Aventine Hill

Aventine Hill, one of the seven hills of Rome, the mount to which the plebs sullenly retired on their refusal to submit to the patrician oligarchy, and from which they were enticed back by Menenius Agrippa by the well-known fable of the members of the body and the stomach.

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

Avelli`no * Aventi`nus
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Autun`
Auvergne`
Auxerre`
Ava
Av`alon
Avars
Avatar`
Ave Maria
Avebury
Avelli`no
Aventine Hill
Aventi`nus
Avenzo`ar
Avernus
Aver`roës
Aversa
Aveyron`
Avicen`na
Avie`nus, Rufus Festus
Avign`on
A`vila