Encyclopaedia Britannica [24, 14R ed.]

Table of contents :
Cover
Title
Introduction
Index Rules
List of Abbreviations
INDEX
A
AGAVE
AMASIS
ANTIGONE
ARTS
BACKSTITCH
BEAUMARCHAIS
BIXIN
BRADOON
BURNELL
CAPYS
CERUSSITE
CHITASPIS
COBDEN
CONSTANTINOPLE
CRISTOFORI
DOWES
DIONYSUS
DUST
ELPHINSTONE
ETHIOPIA
FOUQUIER
GAMBIA
GIZENGA
GREAT
HANDEL
HETEROPTERA
HULL
INDONESIA
ISTANBUL
JUDAS
KITCHEN
LAPWORTH
LIFE
LOXODONTA
MAN
MANSTOKE
MIDDLE
MONTREAL
NAMURIAN
OCOTAL
OWADA
PATTERSON
PHILOSOPHY
POLAND
PRJEVALSKY
RABBIT
REPLETE
ROMAN
SAINT LEGER
SCHEINER
SHAL
SMITH
SPIN
SUBEPITHELIAL
TANKETTE
THRACIAN
TRICARBOXYLIC
UNITED STATES
VETERINARY
WATER TURBINE
WOMEN'S
ZULUMART
ATLAS
List of Maps and Insets
Map Symbols
World, Political
World, Physical
Northern Lands and Seas
North America
United States of America
Alaska
USA, Northwestern
USA, Southwestern
USA, Northern Interior
USA, Central
USA, Cities and Environs
USA, Western Gulf Region
USA, Southeastern
USA, Northeastern
USA, Eastern Gateway of Canada and New England
USA, Cities and Environs
Canada
Canada, Cities and Environs
Canada
Untitled
Gulf and Caribbean Lands
Central Mexico
Central America
Western Indies
Southern Lands and Seas
South America
Northern South America
Southern South America
Europe and Western Asia
England, Central
Western Europe
Mediterranean Lands
British Isles
Scandinavia, Southern
East Baltic Republics
Central Europe
France
Spain and Portugal
Italy
Balkans
Russia, Central European
Soviet Union
Soviet Union in Europe
Soviet Union in Asia
EurAsia
Palestine - Malaya
India
Southwestern Asia
China and Japan
Eastern China
Eastern China
Korea and Japan
Indonesia and the Philippines
Pacific Ocean
Australia and New Zealand
Southeastern Australia
Africa
Northern Africa
Southern Africa
Regional Africa
Historial Maps
Alexander's Empire
Roman Empire About 400 A.D.
Europe About 1360
Europe About 1721
World About 1900
Europe 1922-1940
Index to Atlas
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X-Y
Z
Glossary of Foreign Geographical Terms
Contributors to Encyclopaedia Britannica
Contributors and the Articles Signed By Them

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BRITANNICA

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

The Encyclopedia Britannica is published

with the editorial advice of the faculties

of The University of Chicago

and of a

committee of members of the faculties of Oxford, Cambridge

and London

universities

and of a

co?nmittee

at The University of Toronto

"LET KNOWLEDGE

AND THUS

BE

GROW FROM MORE TO MORE HUMAN LIFE ENRICHED."

A Netv Survey of Universal Kmivledge

ENCYCLOPiEDIA BRITANNICA Index to Volumes

1

to 23

Atlas, Index to Atlas Lists of

Contributors

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA,

INC.

WILLIAM BENTON, PUBLISHER

CHICAGO LONDON TORONTO •

•

•

GENEVA SYDNEY TOKYO •

•

© 1966 BY Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.

Copyright under International Copyright Union All Rights Reserved under Pan American and Universal Copyright

Conventions by Encyclop/EDia Britannica, Inc. printed in the

u.

Library of Congress Catalog Card

s.

a.

Number: 66-1017}

ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA INDEX AND ATLAS CONTENTS Index to Volumes

1

to 23

Atlas Index to Atlas

Glossary of Foreign Geographical Terms Lists of Contributors

INTRODUCTION VOLUME

'HIS

an Index to volumes

of Encyclopczdia Britannica contains:

1

to 23;

Atlas of the World; an Index to the Atlas of the World; and complete listings of contributors to Encyclopcedia Britannica,

first

all

an the

alphabetically by initials that are signed to

the articles and then alphabetically by the last name.

INDEX TO VOLUMES

THE INDEX

to

volumes

to 23 begins

1

on page

TO

1

in this

1

23

volume. This Index

The Text Index

Index as differentiated from the Atlas Index.

is

mulation of more than 500,000 cards giving the precise quarter of a page or a person or an idea

is

mentioned

in the 39,000 Britannica entries.

cards have been assembled and alphabetized to

gether for the convenience of the reader

volumes

to 23, sorts

1

Encyclopcedia Britannica

States

first

represents terial the

find not

mation

all

he

22,

which a thing

the Text Index. This Index gathers to-

for

much

the same reason that roads

an unfamiliar country.

so vast a

will find

in

These thousands of

work that

For example,

it

cannot be used to greatest advantage

if

the reader turns to the article

United

a long article on that country, but the article by no means

the information in Britannica about the United States.

To

find all this

ma-

reader must go to the Text Index, where under the entry "United States" he will

only the reference to the main article but also about 1,000 references to inforin

many

related articles throughout the 23

Again, a reader in

is

built in

consulting the Index.

volume

in

make

the Text

the topics covered by the 36,000,000 words in

them out and tabulates them,

and signposts are planned and without

all

is

the result of an accu-

New York

city.

may

If

text

volumes of Britannica.

wish to learn something about the Metropolitan

he looks for

it

in

volume 15 under

its

Museum

of

Art

alphabetical position, he will not

INTRODUCTION

vi

find

an

article

Museum

tion on the Metropolitan

The

The Text

on the subject.

Art" references to different

of

reader

who

Museum

of

Index, however, gives him under "Metropolitan

where informa-

articles in Encyclopcedia Britannica

Art

may

turns to the Index

be found.

first will

use Britannica most intelligently and

profitably.

Because the purpose of the many thousands of Index entries is to classify, clarify and search out specific information, much attention has been given to their simplification. They are placed in alphabetical order according to the ticles throughout the text of the 23 volumes.

same system used

to arrange the titles of ar-

are considered single headings and are alphabetized letter by letter

tuation mark.

Examples and a further explanation are given under Index Rules and

of Abbreviations on pages

Two

viii

The

List

to x of this volume.

kinds of type are used in the Index

faced type.

number of words, down to the punc-

All entries, regardless of the

— black- faced

(or bold-faced)

type and light-

black-faced type signifies article headings; the light-faced type refers to

The

portions of related articles covering the subject of the entry.

a bold-faced entry

is

always to the

first

page reference after

article itself.

References to towns are followed by abbreviations giving the country, state or other

which the towns are situated. Names

political subdivisions in

of lakes, rivers

and moun-

tains are identified as physical features.

Persons are often identified in parentheses by

nationality or profession. Things of the

same name

word or an abbreviation

are often followed

by a descriptive

in parentheses.

In the case of important articles, for example, "France," where there are scores

and

often hundreds of references, references are grouped together under different subtitles, as Agriculture,

Army, Commerce and Industry, Finance, History, In this connection the reader

are also arranged alphabetically. of Britannica

given

lists

itself,

of the

their alphabetical

in

more important

places,

are

many

;

These subheadings

etc.

reminded that

in the

body

headings under which are

articles covering that subject.

in their alphabetical positions in the text, entries entitled

Architecture (Articles on)

is

Thus, the reader

will find,

Agriculture (Articles on)

;

etc.

In addition to the Index entries, which have volume and page references, there are

thousands of cross references This means that

all

Index entry "Formosa." fer

in the Index, for

example, "Taiwan,

the references with information about It is

isl.,

Taiwan

China: see Formosa."

will

be listed under the

important to remember that cross references

in the

Index

re-

only to Index headings.

The

reader will notice that at the top of the outside column of each page of the

Text Index and the Atlas Index are key words or headings which identify the first and the last entries on that page. These enable the reader to find more readily subjects included within each page. introduction.

The

reader

There he

is

also urged to study the rules

will find detailed discussions

geographical entries, references to illustrations, ness of his encyclopaedia.

etc.,

which immediately follow

and examples which

this

of the rules concerning

will greatly increase the useful-

INTRODUCTION

vii

THE A TZ AS

THE MAPS of the continents and countries of

A LL

l\ volume, plates maps

for the general reader

phical feature;

it

the world are brought together in this

Probably the chief use of

to 108 (including six general historical maps).

1

is

to

therefore,

is,

show the

some geogramaps brought together in the

relative position of a state or city or

advantageous to have

volume with a separate Atlas Index, where

all

all

names are arranged

alphabetically.

the reader of an article about the United States, or about any other country,

have the

map

of that

However,

in

country open before him as he

volumes

1

to 23 there are also

Greece and Rome, as well as numerous

These accompany the

The maps Britannica so

many

is

Moreover,

may

wish to

reading.

maps, such as those of ancient

historical

physiographic, military and other types of maps.

articles they illustrate.

made maps

display the beauty, accuracy and good judgment that have

favourably known everywhere.

They

are

modern

in

in

every respect and

present a complete coverage of the world.

INDEX TO ATLAS

THE

ATLAS INDEX

immediately follows the

Index was prepared by card-indexing

all

map

the place

plates in this volume.

names

mountains, etc.— on each of the political-physical maps.

thousands of cards If

it is

a reader wishes to hnd the city of London, Eng.,

and

advisable

in

name

in

It will

the Text Index, these

in

him

map

directly to the right

first

map

In using the Atlas Index,

of Abbreviations

preceded by the

is

the Atlas, he saves time by

lead

London on the map.

and List

to read the Index Rules

In the Atlas Index each place

name, and

the Atlas Index.

to the precise position of

first

As

The Atlas

towns, rivers, oceans,

were assembled and alphabetized.

turning to the entry "London" in the Atlas

— cities,

on the following pages.

plate number.

Following the

consecutive order, a pronunciation of the name, general location and latitude

in

and longitude are given. The latitude and longitude are the approximate geographic co-ordinates used to locate a place on a map.

LISTS OF CONTRIBUTORS \T

THE END

of this volume, following the Index to the Atlas, are

tributors to Encyclopcedia Britannica 1

through

23.

The

articles are signed

by

initials,

ranged alphabetically and are identified with the list

gives

by them.

all

two

lists

of the con-

— those persons who wrote the articles in volumes and

full

in the first list these initials are ar-

names

of the contributors.

the contributors, alphabetically by last name, and the

The second

titles of articles

signed

—

INDEX RULES I.

Typography.— In

the following Index to volumes i to 23, prance) represent articles (e.g. entries in light-faced type refer

entries in bold-faced capitals

,

Encydopxdia Britannica;

in the

to information in the text of various articles, in an illustration map. Immediately after the entry comes the reference to

or on a

the article heading if there is one. After that the references are to information contained in the text of the various articles.

References may be of a general or specific nature. General references give only the volume, page and location. A reference with specific information on one phase of a topic is preceded by a subhead or a subsubhead, or both.

Example: LIEGE, Belg. 13-1080C Brjalniont 4-168C captures

1702 21-165d 1914 9-64 lb; 23-753b

-{General reference)

-{Subhead and reference) -{Subhead) -(Subsubheads and

referen.

and when elsewhere by the country only, unless two of the same name and character occur in the same country, when the province department or similar subdivision is given to differentiate theTn. Topographical entries other than towns and villages are described as "riv.," "mt.," etc. In cases like "Big Mountain," "Big River," denoting physical features, the arrangement is or

Big, mt. Big, riv.

"Big Mountain, Calif.," or "Mount Hope, Mass.," denote towns, not mountains. IV. Alphabetization. All entries, whether consisting of a single word or of two or more, are treated for the purpose of alphabetization as single complete headings. For example, according to the system adopted, the hypothetical entries "Boxing," "Brahms, Johannes," "Boy Scouts," "Boycott," "Bush, Vannevar," "Boyer, Sir Alfred," "Bush, Miss.," "Boyer, John," "Boyer, Charles," "Bush (bot.)" would be alphabetized thus:

Such entries

as

—

All references show (i) the volume in bold-faced Arabic nu merals; (2) the page number in light-faced type; (3) the exact quarter of the page by means of the letters a, b, c, d, signifying respectively the upper and lower halves of the first and second columns (e.g., Canada 4-728C) In references to maps in the text these letters are sometimes replaced by an indication of the map square or "grid" in the usual

form

{e.g.,

A

B4).

capital letter following the page

and 23-793. Entries in quotation marks denote books, poems, plays, reviews, essays, stories, newspapers, histories, etc.; operas, oratorios, cantatas, symphonic poems and similar works. Quotation marks are also used for ships, pictures, songs, race horses, statues, etc.

Cross references

volumes

i

in the

Index are to Index

entries, not to the

to 23.

—

II. Illustrations When illustrations on the text pages are indexed, the reference gives the volume (in bold-faced type) and the page number after the designation "il." (illustration) or

the specific figure number, for example, fig. i. References to half-tone or colour plates, designated "PI." (Plate), give the article which the illustration accompanies, the plate number if there is more than one and numbers of the figures on the plate

when

pertinent, for example, PI.

I

8-english history.

Geographical Entries. — These, when situated

in the United States, are followed by the state; in Great Britain, by the county and country; in Australia by the state and the country; in Canada and South Africa by the province and the country; III.

LIST Abbreviations. abbrev.

(bot.)

position is determined letter by letter down to the punctuHyphenated words are treated as one word. Two words used as a subject are alphabetized as if they were one. The alphabetization continues to the punctuation mark, and the position of names which are the same is then determined by the

The

ation mark.

order (i) persons, (2) places, (3) things. The order is next determined by the alphabetization of the word following Ike punctuation mark, except that titles are not considered. Individuals of the same name but with different titles are arranged in order of the importance of their titles; e.g., saints precede popes, popes precede emperors, then follow kings, dukes, earls, etc. A classifying word or phrase following the entry is not treated as part of the heading for alphabetical purposes except in a series of identical entries.

beginning with "Mc," "M' " are alphabetized as "St." as "Saint"; "Ste." as "Sainte"; "SS." as "Saints." Names with connectives such as"de,""von," etc., are generally alphabetized under the main part of the name gogh, Vincent wiLLEM VAN except where anglicized, as in du font.

Names

"Mac";

—

All numerals that might be expected to occur at the beginning of entries are spelled out; the same is true of Greek letters; e.g., a ray as alpha ray.

OF ABBREVIATIONS

— For common abbreviations, see

tractions adopted for the Text Index and the

Bush

number

denotes an "insert page," usually added because of insertion of new material. Thus 23-792A, B, C, D, etc., fall between 23-792

text in

Boxing Boycott Boyer, Sir Alfred Boyer, Cliarles Boyer, John Boy Scouts Bratims. Johannes Bush, Vannevar Bush, IVIiss.

Map

the article Abbreviation in vol. Index which follows the Atlas.

i.

The

following

list

includes the general con-

LIST bart.

OF ABBREVIATIONS

IX

LIST Mold.

OF ABBREVIATIONS

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 TO TO

MAKE THE BEST IT

IS

USE OF THIS

23

INDEX

ESSENTIAL

TO READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGES V-X

^

ENCYCLOPiEDIA BRITANNICA Index forVolumes 1 to

^ To make the

AALBORG

(Alborg), county and city, Den. l-3a and pop. table of county

7-250 Aalesund

A

(letter)

A Al

(ft

1-lb l-2a

Aali,

Lloyd's 14-173b A-4 (V-2) (missile): see V-2 A-A.; see Antiaircraft at

AALSMEER,

(riv.):

19-412

air-to-air missiles table

AAA;

see

Adjustment

Agricultural

Administration A. A. A.; see American Automobile association A. A. A.; see Amateur Athletic association (Gt.Brit.) A. A. AS. (American Academy of Arts

and Sciences) l-59c A.A.A.S. (American Association

Advancement l-729d

the

of

for

Science)

(AbenrScounty dist..

Sonderborg), Den. l-2a area and pop. table 7-250 A.A.C.: see Amateur Athletic club Aach, riv., Ger. 7-66b (Aix-la-Chapelle, Ger. l-2b

l-2b; 19-502b; bronze panel PI. V

cath.

Aken),

19-504d

15-METALWORK, DECORATIVE

Chandeliers 4-7eOa

Charlemagne 5-290C council (816) 5-73C carving

ivory

World War

12-811a

II

A.A.F. (abbrev.):

AALST, pop.

23-792MC see Army

air forces (U.S.) Bertus (Du. poet) 7-798c Aahmes (Egy. kings): see Ahmose Aa-Kheperu-Ra (Egy. pharaoh): see

Amenhotep

citrifolia

ll-174b;

Aardals, fjord. Nor.

isls..

ABACA FIBRE

l-3c;

IV

14-727C tubulidcntata 7-965c; 22-536a AARDWOLF (mammal) l-3d carnivore 4-935d AARE (Aar), riv., Switz. l-3d Berne 3-522b Rhine 19-261d valley 21-676b Aarestrup, Emil 7-56a table

canton,

(Argovie),

Switz.

l-4a area and pop. 21-689a AARHUS (Arhus), co. and town. Den. l-4b CO. area and pop. table 7-250 Aarhus (Arhus) university (Den.) 7IV

13-LAND-

SCAPE ARCHITECTURE

AARON

13-1049

(Jewish priest) l-4c

Aaron, Vasile 19-748d Aaron ben Elijah of Nicomedia (Jewish philos.)

Aaronic Fin.: see

Ahvenanmaa

12-1044d

priesthood (Latter-day Saints) 13-796b; 13-800a

Seville,

5-lOld;

22-

families

table

hist,

of

12-1067C I-III)

1

10-829

map 23-781

ABAE,

Gr. l-7c Abahai (Manchu emp.) 5-653b Abaiang, isl., Gilbert isls., Pac.

0.

Abailard, Peter: see Abelard, Pierre Abakaliki, Nig. area and pop. table 16-506 ABAKAN, U.S.S.R. l-7d Khakass oblast 13-324a Abakanowicz, Abdank (math.) 14-

1085c Aballach's island: see Avalon (myth.)

Green ear, Perlemeon) l-7d

(Ear-shell,

D' Eth.: see Blue Nile

ABBA MARI fig.

12-524d I

riv,,

D'

l-9a

Armenian settlements 2-421b East India company 17-652b Georgia 10-229d Hormuz ll-696d Isfahan 12-659d; 12-674b reign 17-677d 'Abbas II (Pers.) 17-678d ABBAS (Egyptian pasha) l-9d Egy. hist. 8-67b ABBAS II (Abbas Hilmi Pasha) (Egy. khedive) l-9d Egy. hist. 8-70b fol. Zaghlul 23-929C I

of

Mohammed)

10b

ABBAS, FERHAT 1-lOa

Eth.: see Blue Nile

La)

4-569b

rib 10-600a; 2-289b (St. Abbaye-aux-Hommes

1-

Caen,

(church,

Etienne)

Fr.)

4-569b

19-ROMANESQUE PI. ARCHITECTURE 2-ARCH AND vault 2-289b; PI. VAULT nave

(Abba Marl ben Moses

(uncle

riv.,

Abbaye (Fr. artists) 7-741C (TrinitS, Abbaye-aux-Dames crypt 6-843d

ben Joseph) (Astruc, Yarih) (rabbi) l-9a Aristotle 12-1048b Abba Muda (Galla rel.) 9-1094a ABBAS 1 (the Great) (Pers.) l-9b

Abbas, al-

Abbay,

l-8c

l-9a Abbai,

12-676c; 2-

(church, Caen, Fr.)

20-400d

ABBADIE, ARNAUD MICHEL

(Jazirat al-Khidr [island]), and city, Iran l-7b

Ormer,

(Epidaurus,

ABBADIE, ANTOINE THOMSON 2-

isl.

ABALONE

(rabbi)

ABBADIDS (Abbad

4-830C

World War

(people) linguistic

Abba Arika

1038d

airport

(law) l-8b

22-7020

ABACUS

1-6C Gerbert 20-692b Phoenicia 17-889a ABACUS (arch.) l-7b;

l-43d

702PC U.S.S.R.

Abacate: see Avocado Abaco, Great, isl.. Bah. 2-1038d Abaco, Little, island, Bahamas

ABADAN

Isaac

Argos) l-8b

assize 2-627d Abalon (building)

Abazinians

2-178a;

lit. 2-185C 12-672d Baghdad 2-601C Baikh 3-18b caliphate 4-648b fol.; 12-667C carpets 19-706a Damascus 7-23c Egy. 8-59C glass 10-458b Iraq 15-207b Ma'mun 14-731b Mecca 15-33a Palestine 17-167b Persia 17-675a Syria 21-718C Abbas Mirza (Pers. prince) 17-682b

arch.

ABAUZIT, FIRMIN l-8b

10-413a

251b PI.

Abarbanel (Abrabanel), Abaroi: see Avars

ABAS (k. of ABATEMENT

hist.

164d Arab.

Abattoir (Slaughterhouse) 20-771C

hemp ll-351b rope 19-614b

capital

Arab.

Asclepius of Gr.) 8-640b

(Manila hemp) l-6a;

Muslim assimilation l-623b Abba Salama: see Frumentius, Saint Abbas Hilmi (Egy. khedive): see Abbas II ABBASIDS (Moham. dynasty) 1-lOb

l-8a

personal property 17-700d Abantes (people) 8-806a

Davao 7-93c PI.

Asia M. 7-22b town, Peru 2-

hieron

6-COSTA RICA

I

and

prov.

ABANDONMENT

9-233a

20-925C

AARDVARK (mammal) 14-MAMMAL

view

Abancay,

riv.,

isl.: see Euboea Abaquesne, Masseot (potter) 22-214d

(stream, river): see under specific name of each river, except as

baling PI.

I

Abantis,

below

(goddess) 2-lOOc Aar, massif, Alps 1-672C Aar, riv., Switz.; see Aare Aarau, Switz. l-4a

AND

PI. 20-SHELLS SHELL COLLECTING

151a

ABA, Nig. l-5d Aba (clothing) 7-679C Ababda (tribe) Beja 3-408a

Aantum

15-

978c Aaland,

Ab

Aanekoski, Fin. 13-317C Aanrud, Hans 16-660b

il.

Lawrence)

5d LandsmSI movement 16-659b

design, 20th century 7-302d furniture 5-238d cabinet furniture 4-552d library arch. 13-] 059b place in arch, 15-()28d fol.

library

H.

A.A.U.: see Amateur Athletic union A.B. (degree): see Bachelor (degree) Ab (Heb. month) 4-624d

AALTO, ALVAR l-3b

campus

(D,

Aartsen, Pieter (paint.): see Aertsen, Pieter AASEN, IVAR ANDREAS (philol.) 1-

l-3a

tomb 15-107b

11

Jeppe (poet) 7-57b (Ach, Aich, A'l) (plant) l-3a

Aakjaer,

Morinda

Holl.

classification

Rod"

"Aaron's

Belg. l-3b

AARGAU

shell

Abana (Barada),

13-825d

Mohammed

Pasha,

7-877a

Aafjes,

AAL

Nor.

(states.):

peace of 21-683d

AABENRAA-SONDERBORG

AACHEN

AM

seaport,

Pasha

Emin

see under specific name of each river, except as below AA, rivs., Eur. l-2a Aa (lava flow) 23-241C AA-20 (missile)

Aa

cookery 20-848d

Aaronides 18-500a "Aaron Manby" (ship) 20-527a Aaron's-beard: see Rose of Sharon

AARON'S-ROD l-5d

(Alesund),

l-5b4c Mehemet, see

of this Index

read the Instructions on pages v-x

it is essential to

area

best use

23

I

I

(now Opatija, Yugos.), 16-978C ABBE, ERNST (phys.) 1-lOc camera lucida 4-700a Abbazia

It.

condenser 2-lOlOa microscope 15-385C prism (Brashear-Hastings, Koening) fig. 9 3-626 refractometer 19-59d Zeiss, Carl

23-943b

(eccles.) l-12b "Abbedale" (horse) ll-723b Abbess l-12c

Abbe

Abbeville, La. pop. table

14-353

Abbeville, S.C. pop. table 21-88A ABBEVILLIAN (Chellean)

Chellean 5-371a

1-lOd

Af.

9-225b Abd-el-Ka'ba (Moham. Abu-Bakr

10-380d

Nubia 16-6e8a

ABBEY, EDWIN AUSTIN

1-622C Bugeaud 4-378C Mascara 14-1008d

(paint.) 1-

ABD-EL-KRIM (Mohammed Abd-AI-

aod

Karim

Abbey; see Monastery Abbey craig, ml., Scotland 21-412d Abbeyside, Ire, 7-762a

ABBEY THEATRE

1-lla

(Dublin)

Dublin 7-723d Gregory 10-912b Irish literary renaissance 12-597a

Synge 21-70ec Yeats 23-881d (Abbo,

Saint)

(of

Fleury) 1-llb Abbot, Charles, Isl baron Colchester

(law) b-lob

of

(list)

4-

(Brit,

act.)

1-

archbps.

906b see

^^ ^^ABBOTSFORD l-12d ^^^ C^^Kcott,

Roxburgh, (estate, Scot.) Sir Walter 20-186d fol.;

19-671b

^^^Hbotsholme

(Derbyshire,

school

Eng.) 18-607a y^^g ^WTbBOTT, GRACE l-12d

^^ ABBOTT,

JACOB

937a Abdeloi: see Hephthalites dynasty: see Wadid dynasty

(writ

ABDERA

(mod. Avdira, Greece), anc. town, Thrace l-21d Abdias, Prophecy of: see Obadiah,

Book

l-21d

(law)

9-1094b

arteries

2-510b

Innocent

aid

tract

ABDOMEN, SURGERY OF 1.22a bladder,

gall

liver

see

165c Abd Shems Saba 2-164c

slave traffic Abduction (physiol.)

of Basic English,

of

The" (Ogden)

Reading" (Pound, Ezra) 6-

782a

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(S.

1-

pol.)

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Abd-al-A2iz ibn al-Hasan (sultan of Mor.) l-20d al-'Aziz

al-Rahman

ibn

ibn

f^aisal al Sa'ud: see Ibn Saud 'Abd al-Hamid al-Katib (Arab, au.)

2-186a Abdali (shah): see

Ahmad Shah

Dur-

South Arabia, sultanate. Fed. of 21-80C Abdali (tribe): see DuranI Abd-al-Kadir: see Abd-el-Kader. 'Abd Allah (Fatimid caliph): see 'Abdali,

Ubaydullah Abdallah al-Ma'mun (Abbasid caliph): See M.i'mun, AlAbdallah b Zobair (caliph): see 'Abdullah Ibn Zubair

ABD-AL-MALIK

(Abd-al-Malik

ibn

Marwan) l-20a Caliphate 4-645d coinage 16-781a

Jerusalem 17-167b

MOHAMMED

princes)

l-20b arch. 12-675C Omayyads 16-960d (Arab al-Rahman Wahhabi •Abd leader) 2-180c; ll-1022a (Abd-ar-Rahman), Abd-al-Rahman governor of C6rdoba) 5-323c;

22-331C Abd al-Rahman ben Tahir (k., Murcia) 15-1005C Abd-al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun; see Ibn

l-22d; 8-69a ul-Aziz, Abd-ul-

Wahid,

Zeiyanlds,

(Abd-elBeni

TIemcen 22-262a (sultan

of

Ibn al-

Mor.)

!•

whether

complete

1-

as

to

letter

by

"Abdullah

Ma^mun

al

(Abbasid

caliph): see Ma^mun, AlAbdullah Ansari (Afg. poet) shrine ll-407a Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr ('Abdullah ibn Zubair) (caliph) 2-178a; 4-645C fol. HUSAIN ABDULLAH IBN (k., Jordan) l-24b Jordan history 13-83b Abdullah ibn Sa'd (Egy. gov.) 8-58d Abdullah ibn Yasin l-660a Abdullahi ibn Mohammed (Khalifa, The) 13-324C Abdullah Suhrawardi 17-227C

694b

loral

ul-Malik (caliph): sec 'Abd-alMalik I (Medjid) (Turk, sultan) 1-24C

Abel

22.414a Tasman National table 16-90

630a "Abendempfindung" 20-988a

l-24d

park,

N. Z.

l-25a 14-681b; 14-692d (Afg.

amir)

hist.

table

Abo, Fin.: see Turku Abo-Bjorneborg, Fin.: Pori,

ABO

Aber-Vrach,

siege

ABOLITIONIST 1.41c

Chad,

ABEYANCE

23-265d

(law)

sus)

)

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1-37C

theological writings 21-7240 Abhidhamma (scriptures)

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Buddhism 4-355C Pali lit. 17-176d fol.

2-222b Wales:

Caernarvonshire,

(schol

l-28a Hamilton family ll-28a

ABIDJAN, Iv.Csl., Fr.W.Af. l-37d ABIETIC ACID (chem.) 1-383

(poet)

19-210d terpenes 21-953b

Shakespeare 20.454c

SIR RALPH 1-28C l-55a Egypt l-585a Puerto Rico 18-8510

(sol.)

ABIGAIL

ABIJAH

(Abigal) (w. of David) 138b; 7-95d (Abiyyah, Ablyyahu) (O.T

name

for several

men) 1.38b

ABILDGAARD, NIKOLAJ ABRAHAM

AUSTIN

Bruce, 1st baron l-28d (Aberdir), Glam., Wales

ABILENE, Kan. 1.38c I

pop.

table

13-213

SNOWMAN

ABOMINABLE

(Yell,

Bear-man) l-42c langur 18-5nb Nepal 16-221d

ABOMINATION 1-42C Abongabong, mt.. Sum. 21.548d (tribe) l-42d

ABOR

Slang Frontier division 20.594d "Aboriginal Population of America of

Mexico"

(Mooney)

15.815b

ABORIGINES l-42d Soiilh Pacific

see

also

14-678b

Australian aborigines

ABORTION l-42d contagious: see Bang's disease

comparative 8-7570 expulsion of conceptus 17.1147c fetal and placental disorders 9216b; 17.1149a homicide 11.646b influenza

12-244b

Japan 12-920a Icptospirosis

1.38c

ABERDARE

9-942d

10-9300 Liberty party 13-1030d North, the 16-582C southern secession 6-285b; 21-41« Whittier 23-585a Wilberforce 23-596b women's suffrage 23-711C sisters

ethics,

rosin uses

Qir

Society of Garrison 10-2a Greeley 10.888c

North

ABHINAVAGUPTA 1-37C ABIATHAR (C.T.) l-37d Solomon 20-951C Abide, mts., Colom. 6-74d

ABERCROMBIE, LASCELLES

Brown 4-285c Ciarkson, Thomas 5-873b Conway 6-441b Douglass 7-611C

see also Anti-slavery societies

(Mesop. kings) l-37b Jesus legend 7.969c Osroene 16-1142C Syriac lit. 21.721a

4-

3-703a

J.

Boston 3-991b

(calf stomach) (anat.) 19145c Abomey. Dah. 6-997b fol.

fol.

ABHDISHO BAR BERIKHA Wales

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l-37b

ABGAR

Conway

HENRY

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Rep. of

peerage 17-524d

10-264b;

(Arbroath),

ABERCROMBY,

22.193d

(law) 1.37a accessory l-74a

l-27d

Cardiganshire,

Fr.

Abolition

also

Slavery

ABOLITION MOVEMENT l-41c; 20-

Friends, 1-

ABETTOR

894a

l-29a

CO.,

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20.421b

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see

ABERT RIM l-36d

10-933a

Aberayron,

Wales:

(Cardiganshire),

Sir

Turku-

see

Fin.

CO.,

group

blood

sex ratio

782b; 22-756d

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Mozart)

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.

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Glamorganshire,

36C

und Traun, Otto Ferdinand, count von 22-431d "Abenteuerliche Simplicissimus, Der"

ABEOKUTA,

SYS.

ABERTILLERY, Monm., England

Abensperg

Abu

l-25a

(athlete)

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see

OPTICAL

Cardigan Aberteifi,

4-584

II.

(Abenaki) (Am. Ind. tribe) l-40d Canada 4-736b York, Maine 23-897d ABNER 1.41a David 7-96a ABNEY, SIR WILLIAM DE V\fIVeleslie l-4ib celestial photography 17-980C sensitometry 17-963d Abnormalities and deformities: see Deformity; Monster Abnormal psychology; see Psychology,

115c

see Swansea Aberteifi, Cardiganshire,

10-413a

Egy.,

ABNAKI

see Domicile (Domicil) and Residence "Abolicionismo, 0" (Nabuco) 4-l25a

Chromatic:

Abertawe,

2-504d

R.

Abode:

13-1129d

16-1002d icroscope 15-384d fol. Abert, lake, Oreg. l-36d

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fountain, Cairo,

2-658C

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TENGKU

Ablett.

see

ether 8-748b parallax 17.312d fol.

ABERCORN, EARLS AND DUKES OF Abdulrah-

946 marathon race 14-846C

Wales:

Brecon.,

Brecon, Wales

borg

709b

ABDURRAHMAN KHAN

Wales 1-935C Monm., Eng. l-34a

Aberpennar (Mountain Ash), Glam., Wales 15-951C Aberrant ducts (anal.) 19-168d ABERRATION (OF LIGHT) l-34b

Abenezra (Heb. poet): see Ibn Ezra, Abraham Ben Meir Abenner (leg. k.) 3-167d county dist.. AbenrS-Sdnderborg, Aabenraa-Sondersee Den.:

see

Abdul Rahman (Singapore sultan) 20-

Bikila

Pac. 0.

isls.,

Aberconwy,

(Tuanku

ABDULRAHMAN,

1-

23-WALES

II

Abermaw (Barmouth), Wales 3-171a

Abenaki (Ind. tribe): see Abnaki ABENCERRAGES (fam.) l-27d Abencerrages, Hall of the (room, Alhambra, Granada, Sp.) 1-

Scot.

22-601b II l-24d abdication 22-608a hist.

k.)

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Anglesey,

.

18-1063b;

(phys.)

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man) (Mai.

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punctuation mark.

Abemama (Apamama),

Bosnia 3-984d

ABDULRAHMAN

PI.

ABLUTION l-40b

ABERDOVEY

velocity

(Abkhaz-

area and pop, table 22-702A Caucasus 5-lOld Georgia 10-228b

see

Abelson,

ABDUL-MEJID

Abcbe,

castle

LAND

effect

SOVIET

Republic

l-39d

l-31d

Scot.

CO.,

Aberdevine (Siskin) 20-725C Aberdon, Scot.: see Aberdeen Aberdovey, Atkin, James Richard Atkin, baron of 2-685b

Is

22-

table

AUTONOMOUS

skaya Avtonomnaya Sovetskaya Sotsialisticheskaya Respublika; Abkhasia), U.S.S.R.

18-

and pop. table 20-164

ABERRATION

ABDUL MEJID Turk.

9-

Md.

ground,

ABERDEENSHIRE,

letter,

families

linguistic

Socialist

Aberdeen screen 5-719d

Aberration.

I

U.S.S.R. 22-702PC

7020

proving

Aberffraw,

7-1006d

(Ger.)

Abiyyah (Abijah, Abiyyahu) l-38b Abjuration of the realm 19-996d Abkhaz-Adygei dang, group) 5-780C

841b

word by word, down the

Adonijah l-164d Solomon 20-951b ABITIBI, lake and riv.. Can. l-39d Abiturieritenexamen

ABKHAZ

l-23c;

Turk.)

ABINGTON, FRANCES (Fanny) (Barton, Frances) (nick. Nosegay Fan) 1.39b Abiogenesis: see Spontaneous genera-

5-CATTLE

The

position

alphabetical

tests

fol.

Angus l-948b; l-33b Aberdeen chronograph 5-718b Aberdeen lodge (Freemasonry)

Aberhonddu,

single

headings.

7-421a Spearman 21-175c 5-510a fol. and measurements 18.730b Ability to pay (taxation) 21-8390 ABIMELECH (C.T. name of two men) 1.38d Abimelech (son of Gideon) 13.119b ABINGDON, Berks., Eng. l-39a bridge 3.512d special

8.303a

or more, are

alphabetized

not

l-242d Afghan War 12-149d Kabul 13-181a

ABD-EL-AZIZ IV (Abd-al-Azlj

word

a single

determined

14-634d ABDUL-HAMID II l-23c caliphate 4-653C deposed 20-502C Mecca 15-33C Midhat Pasha 15-414b Pan-Islamism 17-227C Turkish hist. 22-603b ABD-UL-ILAH (Iraq) l-24a Abdullah (Wahhabi leader) 2-179d Abdullah II ((Wahhabi ruler) 2-180b

Afghanistan

Zeiyan) 1-20C Algeria l-622b

Hasan)

poet)

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(of

I

l-30d

22-867C;

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22-598a;

Malaysia fed.

Khaldun

ABD-AL-WADID DYNASTY

administration 20-168C Elphinstone, William

23b

ABDUL-HAMID

Abd

'Abd-al-Mumin l-658c

ABD-AL-RAHMAN (Omayyad

15-

AzizI (Turk, sultan) l-23a Murad V 15-998d Abdu'l-Baha 2-1038C Abdul-Ghaffar Khan 12-155a

20a U. S. hist.

ABDACOM

9-248d

motivation 15-919b primary 12-346C

ABIPON 1-39C ABISHAG (bibl.) l-39d

table 23-389b Aberdeen, University of (Scot.) pop.

Aberdeen

Tex. l-38c

Abilities (psych.) creativity 6.711c

Dak. 1-310

21-91

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ABERDEEN, Wash. 1-30C

ABERGAVENNY,

15-1093C

All Index entries,

ABDULHAK HAMID

2-

14-718c;

11.

20-SCOT-

I

Abergeldie

("Entfiihrung aus dem Serail, Die") (Mozart) 15-968d pollicis longus 15-1027d

'ABDUH,

LAND ABERDEEN, S.

33d; (hot.)

uses 16-920C Abel-Ruffini theorem l-613b;

Abductor 5-

Italy

15-583 l-30a

Scot.

advocate l-185b pop. l-33a; 20-164b Union street Plate

887d

1023d

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3-236d

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of

13-341a 20-735C;

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14-1002

table

pop.

ABERDEEN,

logic

Abelmosk

(ruler

ABDUL-AZIZ (Abd

"ABC

Surgery

Intestine,

of

laparotomy 13-715b stomach: see Stomach, Surgery of Abdominal hysterectomy 10-1074b Abdominal inguinal ring (anat.) 19-

Abducens (nerve) 16-235a Abduction

693a

"ABC

and

tract

biliary

9-1098C

intestine;

8-768a II 12-262a 14-227b 22-864a; 19-477b philos. 17-875C Roscellinus 19-620a scholasticism 20-86a scholastic revival 7-986C Abele (White poplar) 18-231d Abele spelen (Dutch drama) 7-795a Abelian function (math.) 9-1007b Abelian group (math.) 10-953a fol.; 10-955b "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" (Sherwood) l-772b Abell, Kjeld 7-57d ABELL, SIR WESTCOTT STILE (nav. ethics

9-314d 12-286d fol. veins 23-31d see also Anatomy; Gastrointestinal first

shire

pop. table

ABILENE,

sex differences

fol.

Aberdeen, Miss.

(Abailard, Peter Petrus Abaelardus)

[Pierre];

HAMILTON-

War 6.759b

Aberdeen, Md.

