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Group Names (Concepts) from Some 350 Classical Texts from Perseus.Org, Listed with the Number of Occurrences (As of January 2016, Some Editing Still Needed) Group Names (Concepts) from some 350 Classical Texts from Perseus.org, listed with the number of occurrences (as of January 2016, some editing still needed) Abanni 5.0 Adonii 1.0 Aetnaeans 5.0 Abantes 9.0 Adramytteans 1.0 Aetolians 922.0 Abantians 1.0 Adrian 7.0 Afranian 5.0 Abderites 2.0 Adriatic 7.0 Afric 9.0 Abeghian 2.0 Aduatici 1.0 Africans 191.0 Abians 5.0 Aduatuci 16.0 Agamemnonian 2.0 Abishai 9.0 Aeacidae 2.0 Agari 7.0 Abkazeti 1.0 Aeaean 8.0 Aggressions 1.0 Abydenes 3.0 Aeanianians 2.0 Agones 1.0 Acanthians 19.0 Aebutian 3.0 Agraean 17.0 Acarnamans 1.0 Aecae 1.0 Agraei 4.0 Acarnanes 1.0 Aeduan 133.0 Agrarian 22.0 Acarnanian 268.0 Aeetean 1.0 Agravonites 1.0 Accensi 1.0 Aegaean 6.0 Agregentines 2.0 Acephali 1.0 Aegatian 1.0 Agrianes 10.0 Acerrans 2.0 Aeginetan 92.0 Agrigentines 31.0 Achabari 1.0 Aeginites 1.0 Agrigentini 1.0 Achaean 2291.0 Aegintans 1.0 Agrinae 1.0 Achaemenian 1.0 Aegipans 3.0 Agrippae 1.0 Achaian 14.0 Aegiratans 4.0 Agrylian 1.0 Achaioi 3.0 Aegmetan 1.0 Agraei 3.0 Acharnian 22.0 Aegospotami 2.0 Agyllaeans 1.0 Achdeans 1.0 Aegusian 1.0 Agyllaioi 2.0 Acheans 2.0 Aegyptii 10.0 Agylllaei 1.0 Acheloan 1.0 Aelian 320.0 Agyllaei 1.0 Acherusian 3.0 Aemathian 1.0 Agyrians 22.0 Achilli 3.0 Aemi 1.0 Ahian 1.0 Achivi 4.0 Aemilii 22.0 Ahiramites 1.0 Achmaeans 1.0 Aemonensians 2.0 Aiakidai 1.0 Achsaei 68.0 Aemonian 1.0 Aiantes 14.0 Achtaeans 1.0 Aeneans 1.0 Aigeidai 7.0 Achúans 1.0 Aenian 39.0 Aiginetans 14.0 Achaecans 1.0 Aenianes 2.0 Aigives 1.0 Acidini 3.0 Aeolians 93.0 Aiolian 12.0 Acilian 2.0 Aeolic 20.0 Aitnaian 2.0 Acraean 5.0 Aequan 148.0 Aitolians 1.0 Acraephnians 2.0 Aequicoli 2.0 Alabandians 3.0 Acragantini 1.0 Aerarii 1.0 Alabandines 1.0 Acrisian 1.0 Aerenosii 1.0 Aladeuli 1.0 Acroceraunian 1.0 Aeruli 2.0 Alamanni 79.0 Acrorians 3.0 Aeschines 1.0 Alamannic 2.0 Acrothoi 2.0 Aeschylean 5.0 Alans 7.0 Actaean 2.0 Aesculani 1.0 Alaunian 1.0 Actian 6.0 Aesopean 1.0 Albici 1.0 Actolians 1.0 Aesopian 2.0 Albieci 1.0 Actoriones 2.0 Aesuvian 1.0 Albii 178.0 Actaean 1.0 Aeternian 1.0 Albiúci 1.0 Adiabeni 7.0 Aethaeans 1.0 Alcmanian 1.0 Admonitions 1.0 Aethiopian 20.0 Alcyonian 1.0 Adonic 2.0 Aetideni 1.0 Aldobrandini 1.0 Aleian 2.0 Amphiones 1.0 Aparni 3.0 Aleman 2.0 Amphipolitan 15.0 Apennines 28.0 