Antæa
A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 4
, the wife of Proteus, called also Stenobæa. Homer , Iliad .――A godde worshipped by the inhabitants of Antium.
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ANTĬA
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Annectant, an-nekt' -ant, a
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Ascendant, as-send' -ant, a
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Attenuant, at-ten'-yu-ant, a
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A versant, à-vers'-ant,a
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Compliant, kom-pli'-ant, a
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Conservant, kon-serv'-ant, a
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Couchant, kowtch'-ant, a
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Defendant,de-fend'-ant a
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Defiant, de-fi'-ant a
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Displeasant, dis-plez'-ant, a
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Flamboyant,flam-boy'-ant, a
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Inebriant, in-c'-bre-ant, a
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Intolerant, in-tol'-er-ant, a
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Luxuriant, lug-zew'-re-ant, a
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