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Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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Asenath (character)
Asenovgrad (city, Bulgaria)
Asgard (in Norse mythology)
ash (in botany)
ash (in chemistry)
Ash Wednesday (holy day)
Ashan (ancient city)
Ashanti (region, Ghana)
Ashdod (city, Israel)
Asheboro (city, North Carolina)
Ashendene Press (organization, England)
Asher (Bible)
Asherah (ancient religion, Middle East)
Asheville (city, North Carolina)
Ashgabat (city, Turkmenistan)
Ashikaga (city, Japan)
Ashima (ancient religion, Middle East)
Ashiya (city, Japan)
Ashkenaz (people, Armenia)
Ashland (city, Kentucky)
Ashland (city, Ohio)
Ashmore and Cartier Islands (island group, Australia/Southeast Asia)
Ashnah (ancient city)
Ashokan Reservoir (body of water, New York)
Ashqelon (city, Israel)
Ashtabula (city, Ohio)
Ashtaroth (ancient religion, Middle East)
Ashton-under-Lyne (city, England)
Ashur (Assyrian god)
Ashurites (ancient people)
Asia (continent)
Asia Minor (region, Turkey)
Asian drama (theater, Japan/China/India)
Askja (volcano, Iceland)
Asmara (city, Eritrea)
Asnières-sur-Seine (former city, France)
Aso-san (mountain, Japan)
Asopus (in Greek Mythology)
asp (reptile)
asparagine (in chemistry)
asparagus (plant, vegetable)
aspartic acid (in biochemistry)
Aspen (city, Colorado)
Aspen Music Festival (music, Colorado)
asperges (in Catholicism)
asphalt (material)
asphodel (plant)