Groups
Peoples, castes, schools, sects, institutions — 5,831 distinct so far, drawn from 345 harvested works. Each entry is backed by verbatim, paragraph-anchored quotation.
the ledger
1,032 entries- 1 Spartans
- 2 Athenians
- 3 Greeks
- 4 The gods
- 5 Persians
- 6 The Jury
- 7 Thebans
- 8 Barbarians
- 9 Jews
- 10 Assembly
- 11 Argives
- 12 Witnesses
- 13 Romans
- 14 Thessalians
- 15 The Church
- 16 Egyptians
- 17 Stoics
- 18 Christians
- 19 Angels
- 20 Slaves
- 21 Muses
- 22 Scythians
- 23 Macedonians
- 24 Men of the jury
- 25 The philosophers
- 26 The Council
- 27 Poets
- 28 Achaeans
- 29 Corinthians
- 30 Boeotians
- 31 Judges
- 32 Men of Athens
- 33 The Senate
- 34 Athenian Assembly
- 35 Peloponnesians
- 36 Phocians
- 37 the apostles
- 38 Thracians
- 39 Gentiles
- 40 The prophets
- 41 Thesmothetae
- 42 Chorus
- 43 ṛṣis
- 44 Arcadians
- 45 Byzantines
- 46 Carthaginians
- 47 The Thirty
- 48 Kings
- 49 Women
- 50 Generals
- 51 Trojans
- 52 Heretics
- 53 Phrygians
- 54 Athenian ancestors
- 55 Physicians
- 56 Euboeans
- 57 Medes
- 58 Śūdra
- 59 Indians
- 60 Merchants
- 61 Epicureans
- 62 Olynthians
- 63 Megarians
- 64 Brāhmaṇas
- 65 The People
- 66 Phoenicians
- 67 Kṣatriya
- 68 Israel
- 69 Magi
- 70 Vaiśya
- 71 Pythagoreans
- 72 The Thirty Tyrants
- 73 The Eleven
- 74 Mercenaries
- 75 The Sirens
- 76 Pitṛs
- 77 Ionians
- 78 The State
- 79 Peripatetics
- 80 Sophists
- 81 Messenians
- 82 Demons
- 83 Areopagus
- 84 Carians
- 85 Amazons
- 86 Centaurs
- 87 Locrians
- 88 Caṇḍāla
- 89 Germans
- 90 Pharisees
- 91 Nereids
- 92 Amphictyons
- 93 Parliament
- 94 House of Commons
- 95 Assyrians
- 96 Eleans
- 97 Rhodians
- 98 Athenian jury
- 99 Babylonians
- 100 The common people
- 101 Galatians
- 102 The Four Hundred
- 103 The Furies
- 104 The Muslims
- 105 Allies
- 106 Titans
- 107 Arbitrators
- 108 Children
- 109 Giants
- 110 House of Lords
- 111 Chians
- 112 the Arabs
- 113 Roman Senate
- 114 Roman people
- 115 Academics
- 116 Ethiopians
- 117 Ephors
- 118 Cretans
- 119 Nymphs
- 120 Martyrs
- 121 Ephesians
- 122 Gladiators
- 123 Illyrians
- 124 Citizens
- 125 The Seven Sages
- 126 Archons
- 127 Graces
- 128 Syracusans
- 129 Brahmins
- 130 Bishops
- 131 Twice-born
- 132 Friends
- 133 Erinyes
- 134 Enemies
- 135 Council of the Areopagus
- 136 Creditors
- 137 Chaldeans
- 138 Valentinians
- 139 the heathen
- 140 Cappadocians
- 141 Farmers
- 142 Syrians
- 143 Greek states
- 144 Sadducees
- 145 Athenian generals
- 146 Hebrews
- 147 Helots
- 148 Plataeans
- 149 Chalcidians
- 150 Milesians
- 151 Jurors
- 152 Dorians
- 153 Clergy
- 154 Latins
- 155 Celts
- 156 Melians
- 157 Servants
- 158 Athenian people
- 159 Dialecticians
- 160 Gauls
- 161 The Rich
- 162 Scribes and Pharisees
- 163 Widows
- 164 the nine archons
- 165 Tyrants
- 166 Allies of Athens
- 167 Athenian allies
- 168 Eunuchs
- 169 Ninevites
- 170 Saints
- 171 Trierarchs
- 172 Young men
- 173 The theologians
- 174 Maruts
- 175 Rākṣasas
- 176 Ādityas
- 177 Vasus
- 178 Asuras
- 179 Aeginetans
- 180 Marcionites
- 181 Gandharvas
- 182 Corcyraeans
- 183 Brahmans
- 184 Dāsa
- 185 Acarnanians
- 186 Phliasians
- 187 Lydians
- 188 Aetolians
- 189 Dānavas
- 190 The subjects
- 191 the disciples
- 192 Children of Heracles
- 193 Cadmeans
- 194 English
- 195 The Poor
- 196 The army
- 197 Amphictyonic Council
- 198 Franks
- 199 Athenian jurors
- 200 Chaldaeans
- 201 Mysians
- 202 Soldiers
- 203 Thasians
- 204 The jurists
- 205 Council of Five Hundred
- 206 Pirates
- 207 The Crown
- 208 Bankers
- 209 Cephallenians
- 210 English lawyers
- 211 The Mu'tazilah
- 212 Three Hundred
- 213 Bithynians
- 214 Exiles
- 215 Juries
- 216 Roman Empire
- 217 The deathless gods
- 218 Gnostics
- 219 Parthians
- 220 Prytanes
