Ahriman

[Per.] A Persian deity, the demon or principle of evil; - the principle of good being Oromasdes, or Ormuzd. Ahrweiler, a town of Pru ia, prov. Lower Rhine, on the Ahr, 23 m. W.N.W. of Coblentz. Pup . 3,709, Ah'uitzol, emperor of the Aztecs, toward the end of the 15th century. He is said to have inaugurated a temple by the slaughter of 72,344 prisoners. Ahull', adv . [From hull . ] ( Naut .) The situation of a ship when all her sails are furled on account of the violence of a storm, when, having lashed her helm on the lee-side, she lies nearly with her side to the wind and sea, her head being somewhat inclined to the direction of the wind. A'hun, a town of France, dep. of the Creuse, 11 m. S. of Guéret. Formerly this was a place of importance, and it still po e es a few interesting remains of the ancient Agedunum. Pop . 2,500. A'hus, or AHUIS, a Swedish maritime town, 9 miles from Christianstadt, on the Baltic sea. It stands on the mouth of the Helgeo, has a good harbor, and is the port of Christianstadt.