Encyclopaedia Britannica [29, 11 ed.]

Table of contents :
Cover
Title Page
Preface
Rules and Abbreviations
Classified Table of Contents
Authors
A
ARNOLD
BELL
BRANNE
CAMP
COCKBU
CUNYNG
DUFFIE
FLETCH
GIBBON
GRIFFI
HENNES
HUBNER
JOYCE
LAUGHT
MACDON
MAXWEL
MUIRHE
PARSON
PRINCE
ROBERT
SCOTT
SOMERS
TCHERT
VIARD
WEDD
WRONG
Index
A
ABBAS
ABEOKU
ABRAHA
ABURAT
ACCIPI
ACKLIN
ADAIR
ADELOP
ADRAST
AELIUS
AFGHAN
AGGLUT
AGROHA
AIGUES
AJATAS
ALABAS
ALBANY
ALBRIS
ALDIME
ALEXAN
ALGERI
ALKYL
ALLORI
ALP
ALTEN
ALYSSU
AMBAN
AMERIC
AMIR
AMPHIP
ANAEMI
ANCHA
ANDREE
ANGLES
ANINA
ANOMOD
ANTHOM
ANTIOC
AOSTA
APOLLO
APPIAN
ARABET
ARAUNA
ARCHIB
ARDOCH
ARGO
ARISTO
ARME
ARNOUX
ARSIAN
ARUI
ASCRIP
ASIATI
ASSIGN
ASTRAN
ATHENA
ATRAME
AUCHTE
AULACO
AUSTRA
AVALON
AWAKA
AZEKAH
B
BACALI
BAD
BAG
BAISCH
BALBI
BALKI
BALRAM
BANDEL
BANNER
BARBAD
BARGHA
BARNES
BARROW
BASEBA
BASSVI
BATO
BAVARI
BEAGLE
BEAUMA
BECQUE
BEGBIE
BELGAU
BELLEV
BENA
BENJAM
BENZYL
BERIGH
BERNES
BESANT
BEVELA
BIA
BIDERI
BIG
BINDHA
BIRKEN
BISMIL
BLACKB
BLACKS
BLANCH
BLISS
BLUE
BOCONN
BOHEMI
BOLLUL
BONE
BOOT
BORO
BOSTON
BOULBY
BOUTLE
BOYLE
BRAERI
BRANDS
BREAKW
BRETAG
BRIEG
BRITIS
BROCKW
BROOKS
BROWNH
BRUNO
BUCCIN
BUDDEU
BUILE
BULOW
BUREAU
BURLIN
BURY
BUTTER
C
CADETS
CAICOS
CALCHE
CALIFO
CALVIN
CAMELO
CAMPER
CANCEL
CANOAS
CAPE
CAPRIN
CARBUR
CARLEY
CAROL
CARRS
CASCAD
CASTAM
CASTLE
CATENO
CAUDEB
CAYLUS
CELIA
CENTRA
CERF
CHACUL
CHALUK
CHANCE
CHAPMA
CHARLE
CHARTE
CHATTE
CHEMEH
CHERU
CHIBAT
CHILDS
CHINES
CHLAMY
CHONIA
CHRIST
CHRYSO
CHURCH
CINCTU
CITRUS
CLARA
CLAUS
CLEMEN
CLIFTO
CLOUDB
COAL
COCKER
COGHLA
COLERI
COLOBO
COLUMB
COMINE
COMPAN
CONCOR
CONGRE
CONSEI
CONTI
COOKTO
COPPIN
CORINT
CORO
CORTIC
COTHEL
COUNTE
COVING
CRAIG
CRAZY
CREUZN
CROFTO
CROTON
CRYPTO
CUIVRE
CURANI
CUSTER
CYCLUR
CYSTEN
D
DAILEY
DALRYM
DANCE
DARB
DARWIN
DAVIDS
DEAL
DECLAR
DEFINI
DELCAM
DEMAND
DENMAR
DER
DES
DEVIL
DHUNG
DIAZOA
DIENST
DIMETH
DIOSPO
DISENG
DIVRIK
DODO
DOM
DONNER
DOTO
DOWNSV
DRESSE
DRUMMO
DUCCIO
DUKINF
DUNDON
DUPLE
DUTCH
DYSPNO
E
EAST
EASTOR
ECGONI
EDENTO
EDWIN
EGYPTI
ELANDS
ELEGY
ELIZAB
ELM
EMBRAS
ENCEIN
ENGLAN
ENRICK
EPIBLA
ERA
ERLANG
ESCAUT
ESSEQU
ETHIOP
EUFAUL
EURYME
EVERGR
EXODUS
F
FAIRLA
FALSE
FARMIN
FAULKT
FEITH
FERDIN
FERRY
FIELD
FINHAV
FISH
FLAAM
FLEMIN
FLORES
FOLEY
FORCEL
FORSYT
FORUM
FOUR
FRANCE
FRANSC
FREDRI
FRENCH
FRIEND
FUCA
FUNGIA
G
GAIU
GALLIC
GANDO
GARGUR
GASPE
GAYDON
GELU
GENTOO
GERANI
GERMER
GHERKI
GILA
GIR
GLANUS
GLENHA
GLUKHO
GODOLP
GOLD
GOOD
GORING
GOUJET
GRAFTO
GRANDE
GRANT
GRAY
GREAT
GREEN
GREENW
GREYSO
GROOTE
GRUNBE
GUBERN
GUINEA
GUNNIS
GUZMAN
H
HADRAM
HAIDAR
HALFWA
HALTON
HAMMER
HANNAS
HARDEN
HARMSW
HARTFO
HASSAN
HAUS
HAYES
HEBDOM
HEIM
HELMSH
HENNIN
HEPHAE
HERESB
HERREN
HETHER
HIEN
HILDEB
HINGHA
HISTRI
HODSON
HOLBEI
HOLMGA
HOMER
HOOGE
HORNBL
HOSAIN
HOUSMA
HSUN
HUGOLI
HUNGAR
HURON
HY
HYBOPS
I
IBRAHI
IDSO
ILKEST
IMMORT
INDAWG
INDIAN
INFUSI
INOUYE
INTERN
IONIAN
IRISH
ISANGR
ISOBOR
ITALY
IWONIC
J
JACQUE
JAMES
JAPANE
JEASSU
JERBAD
JEWS
JOCKEY
JOHN
JONES
JUAN
JUMA
JUS
K
KAGHYS
KALAKA
KALVO
KANFER
KARA
KARKLO
KASSE
KAVASS
KEGWOR
KEN
KEOWEE
KETTON
