Myrmidons

Myrmidons, “ant-men,” so-called because Zeus was said to have peopled Thessaly, from which originally they came, by transforming ants into men; they were the people of Ægina, whose warriors followed Achilles to the siege of Troy.

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

Mycenæ * Mysore
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Murray River
Musæus, John August
Muscat
Muses, The
Muspelheim
Musselburgh
Musset, Alfred de
Mutsu Hito
Muzaffer-ed-Din
Mycenæ
Myrmidons
Mysore
Mystagogue
Mysteries
Mysticism
Nabob
Naboth
Nachtigal, Gustav
Nadir
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Nævius, Cneius