1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Vol 1:7

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Afranius, Lucius (Roman poet) Africa Africa, Roman African Lily Africanus, Sextus Julius Afridi Afterglow Afzelius, Adam Afzelius, Arvid August Aga Agaiambo Aga Khan I. Agalmatolite Agamedes Agamemnon Agapē Agapemonites Agapetae Agapetus (pope) Agapetus (deacon) Agarde, Arthur Agas, Radulph Agasias Agassiz, Alexander Emanuel Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe	Agate Agatha, Saint Agathangelus Agatharchides Agatharchus Agathias Agatho Agathocles Agathodaemon (spirit) Agathodaemon Agathon Agathyrsi Agave Agde Age Ageladas Agen Agenais Agent Agent-General Agesander Agesilaus II. Agglomerate Agglutination Aggravation	Aggregation Aggtelek Agincourt Agio Agira Agis Agistment Agitators Agliardi, Antonio Agnano, Lago Di Agnates Agnes, Saint Agnes of Meran Agnesi, Maria Gaetana Agnew, David Hayes Agni Agnoetae Agnoiology Agnosticism Agnus Dei Agobard Agonalia Agonic Lines Agonothetes Agora	Agoracritus Agoranomi Agordat Agostini, Leonardo Agostino, Paolo Agostino and Agnolo Da Siena Agoult, Marie Catherine Sophie de Flavigny, Comtesse d' Agouti Agra Agra Canal Agram Agrapha Agrarian Laws Agreda, Maria Fernandez Coronel, Abbess Of Agricola, Christoph Ludwig Agricola, Georg Agricola, Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Johann Friedrich Agricola, Johannes Agricola, Martin Agricola, Rodolphus Agricultural Gangs Agriculture Agriculture, Board of Agrigentum