ABELARD, PETER

1-26C Arnold of Brescia 2-465b conceptualism 6-254d

Abdin palace (Cairo, Egy.) 4-585b ABDOMEN (anat.) l-22a

7-386d

(Huloel)

Tyrunculis"

25d

"Abduction from the Seraglio, The"

Anglico-Latinum

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20d

of

Abdu bar Ma'zur 16-1142C

)

see also under leading letters

"Abcedarium

'Abd

Abd-al-

Abd-el-Wahid

Abdu: see Abydos, Egy.

l-13a Abbott, Sir John J. C. table 4-748 ABBOTT, LYMAN (cler.) l-13b ABBOTTABAD, Pakistan 1-13C ABBREVIATION (lit.) l-13d inscriptions 12-283b paleography 17-124b

A. B.C.

20-

history 15-104a peritonitis 17-628b

Abbot of unreason 15-573a Abbots Bromley antler dance: Horn dance

~^^m

Prot.

insects

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ABEL, JOHN JACOB (chem.) l-25c ABEL, KARL FRIEDRICH (mus.) 1-

334d ABEL, NIELS HENRIK (math.) 126a algebra l-613b elliptic functions 8-297a; 7-407d equation theory 8-655b fields 9-248d math. hist. 14-1106C series 20-366b; 9-669a special functions 9-1007b Abel, Rudolf Ivanovich 8-711d

embryology 15-1029b

(rel.)

18-628b Dewar 7-345b nitrocellulose 16-536d

Abel, Karl von (states.) 3-304c; 14-

15-850b isl., Aden

GEORGE

Gordon, 4th carl of l-29b lean

Aberdeen, George J. J. HamiltonGordon, 5th earl of l-29d Aberdeen, co., Scot.: see Aberdeen-

Lyautey Mor. hist. Abd-el-Kuri,

lait)

lld

ABERDEEN, bart.

cordite

(Mor.

"Abdication of Charles V, The" (Gal-

ABBOT, EZRA (bibi schol.) 1-llc ABBOT, GEORGE (archbp.) 1-llc Canterbury,

Al-Khatabi)

l-21b 14-459C

Augustus,

Frederick (chem.)

Sir

16-76

chief)

ABDICATION

Abbot, Charles Greeley (phys.) Smithsonian Inst. 20-836C

806b ABBOT, WILLIAM

Abednego (Azariah) 7-50d fol. ABEL (bibl.) 1-25C Abel (duke of Schleswig) 7-240b Abel,

Alg. hist.

2-230C Turkey 2.b09c

tools

SAINT

see

callpti):

(Abd-al-Kadir) (amir Mascara) l-21a

of

Aberdare, mts., Kenya 13-300c Aberdare National park, Kenya, table

Abecedarian verses l-104a

ABD-EL-KADER

man l609a Anomalous dispersion (physics) 13-

553b Anoxemia (Anoxia); see Hypoxia

l-1022a

(law)

7-514b

Annunciation

Gabriel

chameleon Anomalepidae (snakes) 20-850d Anomalies, Physical: sec Monster Anomalistic month 15-795d; 22-196C astron. 7-91 la Anomalopteryx dromaeoldes (bird)

Anous

Gernran law 10-254C marriage law 14-932C

2-567d

Anolls (reptile) ll-i072d; 5-255a sexual behaviour 20-423a Anolis carolinensis: see American

classification

see

fol.

table 15-538 Anokye (AshantI priest)

pop.

ANOSMIA

Deferred an-

heart

records

13-362a 14-133C

Anoka, Minn.

nasal see

Annular eclipse 7-905b Annular finger (anat.) 20-737a fol. Annular vault (arch.) 2-286d Annulets (arch.) fig. 1 10-829 fibrosi:

Bible 15-212C coronation 6-521b history liturgy

feldspar 9-157C Anorthosite 9-1064d; 5-327C labradorlte 13-562C

ANNUITY 1-1019C

stock 21-422b Annuity, Deferred; nuity

1-1023C

ANOINTING 1-1023C

ANORTHITE

fol.

stem 21-379a Annubanini (rock carving) Annuitant l-1019d

Annuli

(Gr. festival day)

ANODYNE

920a

ll-730a

span 13-1103a

macaw) 17-404d 22-127C

thine

Anodos

Anopthicthys jordani

9-FLOWER

I

17-PAINTING; 14-

9e3a Pisaneilo 17-1116b RossettI II. 19-637

"Annunciation of Death to the Virgin, The" (sculp., Orcagna) II. 16-

Anschluss Austria 2-817d Hitler

ANOA (buffalo) l-1023c; 4-376b ANODE 1-1023C; 8-196d copper refining 6-471b electrochemistry 8-226d electrogaivanizing 9-1109b electrometallurgy 8-238b electron tube 8-247c; 8-154a

luminescence 14-420b nuclear Instruments 16-700b radiology 18-I081C

fol.

ll-548b

AnschiJtz compass 10-1078C fol. Ansco Color film 17-959b Anse (bay); see under proper name

Ansegisel (son of Arnulf)

"AnseTs de Carthage"

4-944b

(Fr.

epic)

5-

292a

ANSELM, SAINT Canterbury,

1036 Annunzlata, Order of the 13-406C fol. Annunzio, Gabriele D': see O'Annunzlo, Gabriele "Annus Mirabills" (Dryden) 7-710b Annv»n (myth, region) 5-152c

battery 3-281d

12-471b 17-141C

Annesley, Arthur, 1st sey 1-934C

Marie,

5-884b

(Ciaudel)

Anodic Inhibitors 6-54ec Anodic products 6-547a Anodorhynchus hyaclnthlnus (Hyacln-

1127d

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11.

fig. i 11-272 9-1109b

Fr,

ANNELIDA

1-

Saint)

Annobon, Isl., Sp. Guin. 21-107b Spanish Guinea 21-151c Anno Mundl (A.M.) (Jewish era) 5-

Angelico, Fra PI.

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bell

(Hanno,

17-45C

4-llOb

coins 15-556b cold worked metal

"AnnSe

SAINT

1019a Henry IV 10-290a

(cath.,

Gonzague) (princess of Palatine) 9-957a; 10-572a

---

York,

525c

ANNO,

divorce

8-

Anne

Gui:

(of Viterbo) 19-125C 'Anniversaries" (Donne) 8-574d \nn J. Kellogg School for Special Education (Battle Creek, Mich.) 3-290C 'Ann McKIm" (ship) 5-930d; 20-

ANNULMENT )

292a

Anne

Annite (n ica group table 15-354 Annlus, Joannes (NannI, Giovanni)

life

q.)

ANNE

21-500d ANNICERIS (philos.) l-loiSd "Annie Allen" (Brooks) l-775b Anniella (zooi.) 14-164a Annihiiator (math.) 23-21d An Nil al Azraq (Blue Nile Province), prov.. Rep. of Sudan 3-816b ANNISTON, Ala. l-1019a pop. table 1-486

horticulture

639b

Ulster

ANNAM,

4 8-ENGLISH

Sophia of Hanover 20-1000c; 10-

ANNECY,

5-714b the

or Bullen) (Brit

Catherine of Aragon 5-79d divorce question 6-700d Elizabeth I 8-288d genealogical table 8-481

portrait

successor state

725c

1-996C

q.)

(of Wordsworth) (MarieAnne Vallon) 23-742a ANNEXATION 1-1018C chambers of reunion 5-79Cb

ANNONA (myth.) l-1019b ANNONACEAE (bot.) 1-1019C

Telmaharensls)

'Annals" (Mursills II) ll-560a 'Annals of Lorsch" (Prankish hist.) of

Iraq: see Naslrlya (First fruits) l-994d

Annates' Statute (1534) 6-312a

10-473C magnetism 14-5880; fig. 13 14590d steel 12-618a wire 23-674b Anne Arundel, CO., Md. 3-57d Anne Arundel Town, Md.: see An-

Livy

(Irish

Naslriya,

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glass

ANNALISTS 1-992C

'Annals

(Port Royal), N.

genealogical table 8-481 Henry VIII ll-367d Holbein portrait 15-515b

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Can.

N.S.,

S., Can. l-994b; 4-737d Annapurna (Hindu deity) ll-sioc ANNAPURNA, mt., Nepal 1-994C French ascent 15-952d Nepal 16-221b ANN ARBOR, Mich. l-994d stadium 21-272C

1-

"Aiexiad" 5-460d; 6-e34c Bryennlus, Nicephorus 4-320a

Anna Ivanovna:

14-1002

table

16-672a ANNAPOLIS CONVENTION l-994a Hamilton, Alexander ll-29b

Anne Ger

992b St.

United

States Naval academy

Annapolis, val.,

Sheffield

19-554

PI.

Maryland 14-999a fol. Naval academy, U.S.: see

HISTORY

(Anna Leopoldovna) (Russ. regent) l-992a Elizabeth (Russ. emp.) 8-28eb Romanov dynasty 19-788d; table

ANNA

l-993b

ANNAPOLIS, Md, 1-993C

Angiia) 7-854a

E.

Annaiy, Co.,

chan. 6-217d Anjula (Austr. lang.) 2-811b prov., Turk. l-990b

ANKARA,

Anna

O'Clery,

Isis,,

Anjouan,

duodenaie:

Ernst J. 3-704a Dolgoruki 7-556d Elizabeth (Russian Emp.) 8-288b Golitsyn 10-562a Romanov dynasty table 19-554 Russian hist. 19-788c

780c

Anjou, Charles, count of: see Charles I (Naples and Sicily) AnJou, Francis Hercule, duke of 1Leicester

l-991b

Ankylostomiasis: see Hookworm Aniaf (Claf) (Norse kings of Northumbrla and Dublin) 16-921a An Lu-shan rebellion 21-779d fol. Ann, cape, Mass. 10-492b; 14-1027C ANNA (Anna Ivanovna) (Russ. emp )

lit.):

(Hlttlte

An)ala Anjin

(Anchylosis)

arthritis 2-516a joint diseases 13-131Ab

place

crystallography

AnJou,

spondylitis; Rheumatoid spondylitis; Spondylitis ankylopoletica; von Bechterew's disease) 2-517a; 13-65d

ANKYLOSIS

7-752d

pop.

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL

pel

hist.

972c Anisotropy 13-1120d constants

fol.

3-909a

Joints and ligaments 13-64b Anklebone (Astragalus) 13-64c Anklet (Jewelry) 12-1031d fol. Ankole, plat., Ugan. 22-658d Ankole (E. Af. people): see Nkole Ankole cattle PI. IX 1-AGRICULTURE Ankylosaurus (dinosaur) 7-457d; fig 7-4S5; II. 17-144 Ankylosing spondylitis (Marie-Striim-

2-854d

(lang.)

Dumfries, Scot. l-993b

Annang, Nig. area and pop. table 15-505

pop.

Biron,

canal

AnJou,

fracture

Annam-Muong

see

ANKING (An-ch'ing), China l-991b ANKLE (Tarsus) l-991b

1-991C

Anionotropy 21-83683 Anio Novus 2-156b Anio Vetus 2-156a Aniruddha (Anawrata,

Anjo

Ankh (Crux ansata) 6-812b Ankhkaenre (Egy. pharaoh): under Psamlik

5-429d

test

7-561a

worm

ANION l-988d

(Annamltes) (people, Indoch.): see Vietnamese Annamite, mts., Vietnam 12-167b

Ankerite

bones 20-735d

Annette

see also Champa; Vietnam Annamalai university (India) 5-494a

ANNAN,

(min.) Larson,

Annesley, Samuel, 23-515e Annet, Armand 23-791Sb

Annamese

22-607b; 13-515a World War 11 11.870a Ankaratra (massif, Malagasy Rep.) 14-663a Anker. Johan 23-e67d ANKER, PEDER l-991a Anker (measure) 23-488Dd

see Anicne

It.:

France 9-70c; 9-744d Indochina 12-168d Laos 13-712d

metalwork 20-689c

climate 2-578a

Egypt 8-S2d

riv..

Ancyra),

(anc.

l-990b

pop. 22-612C treaty (1921)

Anker

Africa

Anio,

(Angora)

Turk.

Ancyra l-886a Assembly (1920) 22-606d Bayazid I 3-309d

(archbp.) l-1025b archbishops of (list)

4-806b concordat 6-262b

Edmer 7-978C ethics 8-768C

fol.

12-1025C 13-789b philos. 17-875C rationalism 18-1179a theol. 22-49d; 19-476C Jesus Latin

Christ

lit.

ANSELM

(Anselme de Laon) 1-1026C Peter 1-26C holasticism 20-85d (of Lucca): see under Alexjnder (popes)

beiard,

Anselm

ANSELME

(Father

Anselme

of

Virgin Mary; Pierre Gulbours) 1-1026C

the de

(Baptlste) (act.) 3-

Anulme, Nicolas 139b Anselme,

Paul Eustache (Baptiste cadet) (act.) 3-139c Anser alblfrons (White-fronted goose)

10-576a Anser anser: see Graylag goose Anser cygnoides (Chinese goose) 10-

576b Apser fabalis (Bean goose) 10-576a Anser fabalis brachyrhynchus (Pink-

Antarctic tern (bird) 2-6b AnUrctic treaty (1959) 2-16a; 2346c Internal. Geophysical year 12-417C Antarctic whalebird 2-6b

AnthJs, Georges d' 18-886d

Antarcto-Carboniferous

ANTHIM

(Glossop-

17-109d

teris) flora

fol.

ANTARES

FLY AND MOTH

2-17a; 21-318a

Scorpio 20-135b star chart

21-3208

Antbear (zool.): see Great anteater Ante (poker) 18-109b

ANSERMET, ERNEST l-1026d ANSGAR, SAINT (Ansgarius, Anskar,

ANTEATER 2-17a

l-1026d

Sweden 21-638C

ANSHAN

(Anzan) (anc. city and counS.W. Asia l-1027a

try),

Elam 8-108b Persian history 17-65-13; 17-692d

AN-SHAN,

China l-1027b

Manchuria 14-760C

fol.

ANSON, ADRIAN CONSTANTINE

1-

1027b

ANSON,

GEORGE

ANSON,

baron

(adm.) 1-1027C Spanish War 2-853C Anson, George (gen.) 12-lllb

ANSON,

SIR

WILLIAM

l-1028a ANSONIA, Conn. l-1028a pop. table 6-352 Anspert (archbp.) 15-438d ANSTEY, CHI^ISTOPHER l-1028b ANT l-1028b; 12-302b Amazon vai. l-714a Ant thrush 2-97d food 2-108a hymenoptera ll-984d Individuality (biol.) 12-165d life span table 13-1098

l-953a

paleoentomology 17-119a social life 20-874C; 20-914Gb

fol,

(arch.)

see American National Theatre

l-1031b

15-1023a festival) 11-559C

(muscles)

Antakya, Turk.: see Antioch Antalaotra (people) 6-218a

804a; 2-376b

Lycia

Attaleia),

Turk.

city

1-1031C

14-461b

Perga 17-605C (Tananarive),

14-

IX

2-19d; 4-257b

wave 8-232b

Hillary

ll-496a

il.

fig.

lichens

13-149C glaclation 10-439b;

Antennariidae: see Frogfish Antennule (zool.) 6-838b

I

10-

GLACIER Ice

ll-1027b

International Court of Justice 12-

410b Internal.

Geophysical

year

12-

416b permafrost 17-631d sector theory 2- 346b Antarctic baleen whale 2-6c Antarctic blue-eyed shag 2-6b Antarctic circumpolar current 2-697b Antarctic convergence 2-ld Antarctic divergence 2-5c Antarctic Expedition medal, 191941 (U.S.) ribbon PI. Ill 15-MEDALS AND

ANTENOR (sculp.) 2-22a ANTENOR (myth.) 2-22a ANTEQUERA (anc. Anticaria, Madina

DECORATIONS Antarctic (Southern)

Ocean 16-839C

fol.

Antarctic petrel

(bird)

Antakira), Sp. 2-22a

fig.

13 4-77d Anterior root: see Ventral root ANTEROS, SAINT (Antherus, Saint) (pope) 2-22b Anteros (myth.) 8-687a Anthedon, anc. Pal. map 17-164 Anthellon ll-18b

ANTHELMINTICS 2-22b 3-551b hookworm ll-672c; 17-333b ANTHEM 2-22d church music 5-752b Gibbons, 0. 10-397d Handel ll-56b national anthems 16-51C ANTHEMION 2-23a Arecoline

2-6b

Saint)

2-46b criminal

treated

as

2-972b psychology 18-762a

alpha

"Saint"

Anthophyllite (min.) 1-8230 amphibolite l-823d asbestos 2-558d

ANTHOZOA

(Actinozoa) coelenterata 6-21b fig.

2-29C

19-

anthraquinone 2-34b carbazole 4-862c

Antherozoid: see Spermatozoid Antherus, Saint (Anteros, Saint) 2-

IV

Ill,

IV

19-

10-1037d

fol.;

PI.

I

isl..

Que.,

19-908d

(High pressure area)

2-65b; 5-916d AnUrctica 2-3d

12-468d

inversion

ANTIDOTES 2-65C aid 9-315b poison 18-99b; 21-481a

first

Metaphysics"

(Monboddo)

15-697C cr., Md.

Antietam,

14-MARYLAND ANTIETAM, BATTLE OF (1862) 266a; PI. Ill 1-AMERICAN bridge

(Upas) (tree) 15-

820b Antias, Q. Valerius l-993a Livy 14-158C (Sarro, Anti-Atlas Lesser

Antiderivatlve (math.) 4-600a Antidorcas marsupialls: see Springbuck "Antidosis" (Isocrates) 12-684d

PI.

CIVIL Atlas),

2-7CCb Cambrian system 4-687b mts., Mor.

I

WAR

Lee 13-888C McClellan 14-499d

Assembly of National Antifascist Yugoslavia of Liberation

(AVNOJ) 23-792Gd

(former Antipolis), Fr. 2-

National Council of Anti-Fascist Liberation of Croatia (ZAV-

59c

9-979C Pa.

9-850a

Can. 2-65a;

"Antient

6-827a ANTIARCHA (paleon) 2-59C Devonian period 17-143a placoderms 17-1150a

ANTIBES

Cobden 5-990b free trade

ANTICOSTI (Assomption),

meridional circulation 15-292c Pac. 0. 17-16b

10-GUNNERY, NAVAL

23-610a

ll-548b

Anti-corn-law league 6-514b; 8-515c Bright 4-212d

wind 23-649b gradient wind 10-651d

ROCKETS AND GUIDED MIS-

Antiaris toxicaria

5-977C

dye 5-380a; 7-818b luminescence 14-421c fol. nuclear instruments 16-701b palimpsest decipherment 17-179b Anthracis bacillus: see Anthrax

NOH) 6-786a 20-195C

Anthracnose (plant disease)

Anthracomarti (zool.) 2-202b Anthracotheres (zool.) 2-548d Antbracotheriidae (zool.) 2-548d Anthracotherium distribution 23-966d Anthranilic acid 17-loHa

chlortetracycline

dyes 18-969d sulfonation 21-536C

cold,

II fig.

15 2-BAC-

TERIOLOGY 5-92a

Koch 6-32b Pasteur 17-440b; 2-lOlOd

17-1071d

sheep 20-486d; 23-731d Anthrax anale 3-374C

Anthrax trifasciata 3-374C Anthraxylon (geol.) 9-978d Anthribidae (zool.) 3- 394a Anthriscus sylvestris (Hedge parsley)

18-177d Anthrol (chem.) 2-34b

5-671a

individuality (biol.) 12-166b liver diseases 9-1097b

15-158C 16-802d parasitology 17-330a fol. penicillin 17-553C peritonitis 17-628b plague 17-1155C puerperal fever 18-847b

meningitis nutrition

respiratory system, diseases of 19-

232a

fol.

rheumatic diseases 2-516a diseases

9-139a 14-

608d (embryol.) 8-319d Antifouling marine paint 17-42C Antifertilizln

ANTIFREEZE

(motor car) 2-66C

ethylene glycol 10-500C

8-691a

fermentation 9-190b food preservation 9-543C history of medicine 15-lOOc

venereal

pol. group)

2-66C

5-512a

common 6-42b

erysipelas

(disease) 2-34d; 2-990C bacillus table 2-1004; PI. I figs.

fol.

(med.); see Acetanilide

New York 16-426C 14-S87d; Antiferromagnetism

chloramphenicol 5-663C

ANTHRAX

(Burma) 2-764d; 4-442c Antifebrin

ANTIFEDERALISTS (Am. Federalists

bone 3-908a

children's diseases

animals 17-lC76d anthracene 2-34b

11, 12; PI.

appendicitis 2-136a bacteriology 2-1015a fol. blindness 3-736b brucellosis 4-298d carriers 4-966a

ANTHRAQUINONE 2-34b

Liberation National committee (Yugos.) 22-257C Anti-Fascist People's Freedom League

Anti-Fascist

fol.

research 5-442d anthrax 2-35c antimelabolites 2-70b agri.

gooseberry 10-576d grape 10-591d

pig

Pis.

Antiaircraft cruiser

(chem.) 2-34a acridine l-103b

Scranton,

Bernard's

fol.;

6-245d ballistics 3-39b coast defense 5-980b gun sights 20-637C PI. missiles 19-411b;

naval gunnery

9-696b

(pseud,): see Kierkegaard, Soren Aabye Anticline (geol.) 9-514d; 10-171C Anticlinorium (geol.) 9-514d

cyclone 6-940d forecasting 23-455 Ac

servomechanisms 20-374b

1

ANTHRACENE

coal tar

skylark)

SILES

2-30 polyps 18-203b growth

(Missouri

2-ARTILLERY; l-438a

Anthophyta (bot.) l-927b Anthoxanthins 2-24a

Leo XIII 13-958b Roman Catholic Church 19-480b

Anti-Climacus

Hitler

predictors

Anthophorlnae (bee) 3-369d

ANTICLERICALISM 2-62d

ANTICYCLONE

2-537a

16-

(Nietzsche)

Japan 12-912d

fol.

Anti (Chuncho) (tribe) 5-737c Antiaircraft l-463c; 2-455d fol. artillery

The"

495d

Anticoagulant 6-632a; 22-162BC Purpura 18-8820 Anti-comintern pact (1936)

rel.

17-1107C

2-

3-369

dairy cattle 6-lOOlc;

9-1021b; 160c algae l-599d fern 9-192a liverworts 14-150b moss 15-887b

22b

bee) 3

fig.

12-477d 2-59a

Anthropophagy: see Cannibalism Anthropopithecus: see Chimpanzee Anthroposophy 21-373a Anthroposphere 10-128C Anthropotoxrns 3-46a Anthurium andraeanum: see Flamingo

"SI.'

(dis

lily

Antheridium (bot.)

fol.

arch. 2-323a causality 5-105c Greek religion 10-886a

Mesop.

Sp. 2-

Anticlastic surface 21-603a Anticleia (myth.) 2-857d

fol.;

2-53b;

(anthro.)

investigation

Antequera),

22a X-ray spectrum 21-197C "Antic Hay" (Huxley) ll-916b

2-57b

ANTHROPOMETRY

as "Saints."

fuel

worm) 20-664b liliago: see St.

ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNOLOGY, Societies Of

th

as "Mac";

Anthracite 5-962b;

Antheraea mezankoorie (Mezankoorle moth) 20-664b mylitta Antheraea (Indian tussur moth) 20-664a Antheraea pernyi: see Chinese tusseh (tasar, tussar) silkworm Antheraea Polyphemus: see North American polyphemus moth Antheraea yama-mai (Yama-mal

Anthericum

"Anthropology" (Kroeber, Alfred L.)

13-493d

Names beginning "Mc" and "M"' ore

nest

664a PI.

11-

fol.;

(Antony,

29b women's suffrage 23-711d Anthophora occidentaiis (Burrowing

ANTHEMIUS (of Tralles) 2-23C Anther (bot.) 9-4S5b; l-928b Antheraea assama (Muga worm) 20-

13-1058b

France 9-867C

15-691b

(mod.

Anticaria

races

names

rate

ANTHONY, SUSAN 8R0WNELL

fol.

20-821d 19-647C Antenna arrays 18-1048b Antennarla 8-904C

(emp.) 2-23a Leo I 13-959b Ricimer 19-317d

geol.

fol.

14-143b 21-244C

"Antichrist,

peoples,

countries,

flower Anthus soragueii

rotifera

mankind

20-763b

and tribes under their sepa-

Crustacea 6-838d

7-483a; 9-501a

heredity ll-419c fol.

also

spleen

Rh factor 9-216c serum therapy 20-370b Anti-Burgher Synod 22-713C

(theol.) 2-61b drama 7-636a myth 15-1137d Nero 16-231d Reformation 8-697a

10-1118d

race: see Races of

see

fol.

fol.

ANTICHRIST

geography 10-156b hair

17-325d

ANTICATHODE 2-61b Evolution

hand ll-50b

skull

Saint)

Padua) 2-29b concordance 6-261C monastery 4-244b Anthony (of Lorraine) 10-1023b

is

ANTHEMIUS

flora

Antony,

(Antony,

"Ste." as "Sainte"; "SS.'

fol.

Anthemis nobilis (English camomile, Roman camomile) 4-708C

Nordenskjold 16-569C Ross 19-633C Scott 20-185a Shackleton 20-432a

see

(beetle):

parasites

phage 2-1020a pregnancy 18-452d production liver

evolution: of

(of

betized

Indian, Indian,

see

inheritance 12-252a Cultural: see Social Anthropology Physical: 2-45c; 12-442d

ANTHROPOMORPHISM

fol.

beetle 3-388b butterfly and moth 4-488b; 7 4-490

Indians:

Europe 8-846b

435a

sable l-942d sleeping sickness 22-527b Antenatal life: see Prenatal life Ante-Nicene Literature 9-lllb

21-912Ca 12-287b

7-327d

animal extracts l-964d biochem. 3-633C blood groups 3-804b inflammation 12-239C lymphatic system 14-473d

under Africa: Popula

:

American; North American archaeology 2-225C Asia 2-587a

Egypt) 2-29a

monasticlsm

MAMMAL

(zool.)

Africa: tion

blood groups 3-805a see Man,

Weevil

ANTHONY, SAINT

Anterior cornu of lateral ventricle

Cook 6-442d Ellsworth 8-299a Gerlach De Gomery 10-237a

by

2-27c

Anthonomuspomorum (Apple blossom weevil) 23-480b

devil

ANTARCTICA 2-la

Charcot 5-284d

ANTHOLOGY

(of

2-

35c

Australia: see Australian aborig-

wild flower 23-599b "Anthologia Latina" (edited Bucheler and Riese) Luxorius 14-454d

(name): see also except as below

Antergan (Dimethylaminoethylbenzoylanlline) 2-68C Anterior commissure fig. 12 4-77a

Cambrian system 4-687C Chile 5-531a pop. table 5-543 climate 5-919b; 20-248d; 16114c cold deserts 7-295b exploration 10-149b; 7-713C Amundsen l-836a Bransfield 4-105C Byrd 2-907b

17-

17-PLANTS

II

ANTHONY, SAINT

Malag. Rep. l-1031d ANTARAH (Antar, Antarah Ibn Shaddad al-'Absi) 1-1032C "Antarctic" (ship) 16-569C Atlantic Ocean 2-694b British Antarctic Territory 9-48a

PI.

AND PLANT SCIENCE

Boll

ANTHROPOLOGY (ARTICLES ON)

Latin

Anthony

olfactory organs

Peace of (387 B.C.) 17-657b; 10-

ANTANANARIVO

2-17c

10-42d gnu 10-507a habitat 2-5eid hartebeest ll-134c hunting ll-884b India 12-127b; 3-741a oryx 16-1132b; PI.

fly

ANTALCIDAS 1-1031C

1220d;

agglutinin l-327a allergy l-645a

anemia 1-916C

6-696d

Americ

pigment, animal 17-1077b plant coloration 17-1181b;

buck 4-344d

Antenna

ANTAEUS l-1031b

prov.,

(zool.)

addax l-131d gazelle

television

peptic ulcer 10-19c; 10-25a Antae (people) 19-781b

(Adalia,

fam.) 5-45a

radar 18-996b radiotelegraphy 18-1048b

ANTACIDS l-1031b

and

ANTELOPE

electric

and Academy Antabuse (Disulfiram) l-551a

ANTALYA

BENEDETTO 2-17b

ANTENNA (AERIAL)

ANTA ANTA:

(Hittite

Argos) 3-448C (It.

ruminants 19-752a

symbiosis 21-701a

Antahsum

(q. of

Antibody (med.) ll-1108d; 17-459a

(Demoiselle

immunity 17-793a

apologetics

22-213b

virgo

29

Antigone

ll-657d

bird)

2-125a Arabic 2-185b Anthonomus grandis

ANTEFIX 2-17b tile

(jur.)

Antagonist

ANTECHAPEL 2-17b Antechinus (zool.) 14-969b fol. "Antichrist, L"' (Renan) 19-139d

Antelminelli

Anthocerotae (bot.): see Hornwort Anthochaera (Wattlebird) ll-657d Anthochaera carunculata (Red wattle-

2-24a honey ll-657a leaf 13-850b

fol.

Anthropoides crane)

thins

also Aardvark; Echidna; see Pangolin Ant-eating mountain devil (lizard): see Thorny devil Antecedent (logic) 6-371d

ANTELAMI,

tip

4-BUTTER-

II

ANTHOCYANINS AND ANTHOXAN-

brain

Anteia

REYNELL

nests PI. IX 12-lNSECT olfactory sense 20-823b;

4-73a edentata 7-965b mammal 14-724a skeleton 20-740b

PI.

TEXT INDEX

14-733b foi. mentality 22-134Aa thumb ll-50b Anthropoidea (zool.) 18-507d evolution

(The Iberian) 2-23d Anthocaris cardamines (Orange butterfly)

(star)

Anthrone (chem.) 2-34b Anthropogenic myths 15-1138d Anthropoid apes 18-511d

2-23C

(festival)

Dionysius 7-463d funerary customs 9-1015C Anthicidae (zool.) 3-393a

Antarcto-Tertiary flora 17-115a

footed goose) 10-576a Ansertnae: see Goose

Anschar, Saint) Missions 15-575d

ANTHESTERIA

23-41d

methanol 15-307d Anti-friction bearings: see Ball bearings; Roller bearings Bearing see Antifriction metal:

metals

Antigen

ll-1108d

agglutinin l-327a bacterial diseases 2-1008a blood groups 3-e04a; 18-452d

Inflammation 12-239b parasites 17-326a spleen 21-245b Antigo, Wispop. table 23-681

ANTIGONE

(d. of Oedipus) 2-66d Aeschylus l-218b

TEXT INDEX

30

Antlmonlte (min.): see Stibnita (met.) 2-70d abundance table 8-271 alloys l-650d lead 2-72c; 13-842d

Euripides 8-833b

Oedipus 16-e68c Sophocles 10-870b; 20-1004C fol. Antigone (sister of Priam) 2-67a Antigonia: see Nicaea, BIthynIa, Asia IVI. Antigonid (dynasty) (Maced.) 14-

In,

stibnite

of

(s.

(educ.

Can.)

12-

Aristobulus)

1065d; 17-165C Maccabees i4-497c

ANTIGONUS

I

(Cyclops, Monophthal-

12-498d

Ipsus, Battle of

12-508a; 14-485C Perdiccas 17-599C

17-662d

Pers.

Ptolemy I 18-8X0C 14-509C

Seleucus 20-305b

ANTIGONUS

(Gonatas) 2-67b

II

Achaean League l-88b Demetrius II 7-214a Macedonia 14-509d Antlgonus III (Doson) 14-SlOa Cleomenes 5-901C league 10-eiOc Antlgorite 20-368d Antigravity muscles 21-227b ANTIGUA, isl., W.I. 2-67C abolition 20-782d area and pop. tables 23-536; 16-

601; 6-169

ANTIGUA

(Antigua Guatemala), Guat. 2-6ea; 10-986C

architecture

PI.

II

MALA;

PI.

IV

10-GUATE11-IBERO-

AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE earthquakes 5-174c Antihelix 7-835(J

ANTIHISTAMINES

(Antihistamines) 2-68b; ll-526a

16-734d-

17-

atomic constituent 2-714a confirmation of existence 2-69c proton 18-662b Anting 3-678a Antinode (Loop) (physics) 21-18b

ANTINOMIANISM

(rel.)

2-73a

Hutchinson, Anne Luther 14-444b

16d ethylene bromide 4-267b sodium 20-922BC see also Lead tetraethyl

Egypt

10-

1104a Antinoopolis,

Turk.:

see

Bolu

ANTINOUS 2-73C apotheosis 2-131b relief

PI.

19-ROMAN

Ill

see

Edessa

ANTIOCH

New Testament (Antilla; Ilha das Sete CSepte] CIdades; Island of the Seven Cities) 2-68d

see also Apocrypha,

(Antakya), Turk. 2-73d

Arianism 2-382a Baldwin II 2-1071C

ANTILIA

crusades 6-829b

ANTILLES,

Roman Empire 21-718a; map 19537 coinage 16-769a

Antilles,

isls.,

West

Greater,

Atl.

0.

2-6ed

Indies isls.,

2-

0.

West

Indies 23-532C Lesser, isls.,

W.I.:

see

isls,, Caribbean Sea 9-866b Fort-de-France 9-634C Antllocapra americana: see Pronghorn Antilocapridae 18-621b

2-549C

Antilochus (asteroid) 22-491a Anti-Locust Research centre 14199c; 6-188d Anlllogarithm 14-206C; 14-1092C Antllope cervicapra: see Black Buck Antilopinae (zool) 4-29b "Anti-Lucretius" (Polignac) 9-893C "Antimachiavell" (Frederick the Great) 9-827C

ANTIMACHUS

2-69a 8-267b Anti-Marriage movement 19-22C elegiac metre

ANTIMASONIC PARTY (Am

ANTIOCH,

of

ORTHODOX 2-74d

Orthodox Eastern Church

SYRIAN

ORTHODOX

Patriarchate of 2-75a Syrlac language 21-719C college (Yellow Springs, Ohio) 23-885d "Antloche, Chanson d' ": see "Chanson d'Antloche" Antlochene (Antiochian) Rite (Catholic Eastern Church) 19-470c

pol

)

National Republicans l-127a

Whigs 23-568C Antimasque 14-1023d ANTIMATTER 2-69C atom 2-714a cosmic rays 6-571d proton 18-662C quantum mechanics 18-931c

ANTIMETABOLITES 2-70a Isl.,

Gr.

15-

132c Antimissile missile systems 19-41ld Nike-Zeus PI. IV 19-ROCKETS

AND GUIDED MISSILES

Antlochenes (sect) 6-958d early church l-114b Antiochia Margiana (anc. city): see Merv, U.S.S.R. ANTIOCH IN PISIDIA, Turk. 2-75c Romanization 17-1118b

Antiochus

(kings)

2-75c

20-303d Commagene »6-138d Galatia 9-1078C Seleucid dynasty 17-663a Antiochus II (Theos) 20-304b Antiochus III (the Great) 20-303d Aetollan league 10-810d Egyptian wars 17-163C Media 15-69a Persis 17-693b Roman war 19-517C fol. Seleucid decline 17-663d I

(Soter)

Antiochus IV (Epiphanes) 17664a; 20-304b Antichrist, model for 2-61b Hannibal ll-67b Jerusalem and Jews 12-1064a; 7-51a fol.; 14-497a; 2-81c;

17-163d

l-572b

III

league

10-809b

(of Rhamnus in Attica) 2-79a rhetoric 10-872b ANTIPHON 2-79d origin 15-1065d fol. plalnsong 17-1161b; 15-131C Roman Breviary 4-162d ANTIPHONARY 2-79d missal 15-573b ANTIPHON SOPHISTA 2-80a

Antipodal form of elliptic space (Quasi-geometry) 10-197a Antipodes, isl., Pac. 0. I6-449b Antipolis (mod. Antibes), Fr. 2-59d

ANTIPOPE 2-80a papacy 17-239a see also under

fol.

names of

individual

Anti-poverty bill: see Economic Opportunity act (U.S., 1964) "Antiprelatical Tracts" (Milton) 15-

Antiproton (phys.) 17-1029c atomic constituent 2-714a Chamberlain 5-250a

ANTIPYRETICS

(med.)

of

7-721C

16-278C

Antirrhinum; see Snapdragon Anti-Saloon League 18-609d

wall 4-225d Antonio, duca di Galliera genealogical table 4-19d

ANTONIO

(prior

Crato)

of

2-95a;

18-279b

ANTONIO, NICOLAS 95b

(Sp. bibllog.) 2-

Antonio Maria Zaccarla, St. 3-171c Antonio Narino, Order of (Colom.)

13-410d

ANTISTROPHE 2-92b

Antonio Ricaurte, Order of (Colonr.)

strophe 21-479d Anti-sun glass 10-480b

Antoniterkirche

13-410d

Antisymmetric covariant tensor

Antisymmetric law (math.) 13-800b Anti-Taurus, mts., Turk. 2-605d Antitetanic serum 17-329c Anti-theatre (lit. movement) 9-903c 'Antithesis" (Marcion) 14-854d; 14(med.) 2-92b experiments l-963a

parasitism 17-326b pathogenic bacteria table 2-1004 serum therapy 20-370C tetanus 21-970C Antitragus 7-e35d Anti-Trinitarian 8-952d Antitrust laws (United States) 13-

-jbra bile

5-993b

carving

PI.

Ill

18-

PRIMITIVE ART 1

7-165

skin 20-750C tools 9-446C

moth (Charaeas gramlnis) 4489c Antletriai 22-127C Anllia (astron.) 6-393d ANT LION (Insect) 2-92C f)y 9-499a larva 4-377c Neuroptera 12-299b; 16-294a fol. Antler

Antonlus,

Rom. triumvir) 2-95C Actium l-112b Augustus 2-758C Cleopatra 5-902C coinage 16-768c Gr. 10-81 Ic Herod 11-440C Jews 12-1066a Luperci lulii 14-432C Persia 17-668b Phraates IV 17-1007b Pollio

Roman

18-180a hist. 19-524b

fol.

ANTONOMASIA

2-96b; 9-259a Antony (name); see also Anthony, except as below Antony, Mark; see Antonius, Marcus "Antony" (Dumas) 7-748b "Antony and Cleopatra" (play,

Dryden 7-711b language 8-570a

ANTRIM, ANTRIM,

RANDAL MACOONNELL, CO.,

2-96b NIre, 2-96C

area and pop. table 12-568 Dalrlada 7-lla

ruminant 19-752d fig,

fam.) 2-95b Marcus (Mark Antony,

1st marquess

Antiwar treaties 22-439a ANTLER (zool) 2-92c

deer

6-

ANTONIUS (Rom.

Shakespeare) date 20-4 50a

21-752a Sherman Anti-Trust Act

It.:

,

Cologne)

(cath.,

71b field

7-413a

15-

16-68C

fol.;

8-764d

primitive U.S.)

"Antiquities of the Jews, The" tJosephus, Flavius) 13-89d Antlracketeering (Hobbs) act (1934, U.S.) 13-544C Antlratlonalism (philos.) 17-882c Antlrevolutionary party (Neth.) 16-

272b

15-605b 2-92a

philos.)