KHARAK
KHRYSO
KILBOU
KIMBOL
KING
KINTOR
KIS
KLEMEN
KNOWLE
KOKUNT
KONIGS
KOSAIR
KRALOV
KRUPAN
KULJAB
KURBEI
KWAJA
L
LACHAM
LAFAGU
LAHUNE
LAMAIS
LAMPAZ
LANDSB
LANGST
LAPLAC
LARTIU
LATMIC
LAUTER
LAYARD
LEBER
LEESVI
LEIPSI
LENOTR
LEPAR
LESHEM
LEUCOT
LEYTON
LICHTE
LIGUES
LIMON
LINGAH
LIQUID
LITTLE
LITTLES
LIXUS
LLICO
LOCKWO
LOKAKA
LONDON
LONGTO
LORDS
LOUBAY
LOUVET
LU
LUDLOW
LUNACY
LUTHER
LYME
M
MADELE
MAGDAL
MAGOUN
MAHOMM
MAITLA
MALAVA
MALMSB
MAN
MANDKV
MANLIU
MANUK
MARBLE
MARGAR
MARION
MARMOS
MARSHA
MARTOR
MASKAD
MASULI
MATTAT
MAURUS
MAYHEW
MCCLOS
MCHENR
MCMULL
MEANDR
MEDICI
MEGLEN
MELIAC
MENA
MENTAW
MERGEN
MERYSU
METALL
METTEN
MIARAG
MIDDLE
MILAN
MILLEP
MIMBRE
MINOA
MISENO
MITSUH
MODRUD
MOLAMB
MONACO
MONK
MONSHE
MONTEP
MONTRE
MOOSE
MORF
MORRIS
MOSELL
MOULIN
MOUNT
MUDDY
MULLER
MUNSTE
MURTAR
MUSSAF
MYLAPU
N
NAGYSZ
NANAS
NAPOLE
NASIR
NATURA
NAZIAN
NEGATI
NEMOUS
NESHOB
NEUSTA
NEWBUR
NEWJER
NEWTON
NGATIK
NICOTI
NILE
NITRE
NOETHE
NORDFO
NORTHA
NORTHP
NOSHIR
NOVEM
NUMAZI
NYKYRK
O
OBERHO
OCHTHO
ODONOV
OGLETH
OKRO
OLEKMA
OLYZIK
ONIMAI
OPHTHA
ORBISO
ORGYIA
ORNITH
ORUNGU
OSSETE
OTHO
OUKIN
OWEN
OZ
P
PAFURI
PALAEO
PALIUR
PAMA
PANICE
PAPER
PARANE
PARIS
PARRAL
PASSAI
PATINO
PAULIN
PEACOC
PEDRO
PELISS
PENEDA
PENTAT
PERENE
PEROT
PERU
PETERS
PEVERE
PHAZEM
PHILIP
PHLOX
PHYLLO
PICKNE
PIGMEN
PINDAR
PIOCHE
PISKI
PLACER
PLATEA
PLELO
PLURAL
POETSC
POLENT
POLYGL
PONDER
POORLA
PORTAE
PORTMA
PORTWA
POTENT
POWLET
PRATT
PRESQU
PRIMNO
PRITHW
PROLEC
PROTEI
PRUSSI
PSYCHR
PUERTO
PUNJOK
PUTNAM
PYRRHO
Q
QUEANB
QUIN
R
RADIKA
RAIMON
RAMBER
RANDOL
RASKAN
RAVENN
REALPR
REDBRE
REDUPL
REGIME
REINHA
RENNET
RESPON
REYBAZ
RHINOC
RHYTIN
RICHEP
RIFAAT
RIO
RIVERS
ROBERT
ROCKCR
ROEBUC
ROLLWA
ROMARO
ROPER
ROSLAG
ROTHEW
ROVNO
RUAN
RUGEN
RUPPER
RUSSIA
S
SACCHA
SADSHE
SAIGO
SALAMA
SALISB
SALTO
SAMLEN
SANCHO
SANDWO
SANJEN
SANOK
SANTAM
SAOCHR
SARAUR
SARZEA
SAUROM
SAXONI
SCARLE
SCHILT
SCHOLE
SCHWAN
SCOPI
SCRAPE
SEALSK
SEDAN
SEKUHA
SEMBRA
SENNAJ
SERFDO
SESAMU
SEVILL
SHAHAB
SHANNON
SHEAVE
SHENAN
SHIBET
SHIRA
SHOULD
SIBERI
SIEGE
SIL
SILVER
SINAN
SIPHON
SIUTS
SKIONI
SLEAT
SMIBER
SNAKE
SOCIET
SOLANK
SOMALI
SOOT
SOUND
SOUTHE
SOVERE
SPARAG
SPENGE
SPINOZ
SPOTVI
SQUATT
STALYB
STAPLE
STAURI
STCATH
STELLA
STEUCO
STGABR
STIRRU
STJOHN
STMARI
STONE
STOURB
STPAUL
STRATO
STRONG
STTHOM
STYE
SUCHOW
SUHMAN
SULTAN
SUNDER
SURINA
SUZE
SWEDEN
SYDENH
SYNTRO
T
TADORN
TAJEMA
TALLEY
TANAID
TAPEIL
TARNTA
TAUNG
TEHITL
TELANG
TEMISC
TENNEV
TERRAN
TETRAM
THAMAR
THEOBA
THERMO
THOFEH
THORNA
THRONE
TIBERI
TIJIKE
TINCTU
TISTRU
TODAI
TOLTEC
TONUME
TORPHI
TOUCHW
TOY
TRANGA
TREBEL
TRESQU
TRIER
TRIPOL
TROUBA
TRYPHO
TUBIG
TUMBLE
TURENN
TURONI
TWICE
TYRO
U
UIGHUR
ULUSEL
UNGA
UNITED
UNIVER
URANIE
URSVIK
UTRECH
V
VALDEM
VALOIS
VANREN
VASSA
VEHRKA
VENICE
VERLEG
VESPAS
VICTOR
VIEROR
VILLAR
VINNIT
VISHNU
VLAKIC
VOORNE
W
WAGOGO
WALDEC
WALLEN
WALTON
WARDOU
WARTRA
WATER
WATTS
WEBSTE
WELBOU
WENDRO
WESTCO
WESTMI
WEYPRE
WHITCH
WHITEO
WICHIT
WILDHO
WILLIA
WILMAN
WINDHA
WINTHR
WODEHO
WONGAR
WOOING
WORTS
WUTSZU
X
Y
YANGBA
YAZID
YESTOR
YOUGHA
YURA
Z
ZANCLO
ZELKOV
ZILHLE
ZOROAS

