ANTINOUS

, in Astronomy, a part of the constellation aquila, or the eagle.

ANTIOCHIAN Sect, or Academy, a name given to the sifth academy or branch of academics. It took its name from being founded by Antiochus, a philosopher contemporary with Cicero; and it succeeded the Philonian academy. Though Antiochus was really a stoic, and only nominally an academic.

Antiochian epocha, a method of computing time from the proclamation of liberty granted to the city of Antioch, about the time of the battle of Pharsalia.