator
• Arbela
• Arbrissel, Robert d'
• Arca
• Arcadius, Flavius
• Archangels, seven
• Arcani Disciplina
• Archbishop
• Archbrothers of the Annunciation
• Archdall, Mervyn
• Archdeacon
• Archelaus
• Archeology, Biblical
• Archeology, Christian
• Arches, Court of
• Archevites
• Archicancellarius
• Archicapellanus
• Archiereus
• Archimandrite
• Architecture, Christian
• Archives, Ecclesiastical
• Archon, great
• Archontics (Archontici)
• Archpresbyter
• Archpriest
• Arcimboldi, Giovanni A.
• Arckel, Johan van
• Arcosolium
• Arcturus
• Ard al-Hulah
• Ardashir
• Areja Mahita Somaj
• Arensius, B. A.
• Areopagus
• Aretas I.
• Aretas II.
• Aretas IV.
• Arethas
• Aretius, Benedictus
• Argentina
• Argistis I.
• Argob
• Argun, Khan
• Arguments, theistic
• Arialdo
• Arianism
• Arias, Benedictus
• Aribo
• Arioch
• Aristeandros
• Aristeas
• Aristades, Marcianus
• Aristion
• Aristo of Pella
• Aristobulus
• Aristobulus I.
• Aristobulus II.
• Aristomenes
• Aristotelian logic
• Aristotle
• Aristus
• Arius
• Arjan
• Arjasp
• Ark of the Covenant
• Arka
• Arkites
• Arles, Archbishopric of
• Armagh, Bishopric
• Armenia
• Armenian Bible version
• Arminianism
• Arminius, Jacobus
• Armitage, Thomas
• Armor, Hebrew
• Army, Hebrew
• Arnauld, Angélique
• Arndt, Augustin
• Arneys, Antoine
• Arno of Reichersberg
• Arnobius
• Arnold of Brescia
• Arnold, Carl F.
• Arnoldi, Bartholomæus
• Arnoldists
• Arnon
• Arnot, William
• Arnulf of Lisieux
• Aroer
• Arpad
• Arrowsmith, John
• Arsacidæ
• Arsacius
• Arsenius
• Arshag of Armenia
• Arstat
• Art, Byzantine
• Arta-i Viraf Namak
• Artaxerxes I. Longimanus
• Artaxerxes II. Mnemon
• Artaxerxes III. Ochus
• Artemas
• Artemis
• Artmemon
• Artemonites
• Arthur, William
• Articles of Marburg
• Artold of Reims
• Artopöus, Petrus
• Arumah
• Arumu
• Arundel, Thomas
• Arvad
• Arya Somaj
• Aryans
• As, Assarion
• Asa
• Asaph
• Asbury College
• Asbury, Francis
• Ascalon
• Ascension, Feast of
• Ascension of Isaiah
• Ascension, Mount of
• Ascension of Paul
• Ascetism
• Aschaffenburg, Concordat of
• Aschheim, Synod of
• Asclephas of Gaza
• Asclepius
• Asebeia, Asebēs
• Asenath
• Asha Vahishta
• Ashdod
• Asher
• Asher ("blessed")
• Asherah
• Ashi Vanguhi
• Ashima
• Ashkelon
• Ashkenaz
• Ashtaroth
• Ashteroth Karnaim
• Ashtoreth
• Ash Wednesday
• Asia, Central, missions in
• Asia Minor
• Asinarii
• Askēsis
• Askusnages, Johannes
• Asmodeus
• Asmonians. See
• Asoka
• Asp
• Aspelt
• Aspersion with Holy Water
• Ass
• Assam, Baptists in
• Asseburg, Rosamunde J. von
• Assemani, Joseph A.
• Assembly, General. See
• Asser
• Asshur, the city
• Asshur, the deity
• Asshur-Dan
• Asshur-etil-ilani
• Asshur-uballit
• Asshurbanipal
• Asshurnasirpal I.
• Asshurnasirpal III.
• Assistant Bishops
• Assistants in Public Worship
• Assman, Johann B. M.
• Associate Church of North America
• Associational Cults
• Assumption, Augustinians
• Assumptionists
• Assurance
• Assyria
• Assyrian Mission
• Assyrian-Babylonian language
• Astarte
• Asterius
• Astie, Jean F.
• Astolphus
• Astrology and Astronomy
• Astruc, Jean
• Astyages I.
• Astyages II.
• Asylum, Right of
• Atar
• Atargatis
• Ataroth
• Athaliah
• Athanarich
• Athanasian Creed
• Athanasios Parios
• Athanasius
• Atharva-Veda
• Atheism
• Athelstan
• Athena
• Athenagoras
• Athens
• Atherton, C. I.
• Athos
• Athtar
• Atkins, James
• Atlanta Divinity School
• Atlases of Church History
• Atman
• Atmiya Sabha
• Atonement
• Atrecht, Union of
• Atrium
• Attalus III. Philometor
• Atterbury, Francis
• Atticus
• Attis
• Atto
• Attributes of God
• Attrition
• Atum
• Atur Burzhin Mitro
• Atwater, Lyman H.
• Atwill, Edward R.
• Atwood, Isaac M.
• Atzberger, Leonhard
• Auberlen, Karl A.
• Aubert, Étienne
• Aubertin, Edmé
• Aubigné, Jean Henri Merle d'. See
• Auburn Declaration
• Auburn Theological Seminary
• Audians
• Audientes
• Audientia Episcopalis
• Audin (J. M.), Vincent
• Audius
• Audoenus, Saint
• Audrey, Saint
• Aufklärung
• Auger, Edmond
• Augsburg, Bishopric
• August of Saxony
• Augusta, Johann
• Augustana. See
• Augustana Synod, Lutheran
• Augustana Theological Seminary
• Augusti, Johann C. W.
• Augustina, Sister. See
• Augustine of Alveldt
• Augustine, Saint, of Canterbury
• Augustine, Saint, of Hippo
• Augustinian monergism
• Augustinianism
• Augustinians
• Augustus of Grimaldi
• Aurelian
• Aureolus, Petrus
• Auricular Confession
• Aurifaber, Andreas
• Ausonius, Decimus Magnus
• Austin
• Austin, Anne
• Austral Islands
• Australasia, Methodists in
• Australia
• Austria
• Austria-Hungary, Catechisms in
• Austrian universities
• Autbert
• Autharis
• Authority, Ecclesiastical
• Authorized Version of Bible
• Auto da Fé
• Autolycus
• Autpertus, Ambrosius
• Autun
• Auxentius of Milan
• Auxerre, Synod of
• Auxilius
• Ava
• Avars
• Avatar
• Ave Maria
• Ave Maria Brethren
• Avenarius, Johannes
• Avenger of blood
• Avenging angels
• Avercius of Hieropolis
• Avernier
• Averrhoes
• Averrhoistic School
• Aves, Henry D.
• Avesta
• Avignon
• Avila, Juan de
• Avircius of Hieropolis
• Avitus of Auvergne
• Aviz, Order of
• Avvim
• Avvites
• Awakening
• Away from Rome. See
• Axel
• Axenaia
• Ayar Ziwa Rabba
• Ayer, Joseph C., Jr.
• Ayesha
• Aylmer (Elmer), John
• Azariah (Uzziah)
• Azazel
• Azmaveth
• Azmon
• Azriel
• Aztec sun-gods
• Azymites