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INDEX TO THE

ENCYCLOP.lEDIA BRITANNICA ELEVENTH EDITION

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INDEX

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perhaps, appear at first sig ht �hat an en cyc !o pre dia arrang e d in ��ph abetical order shoul� need no Index volume, more espec 1ally a work hke the El even th Ed1t10n of the Encycloptedta Britannica, wh ich has replaced th e compreh e nsi ve general, or ." omnibus," articles; so c har acteristic of the earlier editions, by a number of shorter art icles easily consulted by t he student. But it still remains true that to make the fu ll est and best use of the book an index of some kind is imperatively needed Since any ency cl opcedia worthy o f th e name m ust t ake all k no wl edge for its province, it is obvious that the wor ld its elf wo uld scarcel y contain the volumes which Need lor ifn Index. would ha\'e to be written, were every perso n pla ce or thing tr ea te d in a s eparate article. Moreover, the distribution of information over a nu mber ot short articles involves the necessity of c olle ctin g it together agai n in a form convenient for reference. To meet this need, as well as to point the reader to information on ot her su bj ec ts, not themselves included among the 4o,ooo article headi ngs of ·the Elev'enth Edition, qn Index has been compiled, which, though containing co nsiderably m ore than 500,ooo headings; even so only aims at presenting a s elect ion , not a miscellan y of information . If every name mentioned, however casually, in t he Encyclojtedz'a Britannz'ca and every sc rap of information had been indexe d the references would have filled a li brary. Indeed the E1tcycloptedz'a Britannz'ca itself would have been rewritten, and not bettered in the process The editors of th is Index believe that in the case of such a work as the Encyclopiedia Britannica the value ofthe Index depends less u po n ex ha usti veness th an u pon i ntelligent selection T here is no more potent cause of mental indig est ion than a mass and arrangement. Principle ol tbe Index. If economy of space is required in a reference of unsifted an d often irrelevant detail. book, there is a still more urgent demand on the part of the inquirer for economy of effort. In the case of any one of the great figures of history, or the leading scientifi c theor i es, a reader does not want to he referred to every passing allusion to Julius Caesar, or Napole on or Bismarck. The article on Augustus says that he was born in the year of Cicero's consulship, bu t to record that fact io. the Index u nder the heading"' Cicero" would be neither inte llig en t nor useful. . Nor would the reader who wishes to g e t a clear idea of the Darwinian theories be grat eful to an index which reter red him to every passage containing the word "evolution.'' In short .the Concordance-index has been stud io u sly avoided. The ideal has rather been to render easily acce ssible all informat ion of real importance in the book, and rigorous ly to exclude passing allusions to subjects which are more fully treated elsewhere To help the reader to find

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what he wants in the quickest and easiest way has been the guiding principle throughout. it is, for instance, scarcely necessary to enumerate the different holders of a title such as the earldom of Derby, when the majority of them are dealt with only in the article concordance Ideal avoided. "Derby, Earls of." In all such cases the one general reference to the article has been allowed to cover all the particular references to individual earls; but if important references to these individuals occur in other articles, such as the article "English History," they will be found in the Index under the name of the earl in question. No index can divine every difficulty in advance or forestall every objection. There are many words, more or less synonymous, which might equally well be chosen as index headings. Is "Arboriculture" or "Forestry" to be taken as the heading under which to group selectlolf ot . beadings. foresters' lore ? Is theology and legend about the prince of darkness to be indicated under the heading " Satan " or " Devil"? Here thf work of the compilers of the Index has >f following the article headings, which been to a great extent simplified by the nece" l letters. There are articles on both all appear in the Index, standing out boldly h giv.es one reference to the first, adding "Arboriculture" and "Forests and Forestry." Tht. a cross-reference "s4e also Forests and Forestry," ....nd under this heading groups all further information on the subject. Similarly under " Satan " we find "see Devil," and the first reference under " Devil " is to the article so entitled. The aim of the Index is, in fact, twofold. In the first place it seeks to distribute under a still larger number of headings the information which the editor has distributed over 40,000 headings in the book. The measure of success attained may be estimated by the fact that these Twofold aim. headings total over soo,ooo, every one of which is, as it were, the skeleton of an encyclopcedic article. Even a single textual reference and a map-reference to a town not important enough to call for a separate article enable the reader to find its geographical position, its accessi­ bility by rail, sea, river or canal, its distance from other towns, and its commercial, historical or other principal interest. In the second place the Index seeks to group round each of the 4o,ooo article headings all· other important references to the same subject found in other parts of the book. It is important, however, to notice that in all such cases the first reference given is the reference to the article itself; and that references to the same subject from other articles will be naturally fewer in proportion to the amount of detail contained in that article. Hence the absence of any specific reference in the Index to any special event in a man's life, or to one particular aspect of a well-known theory, does not imply that the information ,is not in the book, but merely that it is so fully dealt with in the article itself that other references would add no substantial information. On the other hand, in the case of very large articles such as those on Egypt, England or the United States, the Index will be found to contain further references to special sections of the article itself. This is especially noticeable when it has been necessary to collect together At'l'IJngement of references. information germane to such sections from other articles. The best example of this principle is to be found in the history sections of the Index under the names of all the larger countries. The Index has throughout steadfastly avoided the common fault of supplying merely a long list of entries without specific description. Such entries-technically called "blind "-have been limited to four at the outside. Those which will be found standing at the head of a group of specified entries are to passages giving general information. Thus, if a commander has an article heading, the first entry directs the inquirer to that article : the second perhaps to a passage describing his importance in the history of the country to which he belonged ; the third to an article on the military aspects of the war in which he fought. Specified entries thereafter will refer to particular battles described in and by themselves from the tactical standpoint. All such entries., •