(med.) 23-70a; 20-850C

national parks and nature reserves

19-535a 20-97C 20-777C

rule

slaves

Socrates 20-920d; 17-871a Anti-Stokes' lines molecular spectra 15-659a

Antll

"Antiquitates rerum humanarum et divinarum" (Varro) 22-994a "AntlquitSs de Rome" (du Bellay)

(Forciglloni, Pierozil, An-

(Rom. emp.) 2-

schools 1

NIRA 4-472d

2-80d 2-513d Antique cars 15-936C

de';

94c 4-225C

dialogue 10-e72d

Taft, W, see also

(art)

SAINT

Hadrian 10-1104b

patents 12-462b

art forgery

ANTONINUS,

Britain

monopoly 15-749C

14-108a

Stonehenge 21-439b

13-388b Antoninia: see Byzantium Antoninlani (Rom. coin) 16-761d Antonio

corporation 6-530C Insurance 13-1096C

Antique, P.I. area and pop. table 17-854

Act (1906, 806a; 15-1046d

(Gr.

Kirkintilloch

tonio) 2-94C

682b

(Sacerdos)(priest)

4-224

Dumbartonshire, Scot. 7-756C

ANTONINUS PIUS

535c

Arthur 1-319C Davies, Sir John 7-lOlc

Antiquities

and

immunity 17-459a; 11-lllOa

Agarde,

ANTIQUE

Britain 4-225c; map description 20-148d

855b

table 6-169 Antiquaries, Society (Assembly) (Lond., Eng.) 2-283d

20-

ANTONINE WALL 2-94b

diphtheria 7-472a

Commonwealth

Jerusalem)

Roman art 19-459a Roman law 19-545d l-963a 2-1004

Antispastic (verse) 23-96a Anti-sterility vitamin: see Vitamin E

animal

N.Af.

(fortress,

Antonines (Rom, emperors) 19-53Sa Gerasa 10-233d

Whittier 23-585b "Antlsozzo" (Alsop, Vincent)

ethics

Raf-

Rudolph

337b

diseases table

ANTISTHENES

II

Antoniadi, E. M. (astron.) 15-182d Itinerary 12-800C

movement

Antistes

PI.

Antonine

ANTITOXIN

2-80d

aspirin 19-941d pyrazoles 18-897b Antlpyrgos, N.Af.: see Tobruk, Antipyrine 18-897b Antiqua, isl., W.I.

literary societies

Antonia

fol.

14-lOld

Anti-slavery societies (Gt.Brlt. U.S.) l-42a Gt.Brlt. Clarkson 5-873c Wilberforce, W. 23-596b U.S. Bailey 2-1047b Garrison 10-2b Liberal party 13-1031a

discovery 17-417d; 2-69C

high-energy particles 16-734d Segre 20-282C theory 18-662b

Man"

faelo Pierre Filibert Gugllelml Di Valentina, 0": see Valentino,

plague 17-1155b therapy 20-370C

ANTIPHON

2-

(card.)

government 19-739d fol. Rodolpho Alfonzo

see also under specific names Antislavery movement; see Abolition

fol,

GIACOIiflO

93b

Antonguolla,

5-976b common 6-43b

bacterial

478a

GREEK

Patriarchate Jlso

ANTIOCHUS

2-69a

Antlmonine 2-72a

8-951b

Antioch

ANTILOCHUS 2-69a

leukemia 4-773d Antimilos (Andimilos),

3-171b

"Antioch" (statue) 10-e47b Antioch, Council of (341) 6-407b

ANTIOCH,

ANTIPATER

ANTONELLI,

ANTONELLO DA MESSINA 2-93c 21-TEMPERA

Antiserum (med.) animal experiments

Herod) ll-440d (Maced. gen.) 2-78d of

Alessandro 22-588a

realism 17-45b

wound 23-800b

Rome 17-165a

4-CARlCATURE

IX

PI.

AND CARTOON

cold,

Lister

Jews 12-1065C (s.

cartoon Antonelli,

ANTONESCU, ION 2-94a

mercurial 15-184b phenol 17-808a puerperal fever 18-S47b urinary 1-555C

Antipater (f. of Herod) Herod 11-440C

men

Saul and Barnabas

Antioch, Calif. pop. table 4-637

Caribbee Islands Antilles Frantaises (French Antilles),

arliodactyl

4-524c

siege 3-855c theological school 22-57c;

Puerto Rico lB-848b Virgin Islands 23-187d Antilles,

fol.;

Luke l-114b

St.

Atl.

68d

Andlparos), Isl., Antlparticles 2-70a cosmic rays 6-571d Antipas (of Judaea): see Herod An-

Antipater

place in Fr. drama 7-648d theatrical direction i-108b Antoku (Jap. emp.) 12-896b fol. Antommarchi, C. F. 16-9a Anton (pseud.. Yeoman, Antonia)

bacteria 2-1015a coal tar products

Dakin's solution 7-3a deodorizer 7-264b germicidal lamp 14-6b history of medicine 15-99c

mod. Gr. 2-78d

Oliaros,

Macedonia 14-509b Perdiccas 17-599C Antipersonnel mine (warfare) 9-638a Antiperthite (min.) 9-157a ANTIPHANES (writ.) 2-79a imedy 10-870d

ART

2-68d

(anc.

Montpensler

4-18d

"Portrait of a Young

ANTISEPTICS 2-90b

tocopherols 23-219b vulcanized rubber 19-690a

ANTIPAROS

comte de (geneal. table)

ANTOINE, ANDRE 2-93b

see also Jews

10-i7b

16-908b

4-19d

Antoine,

Zionism 23-956Ab

77c gasoline

gualacum 10-976d oils

Gr.

(philos.)

see also Paradox Antinoopolis, anc. city,

marble

(Antioxygens; AgeOxidation Inhibi(chem.) 2-

Stabilizers)

Athens 2-678b Demosthenes 7-231b

New Hampshire 16-349d

Anti-novel (lit. school) 9-902d Antioch, anc. city, Mesop.:

AntI Lebanon, mts., Syr. 21-715b

resistors; tors;

Aristotle 2-392c

ll-914b

2-73b Burali-Forti 14-235c logic, hist, of 14-234C fol.

8-298b

see also

ANTIOXIDANTS

Alexander

Agricola, J. l-334d Frank, Jakob 9-797a

Paul 19-559d

"Anti-Janus" (Hergenrother) ll-430d Antiknock engine fuel 12-399c; 10-

2-77b;

fol.

plateau 1-899C pop. and area 6-79c

tipas

Winthrop 23-671a

Anti-Injunction acts labour law 13-536a "Anti-Jacobin" (Eng. review) 4-786c;

Colom.

fol

11.502c Hungary ll-e67d fol. It. 12-783C literary forgery 14-105a mid-nineteenth cent, and after 12-1073C fol. national socialism 16-92d pogrom 18-94C Pol. 18-137C Portugal 18-27ed ritual murder ll-830b Roman Empire 12-1068b fol. Spain 21-122C; 22-308C

lO-GREEK ART

dept.,

6-73c

(geneal. table)

19-69c

17-224C

legend)

sculpture PI. VI

ANTIOQUIA,

417d

ANTINOMY

(Gr.

prov., Chile 2-93. pop, and area table 5-543 Chile 2-93a of the 3-881c

genealogical table 4-19a Protestant party 9-711b Antoine, due de Monlpensler

Hitler ll-547a;

Theseus

71b Antimony trioxide 2-72a Antimony trisulphide 2-71b ANTIN, MARY (Mary Antln Grabau) 2-72d Anti-Nebraska men (U.S., 1854) 22763d Antineutrino (phys.) 17-415a (phys.)

of Ascalon (Gr. philos.)

ANTOFAGASTA,

population 5-543C Antoine (k. of Navarre)

7-1007d

England 6-757C Fascism 9-106C France 7-eia Germany 10-333a;

2-77a Amphion and Zethus l-826d Antiope (q.) of Amazons 2-77b

chloride (Antimony trichloride) 2-71b potassium tartrate: see tartar emetic Antimony trichloride (Antimony chloride. Butter of Antimony) 2-

allergy l-645b;

11-197C 2-70b cold, common 6-43c inflammation 12-239d Antihormones 11-695C Antihyperon (phys.) 17-417d

educ.

Ant-loving crickets 6-753b

ANTOFAGASTA, Pacific, War

Bloch 3-790a Chamberlain, H. S. 5-246d concentration camps 6-2S2d

2-77a

ANTIOPE

C

ANTI-SEMITISM 2-81b

Platonism l-60d; 18-34d Zeno 17-872d Antiodorus (schol.) 20-97a

Antimony

antimetabolites

ANTILEGOMENA

ANTIOCHUS

21-406Aa type metal 22-643AC

Antlneutron

Antlsana, mt., Ec. l-899b Antiscorbutic vitamin: see Vitamin Antiseizure (engin.) 3-329b

magene)

table

Antimony

reign

20-304:

mausoleum at Athens 2-676a

Ionia

Antlgonus

>

use

2-1004 Borneo 3-965a

mus) (Maced. k.) 2-67a Demetrius I 7-213d

509d movement 1-174C

(Sldetes)

12-1065b; 11-loOlc; 17-164d Phraates II 17-664b Antiochus Hierax 20-305d Antiochus Philopappus (of Com-

pewter 17-789a arsenic 2-47ed bacterial diseases,

VII

fol.

Judea

Britannia met. 4-230C compounds 12-386b elements 8-270a Isotopic composition 12-693b pharmacology 20-70c poisoning 18-99d fol. antidotes 2-65c properties table 15-227 atomic weight table 2-723 conductivity table 8-192 fusion point table 11-232

Antlgonish

Antiochus

ANTIMONY

Antigone

ANTRIM, N.Ire, 2-97C Antrodemus (dinosaur); see Allosau-

ANTRUSTION 2-97d Antsirana

Malagasy

(Di6go-Suare2), Rep, 7-394d

ANT THRUSH 2-97d ANTU (rodenticlde):

see

Alpha-

naphthyl thiourea

Antum (Anatum) 2-lOOb

ANTUNG (An-Tung), China ANTWERP (Antwerpen, prov.,

pop. table

Belg.

3-431

2-98a

2-98a Anvers),

ANTWERP

(Anlwerpen,

Anvers),

Belg.

General

fortification 3-261b; gabie 9- 1066(1

laces

9-641C

13-572d

1914 23-778a newspapers 16-401a naval support,

Olympics 16-9'16b

3-431

pop. table

PI. I 16-ORNAMENT, ARCHITECTURAL

Ruben's home History 2-99c

commerce 6-143a Farnesc 16-266b pop. 16-264C siege (1584-1585) 9-lOOa siege (1914) 23-755a treaty (1715) 22-915d World War II 23-792Mb Antwerp Polyglot: see under Polyglot Bibles

2-99d Antyeshti (rites) 9-1017a; ll-512a ANU (An) (Babyl. godf 2-lOOb; 2-

Antwerp school

(art)

975a fol. Adad l-117b Adapa l-130b temple 8-671d Anu (Tropaeolum tuberosum) 22-494b An Uaimh (Navan), district and town, Ire., Rep. of 16-136d ANUBIS (Anpu) 2-lOOc; 8-52d Isis 12-662C Anuloma 5-25a Anund 21-638d Anura

ANZUS

12-90a;

arch.

457a

Ceylon 2-lOOc IV 12-INDIAN

PI.

ARCHITECTURE

AORTA AMD AORTIC VALVES

sculp.

12-102a

(Corn-root maidi-radicis aphid) 2-I08a Anuraphis roseus (Rosy aphis) 2-139C

Anuraphis

Anuria 22-901d Anurophasis monorthonyx

(francolin)

9-796b Anuruddha (Bur. k.): see Aniruddha ANUS (anat.) 2-lOOd cancer 4-769C digestion 7-430b digestive tract 10-21d embrycl. 19-169a invertebrate 12-472b fol. glands 4-932c primitive animals 4-52c; 7-898d; 20-719b; 23-977C "Anush" (Thumanian) 2-428a ANVARI (Auhad Ad-din Anvarl) (Pers. poet) 2-lOOd place In Pers. lit. 17-690a Anvelt, Jaan 8-735C Anvers,

and

prov.

town,

Belg.:

see

Antwerp (anat.): see Incus

ANVIL

2-lOla wrought iron 12-635d Anvil, Operation 23-795d (tool)

Nome ANVILLE, JEAN BAPTISTE BOURAnvil City, Alsk.: see

Bahr

guignon D' (geog ) 2-lOla el Ghazal riv. 2-1044C

top (meteorol.) 22-168d Anxiety (psych.) 18-713b fol. abnormal psych. 18-749b alcohol l-549b barbiturates 3-151b educational psych. 7-1026b

Anvil

OMY, GROSS liver fig. 3 14-144 physiology 2-509b respiration 19-229C

21-545BC symptoms 8-342a Anxiety

S.

hysteria: tion

see

Phobic

reac-

Anxur (Terracina), It. 21-954C Gila (mad weave) 3-245b

Anyam

AN-YANG

(Chang-te),

China 2-lOlb

anc. civilization 5-575b; arch. 5-617b

2-598a

bronze 5-624b sculpture 5-648d

Anyathian complex (archae.) 2-233b;

4-439C

13-975C ANYTE (Gr. poetess) 2-lOlc Anytus (pol.) 20-918C Anza, Juan Bautista de 19-1006b Anzac World War I 2-793a World War II 23-792Xd Anzac beaches, Gallipoli peninsula: see Gaba Tepe Anzalduas dam, U.S.-Mex. 14-1050d Anzan (anc. city and country), S.W. Asia: see Anshan ANZENGRUBER, LUDWIG 2-lOlc peasant drama 7-648b Anyota

(rel.

society)

ANZHERO-SUDZHENSK,

U.S.S.R. 2-

lOld pop. table 22-703C Anzhu, Ostrova: see Islands

1

Sp) duke

Filiberto,

of

gen.)

kull

Aoudad (Barbary sheep): see Udad Aouk (Bakare), riv., Af. 20-474a AP: see Associated Press Ap (in modern Welsh names): see second part of surIwan, Emrys ap Braz. and Parag. 18-15a e.g.,

Ap4 riv., Apabhramsa (dialect) 18-429d APACHE (N.Am, Indians) 2-102C; PI. NORTH 12-INDIAN, Ill

AMERICAN 2-403a

7-38d;

PI.

IV 7-

DANCE, PRIMITIVE 529b Geronimo 10-362C linguistic stocks 2-667b New Mexico 16-365b fol. (battle, N.Mex. canyon, Apache 1862) 16-366a Apache state: see Arizona, state, U.S. Apachite (min.) 17-909b Apachnan (Hyksos k.) ll-983b Ap^czai Csere, JanSs (Hung, writ.)

11-852C

22-426a 2-103a 10-220a Apamama (Abemama), isl., Gilbert isis., Pac.O. 10-413a Apafi, Michael (ruler)

APALACHEE

(N.Am.Ind.)

Apalachicola,

riv.,

Ga.

(Apamela), towns, Asia 2(188)

2-727d;

20-304a;

Siberian

II

Apiomorphinae

246b physiol. psych. 18-794b differentiation 14-74d Fig),

Syr.

9-10880

APHELION 2-107b Mars 12-949C

fol.

motion 15-897a

APHID

(Aphides, Aphis) 2-107b; Pis.

sex

20-

914Ea 20-415d

11-

10-GEM

911d Apatornis ccler ll-1055b Apatosaurus: see Brontosaurus Apatura iris (Purple emperor butter

4-492a APATURIA 2-105a Apayao (Isneg) (people) 12-664b

16-1003cfol.

pegmatite 17-527C see grunniens (fish): Aplodinotus Freshwater drum Aplodontia rufa (Sewellel; Mountain

Epicurus 8-638b

Aplomado falcon 9-43d Aplysiorhodin 17-1078C Aplysioviolin 17-1078C APMP (SAP) (aluminum powder) 1697a APNEA (Apnoea) 2-112a respiration 19-227c Apneumonomorphae (zool.) 2-203a Apneusis 19-226a fol. Apneustic centre 19-226a fol. Apo, mt., P.I. 17-848a; 15-493a national park table 16-82

gnomic poetry 10-505b

Apobotes

(anc.

APOC:

17-448C Aphotic zone 7-922C oceanography l-973c

pany Ltd. "Apocalypse of St.

APHRAATES

(Aphrahat,

Farhad) 2-

see

Oil

(Ephraem Syrus, (Syriac) Saint) 8-636b Aphrlza virgata (Surfbird) 21-604a

APHRODISIAC 2-109d Rhinoceros unicornis 12-127a Aphrodisium, Af.: see B6ne, Alg.

APHRODITE 2-llOb

John the Apos"Revelation, Book

of"

Antichrist 2-61b

Apocalypse of Moses: see Jubilees, Book of Apocalypse of St. John: see Revelation, Book of Baruch Apocalypses 3-210d Books of Enoch 8-604d

Dead sea

Adonis l-164d Aeneas l-196d

PI.

scrolls

7-118C

dualism 7-717c eschatology 8-696b

Anadyomene l-841a Anchises l-882d Ares 2-354C Atargatis 2-663b DIone 7-395d Elis coins 20-132C Graces 10-651a Gr. rel. 10-886C Hephaestus 11-383C Pisces legend 17-1117d Priapus 18-486d temple prostitution 18-644C Troy 22-506d

Esdras,

of

8-701b

lens

15-388b; 17-977b

(entom.)

ll-985b;

APOCRYPHA,

NEW TESTAMENT

Bible societies 3-587d Dead sea scrolls 7-119a Gr.

lit.

10-874d

Joseph of Arimathea 13-a7b I

1-AN-

Pilate

Syriac

APOLDA,

fishes)

9-345b

2-119C

Ger.

W. Samoa 19-984a APOLLINAIRE, GUILLAUME (KosApolima,

isl.,

trowitzki, Wilhelm Apollinarls de) 2-119C

Apollinarls (Hierapolis) apologists 2-125d Apollinarls (the Elder)

APOLLINARIS

LudI

2-120b 2-120a

(Apollinarius)

(the

heresy ll-430a poetry 10-877C Apollinarls Sidonius, Gaius Solllus (Sidonius Apollinarls, Saint)

20-618d Apollinopolis (Apollinopolls see Edfu, Egypt

APOLLO

(god) 2-120b;

Magna):

10-887b

fol.

Achilles l-90a aegis l-194d

Anius l-988d Artemis 2-507b

6-95b Daphne 7-70d Daplmephoria 7-71a Delphinia 7-209a Hyacinthus ll-921a Hyperboreans ll-994d laurel 13-810b Leto 13-995a Linus 14-82d Marsyas 14-973b

colossal statues

mystery 15-1121afoL Nietzsche 16-496d Niobe 16-529d oracle

16-1016a

Pyanopsia 18-890b Pythian games 9-1120a Python 18-908a

Roman

rel.

19-557C

sculptures

"Apollo Belvedere" II. 2-120 Bernini 3-190C; 20-209c; PI. X

20-SCULPTURE Canachus 4-728b Cattaneo 5-86b

21-TERRA

II

11.

2-121

TURE Scopas 20-132C secular games

20-264b

sun-god ll-318b temples Pis. I,

III,

V 10-GREEK

ARCHITECTURE

115c

PI.

12-

302C

ART

aculeata

22-1960

Praxiteles 18-433a;

751d

254a

17-409C foL

(reproduction)

APOGEE 2-119C

Pythagoras ia-905b VI 20-SCULPSansovino PI.

"Apocolocyntosis" (Seneca) 20-322b Apocrine sweat glands 17-705d; 20-

Apocrita

IX

COTTA

son of man 20-999b Apocalyptists 21-768Cc

Apochromatic

PI.

3-BATH

PI. 1

GIrardon 10-432a Michelangelo 15-363a

myth 15-1137b Satan 20-5c

V 10-GREEK

Apodiformes (order of birds)

Delos 7-207b Etruscan PI.

Second Book

Jesus Christ 12-1019C

see also Venus; Astarte "Aphrodite" (Louys) 14-365d "Aphrodite, Hymn to" (Homer) 22-

NELIDA

17-

Com-

APOCALYPTIC LITERATURE 2-112b

109c

Aphrodite

Anglo-Persian

see

tle":

Aphrem

"Venus de Milo"

athletics)

Gr.

218b

"Aphorisms of Yoga" ("Yoga-sutra") (Patanjali)

14-221a

Younger) 2-120a Ephesus Council of 6-b35a

beaver) 19-43] d

APHONIA 2-109a APHORISM 2-109b

9-246d

(Field mouse)

place in Fr. lit. 9-903d see Apolllnares (games): Apollinares

Aplodontoidea (zool.) 19-431d

Sternorrhyncha ll-345d fol. sugar 21-525C symbiosis 21-701b Aphin (pigment) 17-1081C Aphis (insect): see Aphid Aphis fabae (rumicis): see Bean aphid Aphis gossypii (Melon aphid) 2-109a Aphis lion (insect) 13-576a Aphis pomi (Apple aphid) 2-109a

l-813d

Apium graveolens: see Celery Apium graveolens rapaceum (Celerlac) 5-134C Aplacophora (zoology) 15-674a; 1825a APLANATIC REFRACTION 2-112a lens 17-975a

APLITE 2-112a

fol.;

(zool.)

caecilians 4-566c;

Apogonidae (Cardinal Apoidea: see Bee

hop aphid, control of ll-678d

13-589d

hemp

dian

Apoda

tides

Aplastic anaemia l-914b

ladybird

12-102d

androsaemifolium (bot.): American dogbane Apocynum cannabinum (bot.): see In-

Apis (entom.): see Bee Apis dorsata: see Giant (Rock) honeybee Apis florea (bee) 3-375a Apis indica (bee) 3-375a Apis mellifica (melllfera): see Honeybee

optics

potato diseases 23-191C 17-409C reproduction

(drug)

see

3-BIRD

Aplanospores l-599d

house plants ll-769a

Apocynum Apocynum

Apogamy

9-499a 9-1099d Hemiptera 12-297d

fly

(rel.)

oleander 16-928a rubber 19-685C

Stabian baths

7-450C

sound

8-700a 2-117b

Ezra) (bibl.)

Apocryphon

Apodylerium 3-275d

Apis (Dimitrijevic, Dragutin) (Serb.)

16-

14-105a

pseudepigrapha 18-707b Apocryphal Ezra (Esdras, First Book of; Ezra, Third Book of; Greek

APODICTIC 2-119C

Epaphus 12-489C Ptah 18-806C

of

10-874d

lit.

literary forgery

Apodes: see Eel

2-112a 8-53a

(Hapi) (god) Egy. rel. 8-41a;

porphyry 18-251b Aphasia 21-200Cb deafness 7-125a nervous system, diseases

Gr.

Jewish canon 3-576a

Aristotle

APIS

APHANITE 2-107b

2-

Bible societies 3-587d Esdras, First Book of 8-700a Esdras, Second Book of 8-700d

Apodemus

11-347C

(zool.)

10-487C

Apios tuberosa (bot.): see Groundnut

Aphaea: see Britomartis Aphamiotae 20-359b

of Individual

117b; 3-573b Baruch, Book of 3-210b

Crustacea 6-842a eggs 8-20C sea cucumbers 7-897d

(gram.) 2-llld

gloss

Apex stone (arch.) masonry 14-1020d

(El

10-152d Apiarius (pr.) 17-242a Apical bud 13-848a Apical (Initial) cell (bot.) 17-1209C Apical dominance (bot.) 17-1229a Apical meristem 17-1209c; 13-849b tracheophyta 22-340d Apiculture (Beekeeping) 3-374C

APION

APEX, SOLAR 2-107b Apex beat (physiol.) 5-788b Apex case (U.S.) 13-538b

Aphek

Peter)

Apioideae (bot.) 22-677C

stem 21-379d

names

books

APOCRYPHA, OLD TESTAMENT

APOCYNACEAE 2-119b (Bienewitz,

Apidium (paleon.) 18-515a

17-1209C

scl.

19-612a

root

18-433

II.

Greek art 10-844a; 5-961b "Aphrodite of Melos" (statue): see "Venus de Milo" Aphrodite Pandemos 2-lllc Aphrodite Urania 2-lllc Aphrophora salicis (zool.) 6-883C Aphthartodocetism 13-165a Monophysites 15-747a Aphthous fever: see Foot-and-mouth

Apidae (bee) 3-370C Apidanus, riv., Gr. 22-129C

(bot.)

plants and plant

Aphrodite of Eryx, cult of 23-73a "Aphrodite of Knidos" (Praxiteles)

3i

Apollo see also under

GREEK ART

Hippocrates 15-94BC (entom.)

hardness number table 11-95 lamprophyre 13-632b phosphate 15-511b; 17-913a; 17.

fly)

New

glomeratus

1054d Apapa, area. Nig. 13-600C fol. Apapane (Himatione sanguinea) 11174c APARRI, Philippine Islands 2-103c APARTHEID 2-103C African National congress 14-448b Commonwealth of Nations 6-184: Fascism 9-107b Hertzog ll-457d Malan 14-667d; 20-845d Nationalist party 21-60a racial segregation 20-283C policy aim l-309a S.W.Af. 22-522b United Nations 22-705b fol. APARTMENT HOUSE 2-104a arch, (group housing) 2-312b Roman 19-455c; 19-204d Apatemyidae (zool.) 18-506d Apathy 8-342a APATITE (min.) 2-104d diabase 7-350b fertilizers 9-211a PI.

21-

galls

culture 13-745b; 12-69c fol.; 18-

gem

23-665d

IX, X, XI 12-INSECT contact poisons 17-728b

fol.

dancers

Apex

MOTH

It.

909c

11-220;

19-518a

paranoia 17-319b H.

fig,

see also Dinar, Turk.

neurosis 16-297b; 18-745b psychoanalysis 18-723c psychosis 18-805a

mts..

13-146d

Aperta (Roman vessel) 2-435a 16-lOOlc; (optics) Aperture

fascism 12-777b Monte Sabino 23-765d Aosta (anc. Augusta Praetoria Salassorum), Italy founding l-678d Valle D'Aosta 22-953C Aotes (Aotus) trivirgatus: see Duru-

Apanteles

(Appennino),

TEXT INDEX

4-BUTTERFLY AND

4

fig.

I

Aphrodite Hera (myth.) 2-llOc "Aphrodite of Cyrene" PI. IV 10-

disease Petrus

2-106a; 12-737a

Aperitif fol.

103b

18-781b

APENNINES

2-

(myth.)

Aphrodite Ariadne (myth.) 2-Hlb Aphrodite fritlllary (butterfly) PI.

Apianus,

Aperture stop 16-1006b

Emanuele

crown

2-105d

)

Aperiodic activities 7-919b

embryology 23-104a Amedeo Ferdlnando Maria dl Savoia, duke of: see Amadeo

Ariz.

(schol

Apeltes quadracus 21-406Ac Ape man: see Pithecanthropus

Tuscany 22-631Ba

Aosta,

under name,

Greek art 10-848b Phryne 17-lOlOa Prologenes 18-661a

APELLICON

Anadyomene llld

Aphrodite

e.g.,

APELDOORN, Neth. 2-105C APELLES (paint) 2-105c

Jurassic system

2-509b

treaty

motivation l-147c

Sullivan,

(ar-

circulation 5-784b defects ll-227c; 11-225C

APAMEA

ego 8-25d exper. psych.

Ire.

tery) 2-102C anatomy 11-22 la; fig. 1 11-220; fig. 5 11-222; PI. 1-ANAT-

vena azygos 23-32a Aortic arch (anat.)

name,

by

Ape, anthropoid: see Anthropoid apes

16-210b

(It.

also apes Gorilla

2-102b

Aonyx: see African small-clawed otter "Aorangi" (ship) 20-530d

Aosta,

sub-prov.. Mountain Prov., P. I. 15-958a Ape (caric): see Pellegrini, Carlo (zool.) APE 2-105b; 18-511b Asia 2-581d Classification table 14-727C courtship 6-670d evolution 2-594b gestation period table 10-372 homosexuality ll-648d sexual behaviour 20-425b

Apayao,

see

prett., Jap.

Japan 12-881d area and pop. table 12-919 Aonach Tailteann 16-137a Aonach Urmhumhan (Nenagh),

(k. of

Bo tree 5-219b North-western Prov. 16-637b

1951) 2-795b; 16-

(treaty,

AOMORI,

(zool.): see Salientia

ANURADHAPURA,

Anvil

ANZIKA (anc. kingdom, Af.) 2-lold Anziques (Anguicos) 2-lOld ANZILOTTI, DIONISIO 2-102a ANZIO (Antium) It. 2-102a Rome 19-511C World War II l-469d; 23-792FC ANZOATEGUI, slate, Venez. 2-102b area and pop. table 23-55 Barcelona 3-156b

2-98b

17-1084b lit. 21-721C

2-

Abae l-7d Apollo Actiusl-112b Bassae: see under Bassae, Gr. Cyrene 6-958a Delos 7-207a; l-824b Delphi

7-208a

Epidaurus 8-640c Ei-etria PI. VI 10-GREEK

ART

>

32

APOPHOROMETER 2-126d 15-651d APOPHYLLITE 2-126d Apoplexy (med): see Stroke Apopyles (zool.) 21-249b Aporhyolite (Porphyroid) 18-939C

Apophyge

Apollo 18-208C;

Pompeii

19-451d

18-210;

II.

fol.

Rome 19-5713

Aporia

Thargelia festival 22-27a

Troy 22-505C

II

fig.

4 4-BUTTERFLY AND MOTH Apollo (spacecraft) 21-103Ua Apollo club (Eng.) 5-953C APOLLODORUS (of Athens) (gram.)

A

2-122b (Sklagraphos)

(paint.) 2-122b Greek art 10-847a

Damascus)

(of

(arch.)

2-122C Trajan's bridge 22-628d Apollo Ismenius (Chalazius) 7-71a Apollo Maleatus sanctuary on Mt. Cynortlum 8-

"Apollo Musagetes" (Stravinsky) 21-

466a (anc. cities) 2-122c (Pollina), Gr. PI. II 10-

APOLLONIA Apollonia

GREECE

PI.

6-334a;

8-810c;

20-liga 8-295d geom. 10-188d hist,

APOLLONIUS (poet)

of (of

14-1102a

fol.

(Rhodius)

Rhodes)

2-123b

"Argonautica" 15-67a Hellenism 10-873C

APOLLONIUS

(of Tralles)

(sculp.) 2-

123d "Boxer

resting"

ART APOLLONIUS

V lO-GREEK

PI.

Tyana) (philos.) 2-

(of

123d Philostratus 17-666C Apollonius Cronus (Gr.

philos.)

14-

223b

APOLLONIUS OF TYRE

Apostolical Constitutions: see Constitutions, Apostolic Apostolic Brethren 2-130b Apostolic Camera (R.C. church); see Camera, Apostolic Apostolic Cancellerra: see Chancery (Cancellerla), Apostolic

Judicial privy council. Judicial

Apostolic Canons 6-407b Apostolic chamberlain: see Camera, Apostolic Apostolic Chancery (Rome): see Chancery (Cancelleria), Apostolic Apostolic constitutions: see Constitutions, Apostolic Apostolic Dataria; see Datarla, Apostolic

ante-Nicene

2-121; 18-433a Apollo Smintheus (god) 2-121c; 22-

APOSTOLIC! tores) Inquisition

505c Tended by the Nymphs" (Girardon) 10-432a Apologetics miracle 15-564C theism 22-47b see also Apologists, Early Christian "Apollo

"Apologelicum" (Tertullian) 21-965a "Apologia" (Justin Martyr, Saint)

13-165C "Apologia "Apologia

Angllcanae"

eccleslae vita

pro

(Nev^rman)

sua"

16-363d; 8-589a "Apologie de

Religion Chrftlenne"

la

17-428d

(Pascal)

"Apologie for Poetrle, An" (Sidney): see "Defence of Poesle" "Apologie Oder Schutzschrlft fur die vernijnftlgen Verehrer Gottes" (Reimarus) 19-83a "Apologie pour H4rodote" (Henri Es-

8-732d

tlenne)

fol.

(Apotactici,

10-828d Apostomatida (zool.) 18-676C tion)

see sect): (Christian Apotactici Apostolic! Apothecaries, Society of (Lond.) 2fol.

(Eng.,

see also Apologetics

APOTHEOSIS 2-131a

"Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing" (Collins) 6-

59b "Apology for Himself and (Steele)

his

Writ-

21-3690d

"Apology for the True Christian Divinity Held by the Quakers" (Barclay) 3-157a; 9-941C "Apology to Autolycus" (Saint Theophilus)

APOMORPHINE

5-713d 2-126d

opium 16-993b properties

Aponeurosis

(anat.)

20-708c;

20-210a 10-845b; PI

Permoser)

"Apoxyomenos" (statue) V ID-GREEK ART Appalachia (geol. area) 22-716a Appalachian coal field 5-963C

APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS,

15-

16-585a; 22-716C Green mountains 10-900b

New

5-

(Child)

Africans"

491c

War ll-847b

Hundred Years

Appellate courts: see Appeal Appellate Jurisdiction act

(1876) laws)

Jersey 16-355b

calculus 4-597a gastrointestinal tract,

diseases

Appendix, Vermiform 10-21a;

of

PI.

1-

ANATOMY, GROSS appendicitis 2-135b

2-136b 21-

confederation

to

681b

APPERCEPTION 2-136d 18-729b Fran-

2-136d

canning process 4-787d Appetizers 9-536a

fol,

North

21-STAGE DESIGN

stage lighting 21-287b Appla (ancient aqueduct,

Appla, Via: see Applan

APPIAN

(of

road)

(Via

2-137d

10-582C

Appomattox Court House, Va. Civil War 17-747C house of Wilmer McLean PI. VI 1-AMERICAN CIVIL WAR national monument 2-141d; 16151b

APPONYI, ALBERT, count 2-'141d

APPORTIONMENT 2-142a APPORTIONMENT, LEGISLATIVE

marriage 9-1128b

APSE

2-148a 3-241b

(arch.)

basilica

cathedral 5-75b chevet 5-475d early Christian arch. 7-841a Gothic development 10-600C Gr. arch. 10-829b Monreale cathedral PI. Ill 2-ARCH St.

Peter's

PI.

2-ARCHITEC-

Ill

TURE 22-387a

transept

APSE

(Apsis) (astron.)

moon 15-811a

2-148d

fol.

Apsley House, Load., Eng. Apsyrlus 23-117b

23-501

II.

Aptenodytes forsteri: see Emperor penguin Aptenodytes patagonica (King penguin)

17-553b

Aptera 2-148d Apterium (biol.) 9-130b; 3-681d APTERYGOTA (Ametabola) (Insects) 2-148d; 12-291d; 12-295d arthropods 2-521d

15-257b

APTITUDE TESTS

(psych.)

2-149d

army 12-224C

142a

vocational guidance Apu (Akhmim), Egy.

13-908d U.S. 22-822Ad congress 6-328a

Apuania,

Ma

supreme court (1962) 16-194a

APPRAISAL, REAL ESTATE 2-143c agreements 22-957C APPRENTICESHIP 2-144b guild 10-1014d livery companies 14-152a labour law 13-551b lawyers 13-e97d fol. masonry 14-1016d poor law 18-222a fol.; 5-529a progressive educ. 18-608a shipbuilding 20-535d vocational educ. 23-231C (contract

bridge)

former i-Can

8-935a l-479a ''

prov.,

APULEIUS, LUCIUS (Rom.

Apposition (bot.) 17-1206a

4-

187b Approach grafting (Inarching) (bot.)

10-656d

Approved Societies (Insurance)

19-50d benefit societies 3-471b friendly societies 9-935d

(Rom

(myth.) 2-148a Indian painting 12-102a

APSARAS

invertebrates

2-

Appla)

ll-191a; 17-716b politics 13-768C

Am.

Lat.

Apron conveyer 14-1056C Apron (stage) costume design 6-606a

paleoentomologv 17-118b Apteryx (bird); see Kiwi 2-

2-

ApplanI, Francesco 2-137d ApplanI, Niccolo 2-137d ApplanI, Semiramide genealogical table 15-89

APPIAN WAV

J.

B.

elder)

2-

137d fol.

APPOINTMENT, POWER OF 2-141d APPOMATTOX, Va. 2-14id Gordon,

skepticism 20-746a transcendentalism 22-386a truth 15-260d

Wittgenstein 23-692C see also Rationalism Aprlsta (Alianza Popular Revoludonaria Americana, Am. Popular Rev. Alliance, Apra, Partido Popular, Popular party)

Apsheron penin. 17-769b

fol.

younger)

(the

(the

harmony 11-llld

fol.

Kant 13-219C Neo-Kantlanism 16-213d phenomenology 17-812a Schopenhauer 20-lOla science 17-866C

AND VAULT

Appropriated surplus (fin.) 9-274C Appropriation 7-150a acts (Eng. exchequer) 8-946d budget 4-365b Appropriations in aid (fin.) 4-366d Approved school (Gt, Brit.) 8-423a;

Italy)

Way

Alexandria) 2-137b

hist. 10-874C APPIANI, ANDREA

137c ApplanI, Andrea

fol.

of"

Applied ornament (arch.) 16-1109d Applied psychology: see Psychology, Applied AppliquS 16-183C; 18-966a

system)

scene for Wagner's "Die WalkUre" Ill

prospecting

Manual Mechanics, "Applied (Rankine) 2-303d

Approach-Forcing system (Culbertson

APPIA, ADOLPHE 2-137b PI.

Applied Anthropology, Society for 255d; 2-57a Applied chemistry: see Chemical Industry Applied geophysics: see Geophysical

legislature

calculus 4-597a "Appendix Probl" 19-498d "Appendix Vergiliana" (poems) 23177d APPENZELL, town and canton,

Switz,

APPLETON, SIR EDWARD VICTOR 2-140d Ionosphere 12-501a APPLETON, Wis. 2-141a pop. table 23-681 Appleton layer (phys.) 2-140d

Apponyl, Gyorgy ll-865b Apport (sprrtualism) 21-241a

APPENDICITIS 2-135b

admission

bloom Apple rose 19-622d Apple scab 2-139C Appleseed, Johnny (nick.): see Chapman, John

APP0GGIATURA2-141a

Appearance (philos.) 17-865a "Appearance and Reality" (Bradley) 4-59a

156a

America 2-131C Adirondacks l-146a Allegheny mts. l-641a Cambrian system 4-686b

geol.

