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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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Athena (in Greek Mythology)
Athens (city, Greece)
Athens (city, Georgia)
Athens (city, Ohio)
athlete's heart (condition)
Athlone (city, Ireland)
Athol (city, Massachusetts)
Atholl (of Scotland)
Athos (geographical area, Greece)
Atitlán (lake, Guatemala)
Atlanta (city, Georgia)
Atlanta campaign (historical event, war)
Atlanta University Center (university, Georgia)
atlantes (in sculpture)
Atlantic Charter (treaty, England/United States)
Atlantic City (city, New Jersey)
Atlantic Provinces (region, Canada)
Atlantis (place)
Atlas (in Greek mythology)
Atlas (in astronomy)
atlas (in geography)
Atlas Mountains (mountains, Africa)
atlatl (weapon)
Atlin Lake (lake, Canada)
atmosphere (in meteorology)
atom (in chemistry, physics)
atomic bomb (weapon)
atomic clock (measure, instrument)
Atomic Energy Commission (organization, United States)
atomic force microscope (mechanical device)
atomic mass (in chemistry, physics)
atomic mass unit (in chemistry, physics)
atomic number (in chemistry)
atomic weight (in chemistry)
atomism (in philosophy)
atonality (in music)
atonement (in religion)
Atrato (river, Colombia)
Atreus (in Greek Mythology)
atrium (structure)
atrophy (in medicine, chemistry)
atropine (drug)
Atsugi (city, Japan)
attar of roses (material)
Attawapiskat (river, Canada)
Attica (region)
Attis (ancient religion)