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how'ever, are admitted only if they lead to material information not in the article on the commander himself. This has been the first economy. The second has been effected by the shortness of the form of reference adopted. It is a moot point how far an index should itself convey information. Is every individual to have a date and a description attached to his name ? If he has, he will occupy two lines, where one will do; if he has not, he may get confused with a place or a thing, or with another person of the same name. To obviate this catastrophe Christian names Form of references. or initials are given wherever possible, and in their absence a short description, e g. "author," "general," "vizier," "Persian governor." Geographicai references can be recognized as such by the fact that every town name is followed by an abbreviation indicating the country in which it is situated, whilst physical features such as lake, river, mountain are so described. Now and again, no doubt, confusion is possible; every index has its humours, and at first sight the cryptic form"Folk, 0. 20-26 (H-14)" may not suggest a town in Ohio. But the initiated, who have consulted the list of abbreviations on p. 1, will know that on p. 26 in vol. 20 they will find that place in the map square (H-14). In the case of references which are neither to persons nor to places, a description is seldom given, the assumption being that the man who consults an index knows what he is looking for and is capable of recognizing it when he sees it. But in the case of names very similar to each other, or of terms used in more than one science, such distinguishing marks as "geol.", "bot." or "zool." are added in parentheses. In a word, the principle has been to avoid any possible confusion. The system of alphabetization adopted is that of the Encyclopa?dt'a itself, which takes every heading, whether consisting of one word or of more than one, as read right through. For ·example, "Ant" comes before "Antae," but "Ant-bear" between "Antarctic" and "Ant- Alphabetlza eater." Some slight modifications have, however, been introduced. In the case of tion. persons bearing the same first name, but with various, distinguishing epithets or phrases which, if read right through, would cause them to be separated by intervening blocks of geographical or other references, these suffixes have been enclosed in brackets, so that all persons bearing the names Albert, Alfonso, Alexander, John, William, &c., worthy of reference in the Index, stand in a continuous list. These lists are then alphabetized by the suffix or territorial designation. Where the number of such persons is very great the territorial magnates are placed in one list arranged thus :Alexander (of Macedon) -(of Russia) -(of Scotland) and the scholars, bishops, chroniclers, &c., in another list, as­ Alexander (Aetolus) -(of Hales) -(the Paphlagonian). The system adopted for the geographical references has already been indicated. It will be found that the very numerous maps have been systematically indexed throughout, and that every place marked in them appears in the Index, these map references being Map refer· ences. readily distinguishable by the addition o( letter and number in brackets, indicating map squares, e.g. 5-403 (A2). The Index is, therefore, not only an index, but also a gazetteer. The numerous illustrations, whether Plates or Cuts in the text, received careful consideration. As economy of space was throughout an urgent necessity, it was finally decided not to index the illustration as such where it appears in its natural context, or where there is a reference to

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the text. For instance, the article "Carp," abo u t a colum n in length, contains not appear ne ce ssa ry to dupl icate the reference to " Carp " in the Inde x, so as to in d icate this figure. But if th e figure had appeared elsewhere (e.g. m Illustrations. the article "Ichthyology"), the Index would have added to it s references under "Carp '' a refere nce to the volume ·and page where this figure occur red , with the contraction "fig." after the reference. The refere nce is alw ay s s peci fica lly given , if the figure is not described in the text. The Plates i llust rat i ng long art ic le s such as P�inting, Sculpture, Greek Art, Ceramics, Heraldry, Ship, &c., are indexed whe re ve r there is no text reference, and wherever the Plate itself has a suffic ie nt ly distinctive title. Little would be gained by d ir ecti ng a man to such illustrations as " Fa ien ce plaq ue, Cnossus" under that title; but he can be directe d under the name "Cnossus" to il lustr at ion s of articles found there. , Or if he is i nte rested in the wo rks of a p art icu la r sculptor, the Index w i ll assist him mo re by a re fer en ce under that sculptor's name t o the Plates of his works in the art icle " Scul ptu re," than by spe ci fic references to the names of works known only to experts. On the other hand, pictu res , statues .;>r other objects of interest bearing well-known distinctive names a re sepa ra tely indexed w ith their Plate re fere nces. One other class of refe ren ce s calls for s pe ci al notice. It has been the aim of the Eleventh Ed it io n of the Encyclopcedia Britannz'ca. to assist readers i� the interpretation of technical-or u nu sual terms. To this end the editor has incl u de d a number of dictionary hea d in gs, z:e. Dictionary headings. sho r t articles giving the deri vat ion , meaning and various uses of such terms. These art ic l e heading s appear as a matter of course in the Index, but a much greater number o f terms, E ngl i sh and foreig n, defined in the co u rs e of the scientific� ph ilo so ph ica l and other articles ha v e also been indexed. To s uch references the word "diet." is ad de d by way of an indication that the information to be found will be of a dictionary rather than of an .encyclop�dic character. The value of any index depen ds to a larg e extent on t he fulness of its cross-references. Th is Index has tried to supply a rea sona ble. number of va r iant s to name s . which a reader may look for under more than one spellin g. Cro•s• It has also indicated the relati on shi p between family references. names and titles, by cross�referencing the first .to the secon d. . Under . such g�og ra ph ical pre fixe s as " North," " South,., " H igh," " Low/' " Great," " Litde," a g enera l cross­ reference indicates that su ch names are as a rule to be found reversed, e.g. " Wycombe, High," except in American place-names, and a few oth er spec ia l cases. It shoulql, be, ob.'?erved that the si m ple cross-reference ( " Julius Caesar: see Cae sar ") is used only when the two sides o f the &eference are exactly equivalent. Other cros s -references (e.g. a single peer to the fa m i ly ti tle ) are in the form "see also" or " see under:• An enti rely new feature has been a dde d to the Index volume of t his edition for the use of those desiring to study subjects as a w hol e. At t he conclusion of the ·Index· proper there will be fo u nd a Clssslfled table cl assi fie d table of con ten ts , in which the artic le headings in the Enc yclop ced ia are of contents. grou ped b roa dly a ccor ding to their subj ects, e;g. Ge ography, Hist or y, Re ligion , Art, and subd ivid ed into their natural sections (e.g-. Art into Pa int in g, Scu lpture, Music, Architecture). In all c ases the biographical arti cles will be found toge the r with the. appropriate �ubje ct headings. A: ful le r account of the system adop ted is pre fixe d to the table itse lf. At th e end of the volume is app ended a comple te alpha bet ize d list of t he contributors of signe d List ol artic les, the pr t ncipal ar ti cle s be in g specified. Th is supplements the special lists contributors. pre fixe d to ea ch of the twenty-eight volumes, whe re biographical informati on abo ut the de scription an illustration.