15-856d

1023b

"Appeal for That Class of Americans

cois)

Carboniferous system 4-874b Cumberland plateau 6-893d Devonian system 7-334C

poison, treatment of

the

Apperson, Elmer 13-442b APPERT, NICOLAS (Appert,

Egy. 8-44b see also Ancestor worship "Apotheosis" (Prudentius) 18-695d Eugene" Prince of "Apotheosis (sculp.,

under SuUnited

see of

see Criminal: of Court Appeal, Criminal Appeal, Court of

tests

Babylonia 2-962C

10-

supreme court; preme court States, The

Herbart ll-411b fol. education 7-1017d

pharmacy 17-797C Apothecium 9-1025d

5-162b

An"

8-

weight 23-488Ab

logos 14-252b Talmud 2l-769b Tertullian 21-964d

ings,

1815)

936a

APOTHECARY 2-130C

Apology defamation 7-169d (Plato) 18-25d; "Apology" 872d; 20-917d

18-

of

10-25d

2-128a

act

court

sessions,

936b chamber 21-330a United States l-760a attorney general 2-736a Cardozo, Benjamin 4-897b civil service 5-846C star

23-663a

episcopacy 8-649b Jesus Christ 12-1020C "Apostollcum": see "Apostles' Creed" Apostolic visitor (R.C.) 23-2a Apostoiike Diakonia (church organiza-

130d

18-5673

of

quarter

(Eng.) 14-1048d Appellations d'origlne (wine

Apostolic Slgnatura (R.C. church): see Signatura, Apostolic

Apothecaries'

committee

Appel, Karel (paint.) 17-72b Appellants (Eng. hist.) 8-472d; 10-

593b

Apothecaries

2-124C DIognetus 7-463a Justin Martyr, Saint 13-165C

censorship

Renuntia-

2-130a 12-271b

see also Papacy

apostles

ll-482b reform 8-554d

14-440b

Apostolic See (Holy See) 19-467d

CHRISTIAN

EARLY

APOLOGISTS,

9-lllb

Apostolic letters: see Brief (eccl.) Apostolic men: see Apostolic Fathers Apostolico, Palazzo 14-313d "Apostolicon" (Pauline epistles) 10-

.

555d high court of Justice

"Appeal to the Christian Nobility of the German Nation" (Luther)

APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION 2-130c

12-1030a

(Jev»el)

lit.

21-

6-762a;

appeal

criminal

498C

apostolic office 2-127d heresy ll-429d Ignatius, Saint ll-1070b

II.

Applegate (N.Am.Ind.) 2-657b Apple green (ceramic glaze) lB-355b Apple red (ceramic glaze); see Peach

6-

2-

knowledge 13-428d; 17-

878a

PLANT

543b

660b; 10-737b

Called

APOSTOLIC FATHERS 2-128b

2-124C

(bibl.)

St. Paul 6-497b "Apollo Sauroctonus" (Praxiteles)

18-415a

6-668a;

appeal

of

AND

Rosaceae 19-618d U.S. 9-885C Applebee, Constance M. K. ll-570d APPLEBY, Wcstm., Eng. 2-l40c; 23-

15-451d

court

Apostolic delegate (R.C.) 23-2a

Apollo of the Saddle (temple) 2-376c

APOLLOS

718b; 14-991C; 12-1022a

Germany 10-257b; 10-347d Greece 10-860a

11-865C

147c a priori

IV 17-

pear, hybrids with 17-502d production table 9-968a

habeas corpus 10-1089b Judgment 13-120a

(All Fools' Day)

2-147b April laws (Hung.)

17-1183d

PLANTS SCIENCE

(law)

l-412a

II

APRIL 2-147b APRIL FOOLS' DAY

A PRIORI AND A POSTERIORI

sucker ll-347a leaf, cross section of PI.

church history 19-472b Judgment, last 13-737d Prot. Episcopal Church 18-657d Apostle to the Indians: see Eliot, John (Am. der.)

2-123d; 19-

495c Eng. lit. 8-558C

scald

practice and procedure Soviet law 21-102a Great Britain

Ahmose table

blossom weevil 23-480b

General 2-132d; 6-659d fol. criminal procedure 6-773b

mil.

9-555C

maggot 9-974a

fol.

APPEAL

5-764d

22-444 aphid 2-109a

harmony 11-114C theme 20-985a

655a

ellipse

math.,

21-TEMPERA

farming ll-733a production table 9-968a Apricot (Simon) plum 18-61d Aprides (tribe): sec Afrides APRIES (Haa-ib-ra, Wah-Ib-ra, Ho. phra) (Egyptian k.) 2-147b

culture ll-733a; 17-1227b diseases and pests 2-139c;

Apparition of Christ, Feast of the: see Epiphany, Feast of Apparitions psychical research 18-720C "Appassionata" (Beethoven) 3-385a

22-444

diseases and pests table fruit

crab-apple 6-688C

Apparent time 8-664d; 6-233C

l-546b

cordial

see

U.S.S.R.:

Sib.,

cookery 9-542b strudel

22-956d

It.

candy 9-541b

(bot) 2-138b

cider

91BC

Apostles, Epistle of the 2-115b Apostles, Teaching of the (Twelve): see Didache Apostles' Club ll-753b "Apostles' Creed" ("Apostollcum") 6-

2-122d 6-282C;

II

APPLE

o-

(math.)

Aprica pass, Alps,

Yablonot

11-HORSE

(Dt-

"Apris-midI d'un faune, L' " (Mal\armt) 14-700c; 9-900C

23-

(play)

"

L'

bussy) 7-152d Mallarmi 14-701a

APRICOT 2-146d

mts..

Apple,

Apparel; see Dress Apparent double points

Apostle of Brazil: see Anchieta, Josi de see Paul, Apostle of the Gentll Saint Apostle of the Indies: see Las Casas, Bartolom6 de Apostle of the Indies: see Xavler, Saint Francis Apostles, Acts of the: see Acts of the Apostles "Apostles, Acts of the" (play) 14-

Apollonia, Pal.: see Arsuf Apollonia, Thrace: see Sizopol, Bulg. Apollonia' (Delia) (festival) 7-201d Apollonian problem (geom.) 2-123a APOLLONIUS (Dyscolus, the Crabbed) (gram.) 2-122C APOLLONIUS (of Perga) (Great Geometer, Pergaeus) (geom.) conies

23-301C

church hist. 5-739d; 5-693d ministry 15-525d missionary 15-574d see also under individual names "Apostle, An" (painting, Francesca)

Virginia"

count 2-146C Apraxia (psych.) 18-794b "Apris-mldl d'un faune,

475c

Appalachian trough 20-678b Appaloosa (breed of horse) ll-706b; PI. Ill

and

FEDOR MATVEEV1CH,

APRAKSIN,

;

i

Applus Claudius; see under Claudius (Rom. fam.)

Appalachian Trail conference 2-132c;

A

and

Priori

"Applus

6-419b

Appalachian tea (Inkberry) 12-260a Appalachian trail 2-132C

APOSTLE 2-127a; 12-1020c

chronicle 5-713C

APOLLODORUS

A

Posteriori: see Posteriori

W.Va. 23-546a

syncline

8-407C Aporti, Abate Ferrante 18-447a Aposematlc coloration (biol.) l-961d Apospory (reproduction) 17-410b

fol.

topography 21-39b

1-

AGRICULTURE

white

(Black-veined

I

Campania 4-713c; 19-Sl2d Inns ll-748a Nemi, Lake 16-209a roads and highways 19-367d route 12-745a tombs and monuments 19-574C APPIN, dlst., Scot. 2-138b

XI

Quebec 18-944b South Carolina 21-85C

butterfly)

Apollo (butterfly) 4-493b; PI.

APOLLODORUS

(arch.)

cratagi

Calabria (ancient) 4-591b

North Carolina 16-608d Pennsylvania 17-562d PI. Pa. Powells valley.

Apophls (Hyksos kings) 11-983C

TEXT INDEX

Approximant (math.) 6-421a equations, theory of 8-656a Apps, A. 12-185b Apra (pol. party, Peru); see Aprlsta "Aprakos Gospels" 19-802a

'

""

philos.)

2-149d fiction 13-787C "Golden

The"

Ass,

15-I124a;

18-710a 14-225a satire 20-7a

logic

Nicola de; see Plsano,

Apulia,

Nlc-

col«

APULIA,

reg.,

It.

12th cent, map see also Puglla

Apu Man aqueduct. 859a Apulum: see Alba

2-150d I

8-EUROPE It.

2-160b;

18-

Rum. 2-150d area and pop. table 23-55 APURE RIVER, Venez. 2-150d Orinoco 16-1097a APURIMAC, dept., Peru 2-151a area and pop. table 17-717 APURIMAC RIVER, Peru 2-151a Peruvian plateau l-898b Ucayali 22-656a Apus (Triops) (zool) 4-95b larval stage fig. 7 6-841 Apus apus (bird): see Swift Apus melba 21-665b AQABA (AI'Aqabah), Jordan 2-151b; map 17-171 Ezlon-Gebcr 9-17d AQABA, GULF OF, Arab. 2-151b Red sea 19-30a

APURE,

lulla.

state, Venez,

Saudi Arabia 20-llAa

fol.

Aqarquf, Babyl. 13-247C Ben Joseph (Pal. rabbi): see Akiba Ben Joseph

Averroism 2-891c; 17-876b

'Aqrabi, sheikdom, South Arabia, Fed.

creation, myths of

Aqiba

Aqsa,

(Damascus,

Syr.);

Omayyad mosque Aqua (Water)-ammonia system 1964b Aqua dissolutiva (chem.) 16-533C AQUAE (mineral springs) 2-151C Aquae Arnemetiae, Rom. Brit.; see see

Buxton,

Eng.

Derbys.,

Aquae Cumanae: see Baiae Aquae et ignis interdictio (Rom. law) 7-266b Aquae Grani: see Aachen, Ger. Aquae Sextiae: see Aix-en-Provence, Fr.

Sulis (Aquae Soils), Eng.: see

Aquae

Bath

Aquae Tarbelllcae (mod. Dax), Fr. 7110c Aqua fortis: see Nitric acid and nitrates

Aqualung

20-757b

skin diving

Aquamanale

METALWORK, AQUAMARINE (min.)

VI

PI.

(vessel)

15-

DECORATIVE 2-151d;

PI.

I

3-539b; 10-60C 3-710b Aqua prima (chem.) 16-533C

hylomorphism (Aristotle) ll-984a hymns ll-987b Jurisprudence 13-154b Leo XIII 13-958a

Iimbusl4-32b natural law 16-104C pantheism 17-233d predestination 18-445C soul 18-785b

Painting

AQUARIUM 2-152a

(astron.)

chart

2-155b;

21-320B astrology 2-641a Helical nebula 16-166a Aquatic animals: see Marine animals Aquatics, U. S. Conference for National Cooperation in 21-665C Aquatic spider (Argyroneta aquatica)

21-217a

AQUATINT Aqua

vini

(art)

2-155b; 8-745C

Roman Empire map 19-537; table 18-691 Romanesque arch. 19-504a see also Guienne (constellation)

ARA

ararauna

1011a

CLAUDIO (Acquaviva, Claudio) 2-155C Jesuits 12-10133 Aqueduct of Sylvius (anat.) 15-

SPAIN Port.:

(anat.)

see

2-161a

Aquicludes (geol.) 10-950b Aquidneck (Rhode), isl., Narragansett Bay 19-266d Aquifer (Ground-water reservoir) 11-

960c types 10-950b (tree

fam.)

2-

1613; ll-600a

ultun

(astron.) 2-161a star chart 21-320A; 21-320B

2-161b; l-47d Frederick 11 l-47d Aquila chrysaetos: see Golden eagle It.

Aquila clanga (Spotted esgle) 7-834b Aquila heliaca: see Imperial e3gle Aquil3 rapax (Tawny eagle) 7-834b Aqullaria (hot.) 22-173C Aquilaria Agallochs l-661c Aquilegi3: see Columbine Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern colum

6-llOd

Aquilegia chrysantha (Golden colum bine) 6-llOd Aquilegia coerulea: see

India

Rocky Moun

(Aglar,

VogleJ),

It.

15-404a; 6-

Eur.

6-956b

12-746b

It.

Khazar 13-329b Louis 11 (Rom. emp.) 14-333b Madagascar 14-665a Malta 14-7133 Mesopotamia 15-206a fol. Morocco 15-848a

17-lb6d papyrus 17-298a Persia 17-674C empire:

political

public health

Sic.

control

18-824d

I,

III

7-DWELL-

PRIMITIVE; Iran 12-512d Iraq 12-529d Islamic law 12-681b Jerusalem 12-1009b Jews 2-89a; 12-698d INGS,

7-810d

annexation 17-166C; table 18-691 science 20-119d; 5-390a shipping 20-541C sundial 21-568d Syria 21-718b Zanzibar 23-935Ab ARABIA, ROMAN PROVINCE OF 2-

182a Arabia Felix, anc. region, Arab. 23887b; 2-172a "Arabia Felix" (Thomas) 2-174a Arabi3n, sea: see Arabian sea Arabian-American company Oil (Aramco) 17-768C concessions 6-258b Lebanon pipelines 13-877a

Saudi Arabia 20-llCb fol. Arabi3n art: see Islamic art Arabian baboon: see Hamadryas baboon Arabian camel: see Dromedary Arabisn coffee shrub (CofTea arabica)

6-27a (Eastern

le2b Egypt 8-29a Sahara 19-879C Arabian horse 11-701C

fol.;

22-7020

ARAB, SHATT

Africa 2-1044C AL, channel, Iraq 2riv.,

165d Basra 3-253b

17-650a Mesopotamia river campaign map 23-781 delta

PI.

Ill

11-HORSE

ARABIAN SEA 2-182C tropical storms 22-499a Arabian senna 20-327a Arabian shield (geol.) 2-167C Arabia Oil company (Jap.): see Ara-

Company

PI.

map 19-537

riv., Asia M.: see Aras Aral, sea, Asia: see Aral Sea Araldenghiz, sea, Asia: see Aral Sea Aralen: see Chloroquine Arales (Spathiflorae) (bot.) order 1-

689b

3-51b Hebrew ll-281b Hindustani ll-514d Iran 12-513C Libya 13-1065a Maltese 14-717b Semitic language 20-314b fol. Syriac 21-724b; 20-119d ARABIC LITERATURE 2-184C Hamasah ll-23d historiography ll-538b "Thousand and One Nights" 22157d see also under prlncip3l authors

Arabic numerals 16-759d; 20-120a

thaliana

(Mouse-ear

1st marquess of

7-738C l-303c 8-69b ARABIS (Rock-cress) 2-193a; 6-824d cress 6-727d cruciferae 6-824d Arabis albida (Wall cress) 2-193a Arabis can3densis (Sicklepod) 2-193a nationalist revolt fall

Arabistan: see Khuzistan, prov., Iran

2-

clover)

12-820a

Umbelliferae 22-677b Aralia elata (Japanese angelica tree)

2-206d hispid3

Arall3

sarssparilla)

(Bristly

2-206d; 20-lb

(plant fam.)

220c

2-193d

20-lb

sarsaparilla

Aralia racemosa: see American splke-

Arum 2-554d Calla 4-654C Cuckoopint 6-883a Dieffenbachia 7-394d Jack-in-the-pulpit 12-850d Philodendron 17-862C

Aralia

Aralo-Caspian basin 5-15c ARAL SEA (Aralskoe More), Asia 2-

23-169Aa Sp. 2-194b

vine

sinensis (Chinese angelica tree) 2-206d spinosa: see Hercules'-club

Aralla

207a Amu-Darya l-835a 22-585Bc sieche 20-286a

ARACENA,

Aracena, mts., Sp. 20-626c Arachidic acid table 16-906 Arachidonic acid 16-805b; 16-907C Arachis hypogae3: see Peanut Arachis oil: see Peanut oil Ara chloroptera (Red and green macaw) 17-404d

geology

Aralu (Babyl. myth.)

Tammuz 21-774b Aram (k. of Urartu) 22-8911)

ARAM, EUGENE 2-207b Aram,

Arachnanthe lowii (orchid) 3-964a

Asia 2-207c 17-161C

dist.,

Palestine

ARACHNE (myth.) 2-194c Ara macao (Scarlet macaw) 17-404C ARACHNIDA (animal class) 2-194C ARAMAEANS (Arameans) 2-207C arthropoda 2-518d fol. Gad 9-1069C

daddy longlegs 6-991C

Jacob 12-834C; 12-1055d Mesop. 2-964d; 15-203d

embryol. 12-476b

Lamarck 13-614a scorpion 20-135C

20-934HC

soil

Aramaic languages and literature 20-

314b

9-

(zool.)

Dead sea scrolls 7-117C development 2-208b

15-156b spinal cord 21-222C Arachnoid membrane (anat.) 4-74a Arachnoid trabeculae 15-156C Arachnoid

villi

tions)

(Arachnoid

granula-

15-156d (Pers. Harauvatish) (anc.

2-203d 17-658d; map 17-

prov.), Pers.

Persian history

659

Hebrew ll-279d fol. Mesopotamia l-480a Palmyra 17-192C Persia 17-660b Syriac 21-719C Targum 21-81 2b Yiddish 23-890d Ara Maxima 4-560d Aramburu, Pedro E. (Arg.

Haynau executions ll-866a Hung. rev. 7-620b Aradul Nou (New Arad), 2-204a ARADUS (mod. Arwad, Ruad [Heb. Arvadl) (anc. city), Phoenicia

2-2043

17-885d Arab.

Saud.

(shrine),

30c

15-

4-948a

Carpentaria, gulf of Pac. 0. 17-14d

Arin, Valle de (Sp.) 18-897d fol. see Barros Diego Barros: Arana, Arana, Diego de Bolea, conde de 2-208d Aranda (tribe): see Arunta 2-811C Arsnda (Austr, lang Araneae (animal order): see Spider Aran Fawddwy, mountain, Wales 15194a Arango, Doroteo: see Villa, Pancho )

FRANCOIS

(DOMINIQUE) (Jean) (Fr. phys.)

2-204b

8-230c;

electromagnetism

14-

585c

ARAN ISLANDS

ether l-35d

au.)

14-lOla

2-204d history l-592a; 21-117d; map

Galway 9-lllOb fol. ARANJUEZ, Sp. 2-209b Aranmore (Inishmore),

I

calcite

Aranuka

(min.)

2-205C

4-594a

Br3Z.

2-205d

2-206a

area and pop. table 4-443 Chittagong, Pak. 5-661c coastal strip 4-438C World War II 13-136C Arakan (Myohaung), Bur. 2-206C Arakan Yoma, mts., Burma 4-437a

Chin hills

5-655d

Gilbert

Pac.

Isls.,

0.

(Jean)

period

Vedic

12-136d;

fol.

H-508a;

23-23d Araonan (lang.) table 12-59 "Ara Pads Auguslae" (altar)

19-

457c

(Sultanabad), lr3n 2-206a pottery and stoneware 18-362d Bur.

21-981a

isl.,

2-209b Hungarian lit. ll-855b "Aranyakas" (lit.) 19-1027c

marble

relief

Pi.

Ill

19-ROMAN

ART ARAPAHO (Arapahoe)

ARAK

div..

2-

10-413a

ARANY, JANOS

Amazon 1-710C Aral Hakuseki (Jap. states.) ll-541a Arainn, isls.. Ire.: see Aran Islands Araish, El (Larache), Mor. 13-721b

ARAKAN,

Ire.

Tex. 21-977d

pop. table

fol.

riv.,

Isl.,

natl. parks table 16-73 Aransas Pass, Tex.

Aragonese (dynasty) 15-1180d

ARAGONITE

2-

Aransas National Wildlife sanctuary,

8-EUROPE Ram6n Berenguer IV 3-154a

20-608b

Ire.

209a

dist., Sp.

pop. 21-142b Sardinia 19-1067a Sicily

(Arainn),

209a

13-1107C

velocity of light 13-1130a Aragon, Alberto Lista y (Sp.

ARAGON,

2-

Aramco: see Arabian-American Oil company Arameans: see Aramaeans Ara militaris (Green macaw) 17-404d Aramus guarana (Limpkin) (bird) 1444a

ARANDA, PEDRO PABLO ABARCA

fol.

ARAFURA SEA, 2-204b

light

pres.)

368b

see also Kandahar

ARAD, Rum. 2-203d

history 13-875a;

fol.

alphabet l-668a

Arachnoid (Arachnoid mater) (anat.)

ARACHOSIA

17-193C 21-716d

religion

Syria

fol.

21-215C Arachnocampa tumlnosa 10303 spiders

ARAGUAIA,

and

ivy

Aralia nudicaulis (Wild sarsaparilla. Wild spikenard) 2-206d; 21-

kalam 12-1044b cress) (bot.)

(Elk

Araliaceae (bot.)

Brsz.

carbonates 4-872a Aragouse, Yugos.: see Dubrovnllt ARAGUA, state, Venez. 2-205d area and pop. table 23-55

875a

2-206d

(herb genus) calitornica

206d

12-

Aristotelianism 2-162b; 2-395d Islam 19-253C; 12-664d

ARABIC PHILOSOPHY 2-188b; 17-

rise

Arali3

Acorus Calamus l-98a

ARAGO,

alphabet l-668a; table 1-664 Arabic philosophy 2-188b Asia 2-592C fol.

Dufferin and Ava,

931a

Gyor,

and Jordan)

ARACEAE (AROIDEAE)

'Arafat

"Arabic" (ship) 23-641a "Arabic-English Lexicon" (Lane) 13

I

Araks,

17-PENCIL

I

ANDRE-

ALEKSEI 2-206C 19-792a

evich, count

Alexander

2-193d Sergipe 20-362b

Ltd.

Arabia Petraea (Rom. prov.) 13-83a;

6-824d Arablnose (chem.) 4-864d ARABI PASHA 2-192d

al,

desert;

genealogy ll-715a Arabian jasmine (Zambac) 12-967C "Arabian Nights": see "Thousand and One Nights" Arabian (Arabi3) Oil Compsny Ltd. (Tokyo, Jap.) 6-258C; 20-llDb Arabian oryx 2-18d

Arabidopsis

table

ARAKCHEEV,

ARALIA

PAINTING;

33

Ararat

5333; 13-83C

577d Roman

minorities 15-550C Palestine 17-16Sc; 23-956Bc partition of Palestine 12-1077c

United Nations 22-704Bb linguistic families U.S.S.R.

TEXT INDEX

Arab rebellion (1936) 17-169C Arab revolt (1916) 13-83b "Arab Rider Attacked by a Lion" PI. XIV 17(Delacroix)

ARACAJU,

Mecca 15-32d migration 15-421d Muscat and Oman 15-1013C revolt (1916-18) 1C-998C; 11-

bian Oil

1945)

Egy.,

2-1034d 6-456a Egyptian hist. 8-75c Iraq 12-531d Israel 12-69ed; 17-170C Jews 2-89b Jordan 13-83C Lebanon 13-876a Libya 13-1066b Saudi Arabia 20-llBa Arab legion (Jordan) 13-83C Arabona (Rom. camp): see

DRAWING

hospitals ll-743a invasion of N.Af. l-621d

ARABIAN DESERT

(Cairo,

2-193b Baghdad pact co-operatives

Arabs: see Arsb Arab Union (Iraq

Jordan 13-81a Khuzisian 13-3373 middle east 15-408a

9-949c

AQUINAS, SAINT THOMAS 2-162a

22-367d 1-AFRICA

Modern PI. Ababda l-5a Asia 2-592C fol. Baggara 2-1033a Darfur 7-74c

Bahr

2-

Balochi lang.

fol.

dwellings Pis.

fol.;

Africa 1-263C

Caliphate

see

Spain 21-116b

Arab,

Aguilia (anc, city): see Acireale, Sic. Aquilia, Lex (Rom.) 19-551d

l-22Sd

20-605d

17-649d Sabae3ns 19-848a slavery 20-786d History 2-175b; 4-643d

ARABIC LANGUAGE 2-182C

Sahara 19-831a S3racens 19-1057a

2-

161c history 22-657d

aesthetics

on

834b

6-llOd

territorial

fol.

12-140a

invasion of Cyrenaica Islamic art 12-676C

Aquilegia formosa (Sitka columbine

AQUILEIA

Islai

Far East 9-68a

1

AQUILA

bine)

fol.

Syria 7-23C trade routes

O.T. 20-336b

L',

4-584b

Sardinia 19-1066c

AQUIUk 2-161a

AQUILA,

l-612b

Palestine

location 9-5c vision 23-201C

AQUIFOLIACEAE

6-

dress 7-679,

influence

10 4-75a

prov..

chart

yellow

ARAB LEAGUE

Hung.

6-26C

Persian Gulf

Sahra ash Sharqlyah, As) 2-

history of

Armenia 2-420b Byzantine emp. 4-521C compass 6-225d 6-5523

(water conduits) 2-1563;

22-566d arches 2-302b building 4-951a canals 4-433Bd; 23-433Ja Romans 19-45Sa fol.; PI. IV 21Aquem-os-Montes, Minho

and

(Blue

macaw) 17-404d ARAB 2-164a; 2-171a

AQUAVIVA,

AQUEOUS HUMOUR

2-164a;

21-320B Ara

Algeria l-621d Andalusia 1-886C architecture 12-671c;

12-

(Jesuati)

Fathers

fig.

prov.,

Charlemagne 5-289d; 9-700d Edward (the Black prince) 8-123 Gascony 10-5a Gaul 10-33C Hundred Years Vviar ll-844b Louis VII (Fr. k.) 14-337C

algebra,

whisky 23-570Aa see also Brandy

157b;

anc.

808c alchemy l-536b

(spirits)

AQUEDUCT

(Aguitania),

2-163C

Ancient and Medieval Af. hist. l-292c; 22-660a;

source (chart) 1-544 Aquavit (Akvavit) (spirits) l-546a Aqua vitae (Arzente) introduction 4-103a source (chart) 1-544

Aquavitae

Thomism

(Aquinium), It., 2-163b Aquisgranum, Ger.: see Aachen, Ger. Aquitaine, Eudes, duke of: see Eudes, duke of Aquitaine Aquitaine, Louis due d' table 4-18b Aquitaine, Otto IV, duke of: see Otto IV

physiography 9-692b Poitou 18-108b Richard I 19-303b

9-347b goldfish 10-543d oldest 15-1049C fish

coffee

Caliphate 4-643d Egy. 8-66a

Carolingians 4-945a

2-151d

penin., Asia General 2-166d; 2-575a Bell, Gertrude 3-440d

164c Acre l-102a

AQUINO

Fr.

platinum 18-18b platinum metals 18-20b Aquarelle (paint.): see Water-Colour

AQUARIUS

ARABIA,

9-857d humanism 19-477C

free will

Basque language 3-252b

birthstone

(chem.) gold 10-5383

Arabat al-Madfuna: see Abydos, Egy. Arab Bureau ll-577d ARABESQUE (art) 2-166a Islamic art 12-677b; 12-668d oriental rugs 19-717b Arabesque (ballet) 3-34c ARABESQUE (music) 2-166d

exegesis 8-952b faith 9-40C

see also

region 12-530a of the South, Federasee South Arabia,

of:

Federation of

7-328b

beryl

AQUA REGIA

tion

6-711a

Dominicans 7-573d Duns Scotus 7-675b fol. educ, philos. of 7-1017a Enlightenment 8-599C ethics B-768C

AQUITAINE

10-GEM

population

Arab Amirates

5-288b

church and state 5-743C devil

of 21-80C mosque (Jerusalem) 12-672C

Aqsa» Al, mosque

charity

dians)

Arapahoe

(N.Am. 2-209d; 12-73C

In-

name

for

county

(early

Colo.) 6-89a Arapaima (fish): see Pirarucu Arapaima gigas (fish): see Pirarucu Araqel Siunetzi (Arm. hist.) 2-427d Araquel of Tabriz 2-427d

Arara, N.G,

Ararat

23-793Bd

(anc.

ARARAT,

kingdom):

Austr.

2-210«

see

Urartu

TEXT INDEX

34

ARBITRAGE market

Ararat ARARAT,

2-210a

mt., Asia

2-576d

altitude

Industrial:

2-210d Ararat 2-210b Iran 12-510d Naklirchevan 15-1155C

Urartu 22-e91d Araschnia levana 4-492d

ARASON, JON 2-211a ll-1048a jendaya

CJendaya concure)

17-405a

A

(Rom. offi.) 9-318a (Mongol herders) 15-737a

rationlbus

Arats

ARATUS

(of Soli) (Gr. poet, astron.)

Locarno pact (1925) 23-791AC N.2. 16-4550 stock exchange 21-419a

ARBITRATION,

Arbitration

6-393a

constellation

fot.

(Gr.

2-

pol.)

211b

824 Arborescent shrub 21-379b

Zuniga)

y

2-211c (S.Am.

(Auca)

In-

dians) 2-211d Chile 5-535b; 5-543a culture 13-745b

Ecuador 7-951d

12-59

table

ARAUCARIA

2-212a

genus)

(tree

Australia 2-78IC characteristics table

22-443

paleobotany 17-106d

taxonomy 17-1202b Araucaria araucana: see Monkey Puzbidwilli:

Bunyabunya

see

pine Araucaria brasiliana

(Parani

cunninghamii

2-212b;

2-

212c Norfolk Island

ARAUCARIACEAE

(bot.)

2-212c

6-335d paleobotany 17-105b pinenut

pinenut)

and dept., Chile 2-

212c area and pop. table 5-543 Araiijo Lima, Pedro de 4-124c

ARAUSIO, BATTLE OF (105

B.C.)

2-212d Cimbri 5-773a Sea of the, Dead Sea

lake.

Pal.:

see

ARAVALLI

RANGE, India 2-213a Ajmer l-476d Alwar district l-701a Rajasthan 18-1134b Rajputana 18-1137d ARAWAK (Boriquin) 2-213a anthro. 23-534C Barbados 3-146b Jamaica 12-852a lang. 12-60; 21-78d; l-725c Puerto Rico 18-850b Arawn (Celt, myth) 5-152C Araxes, anc. riv., Pers.: see Aras Araya, penin,, Venez. l-900b Arazzeria Medici 21-803b Arbacia punctulata: see Sea urchin Arba'ilu, anc. city, Assyria: see Irbil, Iraq Arbain, road, Egy. 7-75b Arbalest: see Crossbow

Arban, Francois (balloonist) 3-44a

Arbe

(Rab),

isl.,

Adriatic Sea

18-

976d 9-1088C

Gaugamela,

ARBENZ GUZMAN, JACOBO 2-213b communism 13-772b Guatemala 10-9e8a ARBER, EDWARD 2-213C Smith, John 20-831a Arber (Javor), mt., Czech. 3-854b Arbll, Iraq: see Irbll

2-

(plant)

pop. table

14-1002

Arbutus menziesii: see Madrofia Arbutus unedo: see Strawberry tree Arc (math.) circle

4-603d

geom. 7-419a

geodesy 10-135b halo ll-lSc length 7-419b

measurement 18-1024C mensuration 15-165a

lamp 14-103a fol. melting 18-400c spectroscopy 21-181b; PI. I figs. 7-10 21-SPECTROSCOPY see also Lighting Area, Niccol6 dall' detail from "La Pieta" PI. VI 20-

SCULPTURE ARCADE (arch.) 2-223b 5-939a

triforium 22-471C

ARCADELT, JAKOB

(comp.) 2-223C

"Arcades" (Milton) 15-477a ARCADIA, dist., Gr. 2-223c; II

19-

Fr.

17-352a;

il.

Paris,

22-438

relief sculpture by Rude 20-210d Aree, Aniceto (Bol. pres.) 3-882b Arce, Manuel JosS ll-653a; 19-967a

ARCESILAUS

(philos.)

2-224b

Carneades 4-930b

New Academy l-60c Arc furnace 9-1037d; 9-663C iron and steel 12-613d fol. Arch (arch ): see Arch and vault Arch (foot) 9-422b Archaeanactidae 3-986a Archaean system (geol.): see Archean system Arehaeoceti (zool.) 23-554Da Arehaeocyatha (paleon.) 17-141a Archaeocytes (cells) 21-250d

Archaeolemur

(zool.)

Archaeological

Aegean Minoan

map

10-GREECE

Orchomenos 16-1044a Phigalia 17-813d religion 10-e87b Tegea 21-879a Arcadia, dist., N.Am.: see Acadia ARCADIA, Calif. 2-224a pop. table 4-637

of

America

Arcadia, Fla. pop. table 9-473 Arcadia (conference) 23-793Ta "Arcadia" (L. de Vega) 23-26C "Arcadia" (Sannazzaro) 19-1022a pastoral poetry 12-721d

Phrygia 10-579b Scythians 20-229b

art

under

see

Rosetta

Meso-

Paleolithic; Neolithic

West

civilization;

22-652a 23-534b

Museum

(Barcelona)

of

3-155a

2-284b;

architecture

bell.3-442b Bronze age: see under Bronze age

wagon 4-971b ceramics 18-342c chariot 5-287C chronology: see under Chronology classics, influence on 5-881b dating methods 10-130d

Europe 8-848C Altamira cave l-684d Britain: see under Britain; England: Archaeology; Wales: Archaeology

4-242b

Jurassic system 13-145d; 3-693a;

17-145 21-877d

il.

Archaeopteryx lithographica 2-284C Archaeopteryx macroura 2-2840 Archaeopteryx Siemens! 2-2840 Archaeornis 2-284c; PI. XIII 3-BIRD fossils

3-693a

Archaeornis siemen-siemensi Archaeornithes 2-285a class list

17-lOOb Archaeozoic

system (geol.); Archean system

see

281a; 2-238d Mexico 2-277b N. America 16-591d

(arch.)

10-835c 2-285d;

2-318b PI.

II

4-

Pis.

IV,

V,

BRICKWORK bridge 4-192c fol.; VII 4-BRIDGES buttress 4-502a

4-513c fig.

2

fol.;

fig.

i

4-

4-513a

7-562d;

PI.

IV

12-IN-

TERIOR DECORATION, HISTORY OF Early English period 7-845d Etruscan 14-1016b; 8-802b furnace 9-1039d Gothic 10-597d; fig. 2 10-601a Greece 10-832d groin 10-939C Henry VII, chapel of (Westminster abbey) PI. II 16-ORNAMENT.

ARCHITECTURAL

2-291d

salamander embryo 23-990 Arohaeogastropod (zool.) 20-848Cc fol.

Archeology: see Archaeology Archer, Frederick Scott 17-946b; Archer, Gabriel (colonist) Archer, Henry 17-828d Archer, Sir Simon 7-739d

ARCHER, THOMAS Thomas

2-292a 16-391b 2-292a

(arch.)

(ed.)

ARCHER, WILLIAM Shaw 20-478d (astron., tarius

20-831d

(critic)

myth.):

see

Sagit-

2-154b 9-331C 2-292c Royal Company: see Royal Company of Archers "Archers, The" (paint., Raeburn) 181100a ARCHERY 2-2920 army 2-4440 fol.; 2-433a fol. vision

Korea PI. II 13-KOREA Olympic games table 16-949 fol. Zen Buddhism 12-959d Arches (fingerprint patterns) 9-277C Arches, Court of (Canterbury)

7-892a

dean 7-126d Arches, natl. mon. table 16-70 Delic.ite

Arth

PI.

II

22-UTAH

Arch-gravity dam 7-17b Archiacanthocephala l-62c

ARCHIANNELIOA 2-296b; 1-1009« ARCHIAS (Gr. poets) 2-296b 7-

901a

masonry 14-1020d Mesopotamia 18-453b pendentive 17-5510

Archlcamerarlus

fol.;

(Erzkammerer)

5-

2500 Archl-oancellarius

Perpendicular period 17-639b

Roman 19-453a

philos.)

Archias, Aulus Licinus 2-296b Archibenthic zone 7-922d Archibonellia (echluroid worm)

Indian 12-e6d keystone 13-322b lancet 13-643a

Pueblo 18-846a Indians, South American 21-75b

(Gr.

Archers,

hood mold ll-667d

Hopewell ll-680d Mogollon 15-6390 mounds: see Mound builders

14-509a

ARCHELAUS

Archenteron 8-317d embryology, experimental 8-325c invertebrate embryology 12-4700

ARCHERMUS

carpentry 4-952b centring 5-193b Chinese 5-621b crypt 6-843a

door 7-590a

12-630

ARCHELAUS (Archelaus SIsines) (k. of Cappadocia) 2-2910 Cappadocia 4-853a Archelaus (k. of Judaea): see Herod Archelaus ARCHELAUS (k. of Maoed.) 2-291d

feeding

12-743b; 13-792d La Tene 13-740b Roman: see Roman archaeology

Chichfn Itza 5-456b

fern 9-192a gymnosperms 10-1062a liverworts 14-150b moss 15-8870

Archer

dam 6-269a; 7-16b Decorated period 7-162b

fol.

442b

ARCHERFISH 2-292b

dome

Aztec: see under Aztec

4-116b

Archegonia (bot.) 19-1600 angiosperms 1-9280 Bryophyta 4-321a

Archer,

arcade 2-223b brickwork 4-175b;

512d;

Brazil

17-930a fol.

(Greek art)

ARCH AND VAULT

Byzantine

Ger.

2-291C

fol.

Archaic architecture agora l-332a Archaic Chinese: see Chinese language Archaic culture (M.Am, archae.) 2-

Archaic period

archidux, (title)

India-Pak. 12-122b fol. stratigraphy 21-463a United States 22-7150

reign

Ghazni, Afg. lG-386a Greece: see Greek archaeology Ireland 12-544a

Sardinia 19-1065a Scandinavian 20-45d Scara Brae 20-731b Spain 21-113a flint and stone tools 9-446c heraldry 11-397C Indians, Central American 5-134b;

2-2840

3-6930

Archaeosigillaria (bot.) 17-102a Archaeothrix oscillatoriformis (bot.)

Carnac 4-928b France 9-697a

Uxmal 22-917BC Indians, North American fol.; 16-590d AnasazI l-862d Folsom 9-527d

3 7-

fig,

456

Cambodia 4-639d China 5-570b India-Pak. 12-133a; 12-94d; 12-87C Indonesia 12-176b Indus civilization 12-1870 Japan 12-887b Java 12-972C Sarmatians 19-1074a barrow: see under Barrow

(Lat.

Eerzherzog)

Archean Willyama series (geol.) 18-

ARCHAEOPTERYX

Asia 2-595a

Deacon

see also

Archebiosis (Archegenesis): see Spontaneous generation

Archaeopteris (bot.) 17-103d Archaeopterygiformes 2-285a

teeth

ARCHDEACON 2-291a

2-

283d

fol.

Arohchamberlain 5-2500 Archchancellor (offi.) 5-262b

Australia 2-775b

ARCHAEOLOGY, SOCIETIES OF

architecture: see Egyptian architecture; Greek architecture; Pre-hellenic architecture; Ro-

2-291a 7-163b

(title)

peerage 17-523b Bishop Archbold stadium (Syracuse) 9-572b Arch bridge 4-192c fol. see also

Archean system (geol.) 18-438d Africa l-247cfol.; 21-430

Indies

Archaeology,

17-569

decretals, false

Megaliths

see

states, countries

civilization;

pop. table

ARCHBISHOP

ARCHDUKE

underwater 7-511a typology

2-

Archangel Gabriel, ft. (Old Sitka), Alaska 20-726d Archangel Michael, Cath. of the (Moscow, U.S.S.R.) PI. I 19-

cathedral 5-74a diocese 7-4590

mounds 20-499b

monuments:

2-290d Northern 7-806b 1917-19 campaign 23-786d; map 23-787 pop. table 22-7030 Yenisei 23-B87Ba

RUSSIAN ARCHITECTURE

numismatics 16-761c Oceania 16-854d Paleography: see under Paleography papyrology 17-293C petroleum 17-768C Pitt-Rivers, A.H.L. 17-1132c "'" ' " under Primit Rosetta stone: stone

oblasl

2-2900

Archangel (Pine-wood) tar 21-821a Archbald, Robert W. 12-ld Archbald, Pa.