- 221 Sailors
- 222 sorcerers
- 223 Bactrians
- 224 Elders
- 225 Eumolpidae
- 226 Philip's ambassadors
- 227 Politicians
- 228 The Barons
- 229 Sheriffs
- 230 Samians
- 231 Church of England
- 232 Myrmidons
- 233 Mantineans
- 234 Villeins
- 235 Freemen
- 236 Guardians
- 237 Capitalists
- 238 Sicyonians
- 239 Government
- 240 Socialists
- 241 Anglo-Saxons
- 242 Piśācas
- 243 Psychics
- 244 Rudras
- 245 The Prosecution
- 246 Cyrenaics
- 247 Epidaurians
- 248 Armenians
- 249 Cavalry
- 250 Mytilenaeans
- 251 Arabians
- 252 Gentlemen of the jury
- 253 Israelites
- 254 Paeonians
- 255 Paphlagonians
- 256 Roman lawyers
- 257 Athenian ambassadors
- 258 Companions of Socrates
- 259 Court of Chancery
- 260 Justices of the Peace
- 261 Private citizens
- 262 The learned
- 263 Chinese
- 264 Athenian People / Assembly
- 265 Druids
- 266 Eretrians
- 267 Getae
- 268 Mankind
- 269 Quraysh
- 270 The crowd
- 271 The four varnas
- 272 Ascetic
- 273 Cimmerians
- 274 Heraclidae
- 275 Roman Emperors
- 276 The Commons
- 277 The ancients
- 278 slaves of the household
- 279 Andrians
- 280 Athenian Council
- 281 Lotus Eaters
- 282 Ministers
- 283 Platonists
- 284 Senate of the Areopagus
- 285 The Ten Thousand
- 286 The knowers
- 287 Trojan captive women
- 288 the Academy
- 289 Clansmen
- 290 Craftsmen
- 291 Cyprians
- 292 French
- 293 Resident aliens
- 294 Thieves
- 295 Athenian envoys
- 296 Blessed gods
- 297 East India Company
- 298 Englishmen
- 299 Governors
- 300 Lapiths
- 301 Men
- 302 Nicolaitans
- 303 Sons of Heracles
- 304 Tauri
- 305 The Turks
- 306 Triballi
- 307 Ambassadors
- 308 Cardians
- 309 Embassies and ambassadors
- 310 Fates
- 311 Lawyers
- 312 Orphans
- 313 Priests
- 314 Russians
- 315 The Catholic Church
- 316 Treasury
- 317 Suitors
- 318 Privy Council
- 319 Dasyus
- 320 The Supreme Court of the United States
- 321 Paṇis
- 322 Apsarases
- 323 Lycians
- 324 United States Congress
- 325 Ṛbhus
- 326 Kaṇvas
- 327 Chorus of Theban Elders
- 328 Aṅgirases
- 329 Nonconformists
- 330 Greek army
- 331 Parliament of England
- 332 Barons of England
- 333 Bhṛgus
- 334 Sicels
- 335 Hindoos
- 336 Hyrcanians
- 337 Papists
- 338 Tegeans
- 339 Roman citizens
- 340 The jinn
- 341 Dasyus and Dasas
- 342 The Court
- 343 Courtesans
- 344 Spaniards
- 345 Israel / the Jews
- 346 Libyans
- 347 Bailiffs
- 348 Pelasgians
- 349 Plaintiff
- 350 Puritans
- 351 Thespians
- 352 Cyclopes
- 353 Defendant
- 354 Pylians
- 355 State-debtors
- 356 The judiciary
- 357 The multitude
- 358 Thirty-three gods
- 359 Alcmeonidae
- 360 Athens
- 361 Delphians
- 362 Long Parliament
- 363 Satyrs
- 364 The Sufis
- 365 Yātudhānas
- 366 Athenian citizens
- 367 Children of Israel
- 368 Orchomenians
- 369 Perioeci
- 370 Plebeians
- 371 Sown-Men
- 372 The Colonies
- 373 Witan
- 374 Allies of Sparta
- 375 Bodhisattvas
- 376 Constables
- 377 Constitutional Convention
- 378 English people
- 379 Justices of Assize
- 380 Kshatriya
- 381 Peltasts
- 382 Scionaeans
- 383 Venetians
- 384 Workmen
- 385 Athenian citizens and jurors
- 386 Colchians
- 387 Cynics
- 388 Cyrenaeans
- 389 Daitya
- 390 Demesmen
- 391 Irish
- 392 Publicans
- 393 Samnites
- 394 Taphians
- 395 The Companions
- 396 The Opponents
- 397 Tyrrhenians
- 398 Americans
- 399 Aryans
- 400 Cilicians
- 401 Cnidians
- 402 English Judges
- 403 Free men
- 404 Militia
- 405 The Thessalonians
- 406 The forebears
- 407 Vestal Virgins
- 408 Virgins
- 409 Viśvedevāḥ
- 410 Amalekites
- 411 Amphipolitans
- 412 Canaanites
- 413 City
- 414 Devils
- 415 Heracleots
- 416 Husbands
- 417 Informers
- 418 Lenders
- 419 Massagetae
- 420 Megalopolitans
- 421 Mlecchas
- 422 Peers
- 423 Roman jurists
- 424 Samaritans
- 425 Satraps
- 426 Sauromatae