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the contributors is g iven. LoNDON, May s, 1911•

JANET E.

J.

HOGARTH.

MALCOLM MITCHELl-

RULES AND ABBREVIATIONS I. Type.-Headings printed in bold Clarendon type (e.g. ALEPPO) represent article headings in the Encyclopcedia, and

as part of the heading for alphabetical purposes except m A series of identical headings (see Preface, p. vii.). Where the same name denotes human beings, places and objects, the order is ( r ) persons, (z) places, (3) things. The prefixes " Me " and " M' " are alphabetized as " Mac "; " St " is treated as " Saint," " S.S. " as " Saints."

che first reference under every such heading is to the article in question. All references show (r) the volume in bold Clarendon figures; (z) the page in light face 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. A (letter) 1-la. In geographical references these letters are replaced by an inclica.tion of the map square in the usual form, e.g. "(B±)." A rule or clash (-)denotes the repetition of the preceding head­ ing, or of its first separate word. Hyphened words are treated as single words. Headings in italic type denote books, news­ papers, or periodicals. Quotation marks are used for pictures, ships, statues, race horses and separate poems or musical compositions.

III. Geographical Headings.- The names of towns and villages are followed by the abbreviation for the country to which they belong. For this purpose English counties and the states of the United States rank as countries. All other topo­ graphical headings are described as "riv.," "mt.," &c. In cases like "Big Mountain," "Big River," denoting physical features the arrangement is Big,mt. -,nv. Such a heading as " Big Mountain, Utah " would therefore denote a town, not a mountain. In the names of American counties, e.g. Madison Co., the word Co. is. treated as part of the heading.

IT. Alphabetiz1tion.- All titles, whether consisting of a single word or of more than one, and if of more, whether hyphened or not, are treated for the purpose of alphabetization as single complete headings. In the majority of cases the same rule applies to in 1·erted headings. Surnames followed by Chris­ tian names and geographical headings like" Wycombe, High" are exceptions. An epithet or phrase in parentheses is not treated

LIST Aby, Aeg.S, Af. Afg. Af.Rom. agri. Ala. Alban. Alg. Alsk. Als.-Lor. Alb. anat. And. Is. Ang. Ant arc. .Arab. a rc . ar c ae

h h ..

archip. Aret. Arg. Ariz.

Ark.

Ar.n. Ash. Asia�[. .Ass!n.

astron. A.thab, Aus. Austr. Az. Ati.O.

OF ABBREVIATIONS y.

Abyssinia.

B ab ! Bah,

_\egean Sea. \ fr ica

.

Afghanistan Roman Africa.

agriculture

Babylonia Bahamas B aluc histan Balearic Islands Basutoland

Bal. BaLis. Basu.

Bav, B.C. Beeh.

A laba ma Albania Alg eria Alaska

Bavaria British Columbia Bechuanaland

Bed".

Bel.Cong.

Alsace·Lorraine Alberta anatomy .\nd a man ! la d s Angola South Polar Regions Arabia architecture

� n

archaeology archipelago Xorth Polar Regions Argentina .\..rizona .\rkansruf .:\.rmenia .\,hanti Asia �lin or .\......;.-:;iniboin, astronon1y· .\thabasca

_\.tlantic Ocean

Austria (including Bohemia) . ustralia A ore s

�

z

IV. Abbreviations. -The following list includes general contractions adopted for the purpose of this Index. The contractions usual in special branches of knowledge are in­ cluded in the Index itself and in the article Abbreviation ( vol. i. page 27 ).

Belg. Der. Berks. bib!. hiol. Bal. Bar. Bosn. bot. Braz. Br.E.Af. Brit. Brit. G u • Bucks.

i

Bulg. Bur.

C.Af. Cal.

C.Am.

Cambs.

Carner. Can. Can. Is.

Bedfordshire Belgian Congo (including Congo Free State) Belgium B ermudas Berkshire biblical biology Bolivia Borneo Bosnia botany Brazil British East Africa Britain British Guiana Buckinghamshire Bulgaria Burma Central Afr ic a

California Central America Cambridgeshire Cameroon

Canada Canary Islands

1

Cape Col. Cauc. Cey. chan. Chan.Is. chem. Ches. Chi!. chron.

co. Colo. Colom. Conn• Corn. Cars. C.R. Croat.Slav. cry stall, Cu. Cumb. C.Verd.Is. d. D ab . Da!m.

D.c. Del.

Den.

dep t.

Dcv. D.Gui. d et dist.

i .

div. D.N.Guin.