Turkey 12-233d neoclassicism 16-211d

stone

(Arkhangelsk),

(Arkhangelsk), U.S.S.R

Dvina,

wheel 23-5650 see also under various cities, towns,

Ghana 10-330d Zimbabwe 23-951Bd agriculture l-369d; 1-400C corn 6-503b fol. anthropological research 2-37d

15-405a

ARCHANGEL ARCHANGEL

Persia: see under Iran

Mycenae

Brittany

15-

of

window 23-659a (rel.) 1-922C Gabriel 9-1068C Michael 15-355d Raphael 18-1166b

USSR.

lithic;

Africa l-279b Gezer 10-378d

man

fol.

preservation

Canaan 4-726d Dead sea scrolls 7-117d Mesopotamia: see Babylonia and Assyria: Mesopotamia; Sumer and Sumerian Palestine 17-156b; map 17-

shell

ARCHAEOLOGY 2-224d see Crete:

12-1030b

monuments,

musical instruments 17-596b Near Eastern Asia Minor 2-609c

Stone age: see

18-514a

Institute

Aegean:

Jewelry

156 I'Etoile,

Italy

engaged columns 8-390b tabularium 21-733b

PI.

table

413 Areata, Calif. pop. table 4-637 Arc de Triomohe de

stratigraphy 21-463a dwellings: see Dwellings, Primitive Easter Island 7-8670 Egypt: see Egyptian archaeology Etruscans: see under Etruscans

surveying 21-612d topology 1Q-I95b Arc, electric 8-206c acetylene l-86a

cloister

2-224a

dendrochronology 7-234d radiocarbon: see Radiocarbon dating sequence: see Sequence dating

5-781C

differential

(Flavius Arcadius) (emp.)

Arcand, Adrien 2-860 Arcanists 18-374d Areas (myth.) 4-660c Areas (sounding rocket)

triumphal arch 22-487d vestments 23-1 10a Archangel

804b

cart and

Megalopolis 15-112C

Arbeau, Thoinot 7-34a Arbel, Canyon of (Pal.) Arbela, Iraq: see Irbll Arbela, Pal. map 17-164 Arbela, Battle of: see Battle of

2-223a

TRAILING

223a Arbutus-Halethorpe-Relay, Md.

calculus of variations

Arausio (anc. town): see Orange, Fr.

'Arava,

(tree)

ARBUTUS,

(Chile

16-798

prov.

satire 20-7a; 8-582C John Bull 13-37b

ARBUTUS

Araucarineae (tree) 2-212a Araucarioxylon (paleob.) 17-106d

ARAUCO,

4-877a geology 22-716a Arbuda, mt., India: see Abu, Mount

Arbutin (chem.) 10-501C

conifers

table

Angus l-948a 16-914d fol.;

(Aberbrothock),

Scot. 2-222b; Arbuckle, mts., Okla.

ARBUTHNOT, JOHN 2-222c

Arau

Araucarian

Arbour: see Arboretum; Arboriculture Arbousset, T. 16-1031a

pine)

17-318a Araucaria

842d; 18-300b Arcadian dialect 10-855b

ARCADIUS

Andean civilization l-8S9b Chan Chan 5-223d see also Indian tribes by name inscriptions: see under Inscriptions Iron age: see under Iron age Ivory carving 12-808a fol.

18-300a Academy of 12-725C hind of (myth.) ll-416a lit.)

224c

11-736C ARBORICULTURE 2-219d grafting 10-655a ivy 12-820C landscape arch. 13-670C nursery stock ll-730a Arborist 2-219d Arbor Low (henge, Derby., Eng.) 4504b; 7-277b ARBORVITAE (tree) 2-222a characteristics table 22-443 taxonomy 17-1202b

ARBROATH

zle tree

Araucaria

(Port,

ARCHAEOLOGY (ARTICLES ON)

ARBORETUM 2-218d horticulture

Chile

16-

fol.;

677b 8-565d

2-284b

Boyce Thompson Institute 4-45c

terr.,

ARAUCANIAN

(archae.) (Mid-

El

Am.) 2-277b; 15-406b

Arborea, area, Sard. 19-1064c fol. Arborescent euphorbia (bot.) 11. 8-

11-lOlOd

ARAUCANIA,

phase.

I

dle

ARBOR DAY 2-218C

Lautaro 13-748C

lang.

ARBOGAST 2-218b Arbolillo

Achaean league 10-810b fol. Arauan dang.) table 12-60 Arauca, terr., Colom. 6-79C ARAUCA, riv., S.Am. 2-211c Colombia 6-75a Orinoco 16-1097a "Araucana, La" (Ercilla

(Eng.)

Arblastier (Alabaster), William (English poet) l-489d

21-984b

Sicyon)

Acts

1950 2-214d

Hellenism 10-873C textbooks, hist, of

|A

INTERNATIONAL

(law) 2-215b "Alabama" arbitration 1-489C Chile 5-539b concession 6-258b Cruc^ 6-824a International Court 12-408a Jay treaty 12-9e0a Latin Am. 13-763d League of Nations 13-851d peace, international 17-495d U.S. 22-789C Arbitration, Permanent Court of: see Permanent Court of Arbitration

Achaean league l-88a

(of

Industrial arbitraconciliation

and

tion

2-211a

ARATUS

see

novel

Arcadia Arcadia, Arcadia, Arcidia

Lusitana (ArcJdia Ulissiponense) (literary society) 6-

Greek law 10-862a

Ararat, mt., Austr. 2-210a Araripe, mts,, Braz. 5-126a ARAS (Araks, Rud-e Aras, Aras Nehri, Araxes), riv., Asia M.

Aratinga

"Arcadia" (Sidney) 20-617C

Brit, civil service 5-848b federal government 9-136C

Kars IS-Z'llc Turkey 22-590b Urartu 22-e91d volcano 23-243Ab

poetry

2-213d 21-423C

(econ.)

14-907c;

Arbitrary constant (math.) 7-408C ARBITRATION (law) 2-214b Am. law l-760b appeal 2-134c

PI.

II

ROMAN ARCHITECTURE Romanesque arch. 19-502c squinch 21-2700 structural engineering 2-302a

larius)

19-

(Fr,

(Summus canceltitle) 5-262b

Archicarp 9-1025a

Archidamian War 17-538d Athens 5-902a Brasidas 4-1 07b Greek

hist.

10-802a

ARCHIDAMUS

2-

Sparta)

of

(kings

ARCHILOCHUS 2-296d

satire

20-bd (Black-chinned

Archilochus alexandri

(Ruby-throated

colubris

13-1058d; 2-313d manor house 14-803b memorials: see Monuments and memorials library

ARCHIMANDRITE 2-297a see also

Abbot (math.) 2-297a

axiom 10-188a fol. cones 6-282C cylinder 6-944c engines 11-480C Gr. lit. 10-874d hydrometer 11-972C

museum 15-1033b

14-62C

line

math., hist, of 14-1102a mechanics 20-118b; ll-331a; 17-

Alexandrian science 20-118b

also

15-

l-457d;

49b

Archinard, Louis l-409c measure (Archinne) Archine

23-

48SDd Archlnephric duct 23-103C Archin (Arshm) measure 23-4e8Dd

Archipallium4-81b Archipelago Islands (Ritchie's archipelago), Bay of Bengal l-888a

2-298b "Woman Combing

Her

(sculp.)

Hair" 20-

212c Architarbi (zool.) 2-202a Architect 4-380b Architectonica maxima (Sundial shell)

AND

PI. 11 20-SHELLS SHELL COLLECTING

Architects, Royal Institute of British

2-300b Architects' Collaborative 15-630d "Architectura, De" (Vitruvius) 19-

129b; 19-451d Association

school

ARCHITECTURAL

see

by

aluminum l-696d arcade 2-223b arch: see arch and vault

ceiling

Drawing,

EDUCATION

2-

298c

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

2-

301d; 2-316a

5-130b

16-132d 21-371a; 21-369Bd 19-594d truss 22-515b steel

roof

also

17-1239C porch 18-245C

309b Bromini PI, X 2-ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE (ARTICLES ON) 2-

310d

ARCHITECTURE General 2-311c abstract art 17-70b; l-52c acoustics l-98d articles on architecture 2-310d city planning 5-818C copyright protection 6-481b earthquake areas 7-857d education, architectural 2-298c engineering 2-301d fountain 9-664a functionalism 9-1004C heraldry 11-397C landscape arch. 13-661b

motion picture 15-910a mural painting 15-998d orientation 16-1093d perspective 17-702b rendering 2-309b theory 23-224b; l-527b;

ARCOT, town and 330a Ill

Arctic, ocean, Arct.

839c

189b visual arts

2-487a

zoning 23-962Aa Building types

amphitheatre l-847a apartment house 2-104a

cold,

Indian: see Indian architecture Indians, N.Am. 12-69a fol.

Indus civilization 12-187d

12-195C history

of

12-370C Islamic: see Islamic architecture Japanese: see Japanese architecture modern (19th and 20th cenModern archituries): see

tecture

Norman

style

19-

14-57d; 16-579b

Renaissance

Roman: see Roman architecture Romanesque Romanesque: see

Saxon 14-57d See also under ancient clvillza tions, modern countries and Flo

the biographies of leading architects Architecture, Ecole Spiclale d' (Fr.) articles

2-299C

on art,

and

446a Ardeb (measure) 23-4880d Ardebil,

ARDEE,

2-350d

Fr.

PI.

I

ARDEN, FOREST OF 2-351b

2-907b

Nordenskiold,

Nils

dist., Eur. 2-351b of 1794 9-916C 3-421b fol.; 7-337d World War II 23-791Hb

ARDENNES,

Arctic-Alpine (zone) 16-365b Arctic char 2-343b; 5-282C; PI.

Ayrshire, Scot. Eur. 2-351b

4-599a 20-118d

calculus circle

see Labrador current

fox 9-676d grayling (fish) 9-380b loon (Black-throated

Areal

linguistics;

see

Dialect

geog-

raphy

AREA RULE 2-352b

14-305b

Area sampling 18-832d Area training organizations (A.T.O) (educ, Gt. Brit.) 21-866Ab

Arctic National Wildlife range, Alsk. table 16-73 Arctic Ocean, Arct.; see Arctic, ocean Arctic sea smoke (Steaming fog) 15

fol. 1

(of

Cappadocia) 2-354C

(myth.) 2-354d

l-669b

Leo-

sei

irdo

Spinello

Luca)

(Spinello di

(anc. Arreti

ii).

Etruscan cities mai

It,

2-355a

8-798

universities 22-SD3d Arfat, mt., Indon. 21-950() Arfet. Anna d' 14-5493 Arfons, Art 2-877d Arfvedson, Johann-August

(Swed, chemist) 14-109d Arfvedsonite (min) 22-342a; 17-

Area VolcanI (Rome) 23-262C

23-243Ab

ARGALI 2-355b

Area method (geodesy) 10-137d

diver)

ARETAEUS ARETHUSA

Argaeus, mt., Turk.

polygon 18-193d fol. mensuration 15-164d

cod 2-343b

fol.

909b

geom, 10-187b

2-330C

10-886C

rel,

"Iliad" 2-668d see also Mars Ares, Field of 2-375b Ares' hill; see Areopagus Areskutan, mt,, Swed. 21-636C

AREZZO 2-352b

Silva,

Ardys 14-466d Are (measure) 23-488Bb; 23-488Dd Area

IV

9-FISH 9-380a habitat 9-325d

la

21-233a

Ardvorlich house 7-846a

fishing

de

Juan Jose 10-987C Arevalo Martinez, Rafael ll-1014d Arevalo phase (archai-.) 15-406b Arezzo, Guido d': !e, ,uido of Arezzo

,

Arduenna

Hermosa

(Villa

Asuncidn), Peru 2-353d Harvard observatory 16-831a Pickering 17-1051a Arequipa, vol., Peru; see MIstI

ArSvalo,

Ire.

20-468d Ardoch, Scot., map 4-224 Ardon, riv U.S.SR, 21-947C

ARDROSSAN,

2-353c;

Peru

dept.,

17-717

table

AREQUIPA

Aretino,

power station

Weyprecht, Karl 23-553C Arctica islandica; see Ocean quahog

AREQUIPA,

ARETINO, PIETRO 2-354d

Okia, 2-352a table 16-918

pop,

Ardnacrusha,

Ross 19-633C Scoresby, William 20-135a Stefansson 21-374d

2e7c

2-351d

ARDMORE,

569b

current:

Fr.

map

17-164 Areostyle 12-351d Areosystyle 12-351d

orchid 16-1040d Aretino, Leonardo:

area and pop. table 9-755c

Parry 17-406C Peary, Robert 17-509d

Circle, Arct.

dept.,

Pericles 17-608a see also Boule

Areopolis (Rabbath Moab), Pal.

Battle of the

see also Bulge,

16-

(Isocrates)

hill and council, Athens 2-353a; 2-671a Aeschylus 1-219C Archon 2-329a Athens 2-676d

354d

geol.

Adolf

3-942a 12-685a

of the press

"Areopagiticus"

(Indian pink; Bog rose; Dragon's mouth) (plant) 2-

campaign

McClure 14-501a

Areola 14-728b Areolar tissue 6-355c; 20-45b Areopagite, The: see Dionysius (the Areopagite) "Areopagitica" (Milton) 15-478a;

ARETHUSA

ARDENNES,

Davis 7-105d Ellsworth 8-299a Greely 10-889b

STEPANOVICH

3-934d

Arents, George

Alpheus

Shakespeare 21-460C

Back 2-990d balloon attempt 3-45b Byrd, Richard E. 4-507C

ANTON

2-352d

Greek

Ire.

Ardelan, prov., Iran; see Kurdistan Arden (Eng, fam,) 2-351b Arden, Mary: see Shakespeare, Mary Arden, Robert 20-442a

16-NORTH AMER-

782

ARENSKI,

ARES 2-354a

2-351a 14-363C Ardeidae (herons) ll-445d

ICA

Arctic Arctic Arctic Arctic Arctic Arctic

dept.,

Iran

castle

Exploration 2-331a; 10-149a Abruzzi (1899) l-47b air

Ardabil,

see

area and pop. table 9-755

12-

year

geophysical

lichens 13-1068d N.W. Terr. 16-639b

plains

Iran:

ARDECHE,

12-71d; 4-736a

416c

Rasmussen 18-1174C Neo-

Palladianism 17-180a Phoenician 17-890d Pre-Hellenic pre-Hellenic: see architecture see Renaissance; architecture

tGoliath] goliath (Giant heron) ll-446a Ardea herodlas: see Great blue heron Ardeal, Rum.: see Transylvania white occidentalis (Great Ardea heron) ll-446a Ardea purpurea (Purple heron) 11-

Ardea

l-980b

Internet,

see

Ardea cinerea (Blue-gray heron) 11-

2-

common 6-42c

fauna

Egyptian: see Egyptian architecture Georgian arch. 10-226b Gothic: see Gothic architecture Greek: see Greek architecture

16-

Arct.

sea,

(govt.)

6-198C San Marino 19-1020C Arenig Fawr, mt., Wales 15-194a Arenigian series (geol.) table 161061; 8-402a Arensburg, U.S.SR. map lig. 2 23Italy

17-197d

2-350C

It.

877d Arengo

freedom 11.

446a

Polar),

THE

ethnol.

under

PI.

2-

(fam.)

Arend-Roland (Comet 1956h) 6-133b Arenga pinnata (Gomuti palm) 19-

AREOPAGUS,

Sassanians 17-669a; 20-4b Pers.: Ardashir-Khurre, anc. Firuzabad, Iran

General 2-330c; 20-24Sd archae, 2-283c; 16-593b Atlantic 0. 2-694b fol. climate 5-919a; 16-114c

ture

2-

ks.)

17-672

"Arctic" (steamship) 20-560a disaster chart 20-547

ARCTIC,

(Pers.

(I-III)

350a

India 2-

fol.;

19-

I

Ardashir I 17-693b Naksh-e Rostam rock relief

348a

19th and 20th centuries 7-299a; 7-302a

(western)

ARDASHIR

ARDEA, 2-337c

PI.

Limerick 14-36C metalwork, history of 15-248a Ardahan, Turk. 3-518b

fol.

(North

Arctic

12-546d;

cup

ROMANESQUE ART

4-BUTTERFLY

10

fig,

19-RUG AND

II

CARPET Ardagh

AND MOTH

archae. 2-251b baroque: see Baroque and PostBaroque Architecture Byzantine: see Byzantine archi-

decoration,

districts,

caia (Garden tiger moth)

Arctia

Arch and vault window: see under Window Order, Classical: see Order styles Periods and see

neoclassicism: see classical art

Ardabil (carpet) PI.

,,

21-451C terra cotta 21-955a tile 22-213a tracery 22-339a triumphal arch 22-487d truss 22-515b

religious

797A

408a

strapwork

modern 112d

Arcyria cinera (bot.) fig. 1 20-797A Arcyria incarnate (bot.) fig. 1 20-

caricature and cartoon 4-907a Arciniegas, German ll-1015b Arcole (Areola), It. Fr. Revolutionary Wars 9-919a Rodrigo Ponce de Le6n, duque de 14-1006d

see under Roof rustication 19-829b stair: see under Stair stalactite work 21-301b roof:

architecture Russian: see Russian architecture

3-

Pythagoreanism 18-905C Archytas cirphis: see Tachinid Fly Arcidae (zool.) 6-3c Arcimboldo, Giuseppe (painter) 21-

plastering

interior

2-329d

(philos.)

(Aremberg)

352d

Ardaban (Pers. name); see Artabanus ARDABIL (Ardebil), Iran 2-349d carpets 19-707C fol,; 19-717d Persian history 17-677a

925a 13-393d Plato 18-21a

22-

628d

ARENBERG

4 12-619

fig.

2-

352c Caryophyllaceae 5-7a Arenaria interpres (Turnstone)

stars

manufacturing pipe thorium 22-152Fd

kite

9-FRESCO PAINT-

II

ING

star chart

3-390C

PI.

Arenal phase (archae.) 2-278b ARENARIA (Sandwort) (plant)

Erigone 8-680C

17-145b

It.)

10-429b Giotto

4-660C

Callisto

5-800d

Arenaceous sediments 10-122C Arena (Scrovegni) chapel (Padua,

Arcto-Tertiary flora 17-114a

21-320A 21-317d fol. Arcuate 15-1084b ARCULF 2-349d Arc welding (met.) 23-491d aluminum l-697b flame 9-416b

ARCHYTAS

tel;tural

industrial

3-326b

"Archy and Mehitabel" (Marquis) 14-

molding: see under Molding mosaic 15-870b fol. ornament: see Ornament, Archi-

(Bearberry)

uva-ursi

Arctostaphylos

see also Brittany

Arena (space) 2-313d circus

3-326b

berry)

Areopagus 2-353a Athenian 5-727a Greek law 10-862b Archosargus probatocephalus (Sheeps-

(beetle)

Aremberg (Arenberg) (fam.) 2-352d Aremorica (Armorica), country, Gaul

2-431d

Arctostaphylos (Manzanita) 14-815b Arctostaphylos alpina (Alpine bear-

Bootes 3-946d

Arch-Pirate (Avery, John) 17-lllOc

13-710a 14-209b masonry 14-1016a; 6-834b models 15-619d module 15-637a

Arecomici 23-238d Areg (Reg) (geog.) 19-879b Areion (myth.): see Arion Areizaga, Carlos (Sp. gen.) 17-556d

Arctos: see Ursa Major

ARCTURUS 2-349d

ARCHPRIEST 2-329d

lantern loggia

Southern fur

see

(zool.):

neke) 2-328a Archive de Indias 20-400C Archivoll 2-285d ARCHON (magistrate) 2-329a

Triassic

Ionospheric observatory 16-833C Arecoline 3-551a

Arelate; see Aries, Fr.

Arctophoca

Archostemata

Ibero-American ll-1008d

construction types e.g. Bridges Architectural ornament: see Ornament, Architectural ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING 2see

2-325d

papal 7-477b U.S. 16-53b Archive war 2-774a "Archives, De" (Bonifacio) 2-328b "Archivistica" (Casanova) 2-328a "Archivkunde; ein Beitrag zur Theorie und Geschichte des europaischen Archivwesens" (Bren-

gable 9-1066d half-timber work 10-1131d

design,

ships

archives)

dome: see under Dome door: see under Door

earthquakes 7-857b foundations 9-658c house design ll-763a

mechanics 15-34C

minus (Common burdock. Smaller burdock] 4-420b Arctocephalus (zool.): see Southern fur seal

(Mobile

Rebours" ("Against Nature") (Huysmans) H-919C Areca catechu: see Betel palm Areca nut (Betel nut) table 16-798

ARECIBO, PR, 2-352C

420b

19-453a

arch.

viatoria

head) (fish) 20-488d Archosauria (zool.) 19-176C pterosaur 18-808d

tecture Chinese: see Chinese architecture Christian, early: see Early Christian architecture colonial: see Colonial architec-

materials, strength of: see under Materials, Strength of

Roman

Arctium Arctium

10-829

1

fig.

concrete 6-265d

acoustics of buildings l-98d conditioning l-420b arch and vault 2-285d brick construction 4-176d concrete 6-264C

air

entablature 8-607d Greek arch. 10-829C; order 16-1045C

Archiva

"A

4-

burdock)

(Great

lappa

35

Arggnd

ARCTINUS 2-349C

see Giant squid Archrteuthis Architrave (Epistyle) (arch.) (zool.):

chron.,

chimney 5-552a; 5-554C column 6-117a

vault:

(London) 2-300a Architectural drav^ing; Engineering

buildings

historic

brickwork 4-174d buttress 4-502a

Archimedian polyhedra 20-944b fol. Archimedische Spirale: see Spiral of Archimedes Archimycetes 9-1022b fol.

ARCHIPENKO, ALEXANDER

23-152b

name, e.g., Taj Mahal Forms, Materials and Processes

ARCHIMEDES, SCREW OF 2-298b

Architectural

villa

(Blon-

L' "

frangaise,

3-795a

del)

paleography 17-120b

skyscraper 20-766Aa temple: see Temple architecture theatre 22-29C tower; see under Tower see

1024d method 12-341b siege 21-712a "Archimedes" (ship) 20-528b

irrigation 12-641c linkages 14-78a Archimedes' principle

2-299b "Architecture

(bird) 21-950C; 2-6c migration 15-430d Arctictls binturong: see Binturong Arctiidae (moths) 4-499C eggs PI. XI 12-mSECT

Arctic tern

ARCHIVES 2-325a

pyramid 18-894d school 7-1021a shop fronts 20-574C

13-lOOld

lever

ll-8a

hall

house: see under House

hummingbird) ll-839d

ARCHIMEDES

Church farm buildings 9-80d government: see Governmental architecture

hummingbird) ll-839d Archilochus

Indus-

see

Architecture Architecture, Royal Academy of (Fr.)

cathedral and church: see under

poetry 10-869a

16-593C Industrial;

trial

5-38b

castle

mus. 10-884d

anc. Gr.

TEXT INDEX

Arctic Small Tool tradition (archae.)

2-299a Architecture,

campanile 4-713C caravansary 4-e61d

3-888C

High School of (Rome)

Architecture,

basilica: see under Basilica

baths 3-275b Archigalljs 10-777C Archiginnasio (palace)

"Argalus

and

thorne)

Parthenia"

(Glap-

10-451b

Argand, Aime 2-355C Argand, E. l-671d Argand, Jean Robert

6-237a;

1106C

ARGAND BURNER

2-355c lighting 14-23; 13-628d lighthouses 13-1137a

14-

f

TEXT INDEX

36

ARGYLL, EARLS AND

Sp. 4-904a U.S. relations 22-792d fol. Drug, 22-904AC Law and Government 2-369c

Argond

extradition 9-2a

Argand diagram 8-297b Argasidae 22-192b Argas miniatus 22-192b Argead (Maced. dynasty)

14-508d

18-218a Roman rel. 19-557a

Argeia,

see Argos

Gr.;

ARGELANDER,

3-708C 7-135b Immigration 15-423C 1103d ARGENTINA, LA (Mercf, 2-373a

FRIEDRICH

WIL-

helm August 2-355c Argemonc (Prickly poppy) (botany)

ARGENS,

JEAN

DE

2-355d

d'

Leonardo

Argentina, Largo (sacred area, Rome)

de 2-355d (fam.) 2-356a (heraldry) ll-389b

mt., Alps l-674a France 2-356C phase (painting) 12-9d

Codex"

22-67 Ic;

15-

132c Argentlere,

de

mt.,

I',

Fr.

1-

ARGENTINA,

Pers.)

country,

Am.

S.

ARGINUSAE,

arch.

11-1009C; 12-197a; 2301c blind 3-784C dance 7-35a educ. 22-877a; 5-877d Falk. Is 9-49a flag 9-409C; PI. I 9-FLAG forests 9-615d horse racing 11-721C lang., aboriginal 12-59; l-725d

13-1054 11-1012C

libraries table

literature

and

nature

re-

16-91

newspapers 16-408d

TURE Pan-American Games 17-217b periodicals 17-615b polo 18-185a prostitution 18-647a surface-to-surface missiles table

19-409

tis

Argives Agis II 1-329C Argo (sounding rocket) table VI 19-

413 Argolis (Argolid) anc. dist., Gr.

map

lO-GREECE; 2-375d

(gas)

atmosphere (table) 2-702 chromatography 5-709a

V 1-AGRICULTURE credit l-341b education l-363a food supply 9-558b fol. sheep 20-483C wheat 23-562a Commerce and Industries 2-372a22-363d commercial treaties 6-152a co-operatives 6-456b glass 10-462b grain markets 6-156C meat 15-28a sugar 21-529Cb sulfur 21-537b wine 23-665b wool 23-729b zinc 23-952Ad Communication and Transportation 2-372C railroads 18-1109C PI.

ha-Qadosh)

telegraph

21-

895d Finance 2-372b national debt table V prices 18-495C war finance 23-356b

"Argonautica" (Apollonius of Rhodes) 2-123b; 15-67a "Argonautica" (Orphic) 16-H17C "Argonautica" (Valerius Flaccus) 22-

951d

ARGONAUTS 2-374d 20-723b

Aegean

civilization

ancient Greece PI. Dorians 7-595a

sculpture

7-141

History 2-362a A. B.C. Powers l-20a Bolivia 3-880d fol. Chile 5-539b colonization 13-748d fol.

Fascism 9-107b Mendoza, Pedro de 15-152d Pan-American conferences 17-

214a Parag. 17-308b; 17-311b Peru 17-715b

and economic develop-

ment 13-758C Rosas 19-619C San Martin 19-1021a

isl.,

of Tahiti) 21-

15-575b

Gr.

(Assyrian kings) 2-574b I8c Barea (Baria) (tribe) l-268a

Bareback (seat in riding) ll-710d Bareboat charter (shipping) 20-552b Barebone, Praise-God (Barebones IBarbon), Praise-God) 3-

152a Barebones (Little,

Nominated) par-

Barbon (Barebones) 3-152b Cromwell 6-797c Bare (Black) fallow 9-52d

BAREILLY

city

BARENTS, WILLEM

(Du. navig.) 3-

(Bareli), India 3-158C

TOLLY,

Brit.

MIKHAIL

Bogdanovich (Michael, Prince Bogdanovich) (field-marshal)

3-157a Napoleonic wars 16-24b Barclays Bank, Dominion, Colonial and Overseas (DCO) 14-675a Barclay's Bank Limited 3-99a fol. BAR-COCHBA (Bar-Cocheba, BarKokhba, Bar-K02iba, Shimon Bar Kosebah, Simon ben Koseba) (prince of Israel) 3-

157b Dead sea scrolls 7-118d Judaism 13-llOd Palestine 17-166C Bar cookies 9-539d Barcroft, Joseph (sci.) 4-88d Bard, John 10-1070d Bard, Philip (psych.) (poet) 3-157C India 11-506C Ireland 12-590b

8-340d

BARD

Wales 23-506C; 8-103a

12-696d BARISAL, East Pakistan 3-164b Barisal guns 3-164b Barisan, mts.. Sum. 21-548d Barisanus 22-384d Barisone I (k. of Sard.) 19-1066d

and

3-164b

Barito,

Novaya Zemlya 16-673c Barents, isl., Arct, 21-242C Barentsia Izool ) 8-617b

BARENTS SEA, Arct. 3-159a BARERE DE VIEUZAC, BERTRAND 3-159C Baret, John (lexicographer) 7-387a Bare-throated partridge (Red-necked

9-796b

MARC

GIUSEPPE

AN-

tonio (pseud. Scannabue, Aristarco) (It. critic) 3-159d Barfurth's rule (biol.) 19-77c Barfurush (Babol), Iran 2-948b Bargain (law): see Contract Bargaining (labour) distribution (econ.) 7-502d fol.

see also Collective bargaining Barge (boat): see Barges and canal craft

Barge (masonry) 14-1020d BARGEBOARD (Vergeboard)

(Barmote)

law) 3-170d Barger, G. (biochem.)

court

(Eng.

3-

160b

BARIUM

transport 22-403b;

23-433Jc Bargest)

(Barguest,

3-162a

Bargmote (Barmote) court (Eng. law) 3-170d Bargut Mongols 15-728d Bar-Hadad (of Damascus): see BenHadad (of Damascus)

BARHAM,

RICHARD

HARRIS

goldsby. Thomas)

(In-

3-162a

parody 17-400b

BAR-HEBRAEUS (Syriac writer) BARI (people) 3-162b Equatorial 8-657d N.E. Af l-267b

(Abu'l-Faraj)

3-162b

BARI

atomic weight table 2-723 conductivity table

radium 18-1094d uranium product

(Indian trout)

bola

1822-

PI.

348b BARINAS, state, Venez. 3-163C area and pop. table 23-55 Barinas, Venez. 3-163c Barindra, region, ind. 14-693C

BARMER

(Bahadamer),

(Barmoot, BargeBargmote, Berghmote)

3-170d

(law)

BARMOUTH

Wales

(Abermaw),

3-

171a Barn (bldg) 9-82b (anc.

city),

BARNABAS, SAINT

Pak.: see (apostle)

Gwadar 3-171a

Acts (apocrypha) 2-116d Cyprus 6-951d; 19-932b "Epistle of Barnsbas" 2-128C Mark, Saint 14-903b missionary 15-574d

fol.

conifers 6-336a insulating material 12-336C Barkal, hill, Sud. 15-1170d

Journall" (Corymbaeus "Barnabees CBrathwaitO) 4-112d

temple 7-585a Bark beetle (Ambrosia beetle, Ipidae, Scolytidae) 3-394a; 12-298d

BARNABITES 3-171C "Barnaby Rudge" (Dickens) 7-380d BARNACLE 3-171c Crustacea

9-617b

3-166a

371a Barker, Thomas (paint.) 17-59b Barker-Granville: Granvillesee Barker, Harley Barkevikite 17-909b; 22-342a Bark grafting 10-65bb

Barkhausen effect 14-597C borough, London, Eng. 3-

BARKING,

CHARLES

GLOVER

3-

WILLIAM

3-

STATES (OF AMERICA) Bark

lice

N.

Terr.,

S Af. 3-167C Bar Kokhba: see Bar-Cochba

W.I.:

see

owl)

16-

1175b egg PI. II 8-EGG environment 3-691C Barn rat: see Brown rat Barns,

John

Sir

Seton

20-379b

of

BARNSLEY. Yorks., BARNSTAPLE, Dev.,

Eng. 3-177c Eng. 3-177d Barnstone, H (arch) house (Port of Spain, Trinidad) PI. IV 19-RESIDENTIAL AR-

Barn swallow Hirundo rustica 21-630a migration 15-430d see also Swallow Barnu, prov,. Nig.: see Bornu Barnudu, Simion 19-749b

TAYLOR

PHINEAS

BARNUM,

3-

Baro, Nig. 16-509b Baro, riv., Elh. 16-517d; 8-781b Sobat, riv. 20-860C Baroba (people) 6-998C Baroba (nut) table 16-798 Giacomo: see VIgnola, Barocchio,

3-173b

20-211d 16-446d

sculpture N.V.C.

BARNARD, HENRY 3-173d educ arch. 7-1021b Barnard (glacier, Alaska) PI.

10-

II

Durham, Eng. 3-

derigo;

drawing

Barnard college 6-109d Barnard's inn (Lond) 12-269a BARNATO, BARNETT (Barney nato) 3-174C Barnato bank (S.Af.)

Bar-

Fiorl

Urbino,

D') 3-

6-CRAYON DRAW-

I

dist.

and

20-

Aus.)

city,

India

3-

178d Baroghil (pass), Asia 11-513C

3-174C

U.S.S.R. 3-174d

Barograph 3-181a

BAROJA, PIO (Baroja

22-703C (Fr.

PI.

ING etching 8-741d Barockmuseum (Vienna, 210b BAROCLINIC 3-178d

BARODA,

3-174c

Barnato Consolidated Mines Company

Marie

Giacomo da BAROCCI, FEDERIGO (Baroccio, Fe178c

174a 3-36b

orator)

174d duels 7-736b Feuillants, club of the

of

279b Barn machinery 6-803b Barnodo (Barnodos), Jsl., Barbados Barn owl (Monkey-faced

3-

BAROMETER 9-223c

Jacobins 12-837b

Lameth 13-625a Marie Antoinette 14-873C

y

Nesil,

Plo)

3-179b; 21-161C picaresque novel 17-104aa Barolong (tribe) 22-415C

3-179C

aneroid: see Aneroid barometer hypsometer 11-lOOOc meteorology 15-277C Barometric condenser 6-274b

^

''^

Barnyard grass: see Millet

Porter

3-

BARNARD, GEORGE GREY 3-173C

seph

4-948a

,

3»

BARNARD, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS

3-173a 21-67d

lit.

BARNARD, EDWARD EMERSON

pop. table

Cape Prov., Rep.

3-

20-906a; 22-338C

173b nebulae 16-159a Barnard Lady Elizabeth 20-445C

say)

S.Af.

Lind-

(nSe

BARNAVE, ANTOINE PIERRE Jo-

Austr. 3-167C gulf of Carpentaria

hall

Barnett, Samuel Jackson 8-163C sine galvanometer 14-623d Barnett, William 12-389a Barnet y Vinageras, Jose 6-878C Barneveld, ft., Moluccas, Indon.

variety entertainment 23-12b Barnum, S, C, (dentist) 7-261a Barnum and Bailey's Circus (Greatest Show on Earth) Barnum 3-178b circus 5-802b Barnum's American Museum (Scudder's American Museum) 3178a; 23-13d

BARNARD, LADY ANNE

(S.Af.)

21-55b

TABLELAND,

BARKLY WEST,

paleon. 17-142a see also Cirripedia

BARNAUL,

18-710a

Sir Henry

12-501a

178a 5-802C Jenny Lind 14-59a museum 15-1046C

BARNARDO, THOMAS JOHN 3-174b

election of 1948 22-8110 portrait PI. X fig. 35 22-UNlTED

177b Barnett, M. A. F. (phys.) Barnett, Ross 16-196C

circus

Balliol

Barkley, Charles 23-387b Barkley, dam, Ky. 6-894c

BARKLY

6-CRUSTA-

Barnacle goose 10-576a Barnala, India 19-1012d

GEOLOGY BARNARD CASTLE,

167a

Barkly,

II

I,

marine biology 14-878d

Polynesia 18-199C Barker, Charles Spackman 16-1084b Barker, Fred (criminal) 9-i35a GranvilleBarker, Granville: see Barker, Harley Barker, Kate (criminal) 9-135a Barker, Robert (art.) 17-230c Barker, Thomas (au.) 23-319a; 9-

AL8EN

Pis.

CEA

symbiosis 21-701a weevil 23-479d

19-628d

Henrietta Rowland (RowHenrietta Octavia) 3-

CHITECTURE

Saint 17-470d

Paul,

of the Roses

land,

BARNFIELD, RICHARD 3-177b

14-141b

mote,

Wars Barnett,

and

dist.

3-170C

India

BARMOTE COURT

Barn-3

see also Barite

Barium titanate 4-812C electroacoustics 22-676C piezoelectricity 17-1063a fol. Bark (Barque) (ship) 20-526b Bark (wood) 17-1214b; PI. VIH 22-

Wup-

see

Ger.:

BAR MITZVAH 3-170d liturgy

BARNET, BATTLE OF (1471) 3-176d

Toynbee 6-

pertal

town,

nitrate

Barnes, Oreg. pop, table 16-1076 BARNET, Herts., Eng. 3-176d London boro. ll-355a

177b

fc32c

monoxide 3-165b

14-257d

BARNETT, SAMUEL AUGUSTUS

3-170b

Nazi 10-237C

167a

Ill

scurvy.

Scurvy rickets) 20-224d Bar magnet 6-228b Barma Grande (cave. It.) 10-930b Barmakids: see Barmecides Barmecide feast 3-170b BARMECIDES (Barmakids) (fam.)

Barmen-Elberfeld,

19-956a

hydride 3-165b hydroxide 3-165b; ll-927a

Coverdale 6-678a

BARNES, WILLIAM (poet) 3-176C BARNES, Surrey, Eng. 3-176d

chlorate 3-165c chloride 3-165c; ferrate 12-600C

X-ray work 23-B43C

(San Carlos de BarlArg. 3-163b; 19-

fol.

Lollard

bromide 3-165C carbonate: see Witherlte

BARKLEY,

9-FISH loche),

8-192 2-717d; 22-888d;

3-165d percarbonate 4-872c peroxide ll-958c; 3-165b platlnocvanide 23-843a fol. salts 17-914d; 18-lOlb; 3165d Barium sulfate 3-165d radiology 18-1083c

prov..

22-892d fall (1071) 12-747C St. Nicholas 16-478a Baria (Barea) (tnbe) l-268a Bari doab, canal, India 18-1189a Barile (measure) 23-188Dd

BARILOCHE

Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium Barium

fol.;

CBer-

3-175d

"Times" (London) 16-393b Walter, John, II 23-316a

(Infantile

disease

(Bernes

BARNES, ROBERT 3-176a BARNES, THOMAS 3-176b

Harun al-Rashid ll-137a Persia 17-675a BARMEN, SYNOD OF 3-170b;

BARKLA,

Barium), city and 3-162d; 18-859a

Council (1098)

Barilius

15-227

Barkinon: see Barcelona, Spain

(anc. It.

Barlow's

12-693b

matter 3-653d

living

properties table

JULIANA

nersl. Juliana)

944a

isotopic composition

(cler.)

15-MOTION

II

3-175d

riusl

BARNES,

14-280c

(arch.)

PI.

Barnes, H. T. (phys.) 4-666C Barnes, J. (golfer) 10-556a (pseud. Philargy-

Barley flour 3-169d Barling bomber l-465a

H.

George

BARNES, JOSHUA

Barlow, William (bp.) 19-894c Barlowe, Arthur 19-380a Barlow-Ojibway (anc. lake. Can.) 18-

167a Dagenham 19-992C Barking deer: see Muntjac

Sudan 21-505C

II 9-209 10-701a feed 9-147b; ll-703d grain production 10-661b fol. Gt. Brit. 8-425a; 10-725C Iraq 12-535C malt 14-708d; 3-379c

W.

Village)

PICTURES BARNES, GEORGE NICOLL 3-175C

5-203d

chemical analysis table

Barlow

BARK CLOTH

Barghash (of Oman) l-302d (folklore)

It.

