_Ambrones_ join the Cimbrians, ii, 324; they are most likely Ligurians, 324; defeated by Marius, 329. _Ambrose_, iii, 325. _America_, state of things before the constitution of Washington, ii, 248. _Americans_, beat the English fleets by means of masses, ii, 14. _Amida_ taken by Sapor, iii, 309. _Amiternum_, leagued with the Samnites, taken in the third Samnite war, i, 535. _Ammianus Marcellinus_, an ingenious writer, iii, 323; a native of Antioch, 324. _Ammonius_, iii, 293. _Amphilochia_ yielded by the son of Cassander to Pyrrhus, i, 554. _Amphipolitans_ receive the Chalcidians and drive out the old Athenian colony, i, 419. _Amulet_, iii, 355. _Amulius_, i, 112. _Amynander_ drives the Macedonian garrisons from Athamania, ii, 203. _Anagnia_, town of the Hernicans, i, 247; loses its political existence, 503; becomes a municipal town of the second class, 503; receives a provost from Rome to administer justice, 503. _Anaitis_, her temple in Comana plundered, ii, 407. _Ancient literature_ revived, iii, 232. _Ancona_, the March of, a country with a very temperate climate, and exceedingly healthy, ii, 94; its constitution in recent times, 398; its mole and harbour built by Trajan, iii, 223. _Ancus Marcius_, his conquest very credible, i, 125; he is a Sabine, 131; establishes Latins on the Aventine, 131; founds the colony of Ostia, 132. _Andalusia_, the Latin language, forbidden there by punishment of death, dies away within a hundred years, i, 145; Latinized, ii, 258. _S. Andreas_ IN BUSTA GALLICA, church in Rome, i, 384. _Andriscus._ See Pseudophilip. _Andronidas_, ii, 248. _Q. Anicius_, a Prænestine, plebeian ædile, i, 495, 521. ANNALES BERTINIANI, FULDENSES, etc., their arrangement, i, 5. ANNALES MAXIMI _or_ PONTIFICUM, i, 5; for the earlier times restored afterwards, 6; according to Servius divided into eighty books, 8; Cicero’s opinion on them, 8; one may form an idea of them from the passages which Livy quotes from them at the end of the tenth book, 8; Livy’s copy began with the year 460, 8; according to Diomedes they were still continued in his time, 9; the probable cause of their having ceased in the times of P. Mucius is the publication of the _acta diurna_, 9; destroyed in the burning of the town by the Gauls, 83. _Annius of Viterbo_, his forgeries, i, 141. _Antagoras_, ii, 198. _Anthemius_, emperor, iii, 345. _Antibes_ (Antipolis) conquered, ii, 220. _Antigonea_, founded by Pyrrhus, the present Argyrocastro, ii, 153; _fauces Antigoneæ_, 153; victory of Flaminius, 155. _Antigonus Doson_ (Epitropus), guardian of Philip, i, 144; in the last years of his guardianship the Macedonian empire recovers, 145. _Antigonus the One-eyed_, killed in the battle Ipsus, i, 553.