Cape Colony Caucasia or Cauca81JS Ceylon channel Channel Islands chemistry Che shire Chile chronology county Colorado

Colombia Connecticut

w

Corn all Corsica Costa Rica Croatia Slavonia

crygta!lography Cuba· Cumberland Cape Verde Islands daughter Dahomer Dal at a Columbia, District O! Delaware

m i

Denmark department Devonshire Dutch Guiana dictionary heading district div s o Dutch New Guines

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LIST Dorsetshlre Durham East Africa. Ecuador Ec. ecclesiastical eooL economics eeon. Egypt Egy. electricity eleo. embryology embryo!. England Eng. engineering engin. Epirus Ep. Eritrea. Erit. Essex Ess. estuary est. ethnology ethnoL Europe Eur. Falkland Islands Falk.Is. Finland Fin. Florida Fla. Formosa For, .I! 'ranee Fl. French Guiana Fr.Gui. French Indo-China Fr.I.C. French West Africa. Fr.W.At. Georgia Ga. Gambia. Gam. geography geog. geology geol. Germany Ger. German East Africa. Ger.E.Af. Ger.S. W.A.f. German S.W.A.frica. Gloucestershire Glos. Gold Coast Go.Cst. government govt. Greece Gr. Green. Greenland Guat. Guatemala. Guin. Guinea. Hai. Haiti Rants. HampshiM barb. harbour Haw. Hawaii her. heraldry Hereford. Herefordshire Herta. Hertfordshire Herz. Herzegovina. • Roll. Holla.nd Hond. Honduras hort. horticulture Hung, Hungary Hunts. Huntingdonshire I. Island Ia. Iowa. Ice. Iceland Ida. Idaho Ill. Illinois Ind. Indiana Ind.O. Indiar. ocea.n I. of M. Isle of Man Ire. Ireland Is. Islands is!. island Isis. islands isth. isthmus Italy It. Ivory Coa.A Iv.Cst. Jam. Jamaica. Japan Jap. Java Jav. Kan. Kansas Kor, Korea. Ky. Kentucky La. Lonisiana Lab. Labrador Laccadive Islands Lac.Is. Lag. Lagos Lanes. Lancashire Leicestershire Leics, Liberia Lib. Lib.Des. Libyan Desel't Lines. Lincolnshire lit. literature Lon d. London Dorset. Dur. E.A.f.

Luxem. Lye. ..

LuxembUJII: Lycia

married

OF ABBREVIATIONS

Maced. Mack. Mad. Mad.Is. Mal.Arch. Mal.Penin, Man. Mass. math. Maur. Md. Md.x. Me. mech. med. Medit. Mesop. metall. meteorol. Mex. Mich. min• Minn. Miss. Mo. Monm. Mont. Monten. Mor. mt. mts. mus. myth. N.Af. N.Am. N.Br. N.C. N.Dak. N.E.Af. Neb. Nev. Nfd. N.G. N.H. Nic. Nig. N.J. N.Mex. Norf. Northants. Northumb. Notts. N.S. N.S.W. Nub. N.Y. N.Z.

o.

Okla. Ont. Oreg. Or.Fr.St. Ox on. Pa. Pac.O, Pal. palaeog. Pan. Parag. path. penin. Pers. petrol. philo!. philos. phot. phren. phys. physiol. P.Is. plat. Port. Port.E.Af. Port.Guin. P.R. prov, Prus.

Macedonia Mackenzie Madagascar Madeira Islands Malay Archipelago Malay Peninsula Manitoba Massachusetts mathematics Mauritius Maryland Middlesex Maine mechanics medicine Mediterranean Mesopotamia. metallurgy meteorology Mexico Michigan mineralogy Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Monmouthshire Montana Montenegro Morocco mount mountains music mythology North Africa. North Ameriea. New Brunswick North Carolina North Dakota North-East Africa Nebraska Nevada Newfoundland New Guinea New Hampshire Nicaragua Nigeria New Jersey New Mexico Norfolk Northamptonshire Northumberland Nottinghamshire Nova Scotia New South Wales Nubia New York New Zealand Ohio Oklahoma Ontario Oregon Orange Free State Oxfordshire Pennsylvania Pacific Ocean Palestine palaeography Panama Paraguay pathology peninsula Persia petrology philology philosophy photography phrenology physics physiology Philippine Islands plateau Portugal Portuguese E. Africa Portuguese Guinea. Porto Rico province

pseud. pt. q. Que. Queens. rei. resid. Rhod. R.I. riv. Rum. Russ. Russ.As. Rut!. S.Af. Sah. Salop. Salv. S.Am. Sard. Sask. S.Aus. Sax. S.C. Scot. sd. S.Dak. Sen. Serv. Sib, Sic. S.L. socioL Som. Somind. Sp. Sta1l's. str. Sud. Su1l'. Sum. Sur. Sus. Swaz. Swed. Switz. Syr. Tas. Tenn. Tex. Tib, Togo, Trans. Transyl. Trip, Tun. Turk, Turk.As. Turkest. typog. Ugan. U.K. Urug,

Prussia

Zu.

u.s.

U.Sen. Va. Venez. vet. Viet,

vii.

Vt. W.Af. Warwick. Wash. W.Aus. Westm. W.I. Wilts. Wis. Worcs. W.Va. Wyo. Yorks. Yuc. Zanz. zoo!.

pseudonym point queen Quebec Queensland religion residency Rhodesia Rhode Island river Rumania Russia Russia in Asia Rutland South Africa Sahara Shropshire Salvador South America Sardinia Saskatchewan South Australia Saxony South Carolina Scotland 80und South Dakota Senegal Servia Siberia Sicily Sierra Leone sociology Somersetshire Somaliland Spain Sta1l'ordshire strait Sudan Suffolk Sumatra Surrey Sussex Swaziland Sweden Switzerland Syria Tasmania Tennessee Texas Tibet Togoland Transvaal Transylvania. Tripoli Tunisia. Turkey Turkey in Asia. Turkestan typography Uganda United Kingdom Uruguay United States Upper Senegal Virginia Venezuela veterinary Victoria vilayet Vermont West Africa. Warwickshire Washington Western Aust�a!ia Westmorland West Indies Wiltshire Wiscon•in Worcestershire West Virginia Wyoming Yorkshire Yucatan Zanzibar zoology Zululand

INDEX TO

THE

ENCYCLOPLEDIA BRITANNICA ELEVENTH EDITION

A A. (letter) 1· 1 a. - (abbrev.) 1·29d: Bible MSS. 3·880b: chemistry 6·39b : logio 1·2a. -(goddess) 24·799a. Al (at Lloyd's) 1·2a. A.A. (abbrev.) 1·29a. AA, riv. (derivation) 1·2a. -, rlv., Fr. 12·383a; canaliza· tion 24·33b.

