Athena

Athena (Athe`na) , the Greek virgin goddess of wisdom, particularly in the arts, of war as of peace, happily called by Ruskin the “'Queen of the Air,' in the heavens, in the earth, and in the heart”; is said to have been the conception of Metis, to have issued full-armed from the brain of Zeus, and in this way the child of both wisdom and power; wears a helmet, and bears on her left arm the ægis with the Medusa's head; the olive among trees, and the owl among animals, were sacred to her.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Athelney, Isle of * Athenæum
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At`avism
Atba`ra
Ate`
Athaba`sca
Athalia
Athanasian Creed
Athanasius
Atheism
Atheism, Modern
Athelney, Isle of
Athe`na
Athenæum
Athenæus
Athenag`oras
Ath`ens
Athlone
Athole
Athole-brose
Athole, Sir John James Hugh Stewart-Murray, 7th Duke of
A`thos, Mount
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