Abutter

One who, or that which, abuts. A by den us, a handsome and learned young man, one of Aristotle's scholars, whom he loved too pa ionately; and who wrote divers pieces of history concerning Cyprus, Delos, and Arabia. Abydos, a town and castle of Natolia, on the straits of Gallipoli. In its neighborhood Xerxes, when he invaded Greece, cro ed with his immense army the Hellespont, on a bridge of boats. Memorable also from being the scene of the loves of Hero and Leander, and from Byron having adopted its name in his "Bride of Abydos."Also an ancient city of Upper Egypt, supposed to have been the ancient This, and to have been second only to Thebes. Lat. 26° 10' N., long. 32° 3′ E. Abyo, one of the Philippine Islands, between Mindanao and Luzon. Lat. 10° N., long. 122° 15′ E. Abys'mal, and Aby 'al, a. Pertaining to, or resembling, an aby ; bottomle .