-, rlv.,Holl. (N.Brabant) 13· 588 (C3): 13·588c. - (Drentsche Aa), ri v ., Roll. 12·6 13a. -(Ruiten Aa), riv., Roll. 13· 588 (E2). -(WesterwoldeAa),riv., Roll. 12·612d.

-, riv., Russ. (Courland) 23· 87 (B4); 7·320c. -, rlv., Russ. (Livonia) 23·872 (B4) ; trib. ot Dvina 16·

2

816d.

-, riv., Switz. (trib. ot Aar) 26·242 (E2); 1·3a. - (Sarnen Aa), riv., Switz. 17· 97d. -,riv., Switz. (Schwyz) 24·

395b. -, riv., Switz. (Unterwalden) 26·242(E3). -,riv., Switz. (Ziirich) 26·242

(F2).

-(bird) 13·86b .

-(geol.) 16·290a; 13·84b; 28·

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions given on Page I.

Aamno, is!., Nor . 19·800 (C2). Aamot, Nor. 19·804 (D2). Aan, lake, Scot. : see Avon, lake. -,mt., Scot. (Perth.) 24·412 (02); 21·262a. -, mt., Scot. (Perth.): see Am Binnein. Aanrud, Hans 19·817d. Aanstad, Nor. 12·667c. Aapies, riv., S.Afr. 22·309a. Aar, riv., Ger. 11·808 (II. 8). AAR (Aare), riv., Switz. 1·2d; 26·242 (E1); 26·239c. AARAU, Switz. 1•3a; 26·242 (E2). Aarberg, Switz. 26·242 (02). Aarburg, Switz. 26·242 (D2); 1·3d. Aardal, Nor. (Bergcnhus) 19· 804(B2). -, Nor. (Stavanger) 19·804 (B3). Aardals Fjord, Nor. 19·804 (B2); 25·3 5c. Aardenburg, Holl.13·588(A3); 28·965c. AARD·VARK 1 ·3b : 8·928a: fossil forms 8·929b; Kavi· rondo legend 15• 702c. AARD·WOLF 1•3c. Aare,canal,Switz. 26·242(02). -,riv., Switz. : see Aar. Aared, is!.: see Arad. Aa � p, Carl Ludwig Emil

4

a :�d�

181d. Aaby, Den. 8·24 (Bl). AARGAU (Argovle), canton, Aach, Grlendel d' 10·6 91c. Switz. 1·3c; 26·242 (E2) : • Aach, Ger. 26·242(Il ). . 26·258dfoll.: cotton mann­ -,riv.,Switz. 26·24 2 (Gl). facture 7·299a : formation Aachen, Ger.: see Aix·la· (1798) 1·3d, 3·795a; given Chapelle . to Rudolph of Alsace 12· Aadland Nor.19·804 (A2). 787d. Aadort ..i::i. witz . 26·242 (F1). -, Ober, Sw itz. : see Ober !&fjord, Nor. 19·800 (E1). Aargau. AAGESEN, ANDREW 1•2a. AARHUS, Den. 1·3d ; 8·24 -, Svend 8·39c. shopric 8·29c; fires Aah·hotp 15·364d. t . .A.ahmes: see Amasis. -, county, Den. 8·23b. Aak 1·154b. Aarite : see Arite. . Aakre j ord, Nor. 19·804 (B3). Aarlen, Belg. : see Arion. Aaro, Ger. (B3). �' Nor.19·804 (C2). """'" (plant) 1· b. AARON (bib!.) 1·4a; 1·5a ; AALBORG, Den. 1 ·2b; 8·24 conqecration 16·516a; pri0st. (Bl); fire 10·401d. hood 16·512b : rod 1·716c. ..., bay, Den. 8·24 (C1). - h. Asher 13·171d; 3· 855c. -b. 13·172c. 6• - ( ofJoseph Lincoln) 16·712a; 16· Aalbn, Nor. 19·804 (Cl). · 71lb. MLEN, Ger. 1·2c ; 11·808 - the younger 13·172c. (C4). -, P. P. 23·8 46b. !al6nlen (geo!.) 3·225d. -,Vasile 23·847b. AALESUND, Nor. 1·2o; 19 · Aaron (l\Iormon priesthood) 804 (B1). 18·847c; 18·843b. lal!ot Brae, Nor. 19·804 (A2). "Aaron Manby" (ship) 24· Aalhus, Nor. 19·804 (B2). 869'1. MLI,MEHEMET 1•2d. 21·106 Pa. Aaronsburg, !almleer, Roll. 13·588 (B2). (G·H4). Ulsfi, Den. 8·24 (C2). AARON'S ROD (diet.) 1·4c. .. ·Aalst: ue Alost. Aarosund, Ger. 8-�4 (B3). Aalten, Roll. 13·588 (D3). Aars, Den. 8·24 (B2). Ulul: ue Barotse. AARSSENS, FRANCIS VAN . bmll, Nor. 111·804 (03). 1•40; 13·5118d: 13·599b.

