The Tyrant's Tomb

ab urbe condita Latin for from the founding of the city. For a time, Romans
used the acronym AUC to mark the years since the founding of Rome.
Achilles a Greek hero of the Trojan War; a nearly invulnerable warrior who
slayed the Trojan hero Hector outside the walls of Troy and then dragged
his corpse behind his chariot
Aphrodite the Greek goddess of love and beauty. Roman form: Venus
Ares the Greek god of war; the son of Zeus and Hera, and half brother to
Athena. Roman form: Mars
Argentum Latin for silver; the name of one of Reyna’s two automaton
greyhounds that can detect lying
Argo II a flying trireme built by the Hephaestus cabin at Camp Half-Blood
to take the demigods of the Prophecy of Seven to Greece
Artemis the Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon; the daughter of Zeus
and Leto, and the twin of Apollo. Roman form: Diana
Asclepius the god of medicine; son of Apollo; his temple was the healing
center of ancient Greece
Athena the Greek goddess of wisdom. Roman form: Minerva
aura (aurae, pl.) wind spirit
Aurum Latin for gold; the name of one of Reyna’s two automaton
greyhounds that can detect lying
ave Latin for hail, a Roman greeting