Aleuadai 5.0 Amphiscii 1.0 Aperantians 1.0 Alexan 1.0 Amphissean 3.0 Apharsachites 2.0 Alexandrian 109.0 Amphissians 13.0 Apharsathchites 1.0 Alicyaeans 1.0 Amphrysian 3.0 Apharsites 1.0 Alicyaei 1.0 Ampictyonic 1.0 Aphidneans 1.0 Alidensian 1.0 Ampsani 1.0 Aphytaeans 1.0 Alizones 2.0 Amramites 2.0 Apian 6.0 Alkmaionidai 7.0 Amyclaeans 5.0 Apions 1.0 Alliphanians 1.0 Amyclean 2.0 Apocleti 1.0 Allobrogians 8.0 Amyclaean 1.0 Apodotian 10.0 Almopians 2.0 Anacreontic 4.0 Apollinarian 1.0 Aloeidai 1.0 Anactorians 6.0 Apollodoreans 1.0 Alpheian 2.0 Anagnians 2.0 Apollonians 9.0 Altani 1.0 Anagyrasian 3.0 Apollonidians 1.0 Altrebatian 1.0 Anagyrrasian 1.0 Aposphendoneti 1.0 Amalekites 60.0 Anani 2.0 Appennines 1.0 Amandi 2.0 Anaphlystii 3.0 Appiani 62.0 Amantiani 1.0 Anaphoric 1.0 Aprici 1.0 Amardi 4.0 Anariaci 1.0 Apuani 7.0 Amari 1.0 Anastasian 1.0 Apulians 50.0 Amarylli 1.0 Ancalites 1.0 Apurii 1.0 Amasai 1.0 Ancorarian 1.0 Aquileians 3.0 Amatekites 1.0 Andizetii 1.0 Aquilii 10.0 Amathites 1.0 Andosini 1.0 Aquillii 8.0 Amathusii 2.0 Andrian 44.0 Aquinii 2.0 Amazon 148.0 Androgeonian 1.0 Aquitanians 27.0 Amazones 1.0 Angarii 1.0 Arabi 1.0 Ambarri 4.0 Anibi 1.0 Arabian 228.0 Ambiani 9.0 Anician 3.0 Arabic 1.0 Ambibari 1.0 Animi 1.0 Arachosians 3.0 Ambiliati 1.0 Anintrans 1.0 Arachoti 1.0 Ambivareti 2.0 Antandrians 6.0 Aradii 4.0 Ambivariti 1.0 Antenoridai 3.0 Arammaeans 1.0 Ambracian 31.0 Anthedonian 3.0 Arcadians 467.0 Ambraciots 1.0 Anthropophagi 2.0 Arcadrans 1.0 Ambri 1.0 Antiates 3.0 Arcani 2.0 Ambrones 9.0 Antiborean 1.0 Archaeans 1.0 Ambrosian 7.0 Antichthones 1.0 Archevites 1.0 Ameri 7.0 Anticyreans 1.0 Archidamian 9.0 Amestratines 2.0 Antigones 2.0 Archilochian 14.0 Aminaean 5.0 Antiochean 3.0 Archimedian 1.0 Amisenes 1.0 Antiochians 9.0 Archites 1.0 Ammian 2.0 Antiochtans 1.0 Arctic 2.0 Ammonii 6.0 Antioehians 1.0 Arcturi 2.0 Ammonites 51.0 Antiquarian 1.0 Ardalian 2.0 Amnemones 1.0 Antiscii 1.0 Ardeans 3.0 Amorites 71.0 Antissians 1.0 Ardiaei 4.0 Amphictyones 1.0 Antonian 30.0 Ardites 1.0 Amphictyonic 46.0 Aones 1.0 Ardiaei 11.0 Amphictyons 51.0 Aonian 6.0 Areaagni 1.0 Amphidnean 1.0 Aorsi 5.0 Areadian 3.0 Amphidolians 3.0 Apamians 1.0 Arecomisci 2.0 Amphilochi 98.0 Apanemian 1.0 Areiopagites 1.0 Aremphaei 1.0 Artabri 10.0 Athamanes 2.0 Areopagites 12.0 Artisans 5.0 Athamanian 34.0 Arevaci 14.0 Aruaci 1.0 Athemans 1.0 Argeian 14.0 Arveni 1.0 Athenians 1.0 Argeioi 1.0 Arvernan 53.0 Athenae 1.0 Argeiphontes 2.0 Aryan 3.0 