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Andronover
(an droh' noh ver)
The spiral nebula from which our solar system was born.
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Ang
(like ang in anger)
One of the 100 corporeal members of the staff of the Planetary Prince, Caligastia.
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Angamon
(ang' ah mon)
A leader of the Stoics in Rome with whom Jesus talked about true values sometime during A.D. 22-23.
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Angel
(eyn' juh'l)
Collective name of many orders of ministering beings, offsprings of the Infinite Spirit.
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Angona
(an goh' nah)
A massive stellar system whose passage near our sun helped create our solar system (see Monmatia).
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Animism
(an' uh miz uh'm)
The belief that natural objects and/or natural phenomena have souls.
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Anna
(ah' nuh)
Poetess at Jerusalem temple.
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Annan
(ah nahn')
Loyal daughter and spokesman for the Nodites.
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Annas
(ah' nuh's)
Most influential of Sadducean group.
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Annon
(ah' non)
One of Mary's ancestors.
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Anova
(ah noh' vah)
The oldest inhabited world of Satania, the system to which our planet, Urantia, also belongs.
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Ansie
(an' see)
One of Mary's ancestors.
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Antarctica
(ant ahrk' ti kuh)
Continental land mass straddling the south pole.
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Antares
(an tair' eez)
The largest star in the universe, four hundred and fifty times the diameter of the sun.
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Antecedent
(an tuh seed' nts)
Preceding; pre-existing.
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Antigravity
(an tee grav' i tee)
The antithesis of gravity.
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Antioch
(an' tee ok)
Capital of the Roman province of Syria.
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Antipatris
(an tee pah' tris)
A city built by Herod, between Caesaria & Lydda.
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Antonia
(an toh' nee uh)
The Roman castle in Jerusalem.
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Anu
(uh noo')
One of seven chief deities of Mesopotamia.
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Aphrodite
(af ruh dahy' tee)
Greek goddess of fertility.
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Apollo
(uh pol' oh)
Greek sun-god.
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Apostate
(uh pos' teyt)
One who foresakes his religion.
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Apostle
(uh pos' uhl)
one of the 12 initial followers fo Jesus.
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Appalachian
(ap uh ley' chee uh'n)
Mountain range in eastern U.S.