- 427 Seven Against Thebes
- 428 Society
- 429 The Ephors of Sparta
- 430 The Polemarch
- 431 The public
- 432 Women and wives
- 433 the Boeotarchs
- 434 the Ten
- 435 Agnatic Kindred
- 436 Banu Tamim
- 437 Brethren
- 438 Calchedonians
- 439 Civilians
- 440 Crotonians
- 441 Enemies of Athens
- 442 Hyperboreans
- 443 Knights
- 444 Logicians
- 445 Moabites
- 446 Mortal men
- 447 Mortals
- 448 Oetaeans
- 449 Oligarchs
- 450 Orators
- 451 Patriarchs and prophets
- 452 Presidents
- 453 Tarentines
- 454 The Forty
- 455 The immortal gods
- 456 The soothsayers
- 457 The teachers
- 458 mixed castes
- 459 sons of Atreus
- 460 the Scipios
- 461 Aliens
- 462 Collectors of taxes
- 463 College of Pontiffs
- 464 Cooks
- 465 Daughters of Danaus
- 466 Democrats
- 467 Disciples of Christ
- 468 English nobility
- 469 Erechtheidae
- 470 Fishermen
- 471 Flatterers
- 472 Greek cities in Asia
- 473 Huguenots
- 474 Iberians
- 475 Menstruating woman
- 476 Midianites
- 477 Moors
- 478 Natural philosophers
- 479 Parents
- 480 Perinthians
- 481 Pheraeans
- 482 Philip's army
- 483 Quakers
- 484 Sarmatians
- 485 Shepherd
- 486 Sidonians
- 487 Sodomites
- 488 The Eupatrids
- 489 The Witenagemot
- 490 The ignorant
- 491 Tragic poets
- 492 the Decii
- 493 the Philippians
- 494 Congress
- 495 State Governments
- 496 The States
- 497 Aṅgirasas
- 498 Viśve Devāḥ
- 499 Individualists
- 500 Citizens of London
- 501 Waters
- 502 Court of Appeal
- 503 Phaeacians
- 504 Seven Seers
- 505 Aśvins
- 506 Portuguese
- 507 The King's Justices
- 508 Ephors of Lacedaemon
- 509 the yogin
- 510 Ārya
- 511 Patricians
- 512 Potidaeans
- 513 Turvaśa
- 514 Cadusians
- 515 Dutch
- 516 Egyptian priests
- 517 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
- 518 Saxons
- 519 The Legislator
- 520 The People of the United States
- 521 The satans
- 522 Adhvaryus
- 523 Alexandrians
- 524 Ambraciots
- 525 Anarchists
- 526 Assessors
- 527 Bishops and Clergy
- 528 Brehon lawyers
- 529 Freeholders
- 530 Plebs
- 531 The Police
- 532 Apsarasas
- 533 Brehons
- 534 Epeans
- 535 Gotamas
- 536 Jurisconsults
- 537 Niṣādas
- 538 Shudra
- 539 The Five Thousand
- 540 Barons of the Exchequer
- 541 Batavi
- 542 Comitia
- 543 Heaven and Earth
- 544 Israel / the Jewish people
- 545 Leontines
- 546 Married women
- 547 Methymnaeans
- 548 Normans
- 549 Seven Ṛṣis
- 550 Aryan race
- 551 Bourgeoisie
- 552 British Parliament
- 553 Delians
- 554 Despots
- 555 English Government
- 556 Five Peoples
- 557 Isocrates' pupils
- 558 Jesuits
- 559 Lesbians
- 560 Norman kings
- 561 Rakṣas
- 562 Roman Catholics
- 563 Sparta
- 564 The Majority
- 565 The Prelates
- 566 The Three Guardians
- 567 Vaishya
- 568 Vidyādhara
- 569 Yadu
- 570 infantry
- 571 Āyus
- 572 Alcmaeonidae
- 573 Atharvans
- 574 Aṅgiras
- 575 Banu Asad
- 576 Believers
- 577 Carystians
- 578 Comitia Curiata
- 579 Decemvirs
- 580 Erechthidae
- 581 Fallen angels
- 582 Gens
- 583 Heathens / the Nations
- 584 Judges of England
- 585 Justices in Eyre
- 586 Kimīdin
- 587 Kings of England
- 588 Monks
- 589 Navagvas
- 590 Old Academy
- 591 People of Tarsus
- 592 Rakṣas / Rākṣasas
- 593 Salian Franks
- 594 Selinuntines
- 595 Semitic peoples
- 596 Sureties
- 597 Sycophants
- 598 The Europeans
- 599 The Judge
- 600 The Minority
- 601 The troops
- 602 Toronaeans
- 603 Village Community
- 604 Yakṣas
- 605 spectators
- 606 Śrāvakas
- 607 Amphissians
- 608 Athenian State
- 609 Atreidae
- 610 Bottiaeans
- 611 Brahmacārins
- 612 Caunians
- 613 Church of Rome
- 614 Church of Scotland
- 615 Cities and states
- 616 Council and People of Athens
- 617 County Court
- 618 Court of Queen's Bench
- 619 Curetes
- 620 Galli
- 621 Gandharvas and Apsarases
- 622 Kikones
- 623 Liberals
- 624 Naxians
