i. 17, 36 ([Greek: ou pantos andros es Korinthon esth' ho plous]).

[Greek: Os dhopot aptaenessi pherei bosin dortalichoisi Maetaer, eiarinae Zephurou protangelos ornis, Oi dapalon truzontes epithroskousi kaliae, Gaethusunoi peri maetri, kai imeirontes edodaes Xeilos anaptussousin apan depi doma lelaeken Andros xeinodochoio liga klazousi neossois.] (Halieut.

That fleet commanded the Aegean Sea after the withdrawal of the weaker Macedonian squadron: Philip confined his operations by sea to maintaining garrisons on three of the Cyclades, Andros, Cythnos, and Paros, and fitting out privateers.

The Roman fleet also did not accomplish much; it expelled the Macedonian garrison from Andros, punished Euboea and Sciathus, and then made attempts on the Chalcidian peninsula, which were, however, vigorously repulsed by the Macedonian garrison at Mende.

The Roman fleet, which during the campaign in Greece was charged with the task of interrupting the communication between Greece and Asia Minor, and which had been successful about the time of the battle at Thermopylae in seizing a strong Asiatic transport fleet near Andros, was thenceforth employed in making preparations for the crossing of the Romans to Asia next year and first of all in driving the enemy's fleet out of the Aegean Sea.

By R.S.S. Andros, Late Deputy-Collector of Customs at Boston.

At length in 1684 the Massachusetts charter was annulled, an attempt was made to suppress town-meetings, and the colony was placed under a military viceroy, Sir Edmund Andros.

In a letter to English friends (1698) Nathaniel Byfield writes particulars of the revolt in the New England Colonies against the royal governor, Sir Edmund Andros.

"We have, also, advice that on Friday last Sir Edmund Andros did attempt to make an escape in woman's apparel, and passed two guards and was stopped at the third, being discovered by his shoes, not having changed them."

3,000 Greek Christians Andros 120 in compass.

Massachusetts rebelled against Andros and Dudley in 1689.

Randolph's visit, Andros's administration, the suspension and resumption of the Charter, bring him out into broader matters, which he treats with frankness and skill.

"On the 31st of October, 1687, Sir Edmund Andros, attended by members of his council and a bodyguard of sixty soldiers, entered Hartford to take the charter by force.

Woman of Andros.

Bennett Foster (A); 1Jun67; R411140. FOSTER, ELIZABETH ANDROS.

Elizabeth Andros Foster (A); 5May67; R409929. FOSTER, INEZ.

Woman of Andros.

SEE Colby, Charles C. FOSTER, ELIZABETH ANDROS.

Elizabeth Andros Foster (A); 6Jan60; R249415.

FOSTER, ELIZABETH ANDROS.

Elizabeth Andros Foster (A); 25Feb64; R332497.

Bennett Foster (A); 1Jun67; R411140. FOSTER, ELIZABETH ANDROS.

Elizabeth Andros Foster (A); 5May67; R409929. FOSTER, INEZ.

Past Sunium With rushing keel, the long Euboean strand, Hymettus and the pine-dark hills shall fade Into the dusk: at Andros we shall water, And ere another starlight hush the shores From seaward valleys catch upon the wind

Andros, Sir Edmund.