Athenian citizens, their number, v. 42;
their temper and disposition, 100.
Athenians, whether they were more renowned for their warlike
achievements, or for their learning, v. 399-411.
Athenodorus, memorable action of, iii. 50.
Athens, was a democracy, v. 397;
the nurse of history, of painting, and poetry, 400, 401;
not renowned for epic or lyric verse, 404.
Atoms, doctrine of, v. 345-348.
Atreus and Thyestes, v. 470, 471.
Attalus and Eumenes, their kindness and fidelity to each other,
iii.
61, 62.
Attica, invasion of, by Datis, v. 450, 451.
Augustus Caesar, his sayings, i. 248-250;
the favored son of Fortune, iv. 205; v. 67.
Augustus Caesar and Fulvius, anecdote of, iv. 235, 236.