- 625 Nāhuṣas
- 626 Odrysians
- 627 Odysseus' companions
- 628 Odysseus's crew
- 629 Portugal
- 630 Saracens
- 631 Social Democratic Federation
- 632 Sādhyas
- 633 The Easterners
- 634 The Monastic Order
- 635 The Petitioners
- 636 The mutakallimun
- 637 The philosophers of Islam
- 638 The wise
- 639 Vasus and Rudras
- 640 apsaras and apsarīs
- 641 the human race
- 642 Aeons
- 643 Amorites
- 644 Banquet guests
- 645 Calvinists
- 646 Conservatives
- 647 Cyrus' friends
- 648 Debtor
- 649 Demi-gods
- 650 Encratites
- 651 Enemy
- 652 English common people
- 653 Forty Shilling Freeholders
- 654 French peasantry
- 655 Frenchmen
- 656 Goths
- 657 Hearers
- 658 Herald and messengers
- 659 Hired servant
- 660 Householder
- 661 Husband and wife
- 662 Immortals
- 663 Lepreans
- 664 Ministers of the Gospel
- 665 Nasamones
- 666 Nobles
- 667 Opuntian Locrians
- 668 Pisidians
- 669 Protestants
- 670 Sciritae
- 671 Shareholders
- 672 Sicilians
- 673 Sybarites
- 674 Tax-farmers
- 675 Teutonic peoples
- 676 Teutonic tribes
- 677 Thamud
- 678 The Athenian State/People
- 679 The Community
- 680 The English Barons
- 681 The English Crown
- 682 The Nobility
- 683 The Shi'ah
- 684 The Stuarts
- 685 The companions of the Prophet
- 686 The friends of God
- 687 The ruler
- 688 The tragedians
- 689 Theban Maenads
- 690 Turvaśa and Yadu
- 691 Witnesses and deponents
- 692 Working class
- 693 disciple
- 694 masters
- 695 the ancient Egyptians
- 696 the four classes
- 697 the gods of Olympus
- 698 the party of the Piraeus
- 699 Ānavas
- 700 Acamantis
- 701 Accusers
- 702 Ad
- 703 Africans
- 704 American States
- 705 Ancestors of Athens
- 706 Ancient Greeks
- 707 Apprentice
- 708 Arminians
- 709 Athenian magistrates
- 710 Athletae
- 711 Booksellers
- 712 Bowmen
- 713 Buddhists
- 714 Builders
- 715 Cavalry and infantry
- 716 Colophonians
- 717 Corinthian exiles
- 718 Court of King's Bench
- 719 Cydonians
- 720 Danes
- 721 Debtor and Creditor
- 722 Dicasts
- 723 Disciples of Jesus
- 724 Enslaved Persons
- 725 Fabii
- 726 Fellow-demesmen and Fellow-tribesmen
- 727 French Parliaments
- 728 French States-General
- 729 Friends of Athens
- 730 Grammarian
- 731 Heirs
- 732 Heirs of Julitta
- 733 House of Labdacus
- 734 Human beings
- 735 Humankind
- 736 Humans
- 737 Idol-worshippers
- 738 Idolaters
- 739 Indian Village Community
- 740 Indian sages
- 741 Jacobin Club
- 742 Judicial archons
- 743 King's council
- 744 Laestrygonians
- 745 Lesbians and Chians
- 746 Malians
- 747 Members of the Ward
- 748 Messenger
- 749 Minyae
- 750 Monks addressed in the perfection letter
- 751 Municipalities
- 752 Mussulmans
- 753 Naval boards
- 754 Numidians
- 755 Odrysae
- 756 Old men
- 757 Order of Widows
- 758 Pamphylians
- 759 Phocaeans
- 760 Pisistratids
- 761 Political economists
- 762 Popular orators
- 763 Prisoners of war
- 764 Republicans
- 765 Roman Catholic Church
- 766 Roman Knights
- 767 Russian Village Communities
- 768 Russian Village Households
- 769 Sabines
- 770 Salaminians
- 771 Salii
- 772 Senate of Five Hundred
- 773 Slave-owners
- 774 States of the United Provinces
- 775 Supercargoes and shipowners
- 776 Surety
- 777 Taxiarchs
- 778 Teachers of philosophy
- 779 Teleboans
- 780 Ten Kings
- 781 Tenant Farmers
- 782 The Family
- 783 The Hesperides
- 784 The Hours
- 785 The Legislature
- 786 The Relatives
- 787 The Robbers
- 788 The Successors
- 789 The Tudors
- 790 The Universities
- 791 The fastidious
- 792 The people of excellence
- 793 The people of the Sunnah and the community
- 794 The philologists
- 795 The prophets and messengers
- 796 The righteous
- 797 The righteous forebears
- 798 The scholars
- 799 The speculative thinkers
- 800 The transmitters