Athenians 8364.0 Argentarii 1.0 Arzerunii 1.0 Athentans 1.0 Argestaean 1.0 Asamoneans 16.0 Atheuians 1.0 Argian 3.0 Asbolomeni 1.0 Athoan 1.0 Argileti 1.0 Asbystae 1.0 Aticinian 1.0 Argilian 2.0 Ascanian 1.0 Atilian 2.0 Arginusae 6.0 Ascarii 1.0 Atinii 10.0 Argiphontes 2.0 Aschanaxians 1.0 Atintani 5.0 Argive 365.0 Asclepiadae 8.0 Atlantean 2.0 Argives 1107.0 Aseans 6.0 Atlantic 8.0 Argivi 3.0 Aselli 1.0 Atmoni 1.0 Argolic 10.0 Ashaeans 1.0 Atrebatian 7.0 Argonautic 6.0 Ashan 3.0 Atreidae 2.0 Argyrippeni 1.0 Ashbelites 1.0 Atreidan 8.0 Argyrippini 1.0 Ashdodites 2.0 Atriatic 1.0 Argyrusci 1.0 Asherites 1.0 Atropateni 1.0 Arichi 1.0 Ashkelonites 1.0 Attacotti 1.0 Arician 7.0 Ashurites 1.0 Attae 1.0 Arictini 1.0 Asians 21.0 Attalic 1.0 Aridai 1.0 Asiatic 138.0 Attasii 1.0 Arii 22.0 Asinaeans 6.0 Atthuarii 1.0 Arimanian 1.0 Asinaean 1.0 Attic 4.0 Arimaspi 6.0 Asioneans 1.0 Attilian 1.0 Arimaspians 3.0 Asmakh 1.0 Attinian 1.0 Arimi 4.0 Asopian 3.0 Aufeian 1.0 Ariminians 2.0 Aspasians 1.0 Aufidian 1.0 Ariovisti 1.0 Aspendians 4.0 Augasii 1.0 Aristomenic 1.0 Asphalian 1.0 Augean 3.0 Aristoneans 1.0 Aspurgiani 1.0 Augustan 42.0 Aristophanic 1.0 Asrielites 1.0 Augusti 3.0 Aristotelians 12.0 Assacani 1.0 Aulerci 8.0 Ariusian 2.0 Assacenians 1.0 Aulonians 1.0 Arizanti 1.0 Assaracans 1.0 Aurelian 25.0 Arkadian 5.0 Assaraci 1.0 Auretanian 1.0 Arkites 1.0 Assian 21.0 Aurii 4.0 Armenian 174.0 Assorians 2.0 Auruncan 17.0 Armoricae 2.0 Assrian 1.0 Aurunci 3.0 Arniensian 1.0 Assyrian 241.0 Ausci 1.0 Arnorites 1.0 Astaborans 1.0 Auscii 2.0 Arnúi 1.0 Astapians 2.0 Ausetanian 9.0 Arodites 1.0 Astii 2.0 Ausones 3.0 Arphaxadites 1.0 Astraean 1.0 Ausonians 36.0 Arpinians 2.0 Astures 1.0 Austoriani 4.0 Arrephoroi 1.0 Asturians 25.0 Australian 2.0 Arrepini 1.0 Atabyrian 2.0 Austrian 15.0 Arretines 2.0 Atellanae 1.0 Autolecythi 2.0 Arrhephoroi 1.0 Atellani 10.0 Autrigones 1.0 Arrian 74.0 Atellaei 1.0 Avernians 10.0 Arsinoites 1.0 Aternian 2.0 Averters 1.0 ArsinoÎtic 1.0 Athagorae 1.0 Avvites 1.0 Azanian 1.0 Bebrycians 5.0 Boeotian 697.0 Babylonian 149.0 Beccaficorians 1.0 Bohemian 1.0 Bacchae 1.0 Becherites 1.0 Bolanians 4.0 Bacchanalians 37.0 Beerothites 1.0 Bomiensians 2.0 Bacchantes 6.0 Belaites 1.0 Boni 123.0 Bacchantian 1.0 Belgae 30.0 Bononiensi 1.0 Baccherians 2.0 Belgians 20.0 Borgusii 1.0 Bacchi 1.0 Belgic 1.0 Bosporians 9.0 Bactrii 32.0 Belici 1.0 Bottiaeans 23.0 Baebian 1.0 Bellerophontes 2.0 Bottieians 4.0 Baetae 1.0 Belli 7.0 Bottiaean 