Abram. Original name of the Patriarch, who is ancestor of Israel and the Arabs. But also: Father of pope Zosimus.

Achilles. Greek hero in Trojan war. But also: Tried to become emperor(297)

Apollo. Greek God of art etc. But also: Person in New Testament.

Ariadne. Helped Theseus against the Minotaur But also: Byzantine Empress.

Camilla. English lady. But also: Female warrior in Aeneid

Cyrus. Great Persian king. But also: Father of Mary (Magdalene)

Daniel. Prophet in Old Testament. But also: Daniel the Stylite

Demosthenes. Orator in Athens. But also: Governor of Pontus

Elisabeth. Queen of England. But also: Mother of John the Baptist

Euphrates River. But also: Gnostic

Helen. Most beautiful woman of Antiquity. Caused Trojan war. But also: Companion of Simon Magus Also Saddan, Oriental Queen Mother of Constantine the Great Daughter of Constantine the Great Daughter-in-law of Constantine the Great

Ida. Famous mountain on Crete. But also: Person in Aeneid

Isaac. Patriarch. But also: Catholic priest and author Donatist

Juliana. Former queen of the Netherlands. But also: Martyr Martyr

Menelaus. King of Sparta and husband of Helen of Troy. But also: Mathematician and astronomer Sculptor Jewish leader

Minerva. Roman Goddess of handicraft etc. But also: Concubine of Constantine the Great

Moses. Leader of the Israelites But also: Martyr

Nereus. Sea God. But also: Person from the New Testament Martyr

Orestes. Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnaestra. Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides write plays about his life and deeds. But also: General, father of Romulus Augustulus. Prefect Consul, 157 BC Consul, 126 BC Consul, 103 BC Consul, 71 BC

Orion: mythological hunter, gave his name to a star constellation. But also: Greek grammarian.

Osiris: Egyptian God But also: Soldier in the Aeneid

Paris. Trojan hero, and capital of France. But also: Actor who had an affair with Nero. Actor who had an affair with Domitians wife.

Pegasus. Flying horse. But also: Soldier in the Aeneid

Pygmalion: King who fell in love with a statue of a woman. But also: Brother of Dido, whose husband he murdered.

Pythagoras: Mathematician and philosopher, famous for his Theorem. But also: Male prostitute in Nero's time