- 801 Tribunes of the Plebs
- 802 Zacynthians
- 803 atithi
- 804 boxer
- 805 disfranchised citizens
- 806 governors and kings
- 807 horsemen
- 808 physicians and surgeons
- 809 the Buddhas
- 810 the Lemnians
- 811 the initiates
- 812 the lawgivers
- 813 the travellers
- 814 Aediles
- 815 Aenianians
- 816 Apsaras
- 817 Armies
- 818 Astrologers
- 819 Astronomers
- 820 Athletic Victors
- 821 Atlantes
- 822 Bacchae
- 823 Bhṛgu lineage
- 824 Bithynian Thracians
- 825 Boys
- 826 Brigade-commanders
- 827 Britons
- 828 Caesareans
- 829 Cauconians
- 830 Celtic Clan Associations
- 831 Ceryces
- 832 Cherubim
- 833 Cimbri
- 834 Comic poets
- 835 Commander of a garrison
- 836 Corybantes
- 837 Court of Heliaea
- 838 Cretan bowmen
- 839 Cyzicenes
- 840 Demigods
- 841 Doctors
- 842 Dolopians
- 843 Domestic Servant
- 844 Earth and the Gods
- 845 Ecclesiastical Courts
- 846 Eleusinians
- 847 Emphyteuta
- 848 English Courts
- 849 Envoy
- 850 Eteobutadae
- 851 Flute-players
- 852 Fools
- 853 Forefathers of Athens
- 854 Foreign Nations
- 855 Foreigners
- 856 Gamblers
- 857 Genii
- 858 Gipsies
- 859 God's servants
- 860 Gods and goddesses
- 861 Grand Jury
- 862 Greek cities
- 863 Gymnosophists of the Indians
- 864 Hashim
- 865 Heracleidae
- 866 Herald
- 867 Hindu caste
- 868 Homeridae
- 869 Hottentots
- 870 House of Austria
- 871 Household members
- 872 Inns of Court
- 873 Invalids
- 874 Jadis
- 875 Jurhum
- 876 Justices
- 877 Kṛttikās
- 878 Laconians
- 879 Landlords and farmers
- 880 Legislative commission
- 881 Levites
- 882 Lombards
- 883 Magi of the Persians
- 884 Magnesians
- 885 Manufacturers
- 886 Maronites
- 887 Mercenary troops
- 888 Middle class
- 889 Midwives
- 890 Money-changers
- 891 Māhīnas
- 892 Nasamonians
- 893 Neighbors
- 894 Old Academics
- 895 Patriarchs
- 896 Pelopidae
- 897 People of Oreus
- 898 Peripatos
- 899 Persian kings
- 900 Pharaohs
- 901 Potters
- 902 Presbyters
- 903 Prostitute
- 904 Ritual priests
- 905 Roman soldiers
- 906 Sacred Embassy
- 907 Sapinda
- 908 Sclavonic Russians and Poles
- 909 Scythians and Thracians
- 910 Secretary of the Presidency
- 911 Seller
- 912 Selymbrians
- 913 Senones
- 914 Seres
- 915 Shipmen
- 916 Singers
- 917 Sintians
- 918 Sons of Erechtheus
- 919 Sons of Theseus
- 920 Sons of Tyndareus
- 921 Spartan envoys
- 922 Spies
- 923 Statesmen
- 924 Sādhya gods
- 925 Tasm
- 926 Tax-company
- 927 Telmessians
- 928 Teutonic Aristocracies of Ditmarsh
- 929 The Family and Companions of Muhammad
- 930 The Family of the Prophet
- 931 The Gracchi
- 932 The Populace
- 933 The Zanjī
- 934 The followers of Aristotle
- 935 The ignorant slanderer
- 936 The king's intimates
- 937 The men of the sciences
- 938 The people of the qiblah
- 939 The schools
- 940 The wretched
- 941 Thief
- 942 Thracian contingent
- 943 Triballians
- 944 Tribe of Benjamin
- 945 Troglodytes
- 946 citizens by birth
- 947 clerk
- 948 deserters
- 949 the tribe of Judah
- 950 Vānaras
- 951 Benthamites
- 952 Praetor
- 953 The Twenty-Five Barons
- 954 Tories
- 955 Whigs
- 956 Federal Government
- 957 Peregrini
- 958 Citizens of Ayodhyā
- 959 Megareans
- 960 Sabinian school
- 961 Trade unions
- 962 Crown Tenants
- 963 Commune Concilium
- 964 Council of State
- 965 Proculian school
- 966 Inventors
- 967 Roman Jurisconsults
- 968 Rākṣasas of Laṅkā
- 969 Scots
- 970 Bank of the United States
- 971 Greek mercenary army
- 972 Papists and Popish Recusants
- 973 The Supreme Court
- 974 Agnates
- 975 Chorus of Trojan Guards
- 976 Hindus
- 977 Patron
- 978 The Welsh
- 979 Evangelicals
- 980 Authors
- 981 Ikṣvāku lineage
- 982 Lusitani
- 983 Ministers of Ayodhyā
- 984 Chartists
- 985 Chorus of Troezenian Women
- 986 Gods and celestial hosts
- 987 Jews of England