(met.) 3-164c

abundance table 8-271 calcium 4-594d

(Children's

3-175C Modernism 8-439a

classification

Hartford Wits l-766c Barlow, P. W. 10-773d

Barium: see Bari,

Ski

Barnes,

Baritone oboe (Baryton) 16-825b

Bark canoe 3-822a (Tapa cloth)

Egy., anc. 8-47a Miss. riv. 15-587a

Ohio riv. 16-896C Rhine riv. 19-263C

BARGHEST

3-81c

(musical instru.) 3-164C

BARNBY, SIR JOSEPH 3-175a

BARNES, BARNABE 3-175b BARNES, ERNEST WILLIAM

1-544

bread 4-134a brewing 4-164b cereals

Hunkers and barn-

Barnburners: see burners

Barn Elms (manor) 3-176d

3-168b

It.

BARLOW, JOEL 3-169d

forests

11-525C

AND CANAL CRAFT

BARGES

3-168b

Euphonium

TREE (arch.)

Fr.

55

Barometric

(school) 19-51a Barncluith, Scot. 11-35C Barndoor skate 18-1191d

Barlad (Birlad), Rum. 3-699d

whisky 23-570Ab world production table l-372a

Bor. 3-962b;

riv.,

see also

1053c 413d

Spitsbergen 21-243b

BARETTI,

fol.

5-138d luminescence 14-418b

celestite

dist.,

159a

francolin)

(Barytes, Cawk, Heavy spar)

BARITONE

Monastery IV 10-

PI.

(poet and art.) 3-

alcoholic beverages chart Austr. 2-801b

Bario, Bor. 3-963a Baris (mod. Isparta), Turk.

barium 3-164C

Gr.)

(Joa-

Barnbyn

BAR-LE-DUC,

Kenya 13-300C

BARITE

(Meteora,

GREECE BARLACH, ERNST

BARLETTA (Barduli), BARLEY 3-168C

BARING, MAURICE 3-164a BARINGO, lake, Kenya 3-164a

feldspar 9-153d hydroxide ll-975d

Barefooted Carmelites: see Discalced Carmelites Barefooted Trinitarians 22-479a

Bargemote

9-265d

Barcelona Statute on Freedom of Transit (1921) 21-814d B.Arch. (degree): see Bachelor (degree) Barchan (dune)

3-93b

III

Enrico,

BARDI, GIOVANNI (count 3-158b

TEXT INDEX

saph) 3-167C Barlaam (All Saints)

wood carving 23-718C

1st baronet

3-163d; 3-163C

fam.) 3-158b

(It.

Edward Bardi,

fin.

Barkouk (mosque) 22-340C Bar Koziba: see Bar-Cochba

BARLAAM AND JOSAPHAT

163a

Northbrook 16-608a crisis (1890) 3-99a

BARING, SIR FRANCIS,

623d

Venez. 3-156a

(filbert)

Bar-

Bargello (National Museum of Sculpture) (Florence) 9-460d; 10-

subway 21-499d Barcelona Barcelona,

(Bardaisan;

3-160a

21-142d

pop.

Evelyn, 1st earl of Cromer: see Cromer, Evelyn Baring, 1st earl Baring, Thomas George, 1st earl of

22-390b

transistor

Hamilcar Barca 4-401b

BARCELONA,

Baring,

superconductivity 8-194d surface properties 20-947a

wages 23-268b

BARCELONA,

Gaudi, Antoni

(fam.) 3-163C Baring, Alexander, 1st baron Ashburton: see Ashburton, Alex-

ander Baring

BARDEEN, JOHN 3-157d

2-

ARMOUR, BODY

BARCA

Barcas,

BARING

3-157C

Arctic explorations 2-331C

Barbus 9-338d Barbus barbus (hsh): see Barbel Barbus conchonius (Rosy barb) (fish) Barbus mosal (tor)

Bardanes (Philrppicus) 17-847b Bardas 17-916a Bardd teulu (Welsh bard) 23-506d;

TEXT INDEX

56

Barometric Barometric

leveling

19-:07b Rome 19-460a sculpture 20-209C; relief

21-

(surveying)

6Ilc

Barometric

pressure: sphere; pressure

Atmo-

see

3-183b

MICHEL

BARON,

3-l83a

(phys.)

17-1046b

Baron, Etienne M.

(Boyron,

Michel)

3-le3b 3-183b feudalism 9-219c origin 17-523a fol. Baron de Hirsch fund ll-522d Barones regis Francie 3-le3c Baroness (title) 3-184b BARONET (title) 3-184c; 13-407a (act.)

BARON

Zambia 23-932Cb Barotseland, prov.,

N. Rhod. 3-192C Barouche (carriage) 4-962a

Barovier,

18-

(Delacroix)

Barons of the Cinque Ports 3-184b Barons of the Exchequer 3-184b

3-185b

(Eng.)

Evesham 8-904d Henry III 8-463b The"

("Morti-

(Drayton) 7-664a

Barony 3-183d

Barozzi,

3-185c;

J.

Gesu II 3-BAROQUE church arch. 5-742d Karlskirche, Vienna PI.

BARRACKS

5-756b

Lorenzo (interior) PI.

II

2-

II

3-

ARCH AND VAULT PI.

BAROQUE ART fountain 9-664c

Genoa 10-105a 12-IN-

TERIOR DECORATION, HISTORY OF London 14-277d Milan 15-439C fol. molding 15-653b Moscow baroque 15-878a orders

Barra

do

16-1053b

Renaissance arch.

19-133d fol. residential 19-205d Rome 19-577d Russia 19-776b rustication 19-8290 Spanish-American arch. ll-1009b fol.

21-299a

PI. II 22-THEATRES (STRUCTURES)

theatre

tower 22-333d

2-289d window 23-659C wood carving 23-717d

and Stroud range finder 193b; 18-1157b BARRANQUILLA, Colom. 3-195a

Barred

AND

9-925b

motet 15-894b ornamentation 16-1112C Theatre 22-35d

PI.

VII

20-

18-POT-

4-550b

fol.;

5-237C Pis.

VI,

12-376a; 6VIII 12-lN-

4-512d

TERIOR DECORATION, HIS-

(Barren Can.) 3-196a

LAWRENCE

lands)

MAURICE

(Brannlgan,

3-197a

Ernest

Refol-m

IV 12-IVORY

(sculp.)

20-

Reni (Bol. pres.)

13-571C monuments and memorials 15808d murals 15-lOOld

17-992a; 20-301b

fol.

BARRIER REEF

(Austr.) 3-1968 6-487b Queensland 18-954a Barrier reef (geog.) 6-487a BARRIER TREATY 3-198b coral

PI.

WAYLAND

New York 16-446d Bartlett, dam, Ariz. PI. II 7-DAM Bartlett (Cayman), trough, Carib. sea 4-903b; 6-872c

Bartlett-Condf agreement 9-1071b Bartlett pear 17-503b; 9-970C

PI.

II

II

9-FOUN-

Edward Middleton 3-201b Elizabeth 16-1162c

(Y

Barri),

3-202C

Glam., Wales 3-

202c (fam.)

3-202d Barsac wines 23-663d BAR-SALIBI, JACOB (DIonyslus) 3203a Bar Saroshwal (au.) 21-725a Barsauma (Barsumas) (bp of Ni' 21-722C fol.; 16-25ld BAR SAUMA, RABBAN 3-203b Bar Sira: see Ecclesiastlcus Bars khota, Mong. 15-729d Barstow, Calif. pop. table 4-637 see Barsauma Nisibis)

Basal-cell

243c cerebral palsy 5-206b Basal granule; see Blepharoplast Basal metabolism (physiol.) climate 5-925a diagnosis 7-355b goitre 22-175d

measurement 15-215c nutrition 16-804b (stone) 3-212a

BASALT

analysis 21-220d art PI. V 18-PRIMITIVE assimilation 17-784d

3-520b

Bartolomeo da Venezia, Domenico di (Domenico Veneziano) 7-565C Bartolomeo Veneto 23-50a Bartolommei, Marqujs Fernando popular party 22-632b (Baccio Delia

BARTOLOMMEO, FRA

Bartolommeo II

dl

Fratre)

3-208b Ghlrlandajo, Ridolfo 10-391C

BARTOLOZZI, FRANCESCO 3-208C 5-715C

gabbro 9-1064C

10rl77d 10-164b 19-28Sa 21-735a volcanism 23-240a; 23-241b igneous rock

tachylyte

Research foundation

geochem, 10-120b

"Ausra" 14-1 18c place

in Lith.

lit,

14-122b

BASARAB

(Bassarab, (dynasty) 3-212d Basarab, Neagoe (of

Bessaraba)

Walachia)

19-732C

21-812b "Teachings" 19-747d Matei Basarab 19-733b Mircea the Old 19-732b Targovisle

Basarabia, reg. rabia

U.S.S.R.: see Bessa-

Bas bleu (Bluestocking) 3-818a Bas bleu (Bluestocking) society (literary group, Eng.) 3-818a Bascinet (helmet): see Basinet Bascio, Matteo da (monk) 4-857d

Bas-Congo,

BARTON, BENJAMIN SMITH 3-209a BARTON, CLARA 3-209a Red Cross 19-27a

BARTON, SIR EDMUND 3-209b BARTON, ELIZABETH 3-209c

reg..

Rep.

of

the Congo

13-978b Bascule bridge 4-196C Black river. Port Huron, Mich. 4-

BRIDGES

BASE jur.)

More 15-832d

II

(Black porcelain; ware) 18-371d

BASANAVICIUS, JONAS 3-212d

(Pa.) 3-

(Bartolus de Saxoferrato)

3-208d heraldry ll-398b (It

ware

BASCOM, JOHN 3-213b

stipple engraving 21-411b BartolozzI, Gaetano S. 3-208d Bartolozzi, Lucia Elizabeth (Vestris,

BARTOLUS

ART

diabase 7-350b

Egyptian

Bartolom^ de Cardenas Bermejo (Sp.

Cipriani

germlna-

Basaltic lava (rock)

ll-249b BARTOLI, DANIELLO 3-208b Jupiter 13-141b BARTOLI, MATTEO GUILIO (philol.) 3-208b

Pagolode Fattorino,

(Stratum

layer

tivum) 20-750d Basaldella, Afro (artist) 17-72a Basaldella, Mirko (sculp.) 20-214d Basal ganglia (anat.) 4-77b; 16-

8-EUROPE

G.

Porta,

4-159b

formation. Inner Hebrides PI.

46c

Gulllaume de Salluste, sei neur du; see Du Bartas, Gu laume de Salluste, seigneur

lads)

Basal body: see Blepharoplast Basal-cell epithelioma: see Rodent cancer

Basaltes

music, place in 15-1075d opera 16-9a3d

Bartol

BART, JEAN 3-203b Dunkirk 7-762c; 9-600d Bar-tailed godwit 10-521a Bartang, riv., C.As. l-835a Bartas,

19-114d

Madame) 23-113d (bp.

Barytes; see Barite Barytherioidea (paleon.) 22-695b Baryton (Baritone oboe) 16-825b "Barzas Breiz" ("Barzaz Breiz/' "Breton Bardic Poems") (bal-

rhyolite

[I.

9-522d harmony ll-117a

paint.)

20-SCULPTURE

XIII

PI.

TURE

geol.

jug)

folk music

BARRY, JAMES 3-201C BARRY, JOHN (nav. of.) 3-201d

BARRYMORE

Bartning, Otto (arch.)

Bartoli, A.

Barry, Phillips 3-21a fol. Barry, isl., Glam., Wales

(Bearded-man

(Fr.

"Theseus and the Minotaur" 20210d; PI. XIII 20-SCULP-

BARTOK, BELA 3-207C

15-MODERN

ARCHITECTURE Barry, Barry,

3-

18-369

ARCHITECI

Barsumas:

23-442b

layer cell

CARVING Jewish art 12-1040d

Club

Trafalgar fountain PI.

BARRY

211b BARRIE, SIR JAMES MATTHEW 3197b place in drama 7-650b "Thrums" 13-390b Barrientos Ortuno,

7-159

(stoneware jug) 18-368b;

BARRY, PHILIP 3-202b

brensls

Barrier beach

Bartlett, Joslah table

Bartmannkrug

Barry, Sir John Wolfe (Wolfe-Barry) (engin.) 3-201c

"Spring" PI. IV 14-LITHOGRAPH BarrI, Gerald de: see GIraldus CamLouis

10-540C

TAIN

3-196b Barret cap 3-693b Barreto, Francisco 19-2770 Barrett, Edward 4-293a

Barrias,

En

TURE; 10-624d

3-8840 PI.

Lanes.,

London 14-280C Parliament bidg. 15-622d;

15-MODERN

(AUGUSTE)

of

(fam.) 3-206d Bartholomew (of Mijnsterberg) 3848d "Bartholomew Fair" (Jonson) 1377c; 8-570C Bartholomew the Englishman; see Bartholomaeus Anglicus BARTHOU, JEAN LOUIS 3-206d Bartle Frere and Belienden-Ker Group

207b

3-201a New Ross 16-375b

563d; 4-905a; 16-640C il. 19-92

(actor)

Nathanael 16-50b Bartholomew, St. (massacre of); see Saint Bartholomew's Day,

BARTLETT,

LOUIS

3-211d

Baryons (phys.) 17-419b Baryta water (chem.) 3-165c

BARTHOLOMEW, SAINT 3-206C

140a

(An Bearrbha), Ir

ANTOINE

"Theseus and the centaur Bianor^'

3-

BARTLETT, JOHN (publ.) 3-207a BARTLETT, JOHN RUSSELL 3-207b

3-200d

(writ.)

TORY OF Ironwork 12-632d carving

1

ANGLICUS

PAUL ALBERT

PAUL

(math.)

3-211C sculp.)

BARTLESVILLE,

Tumiac PI. I fig. 4 4-CARNAC Wiltshire 23-644b Barrowe, Henry; see Barrow, Henry

BARYCENTRIC CALCULUS BARYE,

(Bartholomew the Englishman) (theol.) 3-206b

BARRY, SIR CHARLES 3-201b fig.

FREDERIC AUGUSTE

3-205d

National park. Queens., Austr. table 16-90 Okla. 3-207a pop. table 16-918 Bartlett, Sir Frederic (psych.) 15-

always consult

first.

BARROW-IN-FURNESS,

GRAPH

VIII

fol.

22-

3-211b Barycentre (math.) 3-211C ovich. Prince

New York 16-446d (fam.) 3-205d Erasmus 4-593b

;

2-112C

BARYATINSKI, ALEKSANDR IVAN-

Var-

BARTHOLIN

Ma

Stone Age 7-563b

l-544d

Lawrence (lithographer) "Angora Cat" PI. I 14-LITHO-

Flemish 5-992a

913c;

18-

caribou (Northern caribou, Scandinavian reindeer) (Rangifer tarandus) 13-

L.)

SCULPTURE

Interior decoration

I

POULTRY

BARTHOLDI,

lit.

Baruch of Miedzyborz ll-150d Barundi (Af. people): see Rundl Baruni, Sulaiman al- 22-484b Barus, Carl (phys) 21-30C Barwalde, Treaty of (1631) Gustavus Adolphus 21-641C;

138a

Jules 3-205C

BARTHOLOMEW

see

3-200d

(archae.)

3-

SAINT-HILAIRE,

206b

place in Eng. lit. B-576c Barrow, John block printing 22-ld Barrow, Joseph Louis (boxer): Louis, Joe

Brittany 4-242b

16-200b

(sculp.)

encyclopaedia 8-365a

14-745d

Brilanniea,

Richmond

BARTHOLOME,

(math.) 3-200C Calculus 4-600b integration and measure 12-342a

the Index

nature of apocalyptic

2C5b

Henry)

3-200b Greenwood 10-903d

BARROW

Apocrypha 2-117d; 3-573b Jeremiah, Book of 12-lOOlc

BARUCH APOCALYPSES 3-210d

Reformed tradition 12-1027d

BARTHOLOM AEUS (Barrowe,

Barrow, Isaac (bp.) 19-890d

Barrett,

TERY AND PORCELAIN furniture 9-1046d;

JEAN

ground

BARRETT,

Austria 2-849C stage craft 6-605d Visual arts Baciccio 2-990C

HYACINTHE)

7-378d 15-253d

BARROW, HENRY

Roman 19-453a; 19-566d

bull

1-

(CAMILLE

Isle of

BARUCH, BOOK OF 3-210b

Holy Spirit ll-618b Neo-orthodoxy 16-215c Protestant theology 18-655b

BARTHELEMY

MANNES

BERNARD

(American financier) 3*210a disarmament 7-485d

exegesis 8-954b existentialism 8-779a

Barthema, Ludovico di; see thema, Ludovico di

Odilon (Fr. pol.) 3-200a Elizabeth (Mrs. John Dick-

Barrow's golden-eye (bird) Barry, Alfred 3-201b

(reg.,

PI.

PI.

BARREN GROUNDS

Frescobaldi, Girolamo

lace

Rock

BARRES,

323a

BARROT,

BARRELL, JOSEPH 3-195C

Music church music 14-1026a compared with Renaissance

18-301d

BARROS ARANA, DIEGO 3-199d

BARROW RIVER

494b

German 10-262d Polish 18-161C

history 18-298a fol. Barros, Joao de (contemporary writ.)

M. 21-315C

E.

Baruch, St. 3-202b

BARUCH,

BARTHELEMY, JEAN JACQUES

Portuguese

(nick.

Bartonville, III. pop. table 11-1084 Bartow, Fla. pop. table 9-473 Bar tracery 22-339b

Barttelot,

Timbuktu 22-2230

Barthe,

14-187b

BARROS, JOAO DE 3-199b

(Abington), Frances Nosegay Fan) l-39b

Barton, Pamela (golfer) 10-555a Barton, Ralph 4-912a Barton, William 23-825d Bartonella (bac.) table 2-1004 Bartonian stage 8-625C

BARTRAM, JOHN 3-209d Bartsch, Adaml5-1042b

Bornu 3-972C Lake Chad 5-227C

BARTH, PAUL 3-205b

packaging 17-22a Barrel (zool.): see Carapace Barrel cactus; see Echlnocactus

Flemish 3-417a

ivory

Plymouth

POULTRY FARMING

Barrel 6-450d alcoholic beverages

Barren

3-

To make the best use of the

FRANCOIS

Nicholas, vicomte de 3-195b Am. Revolution l-783a Barrault, Jean Louis 22-280C Barre, Vt. 23-e6a Barre (ballet rod) 7-43c

Literature

art

3-

commerce 4-970b port 6-73c; 6-81C

PAUL

CLARENCE WALKER

Barron, Robert lock

20-662a

Germany 19-54b

Barrister: see Legal profession Barrels (Bar), dist., Fr. 3-143C Barrels mouvant, Fr, 3-143d

Avebury 2-887b

Barr

(Aus

e24b

Newton 16-417C

Barrage (engineering): see Dam; Weir Barraidh, isl., Scot.: see Barra Barrakunda, rapids, W. Af. 9-1114d Barran, John 5-941d Barrancabermeja, Colom. 4-970b

Byzantine 4-513c; Gothic 10-599C

General 3-190b antique world, conception of 2-

3-528a;

see

CHRIS-

von

Barter exports 8-977C general store 10-70d

BARTH, HEIIMRICH 3-204a

BARROW, ISAAC

fol.

Braz.:

Barrel piano 3-195d Barrel vault 2-286d

BAROQUE ART

ceramic

Negro,

JOHANN

toph, freiherr states.) 3-203d

BARTH, KARL 3-204c dogma 7-552a

Man, 3-194d; 9-343d

Rio

BARREL ORGAN 3-195d

vault

Bernini

9-

Manaus BARRAGE 3-195a World War I 2-535d

BARRAS,

ornament 16-lllob pediment 17-516a

staircase

V

states.)

BARRIOS, EDUAROO 3-199a place in Ibero-Am. lit. 11-1016C BARRIOS, JUSTO RUFINO 3-199a administration 10-987a Honduras ll-653a Puerto Barrios 18-847d

Barrow, G.

PI.

(Polish

"Bartered Bride, The" (Smetana) 20-

ens)

3-193d

BARTENSTEIN,

silk

Barton

20-228a

Kazimierz

1B-135C

Barringto III. pop. table 11-1084 Barrington, N.J. pop. table 16-359 Barrington, R.I. pop. table 19-269

Barrow,

BARRANDE, JOACHIM 3-195a

Guarino 10-984a

Interiors Pis. VI, VII, VIII

l-781a

Chilean educ. 5-538d Louis,

FISH

BARRACUDA 23-

dome

(interior)

(military)

Barrlcouta (zool.) 21-829a;

II

rington, 1st viscount 3-198d Barrington, Shute 3-199a Barrington, William Wildman Shute

2-ARCHITEC-

Ill

(Barraidh) isl., Scot. 3-193c Hebrides ll-293a

VIENNA Churriguera, JosS

PI.

TURAL RENDERING

ART

PI.

Guarini,

Henderson (arch.) memorial (St.

Mo.)

tain)

199b

Lara, state 13-720a Pan-American highway 23-877b BARR, AMELIA EDITH Me Huddleston) 3-193b BARR, ARCHIBALD 3-193b range finder 18-1157b Barr,

Bartatua (Partatua) (Scythian chiefBartel,

BARRINGTON, GEORGE 3-198C HARRINGTON, JOHN SHUTE BAR-

BARRON,

BARRA,

3-528b Borromini, Francesco 3-978C capital 4-831b ceiling 5-130C

1709 10-208a 1713 16-269C 1715 3-424a

Barque (Bark) (ship) 20-526b

Barr, Stringfellow ll-484a Barra, Francisco de la 14-550C

V 2-ARCHITECTURE

Peter's

Libya:

prov.,

BARQUISIMETO, Venezuela 3-193a

3-190c;

altars l-688b Bernini, Giovanni

St.

Vlgnola,

see

foi

Jefferson

chitecture

S.

Glacomo; da

Barqah (Barca),

BAROQUE AND POST-BAROQUE ARPI.

10-466b

Ercole

see Cyrenaica

5-714c

Schwiter"

"Barons' Wars, meriados")

3-192C; l-275d

ethnography l-275a

3-

hist.)

269d

WAR

(Aluyi, Lozi, Malozi) (peo-

>

(eccl.

185a

BARONS'

BAROTROPIC 3-192b

ple, Af.)

3-185a

chronicles

20-686d

viorlt

Baroque pearls 17-505b Canning jewel PI. VI 12-JEWELRY Baroque pitch (mus) 17-1124d Barossa (battle) 14-479a

BAROTSE

Baronetage, Standing Council of the

BARONIUS, CAESAR

and gold

silver

model 23-456a

(title)

"Baron

X 20-

PI.

SCULPTURE

BAROMETRIC LIGHT Picard 14-419d;

17-48d

hist, of paint.

portrait painting 18-268d pottery and porcelain 18-367C

(arch) 3-213d

griffe

10-924a

11,

order 16-1045C

Roman

il.

15-651

Base (chem); see Adds and bases Base (mathematics) 6-262b numeral 16-756d Base (music): see Bass Base (sports) baseball

3-214d

fol.

Basil

(Bulgaroctonus):

see

Basil

II

Rom. emp.)

(E.

I (E. Rom. emp.) 3-240a basilica 3-242C legislative revision 4-527d

(game) 3-213d

Anson l-1027b ball 3-19d

naval reforms

Johnson, W. P. 13-52b

BASIL

Olympic games table 16-949

fol.

rounders 19-654c Ruth, G. H. 19-830b Baseball Hall of Fame 3-225c

fol.;

PI. 3-BASEBALL BASEDOW, JOHANN BERNHARD I

223a Basedow

3-

Exophthalmic

goitre

Base exchange: see Ion exchange Base (Ordinary) grade (cocoa) 6-6a

BASEL

(Basle),

canton,

BASEL

(Basle),

Switz. 3-223c; PI. PI.

II

I

Basel, Treaties of (1795) 9-917c; 10-

308b Ren

7-569d 18-699b

line (surveying)

Switz.

3-

(formerly Billericay), Eng, 3-241a Basildon New Town, Eng. 3-241a Basile, Mathieu (Guesde, Jules) 10dist,,

lOOOd Basileus (title) 8-343c; 2-329a Basilla, Switz.: see Basel

BASILIAN FATHERS

Switz. 3-

Basement system (Basement complex) (geol.) 13-299d; 18-441d Africa l-247d fol. Nigeria 16-500a Rhodesia, Southern

19-276a

S.W.Af. 21-97b Base metabolism: see Metabolism Base metals assaying 2-623d Basenji (dog) 7-549d; PI. II 7-DOG Base on balls (baseball) 3-216b

Base shilling (coin) 16-778b "Bases of Concrete Logic, (Masaryk) 14-1007b

BASHAN,

baldachin 2-1069b bema 3-459C Britain 4-227d Byzantine 4-513b fol.; 512d; fig. 2 4-513a

U.S.S.R.

groups

(R.S.F.S.R.)

19-823

linguistic

families table

22-7020

BASHKIR

113a; 5-741d Pis. Romanesque

A-

1919-

II

ARCHITEC-

BASHKIRTSEFF,

22-702A

588c

3-242d

23-31c

PI.

11

4-

BOXING BASILISCUS (usurper) 3-243b Zeno 23-945b

3-243b:

(zool.)

MARIE

Konstantinovna

(Mariya

Bashkirtseva)

Bashkurds (people): see Bashkir Bashmuric dang.) 6-478C Basho, Matsuo: see Matsuo Basho (Matsuo Munefusa)

(zool.)

il,

(legend)

5-

(zool,)

3-243b

Ivanovich (Basil III) (of Muscovy) 19-693d "Basilone" (destroyer) PI. I 7-DE-

THOMAS

BASIN

Basification (petrol.)

BASKERVILLE, JOHN

BODY BASINGSTOKE, Basin

system

Hants., Eng.

(irrigation)

3-243d

12 -643a;

1 12-642 8-83C

fig,

Egypt

(Eng.

3-244a 18-542d Baskerville print 3-244a printing

DA

(Ponte, da) (It.

print.)

Jean

India

(law)

3-258a l-233d

"Bat, The" (Rinehart) 19-340a Bata, Rio Muni (Sp. prov.), Af. 21-

151c prov., Phil, 3-270C area and pop. table 17-854 World War II 23-792Wc;

BATAAN,

Dunois, Jean, comte de Bastard safflower: see Safflower Bastard toadflax (bot.) 19-1041C Bastard Wing (Alula) (anat.) 14-

197a

3-

Phil.

BATANG

(Pa-an, Pa-fang), China 3-

271d; 20-646a Batang

(river):

BATANGAS,

city

under

see

specific

and prov., Phil. 3-

Batavia, III. pop. table 11-1084 Batavia, Indon.: see Jakarta

BATAVIA, NY. 3-272b pop. table 16-429 Batavian assembly (Neth., 1798) 9-

920b Batavian

Batavian ware (Chinese porcelain ware) 18-355a; il. 18-354

H.

F.,

Antoine)

(formerly

(fortress, Paris)

St.

3-260b

(1789) 9-909d; 9-727b Fronde 9-958a

fall

6-504a;

Mex,

N.

(mixture for

glass

mfr.)

10-

470c Batchelder,

JULES

Charles V 5-300C

21-

cave,

12-64C

BASTILLE

compos.)

Cave,

Batch

count SfbastianI 20-

3-260b 22-970a

I

16-

Bat

Bastile House (castle, Eng.)

ll-75d

8-

endive

(Neth.)

exploration

255c

PI.

Republic

Colombia

Bastidas, Rodrigo de

Bastien,

3-255a

(Broad-leaved)

378b Batavian

270c

Bassein,

TAPESTRY

Indon.

archip.,

(isls.),

area and pop. table 17-854 Batarde (writing) 4-657d

fol.

Bastet (myth.): see Bast Bastetani (anc. tribe) ll-1008b Bast fibres (bot.) 17-1207a; 9-233d vegetable fibre 9-226b fol.

BASTIEN-LEPAGE,

(Fr.

prov.

271d

BASSEIN, dist. and town, Burma 3255a 3-255a;

isl., Riouw 19-349C

BATANES,

area and pop. table 17-854 see

6-76d 13-746d Santa lUlarta 19-1042a BASTIDE (towns) 3-259d

Bass bar (violin) 23-174a Bass clarinet: see Clarinet Bass clef (mus.) 9-20c Bass drum (mus.) 7-707a Basse danse: see Danse basse

Bur.

(tribe.

PI. 7-DWELLINGS, house Ill PRIMITIVE BATALA, India 3-271C BATALHA, Port. 3-271C

Batam, Yellow

PI.) 3-271b Sum.) 3-271b;

(tribe,

21-550d

259c

loom 21-799C;

23-

fol.

BATAILLE, GABRIEL (mus) 3-271a BATAILLE, (FELIX) HENRY (dram.)

BATAK BATAK

BASTIAT, (CLAUDE) FREDERIC 3-

riv..

20-923d

Softball

3-271a

Bassariscus astutus (Ringtail cat) 4-

Basse-lisse

14-361C

16-82

3-257d

Bassarab (names): see under Basarab Bassareus (myth,): see Dionysus Bassariscini: see Cacomistle

BASSELIN, OLIVIER

fol.;

Bat (missile) 19-412b Bat (Baht) (unit of money or weight)

793EC

3-257d

district,

3-214d 6-744d

death march ll-648a; 18-562d Bataan National park, Phil, table

see also Phloem BASTI, town and dist., India 3-259a BASTIA,.Fr, 3-259b BASTIAN, ADOLF 3-259c Bastianelli, G. 14-669b

3-254d

It.

tle

2-ARMOUR,

PI. Ill

baseball cricket

272a

Bassariscus sumichrasti: see Cacomis-

Basinet (Bacinet, Bascinel) (armour)

vampires 22-965b margin 20-741C

vertebral

Bat

23-488Dd

Bastarda script 17-131b Bastard balm 3-49d Bastard fallow (agri) 9-52d Bastard floure-de-luce: see

559c

17-15a 19-355a (poem) 5-291d

"Basin"

Nicolas

18-983a

rabies

fol.

[Giacomo] 3-254C

9-

pala 12-845d

heraldry ll-401d; fig. 29 11-402 Illegitimacy ll-1078a legitimacy 13-909C U.S. law l-757d

10-GREEK ART

JACOPO

Jacopo

Pac, 0,

Basic oxides (chem.) 16-1190a Basic oxygen process 12-610d Basic rock (geol.) 17-779d Basic slag (min.) 20-766Bb; 9-212a Basic steel (met.) 6-434c fol. Basidiobolus 9-1031a Basidiomycetes: see Club fungi Basic, Count (mus.) 12-982a

VII

BASSANO DEL GRAPPA,

18-254a 9-515a

ll-335d;

PI.

paint.)

3-243C

Mediterranean 15-108C oceanography 16-838b fol. river

Laos

prov.,

I

fol.

sense-perception 18-770d; l-953b suckling 14-729a touch 22-322a

3-257b

Scot,

(Bistam, Bostam, Bustam),

affiliation

PI.

FLIGHT (NATURAL) span table 13-1098

life

mammal 14-720C

Basso-

Bastard hartebeest 2-18d Bastard of Orleans (nick.):

Bassa Giuba (Lower Juba) 20-968Ba Bassano, Hugues Bernard Maret, due de 14-860C

23-554Da

(geol) 3-243d

artificial

frieze

BASSANO,

STROYER Basilosauridae (zool.)

BASIN,

VI,

Bassae, Gr.

plan fig. 9 10-830d plastering 17-1239C

Basil

fold

15-262C BASIL, SAINT (The Great) 3-239b Arianism ll-616b fol.; 2-382b place in Gr. lit. 10-877a fol.

(Champassak),

II,

temple 17-81 3d

(Cockatrice),

Ogden, Charles Kay 16-884c Basic English foundation 3-239b Basicladia (bot.) 1-597C Basic law of Bonn (Ger., 1949) 10-

10-344C

Bassac

Austr.

13-712d

plumifrons,

BASIC ENGLISH 3-236d; 22-861C

10-337C;

21-326C BASS (fish) 3-253d fishing 9-380b fol,; Pis. VllI, IX 9-FlSH BASS (mus.) 3-254C thorough bass 22-155b Bassa (tribe) 13-496d str.,

ll-1072b

BASILISK

23-

132d Bass,

abracadabra l-44a Abraxas stones l-47a

Basilisk

3-253C

area and pop. table 9-755 Bass, George (expl.) 2-786C;

(Gnostic) 3-243a Basilides (Gnostic sect)

BASTAR,

10-372

hibernation ll-472c horseshoe bat in flight

(sculp.)

(myth) 4-334b; 8-53a

BASTARD Basso-rllievo

see

dept., Fr.

isl,,

(Basseville,

Iran.

campaign map 23-

(sculp.):

relief)

tree. Bast wood): see Linden (tree) Bast (bot,): see Bast fibres Bast (Bastet, Bubastis, Ubasti)

BASTAM

12-537b 17-652a I

(Bas-relief,

(low

BASSVILLE, NICOLAS JEAN HUGOU

Persian Gulf

World War 781

fol.

migration 15-428d

cats 5-54C Basta, George (gen.) 19-733a Bastaards (people) Rep. of S.Af, 21-51d revolt (1925) 21-98C

mosques 12-672a

BAS-RHIN,

BASILIDES

basiliscus

3-253b

534

Bas-relief

area and pop, table 12-787

Basiliscus

Basrah), prov. and town,

(Al

Iraq

oilfields

997b

3-236C diaries 7-366c

21-142b

14-

II

10-1120C

hair

DE

Hugou de) 3-257C Basswood (American lime

Arab, Shatt al 2-165d area and pop. of prov. table 12-

PI.

gestation period table

Mayan 15-7d

de

manuscripts 17-647b

3-243C

area and pop. table language 22-617Aa

autonomy 15-547a Biscay 3-711a

Cuba 6-873d distribution 23-965b Europe 8-842a flying fox 9-506C

3-256d 20-133d

BASS ROCK,

3-265b;

MAMMAL

(instr.)

3-257b; 19-106C

Humboldt ll-833b Iberian lang, 9-869b

(zoology)

Africa l-256d

wind instruments 23-656Ac Bassorah, Iraq: see Basra, prov. and city, Iraq relievo)

Spanish lang, 21-153a Basque Provinces, Sp., Fr. 3-251b

pop.

FRANCOIS

Babylonia PI, V 2-BABYLONIA chair and sofa 5-236d

caliphate 4-644c fol. Hasan, al- ll-14ed

Basilica of the Apostles: see St. Sebastian (church, Rome) BASILICATA (anc. Lucania), reg.,

SOVIET

BASSOMPIERRE,

BASSO-RILIEVO

Basses-Pyrenees 3-255d Europe 8-847a Euskera 3-711b

BASRA

bac) 3-2S6b

(It.

21-43b Roman-Dutch law 19-500d position

Suto 21-622C

BAT

Bassia latifolia: see Mahua Bassianus, Joannes 4-400a Bassianus, Septimius: see Caracalla Bassin (Christiansted), St. Croix I., Virgin Is. 19-894a Bassine (fibre) 4-312b Bassinet (helmet): see Basinet Basso continue (mus.): see Thorough bass

score

16-137b

(people): see Suto (people) (Lesotho), colony, Af.

funerary rites 9-1012b Great Britain 4-823a Gordon, C. G. 10-581C news. 16-407C pop. 3-263C statistical table 1-308; 6-169

3-257b

(Fr. iour.)

BASSOON

Charlemagne 5-289d

9-

Caledon river valley 21-54a

(marshal) 3-256C (Fagott, Fagotto)

3-251b

whaling 23-555b

"Basilica of St. Paul' (Holbein) 11-

Basiliscus

AUTONOMOUS

Socialist Republic (Bashkiria)

NICOLAY GENNADIEVICH

BASQUE LANGUAGE 3-252b

of

I,

(boxer)

fol.

14-471a

folksongs 3-954d Navarre, Sp, 21-114b;

I

Carmen

20-848Cd

(zool.)

(fortifications)

3-261b

il.

(mus, inst,) 9-498C

flute

3-251b

1

Basuto

3-256a;

Bassett-Town, Pa.: see Washington, Pa. Basseville (Bassville), Nicolas Jean Bass

trace

640a

Basset hound (dog) il. 7-542C BASSETT, JOHN SPENCER 3-256a BASSETT, RICHARD (U.S. states.) 3-256b

Basses-Pyrenees 3-255d fig

19-

fig.

BASUTOLAND

(mus.)

BASSI, AGOSTINO guild)

Basoga (Af. people): see Soga

(people)

W.I.

I.,

fol.;

(ft.)

Bastnasite (min) 5-208a rare earth min. table 18-1171 Bastrop, La, pop. table 14-353 Bast wood: see Linden (tree)

5-869

Hugou de

3-250d

(cler.)

Basnet (helmet): see Basinet BASOCHE (Bazoche) (Fr.

BASOV,

Cujas 6-886C Greek law 10-863d Leo VI (the Wise) 19-549b

see also Lucania Basilic vein (anat.)

19-821b

Basmachi revolt 4-381d; Bas Mitzvah 3-170d

BASQUE

Rome 19-454b; 19-568a fol. governmental arch. 10-623C 22-386d triumphal arch 22-487d Basilica (canonical title) 3-241b BASILICA (law) 3-242C Basil 3-240b Byzantine emp 4-527d; 10-879b

Basilic,

l-975b

Basommatophora

10-

23-536

BASSET HORN X

sea serpent 20-248a Basle in place names and documents: see Basel

lymph

transept

It.

Basket willow 23-634b; 16-1137C Basking shark (fish) 20-474b; PI,

BASNAGE, JACQUES

W.I.

908a pop. table

Basophil cell (blood) 3-796b corticotrophin 8-379d

history

arch,,

7-ECHINO-

DERMATA

fol.

Jerusalem 6-813a Leptis 11. 13-982; 13-983a narthex 16-35d

3-235d

256a;

Basil,

chancel 5-261C Christian arch., early 7-840d

The"

3-235a Bashi (Af. people) 3-134d Kivu prov. 13-395b BASHI-BAZOUK 3-235C Bashir II (Lebanon ruler) 13-875C BASHKIR (people) 3-235c; 3-236a dwellings 7-810d disl., Syr.

nationality table

(Priests of the

community of St. C.S.B ) 3-241b BASILICA (arch.) 3-241b aisle l-474a apse 2-148a atrium 2-725d

Bastioned

Guadeloupe

20-406AC

3-260d defense 9-639d

10-

Antilles

Fr.

isl.,

975c

3-251a theatre 9-882C

TURE

half canton,

Basket

686a Basse-Terre,

pop. table 23-536 Basseterre, St. Kitts

fol.

stars (zool.) PI. II

Basting (sewing) 3 20-409

BASTION

Basse-Terre,

9-FISH

21-27d ear 7-836d

internal

ROMANESQUE

223b pop. 21-689a Base map (cartography) 14-819b

America 15-593d

Paris 17-352a Bastille (ft): see Bastion Bastinado (law) 9-453a

(Translucent) process (enamel) 8-354c fol.; 20-

974c

fat bodies

function

Am. Indians) 12-

(IM.