1.0 Bagienni 2.0 Bellocassi 1.0 Bottiaei 4.0 Bagni 2.0 Bellovaci 40.0 Bouzygai 2.0 Baian 2.0 Bendidean 1.0 Bowman 1.0 Bakerians 3.0 Beneventines 1.0 Bracari 1.0 Balari 1.0 Benjamites 17.0 Bracchiati 2.0 Balbi 1.0 Benoni 1.0 Brahmins 3.0 Balearian 1.0 Berecyntes 1.0 Brasideans 2.0 Balkans 1.0 Berecynthian 11.0 Brauronian 5.0 Ballenaean 1.0 Berecyntian 2.0 Brentesini 2.0 Ballini 1.0 Bergistani 2.0 Brettii 9.0 Ballionian 1.0 Bergaean 2.0 Breucians 3.0 Bandini 2.0 Berites 2.0 Breuni 5.0 Bantu 2.0 Beroeans 4.0 Brigantii 2.0 Barbarian 298.0 Bessians 8.0 Brioni 1.0 Barbatii 1.0 Bessic 1.0 Britains 3.0 Barcaean 4.0 Bestarii 1.0 Britannic 1.0 Barcines 1.0 Betarmones 1.0 Britons 23.0 Bardetti 1.0 Bezai 1.0 Brixian 1.0 Bardyaei 1.0 Bibroci 1.0 Brocchi 1.0 Bardyli 2.0 Bibuli 3.0 Brochi 1.0 Bargusii 2.0 Bigerriones 1.0 Brogitari 2.0 Barkaian 1.0 Bigvai 2.0 Bromian 2.0 Baroccian 1.0 Bilgai 1.0 Bructeri 2.0 Barristers 1.0 Bilshan 2.0 Brufi 1.0 Barthelemi 1.0 Binnui 2.0 Brundisian 5.0 Barundi 2.0 Bioni 1.0 Brundusians 4.0 Barzillai 1.0 Bisaltae 2.0 Brutii 18.0 Bashan 1.0 Bisaltians 7.0 Bruttians 106.0 Basilii 1.0 Bisternae 1.0 Brygi 5.0 Bastarnae 7.0 Bistones 8.0 Bubastic 1.0 Bastarnian 3.0 Bistonian 2.0 Bubulci 2.0 Bastetani 6.0 Bithyni 56.0 Bucinobantes 1.0 Bastitani 1.0 Bithyniae 1.0 Bucolians 1.0 Bastuli 1.0 Black 1.0 Budini 2.0 Bataneans 1.0 Blemmyae 2.0 Bukki 1.0 Batavi 6.0 Blepsiadai 1.0 Bulliensians 1.0 Batavians 5.0 Bletonesians 2.0 Bulliones 1.0 Batesian 2.0 Blibi 1.0 Bullocks 2.0 Bathyllean 1.0 Blossii 3.0 Bunni 3.0 Batradites 1.0 Bocchi 1.0 Buonaccivoli 1.0 Battiadai 6.0 Bocotians 2.0 Buphonian 1.0 Bavarian 1.0 Bodleian 2.0 Buprasians 6.0 Beati 2.0 Boebian 1.0 Burgonians 2.0 Bebai 1.0 Boeocians 1.0 Burgundians 11.0 Burgusii 1.0 Calydonians 30.0 Cassopaei 3.0 Burri 1.0 Camarinaeans 27.0 Castalian 11.0 Bursian 30.0 Camaritae 1.0 Castilian 1.0 Busae 1.0 Cambunian 3.0 Castorian 10.0 Butadian 1.0 Cambaei 1.0 Castulonian 1.0 Buthrotian 29.0 Camicians 4.0 Catanaeans 13.0 Byblians 1.0 Camilli 2.0 Cataneans 1.0 Byuni 1.0 Campanian 217.0 Catanians 8.0 Byzacii 2.0 Campsiani 10.0 Catanaeans 2.0 Byzantian 13.0 Camuni 2.0 Catanaei 1.0 Byzantines 106.0 Canaanites 76.0 Catenans 6.0 Búoti 44.0 Candavians 1.0 Catholic 1.0 Cabalii 1.0 Candian 1.0 Cathylci 1.0 Cabarnians 2.0 Canons 1.0 Catieni 1.0 Cabeiri 16.0 Canopian 1.0 Catilinarian 25.0 Cabiri 2.0 Cantabrians 53.0 Catones 1.0 Cadmeians 71.0
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