- 988 Sheriffs and Bailiffs
- 989 Alien Merchants
- 990 Archbishops and Bishops
- 991 Chorus of Argive Mothers
- 992 Chorus of Birds
- 993 Chorus of Corinthian Women
- 994 Chorus of Phthian Women
- 995 Government of the Union
- 996 Judges and Magistrates
- 997 Latini Juniani
- 998 Mesne Lords
- 999 People of Ayodhyā
- 1000 Pisistratidae
- 1001 Pūrus
- 1002 Segestans
- 1003 The malignant party
- 1004 Vānara army
- 1005 Bears
- 1006 Chorus of Phoenician Women
- 1007 Chorus of Trojan Women
- 1008 Cognates
- 1009 Collectivists
- 1010 Fidejussor
- 1011 Kuśikas
- 1012 Northern Barons
- 1013 Rakṣases
- 1014 Sacians
- 1015 Sadānvāḥ
- 1016 Sponsor
- 1017 The Legitimation League
- 1018 Trade Unions and Combinations of Workmen
- 1019 Wage-earners
- 1020 the Arabs of the Jahiliyah
- 1021 Argive Army
- 1022 Basilideans
- 1023 Bharata's army
- 1024 Camarinaeans
- 1025 Earls and barons
- 1026 Foresters
- 1027 Gauḍas
- 1028 Messanians
- 1029 Minor litany deities (Vasu, Saṃvatsara, Sarasvatī, Hiṃkāra, Samudra, Mātariśvan, Mādhava, Aryaman, Aṃśa, Vivasvat, Dhātṛ, Vāta)
- 1030 Railway companies
- 1031 The English Church
- 1032 The Seven
cross-references
460 namesOther names the corpus uses — each folded into its concept page:
Adhvaryu see Adhvaryus · Adhvaryu and Hotṛ see Priests · All-Gods see Viśve Devāḥ · Ambassadors and embassies see Embassies and ambassadors · Ancestors see Pitṛs · Ancestors of the Athenians see Athenian ancestors · Ancient Egyptians see the ancient Egyptians · ancient/primeval men see Pitṛs · Apostles see the apostles · Arabes see the Arabs · Arabs see the Arabs · Arabs of the Jahiliyah see the Arabs of the Jahiliyah · Argos see Argives · Army see The army · Ascetic Fathers see Pitṛs · Athenians' ancestors see Athenian ancestors · Athens' Allies see Allies of Athens · Author see Authors · Banker see Bankers · barbarian see Barbarians · Barons see The Barons · Bhārgavas see Bhṛgu lineage · Boundary Guide see Shudra · Boxers see boxer · Brahmin see Brahmins · Brāhmaṇa see Brāhmaṇas · Buddhas see the Buddhas · Cecropian lands / Pandion's folk see Athenians · Chians and Lesbians see Lesbians and Chians · Church see The Church · Citizens of Thebes see Cadmeans · Coloni see The Colonies · Common Council see Commune Concilium · Common people see The common people · Commonalty see Plebs · Companions of Odysseus see Odysseus' companions · Congress of the United States see United States Congress · Cook see Cooks · Council see The Council · Council of Areopagus see Council of the Areopagus · Council of the Five Hundred see Council of Five Hundred · Courtesan see Courtesans · Creditor see Creditors · Creditor and debtor see Debtor and Creditor · Cāturvarṇya see the four classes · Cāṇḍālas see Caṇḍāla · Daityas see Daitya · Dasyu see Dasyus · Dasyu and Dāsa see Dasyus and Dasas · deathless gods see The deathless gods · Decii see the Decii · Devotees of the ancestors see Pitṛs · Dissenters see Nonconformists · Domestic servants see Domestic Servant · Dānava see Dānavas · Dāsa and Dasyu see Dasyus and Dasas · Dāsas see Dāsa · Dāsas / Dasyus see Dasyus and Dasas · Eleven see The Eleven · English barons see The English Barons · English Crown see The English Crown · Envoys see Envoy · Ephors of Sparta see The Ephors of Sparta · Eupatrids see The Eupatrids · Europeans see The Europeans · Farmers and Tenants see Tenant Farmers · Fathers see Pitṛs · Federal Court see The Supreme Court of the United States · Federal Courts see The Supreme Court of the United States · Fellows of Colleges see The Petitioners · Folk of Chalcodon see Euboeans · Forefathers and Fathers see Pitṛs · Four varṇas see The four varnas · Furies see The Furies · Gandharva see Gandharvas · Gandharva and Apsarases see Gandharvas and Apsarases · Garrison commanders see Commander of a garrison · general see Generals · Gods see The gods · Gods of Olympus see the gods of Olympus · Guest see atithi · heathen/nations see Heathens / the Nations · Hellenes see Greeks · Heracleotes see Heracleots · Heracles and the Dioscuri and Theseus and Achilles see Demigods · Heralds see Herald · Heralds and messengers see Herald and messengers · Hesperides see The Hesperides · Hours see The Hours · House of Atreus see sons of Atreus · Household slaves see slaves of the household · human race see the human race · Husband see Husbands · Immortal gods see The immortal gods · Initiates see the initiates · Inventor see Inventors · Island tribes of the Red Sea see Exiles · Jacobin clubs see Jacobin Club · Judiciary see The judiciary · Jurists see The jurists · Jury see The Jury · Justices of Peace see Justices of the Peace · Kimīdins see Kimīdin · King see Kings · King's Justices see The King's Justices · kings and governors see governors and kings · Kshatriyas see Kshatriya · Kuśika see Kuśikas · Kṣatriyas see Kṣatriya · Lacedaemonians see Spartans · Lawgivers see the lawgivers · Legislators see The Legislator · Legitimation League see The Legitimation League · Lemnians see the Lemnians · Leontine popular party see The Commons · Magistrates and Judges see Judges and Magistrates · Malignant party see The malignant party · Mantra-practitioners see the yogin · Marseilles see The People · Megarian see Megarians · Merchant see Merchants · Merchant Strangers see Alien Merchants · Mischievous women see The Sirens · Mleccha see Mlecchas · Monkey army see Vānaras · Monkeys see Vānaras · Muslims see The Muslims · Mytilenaeans and other Lesbians see Exiles · Nahuṣa see Nāhuṣas · Nations see Gentiles · Nine Archons see the nine archons · Nineveh see Ninevites · Niṣāda see Niṣādas · opponents see The Opponents · Orphan see Orphans · Our school see Stoics · Pajriya see The People · Paphlagonians, Ligyes, Matieni, Mariandyni, and Syrians see Cappadocians · Papists / Popish Recusants see Papists and Popish Recusants · Pariṣad see Assembly · Patrons see Patron · Paṇi see Paṇis · Peloponnesian League see Allies of Sparta · Peloponnesians see Spartans · People see The People · Persian magi see Magi of the Persians · Persians and Bactrians see horsemen · Petitioners see The Petitioners · Philologist see The philologists · Philosophers see The philosophers · Physician see Physicians · Pitṛs see Pitṛs · Polemarchs see The Polemarch · Police see The Police · Portugales see Portugal · Prelates see The Prelates · Prophets see The prophets · Prosecution see The Prosecution · Public men see Politicians · Pupils of Isocrates see Isocrates' pupils · Rajasvalā see Menstruating woman · relatives see The Relatives · Robbers see The Robbers · Rome see Romans · Rudras and Vasus see Vasus and Rudras · Rulers see The ruler · Rākṣasa see Rākṣasas · Sages see ṛṣis · Sages and seers see Twice-born · sages/seers see Twice-born · sailors of Ithaca see Odysseus's crew · Samos see Samians · sapiṇḍas see Sapinda · Scipios see the Scipios · Seers see ṛṣis · Senate see The Senate · Senate of Areopagus see Senate of the Areopagus · Senā see The army · Seven Sages see The Seven Sages · Shepherds see Shepherd · Sheriff see Sheriffs · Sirens see The Sirens · Slave see Dāsa · Socrates' companions see Companions of Socrates · Sons of Cadmus / Spartoi see Sown-Men · Soothsayers see The soothsayers · sorcerer see sorcerers · Sorcerers and demons see Rākṣasas · state see The State · States see The States · Subjects see The subjects · Supreme Court of the United States see The Supreme Court of the United States · Syracuse see Syracusans · tax-collectors see Collectors of taxes · teacher see The teachers · Ten see the Ten · the Academics see Academics · the Achaeans see Achaeans · the Aenianians see Aenianians · the Aeons see Aeons · and 260 more