57

Batea

3-

Basse-taille

68d

Chondrichthyes 5-679a

BASILDON

223c pop. 21-689a Stadt,

7

fig.

fol,

religious

21-611a 13-645b

U.S. land divisions Basel Land, half canton,

Basel

table

Phil,

Basilard (weapon) 6-993C Basilar membrane (anat.) 11-213C

1-ALTAR

confederation 21-681b Erasmus 8-669a fol. museums table 15-1052 21-689d Reformation 19-40d Oecolampadius 16-868a slock exchange 21-423b university 22-867b BASEL, CONFESSION OF 3-234c Helvetic Confessions 11-339C BASEL, COUNCIL OF (1431) 3-234c, 6-639a boy-bishops 4-44d Charles VII 5-302c concordat 6-262C Denmark 7-241C dissolution B-817d Hussites 11-912C papal authority defined 19-478c Pope Eugcnius IV 17-258b; 91100b Basel, Peace of (1499) 14-1135b; 21-681b

Base

park,

4-74C

pop.

Prussia

National

16-82

Fr.

TURE

fol.

5-170C

N.

dept.,

area and pop. table 9-755 Basques 3-251b cultivation PI. VIII 1-AGRICUL-

Basket-cells (anat.) fig. 9 4-75C Basket flower (American star thistle)

Basket-makers

3-255b

Fr.

255c

(game) 3-247a Am. 16-197d netball 16-255b Olympic game table 16-949 Negro,

Anasazi l-863a baskets 3-244b cliff dwellings 5-912C

(painter) 4-518a (herb) 9-542C

Basil Basil

Basilan

21-SWITZERLAND

Dom

(E.

I

Basilar artery (anat.) 2-510a;

Saint's altar

All

Rom. Rom.

(E.

emp.): see Basil emp.)

3-

Switz.

Macedonian)

(the

BASILAN ISLAND, PI. 3-240d

223b 21-689d

pop.

Bulg. 23-229a; 4-388a Byzantine emp. 4-522d fol. illuminated manuscripts 11-1090C Isaac I 12-650C

dept.,

area and pop. table 9-755

BASSES-PYRENEES,

BASKETBALL Rom.

(E.

TEXT INDEX

BASSERMANN, ALBERT 3-255b

16-1137C

osier

4-530d

(Bulgaroctonus) emp.) 3-240C II

Basil

Basse-Navarre, prov., Fr. 3-251b

BASSES-ALPES, fol.

Pomo 18-205a

Serbia 20-341C

Mack ll-SSOc Negro, Am. 16-197C

BASKET 3-244a basketball 3-248b Egy., anc. 8-51c N. Am. Indians 16-593d

BASIL

BASEBALL

Marjorie

PUPPETS NETTES Batch method

PI.

Ill

AND

(bleaching)

18-

MARIO3-771a

BATE, JOHN

(Bates, John) 3-272b Batea (Greek mythology) 7-73c; 22-

506d Batea (mining pan) 10-536a

TEXT INDEX

58

Bathroom

Bateau Bateau

(Lumberman's 3-824a

"Bateau

drive-boat)

Le" (poem,

ivre,

Rimbaud)

19-336a Bateau-Lavoir studios 6-B82b Bateleur eagie 7-834d Bateman, Ellen Douglas 3-272c BATEMAN, HEZEKIAH LINTHICUIVI (U.S.

actor) 3-272c 12-648a Bateman, H. M. 4-911a Bateman, Kate J. 3-272c Bateman, Sidney F. (act.) 3-272c Batenburgers (sect) 15-161a BATES, EDWARD 3-272d Ritchie engraving il. 14-49 Irving,

HENRY natur.)

WALTER

BATHYCLES

(Eng.

3-272d

3-273b )

l-961d;

15-MlMICRY

MARY

(Brit,

3-

hist.)

273b

BATESON, THOMAS (Batson son]. Thomas)

[Bet-

3-273C

BATESON, WILLIAM

,

[a I r

pop. Bates

Inter-

14

fig

12-356

quis

9-352a mar-

1st

(Weymouth, 3rd count) 3-274a

BATH,

of

WILLIAM earl

of

vis-

1st

3-274a

Bolingbroke 3-870d BATH (formerly Aet Bathum, Akemanceaster, Aquae Sulis CSolisl), Som., Eng. 3-274c

Beau Nash 16-38c Great Bath PI.

II

3-BATH

20-973b Rom. limes 4-227a; map 4-224 Wood 23-713d

pop.

and Iraq 2-168b

12-528d

BATLEY,

Pompeii 18-210b Stabian baths PI.

I

3-BATH PI.

19-

II

Batoe Islands (Batu Islands), Indon

3-293d Batoidae (zool.) 5-680d

Rep.

23-

of

23-265C

society (Eng.)

colonel colours

PI.

IV

23-WATER COLOUR PAINTING "Bather, The" (sculp.. Falconet) 20210b; PI. XII 20-SCULP-

TURE "Bathers" (paint., Renoir) Bathgate, Scot.

II.

19-146

6-568a

(geology)

3-277c;

10-

163d Bathonian stage (geol.) 13-145d fol. Jurassic system table 13-147 BSthory, Christopher (of Transyl.)

3-278a BSthory, Gabriel 22-426a; 3-553c B^thory, Istvin: see Stephen (Istv4n)

Bithory

SIGISMUND (of

(BUhory,

Transyl.)

3-

278a Walachia 19-732d; 4-388d Bithory, Stephen: see Stephen v4n) Bithory

(Ist-

Cey

3-289d 7-869C

1017d BATTISHILL, JONATHAN (comp.) 3290a Battlstero de Firenze: see Giovanni, Baptistery of

San

BATTLE,

Sus., Eng. 3-290a Battle (military) infantry 12-218a war, types of 23-323C see also Tactics Battle-Ax (people) 5-99a

2-542a

12.220d

Mu-

3-281b trigonometry 22-476b Batted finish (masonry) Joseph 23-871d

Memorial bus, 0.

Institute,

Colum-

6-H6d

titanium 22-250C

Battement (ballet) 3-34b

Battenberg, Alexander Joseph, prince of: see Alexander (of Battenberg) (prince of Bulg.) Battenberg, Alice, princess of: see Alice (Battenberg, princess of) (princess of Greece) Battenberg, Ena, princess of: see Victoria Euginle (queen of Sp.)

Battenberg, Louis Alexander, prince of: see Miiford Haven, Louis Alexander, 1st marquess of Battenberg, Princess Henry: see Beatrice (Brit, princess)

Mountbatten 15-960b Batter (masonry) Battering ram

14-1020d

I

201a

(k. Belg.)

383Bb

Niecislaw 3-296c

Thirty Years'

14-67C 3-

"Bavaria" (statue) (Schwanthaler) 6-

Bauer, Georg: see Agricola, Georgius Bauer. Gustav (Ger. pol.) 10-327d Bauer, Hans (philol) l-663b Bauer, Marius (art.) 8-743d

Bavaria, Lower (Niederbayern), dist., Ger. 3-302b Bavaria, Upper (Oberbayern), dist., Ger. 3-302b Bavarian Alps, mts., Eur. l-671a;

95d

296c

BAUER, OTTO 3-296d

10-281a

W.

(Staatliche Bauhaus WeiDas) (art school, Ger.)

Md

da

Mi-

(engr.,

1-779

il.

4-716C Books, The" (Swift) 21-662d; 1-884C place in Eng. lit. 8-580b "Battle of the Centaurs, The" (sculpture, Michelangelo) 15-359b "Battle of the Nudes, The" ("Battle of the Naked Men") (engr., Pollaiuolo) 8-597a; 18175b; PI. I 8-ENGRAVING,

"Battle of the

of

Zara" (Tintoretto) (sport)

PI.

I

guns 10-1037d

12-628d

mine 15-495d fol. rigging 19-331c sea power, instruments of II

9-

Bauhinia (plant) 13-912a (Baoule) (people. Rep. of

BAULE

Iv.

3-297d VIII

18-

PRIMITIVE ART Af.

23-247b; 9-

831a

23-793HC

20-246a

Baulmes, Aiguille

de, mt., Switz.

13-

1-778C BAUMBACH, RUDOLF (poet) 3-298a Baumt hydrometer ll-974b Baume-les-Messicurs. Fr. 13-143d Baumgarten (gen) 20-387d

in

royalties

3-298a

Eng.

lit.

8-577b

19-676C

Islas de la), see Bay Islands

Hond.:

Isls.,

Bay, 0. pop. table

16-893 (arch) 3-308b; 2-286d Bay (geog,) estuary 8-738c Bay (mil. bridging) 4-208b Bay (tree) 13-810a; 3-311d Bay (Turk,

and

pests table see Bey

22-444

title):

Bayajida ll-163a BAYAMON, P.R. 3-308b

Bayan (Mongol general) 13-502C Bayan (musical instrument) 17-597a Bayang, Phnom, Cambodia 12-91b;

(Ger. col.)

BAUMGARTEN, ALEXANDER GOTTlleb

place

Bay (Bahia,

diseases

Baulk: see Balk

144c Baum, Friedrich

The (Potato War) 3-307a; 3303d Germany 10-306d Eugen Boehm von: $e« Bbhm-Bawerk, Eugen Bawlake, substale. Bur. 13-236d: 13-257C BAX, SIR ARNOLD EDWARD TREvor 3-307b BAXTER, ANDREW 3-307c Baxter, Eiisha 2-409a BAXTER, GEORGE 3-307C Baxter, H. B. 18-153b Baxter, John 3-307C

BAY

primitive art 20-216a pendant gold PI. riv.,

BAVARIAN SUCCESSION, WAR OF

3-307(1 autobiography 2-855C

1001c

(Red),

2-

10"

(Ger.)

BAXTER, RICHARD

Bauhin, Gaspard (anat. and bot.) plant classification 3-647d; 3-

3-297d

armour 2-434d British navy 10-746d cruiser 6-826d distribution (1914) 23-777a frigate 20-524d

World War

fol.

1055c Gropius lD-941c; 15-628c Kandinsky, V. 13-204C Moholy-Magy 15-648C paper folding 17-279b phot. 17-941a poster 18-320d tapestry 21-805a BAUHIN (family) 3-297C

Baule

(Aventlnus)

party

Bawerk,

Senegal 20-325d BAULE, LA (La Baule-sur-Mer), Fr.

6-2b

BATTLESHIP 3-290d

ironclad

V 15-MODERN

PI.

Feininger, Lyonel 9-153c furniture 9-1051d; 4-552d;

Cst)

People's

Bavarian plateau 3-300d

17-1163C

(astron.)

3-297a;

LINE

6-CRAYON DRAWING Batlle royal

Bavarian

328d

design 7-302b Expressionism 17-69b )

"Battle of Spoleto" (Titian) 22-254d "Battle of the Baltic, The" (Camp-

"Battle

3-

ARCHITECTURE

(Baltimore,

Herodotus

888a

VON

297a

Republic, The"

chelangelo) 15-360b of Lexington, The" Doolittle)

EDUARD

mar,

of Anghiari" (Leonardo Vinci) 13-968b fol. "Battle of Cascina" (drawing,

"Battle

Bavarian

2-817b 14-990b

Austria, history of

3-57C

War 22-136b

22-245AC

Tirol

BAUHAUS

monument

Montgelas 15-792a Otto n 16-1159C Otto of Nordheim 16-1161b Palatinate 17-94b Seven Weeks' War (1866) 20-

3-296b

Bauersfeld,

"Battle

11-

Louis IV (the Bavarian) 14-333C

BAUDOUIN DE COURTENAY, JAN

Austro-Marxism

3-290d

fol.

580d

Battle group (U.S. army) 6-83c; 22-

(arch.)

Germany 10-285C fol. Henry the Lion 11-377C Hitler 11-546C Hohenlohe-Schilllngsfurst

BAUERNFELD,

of the

War (1740-48)

2-850C

3-290C badminton 2-1027d variations 5-519b Battle fatigue: see Combat fatigue Battle flag 6-286b

Hymn

8-

II

I,

fol.

Carlnthia 4-916a Estates-general 8-727a Fr. Revolutionary Wars 9-918C

BAUER, BRUNO 3-296C

BATTLEDORE AND SHUTTLECOCK

maps

3-301a;

EUROPE Austria 2-827b Aus. Succession

India

Belgian hist, 3-431a Baudouin, Anne-C. 23-742a

10-GUNNERY,

bell)

14-1021d

Battell,

History

dist.,

BAUDRY, PAUL JACQUES AIME

parapet 17-320d

hammad ibn Jabir al- Battani; Albategnius; Albatenius)

government, law 9-223b knighthood 13-408C

orders,

Baudo, mts., Colom. 6-73b Baudot, J. M. E. telegraphy 21-886a Baudot code 21-886a

linguistics

NAVAL

Battle

town,

TERY Franco-German War 9-794b

PIERRE

lit.

Baudricourt. Robert de 13-3C

rigging 19-331C World War loss 23-788b

BATTLEMENT

and

CHARLES

3-294C 9-898b MallarmS 14-701a Mfryon 15-201b Baudh, India 3-296a (poet)

(Howe) ll-794d

fol.

(Bayern), Land, Ger. General 3-300c area and pop. table 10-345a Ettal abbey PI. II 15-MONAS-

von (writ.) 3-296b Tieck, Johann 22-206C

Battle cruiser 6-827a battleship 3-291a British navy 10-747a

"Battle fol.

prov.

BAUDELAIRE,

3-299b Fr. 3-299b (min.) 3-299c aluminum l-693b; ll-971a; 16112c boehmite 3-841c bole 3-868C Borneo 3-965b corundum 6-559d gallium 9-1103c gibbsite 10-398C Guiana 10-1003d fol. leaching 15-237d world trade 20-549b Yugos. 23-923C

BAUX, LES,

BAUXITE

BAVARIA

Bauchi, prov.. Nig. area and pop, table 16-506 Baucis (myth.) 17-832C Baucq, Philippe 5-117c

BAUDOUIN

I

fol.

Ruanda (Rwanda) 19-679a Ruanda-Urundi 19-679c BATZ, JEAN, baron de 3-294b Bau (Sumerian goddess): see Gula

IV

PI.

ARCHI-

16-26b

batlle

BAUDISSIN, WOLF HEINRICH, Graf

7-

II

cereals 5-205C pop. table 15-372 Battle Creek Health

PI.

Bushmen 4-467d ethnography l-272b

19-136b;

Baux, Bertrand de 16-1019C Baux, seigneurs des (family)

Baudin, Nicholas 21-82C

2-249a

840d fol.

12-

Indonesia)

Bali,

Batur, volcano. Ball, Indonesia 3-3d BaturitS (ry., Braz.) 5-126b Batutsi (Watussi, Watutsi) (people): see Tutsi BATWA (Twa) (people), Af. 3-294b

CHRISTIAN

3-298b 8-953C

19-RENAlSSANCE TECTURE BAUTZEN, Ger. 3-299a

3-296a

DESTROYER BATTLE CREEK, Mich. 3-290C

6-83C

6-105a

Batur (temple,

theol.)

interpretation

biblical

BAUDIER, MICHEL 3-296a Baudin, Jean Baptiste 9-1112a

Egypt PI. II 8-EGYPT "Battleaxe" (destroyer) Plate

"Repulse"

Indonesia,

Ball,

BAUDH-KHONDMALS,

BATTLE-AX (weapon) 3-290b archae.

lake,

3-3d

Fr.

Battle deck (bridge construction) 4-

BATTEN (Indus.) 3-281b BATTENBERG (fam.) 3-281b

industry 23-539b Bathing: see Swimming

(states.)

I

Cambodia 3-281a Cambodian hist. 4-681a Thailand 22-20Dc BATTANI, AL- (Abu-'/ibdullah

Battelle

(Lajos)

centre (Battle Creek sanitarium. Western Health Reform Institute) (Mich.) 3-290C

regiment 19-82d

l-366a

Louis

Batting order (baseball) 3-216d Batting (Broad) tool (masonry) 14-

Batoidei (zool.) 5-680d BATON (mus.) 3-280a conducting 6-281a

infantry

AND

Bath and West and Southern Counties

BATHOS 3-278a

23-132d Batman (weight) 23-488Dd

BATTAMBANG,

Bath asparagus 14-26b "Bather, The" (paint.. Homer)

Zsigmond)

John

command 16-878a company 6-224d

265b

BATHORY,

Batman,

Batswana (people): see Tswana Batt, James 8-667c BATTALION 3-280d; 2-450a fol.

DECORATIONS robes 19-388d Batha, dept., Chad,

BATHOLITH

Batllista party (Urug.) 22-904Bd Batllo, Casa (Barcelona, Sp.) dining room PI. 7-DESIGN, 20TH

artillery

Caracalla

oils (cosmetics)

(Urug.

3-279c; 22-904Bb

Batson (Bateson), Thomas 3-273c

22-470a

window 23-658d Bath, Order of the 13-407d knights of 13-405b ribbon PI. V 15-MEDALS

Bath

3-279c

Lorenzo 3-279C

Batlle,

BATLLE Y ORDONEZ, JOSE

Batrachium (bot.) 18-1164C Batrachospermum (bot.) l-606b

ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

Af.

Yorks., Eng.

Batra, anc. city, Jordan: see Petra

Mohenjo-Daro 12-188a Roman 19-454b; 19-574b heating ll-764c; ll-997a

riv.,

3-

Indon.

Batoum: see Batumi, U.S.S.R.

hydropathy ll-974d

Batha,

Moluccas,

isl.

fol.

BATH 3-275b

of

Arabia

fol.

3-294a 3-518b; 7-873b crater

3-298b

Bauriamorph (reptile) 22-74a Bautlsta, Juan (Toledo, Juan Bautlsta de) Escorial 8-698d;

92d

coast defense 5-980C Battery and coil ignition 12-401c Battery of artillery: see Company, Military Batthyaneum, library (Alba lulla,

pop. valley,

Batongole (of.) 9-1127d BATONI, POMPEO GIROLAMO (Battoni, Pompeo Girolamo) 3280a BATON ROUGE, La. 3-280b; Pis I II 14-LOUISIANA; 14-351b

Bath, Me. pop. table 14-645 Bath, N.Y. pop. table 16-429 Bath, N.C. 16-610b

Trier vaults

Paris,

Fr.

rift

2-

Rum.) l-505a

CENTURY

PULTENEY,

Batur,

MILITARY 3-289d;

ll-865c; 13-480b

pop. table 17-348 Batik 22-8Fc; 17-530C

prcs.)

BATH, THOMAS THYNNE,

Russ.

Battiadae (dynasty) 6-957b BATTICALOA, town and dist.,

arrond.,

Islands),

3-293d

4-3a

Golden Horde 10-541a; 21-832C (Batoum, Batum), U.S.S.R.

tery

(bot.)

FERDINAND (Ger.

swallow-

15-488C

(Batoe

l-228b

3-298a; 20-317d

J.

chimera 5-551a

BATUMI

23-952Bd

BatthySny,

Bat falcon (bird) 9-44a Batfish l-934b;

Ze-

279a

wave-front shearing ferometer 12-357d;

fol.

Batignolles-Monceau,

al,

ISLANDS

Carpini 4-958a conquests 15-720C

Batidales (bot. order) l-931d Batiffol, Pierre 15-632d

BATJAN,

Ark. table 2-410

zinc

(Pipevine

(butterfly)

Indon.

S.

theological rationalism 18-1180C B.A, unit (elec.) 17-1020d

BAUR,

BATU KHAN 3-294a Boto

453d 2-542a

Batiste (fabric) 6-623c

Batesville,

22-84C

artillery

Bathyscaphes 7-509C Piccard family 17-1049a Bathzabbai, Septimia (q.): see nobia Batian, mt., Kenya 13-308b

Iraq

13-615c Bateson's rule (biol.) 19-77c Bates saccharometer ll-974b

telegraph 21-884a telephone 21-897a

BATTERY,

Bating (leather) 13-869C Batista y Zaidivar, Fulgencio 6-878b Castro 5-43d

Kammerer

equation

(explorer)

philenor

BATU

3-281d

(elec.)

Battery (met.) 4-108d

rat

Wadi

13-293d Battus (k. of Cyrene) 6-957b BATTUS (myth.) 3-293d Battus

aesthetics l-224a; criticism 6-781C

Baumgarten,

BAUR, ERWIN

3-280a Thomas

Batts,

Battery (law): see Assault and Bat-

3-279a

(sculp.)

Bathyllus (dram.) 7-634a Bathynella 6-837c fol. Bathypelagic squid light organs il. fig. 2 5-196

3-273d

(biol.)

BATTERY

Gibbs-Helmholtz

3-278d

BattonI

tail)

submarine 21-494d Austr.

matsu Monzaemon) 5-497C (Baloni), Pompeo Girolamo

fol.

220b

Bathyergidae (zool.): see under Mole

Batin,

evolution 8-917d heredity ll-420d horticulture ll-730b

3-215a

Lond. 3-281C area and pop. table 14-283 park 14-282C Battery (White Point), gardens, Charleston, S.C. 5-325a Battery (baseball) 3-215a fol.; 3-

motor car 8-226b; 8-139d storage: see Storage battery

3-278d

Af.

gold 2-789d Bathyal zone (oceanography) 10-170b

Bates, Thomas (agri.) 5-87b BATES, WILLIAM (cier 3-273b Bates College (Me.) 13-lOlla

BATESON,

BATHURST, EARLS 3-278b

BATHURST, N.S.W.,

Wallace, A. R. 23-302C

I

BATTERSEA,

founding 9-1113d

Bates (Bate), John 3-272b BATES, KATHERINE LEE 3-273a BATES, SIR PERCY ELLY, 4th bart

PI.

BATHSHEBA

BATHURST, Gam., W.

mimicry 15-488a

Batesian mimicry 15-483a;

testudo fig. 6 8-400 Batter's box (baseball)

(Bethsabee) 3-278b Adonijah l-164d Baths of St. Luke, Bosn., Yugo.: see Banja luka Baths of the Incas (springs, Cajamarca, Peru) 4-588C Bath sponge (bot.); see Luffa Bathtub 18-244C

"Battleship" (horse) ll-722a "Battles of Coxinga, The" ("Kokusenya Kassen") (play, Chika-

8-400b 9-639a

fortification

plumbing 18-63C Bath salts (cosmetics) 6-568a

manor 5-803d

H.

BATES,

engines of war

12-361b

Interior decoration

4-679C Bayan-zag

BAYAR,

(archaeological

Mong) 15-729C CELAL (Turk,

site,

states.)

308c Democratic party 22-610d Bayard, James 1-126C

3-

PIERRE TERRAIL,

BAYARD,

SEILe)

gneur de (Bon chevalier, 3-308ti

BAYARD, THOMAS FRANCIS 3-309b Thomas

Bayard,

BAYAZID

F.,

Jr.

(Bayezid;

I

3-.309C Yildirim)

BAYBARS

I

Zahir

al-Malik alKukn-al-Din al-Salihi) (Bibars,

table

Wax

myrtle

21-981

"Bayern" (battleship) 23-78Sd Bayer process (met.) 15-237d Bayes, Joshua 3-310C

3-310C inverse probability 18-573a Bayes-Laplace theorem 18-573a Bayeta (yarn) 16-120a BAYEUX (anc. Augustodurum, Civitas Baiocassium), Fr. 3-310d World War II 23-792Kd BAYEUX TAPESTRY 3-311a battle of Hastings fig. 3 2-432 embroidery 8-313C Odo (of Bayeux) 16-864C Romanesque art 19-505a Bayezid (Abu YazTd) 21-523C and

II

Bayham Abbey (Kent, Eng.) 22-548a Bay-head (Crescent) beach 3-315d Bayinnaung (Bur. k.) 4-441b

BAY ISLANDS dept.

Honduras

(Bahia,

de

Islas

la),

Hond- 3-311b

ll-651a

hist.

"B" class B.Com. (degree):

Ann 20-

Bay lynx: see Bobcat Bay Minette, Ala.

(de-

Baynilla cimarona 22-978a Baynilla corriente 22-973a Baynton, Barbara (writer) 2-812d Bay of Biscay: see Biscay, Bay of Bay oil (Mycria, oil of) 3-314a

AMY MARCY

16-NEW

II

(plant)

3-313a

pop.

19-663d Constable's

VII

4-

BRIDGES design 4-198b PI.

14-

I

LOUISIANA Bayou state: see Louisiana "Bay Psalm Book" 14-1109c;

PI.

VI

3-BOOK BAYREUTH, Ger. 3-313C

3-315d 23-441d

(plant)

3-316a;

2-508d Beachy head, cape, Sus., Eng. chalk cliffs PI. Ill 8-EUROPE English Channel 8-480C

field

anat.

Torrington 22-310C Beacon, N.Y.

Beacin

hill,

16-429 ll-4c

Eng.

Yorkshire,

(signal)

earl

raeli,

BENJAMIN of

DIS-

(states.)

3-

7-865a

fol.;

3-

Ill

4-

BAY RUM (cosmetic) 3-314a BAY-RUM TREE 3-314a Bayrut, Lebanon: see Beirut Bay St. Louis, Miss. pop. table 15-583 Bay state (U.S.); see Massachusetts Bayswater, Lond., Eng. 17-25b

caricature,

John Leech

PI.

CARICATURE AND CARTOON Conservative party 6-375a Eastern Question 7-873a Gladstone 10-443c news. 16-395a politics

portrait

8-518b PI.

TORY

IV

8-ENGLISH HIS-

Warwick, Earls

11-

(mech.) 3-330C automobile 2-870b instruments,

Gascony 10-5b PI.

parks

natl.

Wales 23-291d Atha an Fheadha (Ballina), Mayo, Ire. 3-36a B4al Atha Seanaigh (Ballyshannon), Ire.:

see

1-AIRCRAFT

3

Migratory

refuge,

Ballyshan-

16-73

table

Bear Run, Pa. Fallingwater (house by Wright) PI. VI 15-MODERN ARCHITEC-

TURE (Brankursine)

breech

Bears'

(plant)

l-62d

BEALE, DOROTHEA 3-323a

BEAM

(const.)

Bearsden,

3-323a

Bear's-foot (Stinking hellebore) (bot.)

ll-322d

elasticity 8-112d; 14-1064b Beam (light) 12-353a

fol.

BEAS

Atomic and molecular: see Atomic and molecular beams Beam trawl 20-288d; 23-972a fishing methods 9-363C Beam warping 23-466C

Beat

(Bantry)

Cork,

3-

Ire.

Beano (game): see Bingo Bear, isl. (mod. Disko), Greenland 8-

675d (Bjornoya) isl.. Nor. Svalbard 21-626d; 21-242b

Bear,

22-908d Wyoming 23-828d BEAR (animal) 3-324c animal worship 1-418C U.S.

CHARLES

Bearded

De"

PI.

11

14-

BEAUFORT,

FRANCOIS

DE

VEN-

Beaufort family 3-337C genealogical table 13-637

countess of

17-

1179

464b

(Dante) 7-59c

Beatric Beatric Beatric

12-718b 8-729a

fol.;

(d'Este) (Sforza)

Neb.

"Beatrice

d'Este"

Vinci)

(Leonardo

da

13-967a

"Beatrice et B^n^dict"

3-

(Berlioz)

519c

Beauharnais, Alexandre de, vicomte

3-340a;

13-89b

Beauharnais, Hortense de: see Hortense Beauharnais, Josephine Tascher de La Pagerie de: see Josephine (emp.)

1st

9-

earl

254d Mauri-

3-336b

Brummell: see George Bryan

19-910a;

BEAUJEU

(fam.) 3-340b Dame de: see Anne (of Beaujeu, France) Beaujeu, Pierre II, seigneur de: see under Bourbon (fam.) Beaujolais, Louis Charles, comte de genealogical table 4-18d Beaujolais, mts., Fr. 19-1049d Beaujoyeulx, Balthazar de (BelgloBaldassarino de) (It. joso,

comp.) 3-24d

(Homer, Dilworth Louise Louise) 11-643C Beatus (Sp. theol.) 14-830b Beatus Bilde (Rhenanus, Beatus) 19Beatty,

BEAU BASSIN-ROSE HILL,

Borodino 3-973C campaigns 16-23b fol. Napoleon I 16-6d dam. Can.

Beauharnois,

19-911b

3-336a Jutland 13-169d; 23-766a

tius

BEAUGENCY, Fr. 3-339C BEAUHARNAIS (fam.) 3-339d

Quebec 18-944b

(North Sea and Brooksby, 1st

Beau

Beaufoy, Mark 1-679C

BEAUHARNAIS, EUGENE DE 3-340a

16-154

ble

LIZARD Bearded-man jug: see Bartmannkrug Bearded penstemon 17-580d Bearded (Squareflipper) seal 20-2340 Bearded vulture: see Lammergeier

see under ExeEarls, dukes and marquesses of Dorset 7-597a genealogical table 13-637 Somerset, Earls and dukes of: see Earls and under Somerset, dukes of Beaufort, Sir Francis 3-339b ter,

Beaufort series (geol.) 17-637a; 22-

Reformation in Scot. 19-44d Wishart 13-433C Beaton, James (d. 1539) 3-335c Douglas, Gavin 7-608b Beaton, James (1517-1603) 3-335C Beatrice (Princess Henry of Battenberg) (Brit, princess) 3-281c;

earl of)

589b Bearded lizard (dragon)

countess of Beaufort, Thomas;

BEAUFORT SCALE 3-339b BEAUFORT SEA 3-339C

David) 3-

335a James V 20-156a

(U.S.

(anat.) 3-326d iris (Fleur-de-lis) (bot.) 12-

Joan (d. 1440): see Westmorland, Joan Beaufort,

BEATITUDES 3-335a BEATON, DAVID (Bethune,

BEATTIE, JAMES 3-335C BEATTY, SIR (ALFRED) CHESTER 3-335d

AUSTIN

Edmund: see Somerset, Edmund Beaufort, duke of

Beaufort,

canonization 4-794c; 19-887a Vatican 23-3b Beating (hunting) 11-883C Beating (paper mfr.) 17-284a

BEATTY, DAVID BEATTY,

3-326C

20-SCULP-

Beaufort, Pierre Roger de (Gregory under Gregory see XI): (popes and antipopes) Beaufort, S.C. 18-271a pop. table 21-83A Beaufort (cheese) 5-364c

BEATIFICATION 3-334d

778c

Manzanita 14-815b Bearbush (Inkberry) 12-260a Bear creek, riv.. Mo. ll-67d

BEARD

fol.

rhythm 19-288d

Beatrix (Neth. princess) 13-130d Beatrix (countess of Die) 22-503a

BEARBAITING 3-325d

)

conducting 6-281a

"Beatrijs" (legend) 7-795a Beatrix (of Bouillon) 14-253a Beatrix (of Burgundy) 9-820d;

fol.

U.S. pop. 16-74b Bear (fin.) stock exchange 21-423c Bear animalcules: see Tardigrada

I

conspiracy 8-479d Fisher, Saint John 9-361C foundations 18-596d genealogical table 13-637;

23-126d

black bear: see under Black bear carnivore 4-933C distribution 23-966b hepatitis, canine viral 11-382C hibernation ll-473b hunting 11-884C

PI.

Richmond and Derby 3-339a

hearing 11-214C

Beata, ridge, Carib. sea 4-903a Virgine Matre, Dei (Anchieta) l-882d

134b

Fr.)

BEAUFORT, MARGARET,

"Beata

19-292b

cath.,

TURE BEAUFORT (fam.) 3-337C

Henry V 11-363C Henry VI 8-477C

Beast-fable (tale) 9-23b

cowpea 6-683a harvest ll-735b livestock feed 9-147C Middle Am. culture 15-406a seed 20-274a soybean 21-102b Bean caper (bot.): see Zygophyllaceae Bean goose 10-576a

hist

riv.,

3-334d

India

Beaucourt-sur-Ancre, Fr. battle of the Somme 20-976C Beau de Rochas, Alphonse (engin.) engine cycle 12-389b; 18-402d "Beau Dieu, Le" (statue, Chartres

BEAUFORT, HENRY 3-338C

Punjab 18-872C

Beams,

riv.,

Hyphasis, Vipasa),

(Bias,

II

dome, due de 3-338a Fronde 9-955b

Bear state: see Arkansas Beartooth National Forest 3-617c Bear trap (Roof weir) 7-19b

Beam (sound) 21-7C fol. Beam (zool.) 19-752d Beam balance 7-827C Beam engine 21-359b; 21-355C

circadian rhythm

David Kirkwood 11-

Lord

391d

Beltane

Beal-Tene: see

PI.

4-CALLIGRAPHY

Beaufort,

Bird

Utah 9-289Bd

Scotland 20-147b Beal

Donegal,

fig.

I

l-423c;

carrier)

CARRIER River

Jean de 4-657d; 1

Beauclerk, Charles (St. Albans, Charles Beauclerk, 1st duke)

23-79d

Bearings, Armorial: see Arms (heraldry) Bear-man: see Abominable Snowman BEARN, anc. prov., Fr. 3-334c

Bear

23-373b

rapher) 3-25b Beauchamp chapel (Warwick, Eng.) 23-375C stained glass 21-293d Beauchamp tower (Lond.) 22-334C fig.

measuring

electrical

12-327C metals 3-329b lead 13-843a power transmission 18-406b watches 23-404d

(aircraft

of

Kathleen Mansfield: see Mansfield, Katherlne Beauchamp, Pierre (Fr. choreog-

Beauchesne,

corundum 6-559b

"Beam"

Brittany 4-242d Eur. 8-849d Ireland 12-545a pottery 13-289b; 4-691b Sardinia 19-1065b

of

Beauchamp,

BEARINGS

Beaker 10-458a; Pis. I, II, IV, VI, VII 10-GLASS chem. 5-375a; fig. 12 5-374 Beaker folk 2-250a 4Isles 8-414a; 7-277a; Brit. 572c; 7-598C; 23-899b; 16-

earl

BEAUCHAMP, ALPHONSE DE 3-337b

119a

BEARD, DANIEL CARTER 3-326d

517d lake,

5-494d

(1382-1439): see Warwick, Richard Beauchamp,

antimony 2-71c

20-750b

of

Warwick (Adamsneed'e)

Babbitts metal 2-944d bronze 4-274c Bearing (Check) rein (harness)

brachiopoda 4-52d Beaked filbert (bot.) 9-265b Beaked nightshade (Buffalo bur) 4-

BEARD,

316b Berlin, congress of

S23c

23-915C

BEARBERRY 3-326b

3-316b

radar 18-I017d

BEACONSFIELD,

grasses 10-696C Liliaceae 14-26b ento Yuo

3-336d

(name of several Eng. families) 3-336d Beauchamp, John, baron of Kidderminster, lord de 3-184a; 17-

genealogical table 17-1179 Beauchamp, Richard de, earl

BEARING METALS 3-329b; 3-332C

9-250C

trials

3-336C Fr.

Beauchamp, Margaret

Bearing (position) surveying 21-612b

mammal 14-721d

BEACHY HEAD. BATTLE OF 3-316a pop. table

8-

8

1-5,

figs.

hunting ll-892a "Beagle" (ship) 7-83b Beak

Bear,

16-893

BEACH WORMWOOD

BEACON

23-278b; 23-279C; 151089c Richter 19-316C and porcelain 18-369b pottery

festivals

Prussia 18-699b Bayrisches Meer tChiemsee),

table

Ill

Beagle, chan., Chil. 22-207b Beagle (dog) PI. 11 7-DOG

Beanntraighe

Cape May 4-816c waves 23-441d Beach apple (Sea fig) ll-1050a Beach cloth 6-623C Beach grass: see Marram grass Beach-la-mar (language) 17 -10573 Beach ridge (geog.) Beach (Seabright) skiff (boat) 3-824b Beach strawberry (bot.) 21 -466c Beachwood, 0.

20-811b

3-313C; 14-350b;

(geog.) 3-315C PI. City

JERSEY

bayonet 3-312b settlement (1388) 13-23b

PI.

10-456C Indus 12-189b Mesop. 2-958b Beadwork 3-322a

Am. Ind. 13-745a (nSe Cheney)

(finance)

BEADS 3-320C

plain,

BEAUCHAMP

21-416Bd

BEAR GRASS 3-329a

BEAN 3-323b

recognition 20-995b Beach, Michael Edward Hicks: see Saint Aidwyn, Michael Edward Hicks Beach, 1st Earl

BEACH PEA

Hook), N.J. 3-313b PI. 21-369Cc; bridge

Air-

of

fol.

(formerly

European

British

see

ways corporation Beach, Alfred E. typewriter 22-644AC

Atlantic

BAYONET 3-312b

treaty (1462)

B.E.A.:

BEACH

Bayombong, P.I. 16-736b Bayon (temple, Angkor Thorn, Cambodia) 12-91b

Fr.

19-297a

Bdellostoma dombeyi: see Hagfish Be (Tomo) (Japanese guild) 12-

3-315C 8-

376b

army 2-452a fol. infantry 12-221a dagger 6-993d

Bdelloidea(zool.) 19-649a Bdeilonemertina (zoology)

BEACH,

pop. table 1-486 Baynes, Thomas Spencer Britanrtica" ^'Encyclopaedia

Ger.

Bachelor

see

gree)

BDELLIUM 3-315b

17-617b BAYLIS LILIAN MARY 3-312a BAYLISS, SIR WILLIAM MADDOCK 3-312a hormones ll-692b pancreatic juice 7-432d Baylor Univ. (Waco, Tex.) 23-2b5a BAYLY, THOMAS HAYNES 3-312b

SECURITIES

Bead Molding (arch.) 15-652b

bridges 4-192C fol. carpentry 4-953a

5-512b canoe 4-792d

tuberculosis

378c

BAYOU

ll-1114c; 15-lOlc

(vaccine)

Calmette 4-661a

Bayley, T. (sci.)

BAYONNE

fol.

infantry weapons 12-225a rockets 19-40ea Bazrangi (dynasty) 17-693b (SoGiovanni Antonio de' Bazzi, doma). It. painter 20-922Cd BB-10 (missile) air-to-surface missiles table 19-

8EAUCE,

3-328d

EGYPT; 12-1031b

Fr.

Tarascon 21-810b

11-1084

share certificate

glass

59

Beaumanoir BEAUCAIRE,

III.

table

pop.

Beardtongue: see Penstemon Beard worms: see Pogonophora

Bear-Flag republic 9-861a Bear Flag War 4-634d

572c

Broadcasting British see corporation BB gun (air gun) 1-443C GuSrin) (Bacillus-Calmette BCG

BAY LEAF 3-311d cookery 9-542C Bayley (Seton), Elizabeth

BEARER

Chicago, University of 5-489c heredity ll-424d; 18-636b (Bedel, Bedell) 3-320C

634a

antitank 2-438d, 20-812C

2-529a

BEADLE, GEORGE WELLS 3-320b

ancient

TEXT INDEX

VINCENT

(Eng. art.) 3-328C caricature and cartoon 4-909b posters 18-320C

Beardstown,

Beaked willow (Salix bebbiana) 23-

Baziotes, William (paint.) 17-73C Bazoche (Fr. guild): see Basoche BAZOOKA (Piat gun) 3-315a artillery

3-

Eng.

Bucks.,

32Ca

376c

BAZILLE, (JEAN) FREDERIC 3-314C BAZIN, HENRI EMILE 3-314d BAZIN, RENE (FRANCOIS NICOLAS Marie) (Fr. au.) 3-314d

AUBREY

BEARDSLEY,

Bead and reel (arch.) 15-652b Bead chain (Ball chain) 5-233d Beadle, E. F. (originator of "dime" novel) 6-458C

B.B.C.:

Baylan (rel.) 4-383a BAYLE, PIERRE 3-311C dictionary 8-366C; 4-975b influence 9-891b libertins 9-719a

rifle

Bazelon, David 3-397b Bazeries cylinder 6-847b Baziba (Af. people): see Haya

412 fol.

Baykal. Ozero: see Baikal, Lake

BAYONNE,

(French marshal) 3-314a Franco-German War 9-795a Metz 15-320b BAZALGETTE, SIR JOSEPH WILMam 3-314C Baz^n. Aivaro de, marques de Santa

Saint-Simon 19-923d Bazargic, Rum.: see Tolbukhin, Bulg.

THOMAS

I

FRANCOIS

ACHILLE

fol.

BEADLE

Cruz 19-1038b Bazin, Emilia Pardo (Pardo BazSn, Emilia), condesa de 17-338C Bazar (Angrezabad), Ind. 14-693C Bazard, Saint-Amand

Bayer, Herbert (paint.) 17-69C Bayer, Johann 6-393b nomenclature 21-318Ad astron. Bayern (Bavaria): see Bavaria

Bayezid (sultan): see Bayazid

Nevada,

ll-406d

Afg.

Herat,

BAZAINE,

BAYER, FRIEDRICH 3-3:oc

BAYES,

Bay-winged cowbird 6-680a Sierra mountains, Spain 20-626d Bazaar

Baza,

Bazaar Malay (Mtlayu pasar. Market Malay) dang.) 14-690a

8-62d

Mecca 15-33b Mongols 20-310C Bayberrv: see Snowberry; BAY CITY, Mich. 3-310b Bay City, Tex.

BEACONSFIELD, 23-

4-413b

crusades 6-833b

pop.

women's suffrage 23-71 Oc

Tex. 3-314a pop. table 21-981a Bay willow (Salix pentandra)

Bay-winged bunting (Vesper sparrow)

Pakovan),

Egy. sultan 3-310a;

BAYTOWN,

634b Bay window oriel 16-1092b

3-309C Ala Shehr l-494c sultanate 22-591C BAYAZID II (Bayezid) 3-309d Innocent VIII 12-264d sultanate 22-593a (sultan)

(Dogutjeyazit, Bayazid, Turk. 7-554d

Salisbury Victoria

19-943d 23-128a

(fossil) 4-

(Amphlcyon) Bear-dog 937d; 15-559d

Rutland 19-834d

Kilburn), (Westbourne, anc. riv., Eng. 14-265d Bayt Lahm: see Bethlehem, Pal.

Bayswater

Brummell,

Beaulieu, Jean Pierre 9-916d fol. 20Eng. riv., Hants., Beaulieu,

939Dd Beaulieu abbey, Hants., Eng. motorcycle museum 15-933b

BEAULY,

Inverness, Scot.

3-340C

BEAUMANOIR (fam.) 3-340d BEAUMANOIR, PHILIPPE DE REMI, Sire De

3-340C

TEXT INDEX

Beaumarchais

Beaux Arts, Musle des (NeuchStel) 16-2873 Beaux-Arts Institute of Design (U.S.) 2-300d

BEAUMARCHAIS, PIERRE AUGUS-

Beauxlte: see Bauxite Beaver (N. Am. Indians) 12-72b

60

tin Caron Oe (Caron, Augustin) 3-341a

Pierre

drama 7-645a; 9-e91c

BEAUMARIS

(Biwmares),

Canada 4-736d geographical class. 2-667b Beaver, Pa.

Anglesey,

Wales 3-342b castle l-935c; PI. I 23-WALES Beaum^nard (pseud, of Corbinaye) 3-

447c

BEAUMONT

(fam.) 3-342b Beaumont, Charles GeneviJve Louise

Auguste Andr^ Timath6e d'Eop

17-569 3-348a fibre 9-226d fur 9-1035a Indian trade 12-639b mammal 14-722c fol. Pleistocene epoch 18-50b pop. table

BEAVER

Beaver

(Beavor,

BEAVERBROOK,

523d

well

Leicester,

13-917b

Earls of

BEAUMONT,

(JEAN BAPTISTE Armand Louis Leonce) Elie de

3-342d map 10-178C Beaumont, Francis (Frank): see Beaumont and Fletcher

WILLIAM

dram.) 3-343C

Nathan 9-241d

Field,

Eng.

in

8-571d Fr. 20-976C

lit.

Beaumont Hamel, "Beaunans

Meriasek"

(Cornish

lit.)

Beauneveu,

Bebenhausen

Bee (monastery,

1-AMERICAN

II

CIVIL WAR 20-516a Temple of (Palenque) 17-97a

Shiloh

Relief,

"Beaus Desconeus" (Renaut de Beau-

19-495b

Beausejour, ft.. Nova Scotia 9-864d Beautiful Feast of Opet (Egy. rel.)

8-54d Beautiful

Moscow:

square,

see

Red

square

Theism 22-51a Beauty, Goddess of: see Aphrodite; Venus "Beauty and Love" ("HUsn Ashk") (Gallb Dede) 9-10S5c BEAUTY BUSH (Kolkwitzia amabllls)

3-347a Cosmetics

Cosmetology "Beauty in the Mirror" KItagawa Utamaro)

12-JAPANESE AND PRINTS

and

(print,

IV

PI.

PAINTING

Beauty's bar (instru. of torture) 22-

316d Beauvals, Vincent de: see Vincent de Beauvais 6EAUVAIS (formerly Caesaromagus, Civitas de Bellovacis), Fr. 3-

347a I

Pierre)

10-GOTHIC ART

pageant 17-31d tracery 22-340b wood carving 23-717b Hachette, Jeanne 10-1098d Beauvais tapestry 21-804a; 12-377a

Aubusson 2-740b

BEAUVOIR, ROGER DE gene

Auguste

de)

Eu3-

writ.)

9-

(Bully,

Roger

347b SImone de (Fr. 902c fol.; 8-779a

Beauvoir,

(fcole of

3-347c

17-9c

JOHANN

JOACHIM

3-

BECQUEREL

ADOLFO

Alexandre Edmond 22-

114a

and

pop.

tables

6-169;

1-

308

Pis

fol.;

Poland 18-137a Beck, Ludwig (gen.) 10-335d Beck, Max Vladimir 2-843C Beck (dyeing vat) 7-819C

BECKE, FRIEDRICH 3-355a BECKENHAM, Kent Eng, 3-3553 BECKER, CARL LOTUS (hist.) 3355b BECKER, GEORGE FERDINAND 3355b Becker, Lydia 23-710C Becker, R. (scl.) 14-595d BECKER, WILHELM ADOLF 3-355c Becker-Modersohn, Paula (ModersohnBecker, Paula) 15-633d BECKET, FREDERICK MARK 3-355c stainless steel 21-297a

Foliot

3-

WALLINGTON

(formerly Beddintone and Waletone), Sur,, Eng, 3-361c Beddington lock 11. 14-187

BEDE

Adam 16-972b BECK, JAKOB SIGISMUND 3-354c BECK, JOZEF 3-354d

II

St.

Wales

THOMAS

LOVELL

3-

361c

Sir

Gilbert

Grave,

Bedding (geol.): see Stratification Bedding (Tufted) pansy 17-232d

AND

Eng.

lit.

8-586a

(Baeda; Beda; Father of English History; Venerable Bede

3-362a Arculf 2-349d Benedictines 3-466d Bible translations 3-582d British martyrs 4-228d Christian chronology 5-728C chronicles 5-714b Church of Eng. 8-433c education 7-980a encyclopaedia 8-364d exegesis 8-952a history ll-532b Latin lit. 13-788C Northumbria 16-636C peoples of Eng. 8-447C fol. story of Caedmon 4-567d (mod. Bedford), Eng.: see Bedford Pierre 21-966C

Bedel, Bedel (Beadle)

(St.)

3-

BEECH

10-413d

ll-360a;

8-434a;

458b

8-

duke of) Capellan succession

fol.

shrine

4-805d

Young King, The 11-378C "Becket" (Tennyson) 21-939d

(Dutch,

also

Devil

Martin: see Kingbird Beer, Caspar 20-638c

Liebmann Meyer (MeyerGiacomo) 15-348b 3-379c adulteration 18-lOla barley 3-169C cookery 9-555b Egy., anc. 8-43d origin (chart) 1-544 temperance 21-918BC (bev.)

Beerbohm

H.

BEERBOHM, SIR MAX 3-380b 4-909b;

of

WARD

table

11-

fol.

genealogical table 13-637 Hundred Years' War ll-848a Paris 17-345C Bedford, co., Eng.: see Bedfordshire

12-697C

Beer's law 6-lOOd colorimetry 6-93d al-

spectrophotometry 21-179c Bee-skep coil (basketry) 3-245b Beeson museum (Dodge City, Kan

3-

BEESTON,

Beechnut

3-371d

12-83

(fruit)

(bot.)

3-371b 16-798

table

4-57b

CHRISTOPHER

inson)

(Hutch-

3-380d

AND

BEESTON Notts.,

STAPLEFORD,

Eng.

3-381a

BEESWAX 3-381a

Beech (Stone) marten 14-973d

Beechmast

)

7-540a

22-444

Beecher Stowe, Harriet E.: see Stowe, Harriet Elizabeth Beecher hey, Frederick William 16-598d !Ch Gr Ind.

Beechwheat (bot.) 4-352b Beechwood creosote 6-726a

MARIE

Judaea 13-lOld mod. map 17-171

21-445C Woodhull 23-724C Beecher, Isabella 3-372C BEECHER, LYMAN 3-372b Beecher, Thomas 3-372c

table

AUGUSTE

(Birosaba, mod. BIr esSeba'), Israel 3-380C archac. 17-1 59c; map 17-156

Israel

editorship

.

4-

Ill

BEERSHEBA

physical education 17-1014d Beecher, Charles 3-372c Beecher, Edward 3-372C

845

PI.

CARICATURE AND CARTOON Beerenberg, mt., Arct. 12-873b Beerenbrouk, C. J. M. Ruys de 16-

Francois 3-380c

I

Plantagenet,

Baalzebub)

3-379b; 20-5b see

Bee

Beers, Clifford W. mental health 15-171C

paleob. 7-238b seedling PI. 22-TREE

of

series

ing

3-371a

BEECHER, HENRY

1-AE-

II

16-1063 pol.) 16-276b

(Beelzebub,

BEERNAERT,

Beecham, Sir Joseph 3-371C BEECHAM, SIR THOMAS 3-371C BEECHDROPS 3-371d; 16-1115b Beecher, Catharine E. 3-372c home economics 11-620C

duke

French regent 8-476d

Louis

Beest, Albert van (painter)

and pests table Fagaceae 9-33c span 13-1103b

Beds.,

PI.

274d

Abbott l-13b

Tudor,

John

(tree)

Atreus

BEEKEEPING 3-374C Beekmantownian (Canadian)

life

22-537C Pembroke 17-542C Bedford, John Plantagenet, duke (Kendal,

WILLIAM

diseases

fol.

3-320c

Jasper

(CHARLES)

of

GEAN CIVILIZATION Bee hummingbird ll-839d

Beer manufacture (Indus.): see Brew-

370d

BEDFORD, EARLS AND DUKES OF Bedford,

3-369a

Pol.

Book of the" (Solomon of

BEEBE,

3-363a; 19-768b (A)

8-458

Eng.

(zoology)

"Bee,

fol.

making 4-173a Beehive tomb l-189d fol. Minoan 6-736a Mycenae 15-1112d; 10-791d; 18brick

caricature

Enuresis Warwick., Eng.

Basrah) 21-724c Bee balm: see Oswego tea

the)

Bedeford

Monmouthshire,

3-369a 3-369a chaparral 5-277d entomology 8-609b Hymenoptera ll-984d insects 12-287a fol. insemination 20-419b Napoleon's symbol 22-328C olfactory sense 20-823b paleoentomology 17-1 19a pollination 18-177a reproduction 17-409d sight 20-631a social life 20-872d sting 12-303a Stylops 21-489C venom 23-69d fol.

BEE

Praesepe

see

12-546b

see also Ale; Brewing mt., Ger. 22-171a

see

BEDWORTH, BEDZIN,

23-

legend of Gellert 10-55c

Rhodes 19-273a

II.

Beds.,

(stars): cells

oven (Oowndraft kiln) (cokeburning) 6-363 fol.

Beerbohm, Sir Herbert: see Tree, Sir

3-369d

hist.)

Wyo

geyser,

Beerberg,

3-368d 18-177a

BEDWELLTY,

(Gelert's Grave),

12-

Pis. IX, XII

Bedspread 22-12a Bed

Bed-wetting:

Star),

beer,

.Bedstead: see pollination

12-303b

In

12-361a;

(Lone

10-377C 3-374d

Beer, Jakob

INTERIOR DECORATION, HISTORY OF Bedsore 20-752Ab

BEDSTRAW

entomology 8-612d Hemiptera ll-344d fol. Bedcanforda (mod. Bedford), Eng.: see Bedford

place

social organization 22-529C Transvaal 22-420C

THOMAS

interiors

Beehive Beehive Beehive Beehive

BEER

Bedroom

Bedawi (nomad): see Bedouin 3-361a; 4-377C

BEDDIWGTON

VII

PI.

PI. II 12-ISRAEL 2-ARABIA

Bedplate 21-361C Bedrock PI. II lO-GEOLOGY

school (Petersfield, Hants., Eng.) 18-607a Bedanforda (mod. Bedford), Beds., Eng,: see Bedford

disease resistance and growth table

(geol.) chart

nomads 16-559a see also Arab

X 9-FURNITURE

Bedales

BEDDOES,

Henry

9-1043b

DESIGN Bed (geol.) 21-461d Bed (masonry) 14-1020d Beda: see Bede

18-177C

BEELZEBUL

8-EGYPT; II

Guard

12.IN-

Beefwood tree 5-51a

Beel,

1-294C Arabia 2-171b; 2-175b costume PI. IV 7-DRESS; Af. hist.

PI.

VIII

455a

BEDOUIN 3-368b

family

of the

PI.

Bombyliidae 9-504b pollination

Treasury

Marquis of 3-368b Bed mold (masonry) 14-1020d

3-359a

Yeomen

Beef tapeworm 5-92c; 17-335C

Isl.,

N.Y.

camping 4-723d canopy il. 4-8003 curtain 6-913c

Kalahari desert 13-189a news. 16-407C protectorate 21-56a

BECKET,

Bedloe's, isL, N.Y.: see Liberty,

361b

Cape of Good Hope 4-824c

7-542Bc

BEDMAR, ALFONSO DE LA CUEVA,

Becuna: see Great barracuda B.Ed, (degree): see Bachelor (degree)

BEDDGELERT

3-

BEDLOE, WILLIAM 3-368a Scroggs, Sir William 20-203b

6-904d; 16-712d;

furniture design I, III, VI,

Eng.

Bed load 19-355c

5-393a: 18-10533 uranium 22-S88c Bte, Aus.: see Vienna

(furniture)

11.

Beef-eater: see

Bee flowers (bot.) 18-177b

BEE FLY 3-374c; SECT

22-445

368a Bedlington terrier

sausage 20-14b Bee-farming: see Bee

Beehive

(Bethlehem Royal hospltsi)

Bedlamite l-46a BEDLINGTON, Northumb.,

Becquerel, Antoine Henri

bites

Jo-

234d

3-

(fam.) 3-358c

Kelerfs

5-391a BECHTEL, FRIEDRICH 3-351b Bechuana (people): see Tswana BECHUANAUND, terr., Af, 3-351c area

BEDLAM

.

fol.

modern architecture 15-623d

GUSTAVO

Bedchamber question (Eng. 126b

fol.

John of Salisbury 13-30d Kent 13-289d

Beaux Arts, Musie des (Bordeaux) 3-

952d

3-351a

biography 9-395C chancellor 14-309C coronation oil 6-522a

Beaux-Arts

Paris) (Paris, Fr.) art societies 2-496d

educ, arch. 2-299b

da mar, Seaworm, Trepang,

Pacific Islands slug 20-801d

355d;

BEAUX, CECILIA 3-347c BEAUX-ARTS, ECOLE DES Nationale des

Seaslug, Tripang)

(Blcho

MARIE)

Bedlamers (immature harp seals) 20-

drama 7-648b

Fr.

358c

BEDAUX, CHARLES EUGENE 3-360d

184c

(CHARLES

BEDIER,

15-27

national dishes 9-553b frozen 9-546c Judging 14-153a preservation 15-28a

arrows 2-295a

3-367d

BEDBUG

BECHE-DE-MER

Beck,

3-

Giovanni Battista 8-185a Suff., Eng. 3-350d Sir Henry Thomas de la 7-

BECCLES,

Becket, John 2-86d

Sartre 20-2 Bb Beauvoir (site, Biloxi) 3-620C

in

21-882c

(petrol.)

seph 3-367C chansons de geste 5-275c B^dja (Bfja), Tunisia 3-408b

6-774d 22-314b

torture Beccaria,

Beche,

3-

358b place

351a

see also Aesthetics

choir PI.

BONESANA,

coal tar 5-976a phlogiston, theory of

Indian art 12-94c Plato 18-27a

shrub ll-731b Beauty culture: see

CESARE

marchese di 3-350C "Essay on Crimes and Punishments"

BECHER,

Beauty Aphrodite 2-llob

Cathedral (St.

Pace, Mecherino) 3-350C lacopo Bartolomeo 14-419a

di

Beccari,

BECCARIA,

Sumter l-730c fol. Petersburg 17-746C

Ft.

jeu)

Camporeale 4-406d

(Figpecker, Garden warbler) (zool.) 3-350b

BECCAFUMI, DOMENICO (Domenico

confederate flag 9-407a Corinth l-734d

PI.

l-1025c; 19-

Fr.)

BECCAFICO

GUSTAVE

Run 4-405C

JAMES CARROLL

BECQUER,

BED

476a of

PIERRE

Toutant de 3-346c

portrait

3-350b

Eng.

Beccadelli, Maria di Bologna, princess

20-SCULPTURE

Beau

Ger.)

Ches.,

Bebryces2-375b

Beaupuy, Michel de 23-741d

BEAUREGARD, Bull

22-

(monastery,

536a

Andr§ (Fr. art., 14th ll-1092d; 5-301a tomb 20-206d; PI I

Bediasite

19-1040d

radioactivity

Be bop (music) 12-982a

V,

Becknell, William

BEBEL, AUGUST 3-349a Liebknecht 13-1078C

cent.)

Charles

Beckmannia (bot.) fig. 6 10-699d Beckmann rearrangement (chem.) 1556a; 16-1190d

Becquerel,

16-1076

Cambs., Eng. 3-

dist.,

364c;,9-173a Bedford limestone 3-365C; 21-438d Bedford rivers, Chan., Eng. Cambridgeshire 4-691a Fen drainage 9-173a BEDFORDSHIRE, CO., Eng. 3-365d area and pop. table 8-417

luminescence 14-420b nuclear energy 2-717b

BEBINGTON,

3-346b H6tel Dieu ll-746a Fr.

3-358a

(artist)

New Objectivity group 17-69a self-portrait PI. XXIIl 17-PAINT-

Bebeerine 10-894d Bebeeru (bot,): see Greenheart

6-511a Beau Nash: see Nash, Richard

BEAUNE,

17-569

Beaverwood 10-1099a Beavor (Beaver) (armour) ll-335d

pop. table

BECKMANN, MAX

16-893

table

82b

358a

(Eng.

Tex,

BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER

pop.

BECKX, PIERRE JEAN 3-358b BECQUE, HENRY FRANCOIS

(Am.

3-

3-343b 3-343b

physiol.)

BEAUMONT,

pop. table

breeds 5-87b composition table cookery 9-536d

Bedford Institute of Oceanography 7-

Bedford Level,

H-255C

H.

Beechwood tar 21-821a Beeckman, Isaac 7-281c Beecroft, John (Eng.) 16-5041) Bee eater (bird) 2-581c fol. BEEF 3-372C

3-365c

Bedford Heights, 0.

18-341d

Beckwith, John Charles 23-289b

3-348d

Pa.

Pa.

Bedford, Va. pop. table

23-548

BECKWITH,

Beaverlodge, lake. Can. 18-1095C Beaver musk (Castoreum) 5-42c Beaver state: see Oregon Beaverteen (fabric) 9-1060a Beaverton, Oreg,

(poet)

342d Beaumont, Pauline de 5-340C

BEAUMONT,

3-

"Dally Express" 16-394C Lloyd George l'I-170b fol. Beaver Dam, Wis, pop. table 23-681

BEAVER FALLS,

BEAUMONT, SIR JOHN

MAX-

348b

Warwick, Earls of 23-373b

23-184 Bedford cloth 6-623d

Beckmann,

3-365a; 3-

Bedford, 0. pop. table 16-893

BECKFORD, WILLIAM (pol.) 3-357b BECKFORD, WILLIAM (writer) 3-

pop, table

baron

1st

Eng.

3-365C pop. table 12-83 Ind.

BEDFORD,

ING

WILLIAM

Altken,

Beds.,

367b

Beckett, Samuel 8-594d; 9-903c Beckett (weapon) 23-453C

art collection

Beaver Bay, Minn. gabbro complex 9-1064d

BEDFORD, BEDFORD,

baron Grlmthorpe: see Grimthorpe, Edmund Beckett, 1st baron 1st

BECKLEY, W.Va. 3-357d

(armour)

Buffc)

805c Edmund,

Beckett,

357b

ll-335d

8-628a Beaumont, Henry de (d. 1340): see under Buchan, Earls Beaumont, John, 1st viscount 17-

place

(animal)

Becket Bend (Sheet Bend) 13-415d Becket's Crown (Corona) (tower) 4-

adhesive l-143c candles 4-778a paintings 17-77d fol.; polish

BEET

8-358b

16-911a

(Beetroot, Field beet. beet) (plant) 3-381C

Garden

chard 5-2e5b harvesting

mangel

11-143C 14-780a

planting 17-1193b; 20-278C sugar 21-526d

BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VAN 3-382b autograph mss. 2-857C Bourdellc PI. VI

fig.

6

20-SCULP-

TURE TECHNIQUE Brahms's symphonies 4-68a chamber music 5-252C Cherubini 5-454b "Choral Symphony"

score

II.

20-

134 fantasia 9-64b fugue 9-991d harmonic characteristics fol.

Haydn ll-193b

11-llld

house

Heillgenstadt

at

PI.

I

23-

VIENNA

scherzo 20-62d fol. sonatas 20-978d fol. songs 20-988a variations 22-988a

BEETLE

mimicry

pollination

Sight

fig.

11

18-177a 13 20-631;

4 20-

fig.

PI.

flight

in

9-FLIGHT

II

(NATURAL)

see also Psychology,

association

21-525C

202a Beetleweed (bot.) 9-1080b; 6-107C Beetroot (plant): see Beet BEETS, NICOLAAS (Hildcbrand) 3-

394b place

Dutch

in

lit.

Marggraf, A. S. 14-8663 see also Sucrose Beet Sugar act (1925) 8-4253 Beet webworm 21-527C Bee veil 3-377d

(folklore)

(Turk. itie (Turk, title)

Beheaded

Mae") 20-516d

("Yoake Toson) Bey

3-560d BEGAS, REINHOLD 3-394c Begga (d. Pippin I) 4-944b

BEGGAR

MY

-

-

NEIGHBOUR

(card-

The"

Bush,

"Beggar's

Woffington, Peg 23-694d Begging the question 5-799c; 9-50d Beghards (religious order) 3-395a

12-271b

Inquisition

BEGONIA

3-394d;

fol.

VII

PI.

11-HOUSE

PLANTS formation

shoot

adventitious

PI.

I

23-WATER COLOUR PAINT(rel.)

order)

3-395a

Inquisition

3-395b globe 14-832a; fig. 30 14-831 Beham, Barthel 3-395C BEHAM, HANS SEBALD 3-395C caricature and cartoon 4-907a dry point 7-714b etching 8-740b

Dah.) 6-997d Behar, state, India: see Bihar Behar (Bahar) (weight) 23-488Dd Beha-ud-din (Baha al-Din) 2-lC38a (k. of

System,

A"

(Hull)

11-

3-395C;

18-

822b

BEHAVIOUR 742d

(psych.)

2-733a

(Yale

university)

11.

L' ")

fol.;

(S3rtre)

et

20-

9-904b

Beinn-an-Oir, mt., Hebrides 13-144a Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve, Ross and

Cromarty 19-634d; 16-84b BEIRA, former prov.. Port. 3-405C Portugal 18-275d BEIRA, dist. and town. Port. E.Af. 3-405d Port. E.Af. 18-289C fol. Beira (animal) 2-19b BEIRA ALTA, prov., Portugal 3-406b BEIRA BAIXA, prov., Portugal 3406b BEIRA LITORAL, prov., Portugal 3406C Beirao. Mario 18-301d (Bayrut, Beyrouth),

Bor.

"Tiger

Rose"

Belgiojoso,

21-STAGE DESIGN

17-716d

BELAWAN,

northern Sumatra, Indonesia 3-41 lb Belawan, riv.. Sum. 3-411b Sayan mts. 20-38a BELAYA, riv., U.S.S.R. 3-411C; 3-

Lebanon

3-406c;

BELCHER, SIR

20-713C 3-411C

EDWARD

Arctic 2-334a Belcher, George 4-911a Belcher, Jonathan 18-538C

BELCREDI, RICHARD, 3-411d

graf

6-457d

fur 9-1032a genersi strike 10-71b glass 10-4663

13-570b 21-529Cb 23-952Ad Communications 3-435d sviation 2-898d railway table 18-1114 telephone 21-895b water transport 23-433Ad Economics 3-434a income tax 12-20a fol. Education 3-433b 3gri. l-358b architectural 2-299c blind 3-782C classics 5-877C coeducation 6-15C military 15-448b technical 21-873b univ. 22-873d Finance 3-435d banking 3-95b franc 9-685a gross natl. product 15-426b national debt table V 7-141 war finance tables 23-348; 23352 Geology and Minerals 3-420d Carboniferous period 4-876a Devonian 7-337d Eocene and Paleocene 8-623c mining 3-435a Government and Law 3-431C capitulations 4-851C elections 8-121C zinc

extradition 9-ld mayor 15-15C Parliament 17-3883 police 18-153d prize

courts

3nd prize law 18-

Benelux 3-471C

Baldassarino de (BeauBalthazar de) (It.

Brussels

4-313b 16-260d

early hist.

comp.) 3-24d

Far East 9-73b Fr. Revolutionary Wars 9-914a

BELGIUM

Belgique; Flemish, (Fr,, Belgie), country, Eur. General 3-420b Antarctic expl. 2-3a fol. archives 2-326C boat 3-8243 cookery, national 9-5553 exhibitions 8-958d

9-400b; 9-407b;

PI.

9-

I

language: see Flemish language learned societies l-58c libraries 13-1045a; table 13-

1054 literature: see Belgian literature

medals and decorations 15-65d;

AND

medical care program 15-71b mental health 15-171C

museums table 15-1050 national anthem 16-51d park and nature national serves table 16-85 neutrality 23-327b

re-

newspapers 16-401a orders of merit 13-408C pension 17-579d Agriculture 3-4343 d3iry cows PI. VIII 1-AGRI-

food supply 9-558b fol. orgsnizations l-367b for additional material, see also

under principal crops, etc. colours

6-106a 9-641b

fortifications

pistoon chief 16-880C

Germany 10-324b

fol.

Jesuits 12-ll5l3c

Leopold I 13-976d Leopold II 13-9773 Limburg, duchy of 14-33d Locarno, pact of 14-185a London conference (1830)

14-

290a Louis Philippe 9-737C

FLAG

Army 3-433d (count)

5-975b

joyeulx,

farm tenancy 9-97b; 13-6823

Kuban, riv, 13-502a Ufa 22-658a

4-

957c

568c

CULTURE

236a

3-431b

apprenticeship 2-145d carpets (Tournal tapestry)

History 3-422d

15-MEDALS VI DECORATIONS Ill

stage direction l-109b Warfield, D. 23-3523

Bel canto (singing)

fol.

Relan-

Dort, Synod of 7-600d Belgic foot 23-4881a

PI. PI.

Belsstomatidae: see Giant water bug BelaiJnde Terry, Fern3ndo (Peruvian

21-718Aa history, anc. 17-885d

13-873d

3-

DE

15-n26a BELASCO, DAVID 3-411a

Damascus 7-243 Fr.

expedition 21-315C

fl3g

Berytus,

climate 2-578a

table

SEBASTIAN

(BenalcSzar [Belaicazar], Sebastian Moyano) 3-410d Ecuador 7-952c • Quito 18-972a; 13-748c "Bel-Ami" (M3upassant) 14-1122d "Bel and the Dragon" (bibl.) 7-52c;

pol.)

Stanley

(1561) 19-54C

971

for

23-VOLCANO

"Belgica" (ship) l-835d Belgic Confession (Confessio Belgica)

hill 4-354C Cumans 13-507d Mongol 15-7213 Otakar II 16-1154b reign ll-861b Slavonia 20-787b Bela, P3k. 13-732b Bel3, (Z03r), Pal. 20-922Db Belahan, Java 12-92c; 12-973d Belain, Pierre, sieur d'Esn3mbuc 14983d

scenery

3-427C

Conscience, H. 6-362d

I

Brunei,

II

13-977b railways 18-1112C II

Dutch 7-794C Walloon 23-308C prov., Rom. Emp. map 19537; t3ble 18-691 history 10-33C

14-812d 11-8613

dist.,

fol.;

Leopold

Belgica,

IV (of Hung.) 3-410c Austrian empire 2-828b

BELALCAZAR,

Af.

col.),

PI. XI 9-FLAG formation of Congo Free State 1-

flag

BELGIAN LITERATURE 3-416d

le: see Le Bel, Jean N. Af. 22-483b

(Hung.) ll-860d II (Hung.) ll-861a BELA III (of Hung.) 3-410b Frederick I 16-471c I

Berot,

BEIRUT

fol.

abnormal: see Psychology, Abnormal adjustment l-147b Animal behavic attitudes

Book and Manuscript

n^ant,

2Ac

riv.,

Belait,

13-1056

12-271b Martin)

South

Being (philos.): see Metaphysics "Being and Nothingness" ("£tre le

BEHAGHEL, OTTO 3-395a BEHAIM, MARTIN (Behem,

(mus.)

Beijerinck, M. W. (bac.) 23-189C BEILBY, SIR GEORGE THOMAS 3405c

10-387d; 3-395a

(religious

Bix)

12-981d

library

Ghent 10-387d

Jean

Bel,

Castle

Beighton, Henry 21-355b Beihan (Baihan, Dali'. ad), Arabia, Fed. of 21-80C

Rare

Bel,

reign

ART

Beinecke

(anc. Venugrama), town dist., India 3-414c pop. 15-11203 Bel Geddes, Norm3n: see Geddes, Norman Bel Beiges, Jean Le Maire de: see Le Maire de Beiges, Jean Belgian (horse) ll-702b; ll-706d;

guage

BELA b3c.)

3-405b

ING

224 and

zinc production 23-952d fol. Democratic see also Congo, public of the Belgian language: see Flemish

3-4103 Adad l-117b Tammuz 21-775a see also Baal; Marduk (deity)

Manuel

7-3023 (Ger.

tetanus antitoxin 15-lOlb Behzad of Herat 17-648b painting showing the building of a mosque PI. I 17-PERSIAN

11-

HOUSE PLANTS (Christmas besocotrana gonia) 9-491C Begova (mosque, Yugos.) 19-1058a Begram, Pak.: see Peshawar "Begriissung" (paint., Klee) PI. VI

Begonia

Bektash, Haji 3-14a Bektashi 3-13d

Bela Bela

15-627C

Beiderbecke, Leon (nick.

Begonia rex (Rex begonia)

"Behavior

7-

BEHRENS, PETER 3-405a

15-

765a

Behanzin

(Delmedigo)

of

Roux 7-472a; 19-664b

Begonia phyllomanics

Beguinage

("Investigation

EMIL VON

7-DANCE,

Alb3n. l-507d

Behnesa. Egy.: see Oxyrhynchus, Egy.

srch.

Ill

PRIMITIVE

BEL

indus. arch. 12-195C Indus, design 12-199a;

PI.

22-

3-427b;

l3ce

BELGAUM

298d

dance

17-56d; 17-

sug3r

see also Campanile Belfry (tower, Ghent) 10-387d BELGAE (people) 3-414b Britain 8-414b; 13-289b; map 4-

Iav3 flow PI.

(tribe)

masked

3-414d;

co-operatives

2-1029d BELFRY (tower) 3-414b govt, bidgs. 10-623d fol.

409d

Bekom

of

porcel3in 18-3763 see also Flemish art Colonies 6-85b fol. Africa l-298d fol.

commercial treaties 6-151b 3-

Fr.

(Bael) fruit (bot.)

PI. I 11-HORSE BELGIAN CONGO (former

hist,

723 pewter 17-789d

coal reserves

3-414d

conditioning 6-276d; 3-399b fol. 3-

16-677C

in

3-409C

ares and pop. table 9-755d France 3-413d

3-409d

BEKKER, AUGUST IMMANUEL

19-354C

2063

place

(sci.)

hearing ll-215d ovich

Behmen, Jakob: see Bohme, Jakob BEHN, APHRA 3-404C

9-

FLOWER house plants ll-768a begonia rex PI. I

BEGUINES

river (geol.)

BEHRING,

Hung. 3-409b Caspar 21-386C

BEKESY, GEORG VON

Behistun, Iran: see Bisitun

lD-40c

satire

3-

fessing church

Bckesy,

BEHETRIA 3-404C

novel

TILSTONE

BEKESCSABA,

Beheira, governorate, Egy.: see Buhsyrah, Al Behem, Martin: see Behalm, Martin "Behemoth, the History of the Causes of the Civil Wars of England"

3-

Biqa, Al) val., Leb.

CHARLES

BEKHTEREV, VLADIMIR MIKHAIL-

Religion")

(Fletcher)

344d

El;

13-873d

painting,

fol.

BELFORT,

Bel

12-

of

15-1050

704Cd

3-412d

(1871) 3-414a Trouee de, trench, 413d; 13-144b

table

Ruandi-Urundi 19-679d Commerce and Industry

BELFORT, TERRITOIRE DE, administrative div., Fr. 3-413d

siege Belfort,

museums

Congo

Me.

Belfast,

pop. table 14-645 Belfast, lough, N.Ire.

Bekennende Kirche: see German Con-

and town, Iran 3-

"Behinat ha-Dat"

"Beggar's Opera, The" (Gay) 3-23b Austin, Frederic 2-772C Pepusch 17-589b Rich 19-303a

city.

409b

(Hobbes) ll-566b

game 3-394d Beggars (Gueux) 10-lOOla

and

3-408b

Bekaa (Bika,

BEHEADING 3-403d

3-394C

Dawn"

the

dist.

dist.

and pop. t3ble 18-284 (Bedja, anc. Vacca [Vagal), governorate 3nd town, Tunisia

BEKE,

403d

3-412d 2-97a

N.Ire.

Antrim

area and pop. table 12-568 shipyards PI. II 12-IRELAND

problem solving 22-

134b Tolman 22-277d unconscious 22-681a Watson 23-435a Behaviour pattern l-951a imitation 11-llOOb mores 20-868C fol.

Behdet: see Edfu, Egypt Behdetite (Egyptian god) ll-738a

Tex. pop. table 21-981

(Shimazaki

19-35a 18-795C 20-913C

reflex

thinking and

BEHBEHAN,

Beeville,

BEFANA

9-151c

imitation ll-lloob Introspection 12-457c

sociol.

mangel 14-780a

"Before

emotions 8-339b exper. psychology 18-780b

ROBERT OF (BellSme, Robert of) 3-412d Shrewsbury, earls of 20-587a "Belfagor" (Respighi) 19-2203 (CO.)

hist,

377d

BELESME,

BELFAST,

3-408b B^Jar, Sp. 19-931C BEJART (Fr. fam.) 3-408C Bijart, Armande Gr4sinde Claire Elisabeth 15-663d Bijart, Madeleine 15-663C BEJEL (disease) 3-408d syphilis 23-41b Bek (Egy. sculp.) ll-1074d BEK, ANTONY (bp. of Durham) 3409a Falkirk 9-46d

social psych.

7-797C

Beet sugar 21-526d; 3-382a beet harvesting 11-143C by products 6-807C Chemical analysis table II 9-209d Eng. 8-425a

map 17-156 Pal.: see Beisan (Af. tribe) 3-408a

5-

Ill

ironwork 12-631a; 15-250a

16-367

pop. table

PI.

Interior decoration,

fig.

Beit-Shean,

BEJA

2-631b

3-412c

(zool.)

18 5-201 Mesozoic 17-144C Belen, N.Mex. evolution

3-186c;

CASTLE engraving 8-597C Illuminated mss. ll-1093b

BEJA

Abnormal

conditioning 6-278C consciousness 6-365d

feeling, psych, of

3-407d

Port.

body and mind 3-839d

BELEMNITE

6i

Belgrade arch.

map 13-746

Cretaceous 6-731a finan-

Af.

dist. area

BEHAVIOURISM 3-3983

Beetle disease 3-390b Beetle-eater (Chimango) 4-858d Beetle mite (Cryptostigmata; Oriba15-602b; 2(zooi.) tidae)

(Mennonite

S.

Baixo Alentejo 2-1051d

BEHAVIOUR DISORDERS 3-396a

Coleoptera

see also

Beetle (machine) cotton mfr. 6-622a Beetle borer (cane pest)

(Brit.

ethnography 1-266C BEJA (anc. Pax Julia),

sociology 20-909a; 22-894Aa see also Psychology: Psychiatry

TEXT INDEX

I

298c 1-7153

settlement

Beiteen, Pal.: see Bethel, Pal. Beit el Makdis, Pal.: see Jerusalem Beit Haniya (Bethany), Pal. 3-551b Beitin, Pal.: see Bethel, Pal. Beit L6hem: see Bethlehem, Pal. Beit Mirsim, Tell, Jor. 17-157a;

9-151C

reinforcement

629 wings

Instinct

13-859a

pop.

Conrad

ALFRED cier)

19-34c

reflex

map 17-156

22-913Ba

leader)

personality 17-694c fol. physiol. psych. 18-790a fol. programmed learning 18-603d

5-MIMlCRY

Johann

Beissel,

BEIT,

and psychoneuropharmacology pharmacology 16-293C paranormal: see Parapsychology

worm 16-2083 PI

Is-

3-407b

modern map 17-171

motivation 15-919b

12-293b

Insects

Beisa oryx 16-1132b; 2-18d

Beth-Shan),

(Bet Shan,

rael

Austrian hist. 2-839d; 3-853b Francis Joseph I 9-789b Beledugu (Bambara kingdom) 3-68d (Nossa Senhora do BeISm do Gran Pari, A Cidade de; Pari), 3-412a; 17Braz.

BELEM

9-854b gerontology 10-364C Gestalt psychology 10-371b habit 10-10923 imitation 11-llOOb

learning

PI.

(Lebanon)

13-877a

3rchae. 17-157b:

language 13-698a

18-242d

horsehair

13-LEBANON Women

BEISAN

instinct: see under

3-387d

(zoology)

bioluminescence 3-668b chafer 5-231a flour

Place des Martyrs (or C3nons) Beirut College for

consciousness 6-365d culture 5-831a defense mechanisms 7-171b evolution 18-765c fol. free will

19-942b

Salieri

behaviourism 3-398a; 18-779a see Child psychology and development comparstive physiology 17-1038a children:

obbligato accompaniment l-77d 16-