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4,799 moreNamed in one work so far, awaiting more of the harvest before they earn a page of their own:
Agricultural Class · Analytical Jurists · Arians · Bharatas · Children (liberi) and self-successors · Chorus of Greek Women · Communists · Court of Exchequer · early hardy humans · Established Church of England · Fidepromissor · Filiusfamilias · Gandharvas and Apsarasas · Irish Tribe · Judex · Parliament of Scotland · Rākṣasī guards of Sītā · Rākṣasī women · Recuperatores · State Legislatures · the Chorus of Argive women · the people of England · The Thirty Spartiatae · Trade unionists · Vānara (monkey) army · Working Classes · Ammonians · Amphilochians · Banu Kalb · Bharadvājas · Bonorum emptor · Captains · Chios · Chorus of Salaminian sailors · Chorus of Trojan Elders · Clergy of the Church of England · Comitia Centuriata · Coroners · Corporation · Council of the Army · Genoese · High Churchmen · hoplites · House of Representatives · Infants · Irish Chiefs · Jesuits and Priests · Lords and Commons in Parliament · Manufacturing Occupation · Men of Ithaca · Mendaeans · Papists / the Popish party · Persons Excepted from the General Pardon · Pollock and Maitland · rākṣasīs · Scottish Highlanders · Hispani · Women of the inner apartments · The preoccupied · The Sovereign · The verifiers · the wicked spirits · Those in Beroea · Verderers · Yogin(s) · Adstipulator · Ammonites · Arab genealogists · Arāyī · Argives / citizens of Argos · Artisans and working classes · Ascetic heretics who reject marriage · Assembly of Divines · Assembly of the gods · Asuras and dānavas · Athens's Ionian and island allies · Authors and Inventors · Barcaeans · Bishops and prelates · Budini · Cāraṇas · Carriers and innkeepers · Vidyādhara women · Chorus of Athenian Elders · Chorus of elders of Colonus · Chorus of Pheraean elders · Churchmen · City of London · College of Pontifices · Commoners · Convention of Estates of Scotland · Delinquents · Devas · Ecclesiastical Commissioners · Employers · enemy army · Enemy coalition · English Parliament · Followers of Babhravya · Fools / ordinary people · Framers of the Constitution · French nobility · Geilfine group · Geloans · Gephyraeans · Gods and Asuras · Government analysts and public inspectors · Greek generals · Greeks and barbarians · Gṛtsamadas · Ikṣvāku dynasty · Jews / Hebrews · Lacedaemonians and the Peloponnesian confederacy · Latini · Leucadians · Minors · Navagvas and Daśagvas · Neuri · Parians · Pelleneans · Persian teachers · Philosophic Radicals · Pithamarda · Priyamedhas · Public women · Radicals · Rajput · Rhegians · Rival Speakers · Royal women · Chandogas · Siddhas · Sorcerers and sorceresses · Sui Heredes · The Athenian oligarchic club at Samos · Dutch East India Company · the enemy army/foes · The ghouls · The Legislator / Financier · The nations / Gentiles · The Queen's Subjects / The Public · Thrace-ward Chalcidians · The Three Thousand · The Workers · Thesprotians · Veneti · Vita · Advocates of Slavery · Aeniadae · Agathyrsi · Allies of Cyrus · Ancient and Other Unnamed Authors · Ancient Rhetorical Writers · Arabians and Ethiopians · Argive army of Eurystheus · Ascetics of the Daṇḍaka Forest · Athenian cavalry · Athenian citizens and army · Bactrians, Arians, Parthians, Chorasmians, Sogdians, Gandarians, Dadicae, and Indians · Bailees and bailors · and 4,639 more