���lb �

F

2

4 -�rs;;. �Y�a':.;� -2��.2>:

8·24

Aartsen, Pieter: see Aertezen. Aarvaag, Nor. 19·804 (Cl). Aarwangen, Switz. 26·242(D2) Aas, Nor. 19·804 (D2); 19· 804c. AASEN,IVAR1·4d; 19·816d; 24·29 8b. Aaseral, Nor. 19·804 (B3). Aasle (battle) 17·702a. Aasleagh, Ire. 14·744 (B3). Aasnes, Nor. 19·804 (D2). Aasta, Nor. 19·804 (D2). -, riv., Nor. 19·804 (D2). Aastfjord, Nor. 19·804 (C1). Aastrup, riv., Den. 8•24. (Bl). Aasvogel 5·230c. Aataentsic 7·215c. Aath, Belg.: see Ath. A.B. (abbrev.) 1·29a. AB (month) 1·5a: 6·315d. ABA (instrument) 1·5a. -(cloth) 4·775b. -(costume): see Choga. ABABDA, tribe 1·5b; 26·lla; 19·99d. Ababiro, tribe 23·262a. Ababwa, tribe 6·924d. Abaca: see Manila hemp. Abacaennm, Sic. 25·24d. -,dist., Sic. 27•500b. Abacaxis, riv., Braz. 4·440 (D3). Abaciscus 1·5d. Abaca, is!., W.I. 3·208a. -, Great, is!., W.I. 28·544 (B-Cl) ; 3·207d. -,Little, isi. ,W.I. 28·544(B1); 3·207d. ABACUS (arch.) 1•5c ; 2·403b; 11·210c. -(calculating instrument) 1· 5d; 19·867c; 1·189c. -(logic) 1·6a. Abadan: see Abbadan. Abadar, Sud. 9·129b. Abadavine: see Siskin. ABADDON 1·6b. ABADEH, Pers. 1·6b; 2 1·188 (B2); climate 21·191b. Abadeh • Iklid, dist., Pers. 1· 6b. Abadengo (church lands) 25· 546d.

Aba.die, Paul 2·41d; 2·434b. Abadsikh, tribe 15·935c. Abae, Asia l\I. 16·407b. ABAE (Abai), Gr. 1·6b; 12·440 (D2); 16·407b. Abaelardus: see Abelard. Abafy, Michael : see l\Iichael Apafy. Abagha 21·226c. Abahuni princes : see l\Ier· vanid dynasty. Abai,Bor. 4·2.17 (Cl). -, Gr. : see Abae. -, lake, Aby. 1·83 (map): 19• 693 (D6); 25·869b; 1·85a. -,riv. Ahy.: see Blue Nile. Abailardus : see Abelard. Abaiz, Sp. 25·530 (El). Abaka (Mongol emperor) 11· 924c ; 24·61 lb.

Abaka: see Manila hemp. Abakan, mt., Sib. 1·758d. -, riv., Sib. 27·420 (G·H2); 25·10 (D·E3); 1·758d; 26· 1064a; 28·914c ; 28·915a. -,dialect, 27·473a. ABAKANSK, Sib. 1·6c; 25·10 (E3). Abakan Steppe, Sib. 28·914d ; 28·915b. - Tatars : see Sagai Tatars. Abalemba, tribe 23·262a. Abaline, Ala. 1·460 (Bl). Aballava: see Papcastle. Aballo: see Avallon. ABALONE 1·6c. Abalone, pt., Cal. 5·8 (A·B2). Abambo, tribe 19·257d. Abamgamock, lake, Me. 17· 434 (D3). ABANA, r i v., Pal. 1·6c: see also Barada. Abanades, riv., Sp. 25·530 (Cl). Abananzwa, tribe 23·262a. Abancay, Peru 21·264 (C4); 2·236d. ABANCOURT, C. X. J. d' 1 ·6d. Abanda, Came�� 5·110 (A3). ABANDONMENT 1·6d ; 14 · 678d. ABANO, PIETRO d' 1·7a; 21·

551b. ABANO BAGNI, It. 1·7b; 15·4 (C2): 18·519d.

Abantes, people 9·866c. Abantidas (of Sicyon) 2·321a. Abantis,Gr. : see Euboea. Abanyai: see Banyai. Abaquesne,Masseot 26·974d. Abar: see Abors. Abarambo,tribe 6·924d. Abaran, riv., Cauc. 23·874 (II. D3). Abarbane!, Isaac : see Abra· bane!. -, Leo 21·585a. Abarguh, Pers. : see Abekuh. Abarim, mts., Pal. 20·602(D5 ). ABARIS(Scythian priest) 1·7b. Abarshehr, Pers.: see Nisha· pur. Abary Creek, riv., Brit.Gui. 12·675 (C2); 1 2·6 7 7c. Abas, Russ. 26·613a. Abasa, Go.Cst. 12·203 (B4). Aba Samuel 11·838c; 13·27 4c. Abasci,tribe 6·662c. Abaseni: see Habashat. Abasgi (Abasci), dist., Russ. 23·612 (G2). -, tribe : see Abasci. Abashangwe, tribe 23·262a. Abashiri, Jap . 28·920c.

15·156 (04);

Abasia, Cauc. : see Abkhasia. Abasili, tribe 23·262a. Abasolo, Mcx. 18·318 (F2). Abassia, Cauc.: see Ab· khasia. Abassi cotton 7·257d; 7·266c. Abate, tribe: see Fula. ABATED (diet.) 1•7b • .

ABBAS ABATEMENT 1 ·7o ;

incoma tax 14·356b ; nuisance 19" 846a: pleading21·833a; writ of, 28·850a. Aba-Tetwa, tribe: see Urn · tetwa. Abathur (Mandaean system) 17·555d. ABATI, NICCOLO 1·7d;

606d.

.

1U·

Abaton: Epidaurus 2·6Ma J Rhodes 9·688a. Abattoir: see Slaughter-house. Abatwa (Bushmen) 4·871a. Abauj-Torna, county, Hung, 3·4 (G2). ABAUZIT, FIRMIN 1·8a. Abaxile (bot.) 11·259d. Abaya, lake, Aby. : see Abai, lake. ABAYE (Babylonian amoral 1·8b; 22·765c. Abayith,riv.,Syr. 26·305 Abaza Basha (battle) 15·893c. Aba Zanzi (people) 28·1050d. Aba Zebra (hermit) 10·137b. Abba, is!., Sud. 26·9 (C3); 19·693 (C5); 19·695b. Abba (Persian costume) 21• 193b. ABBA ARIKA (Babylonian amora) 1·8b. Abbadan,is!., Turk. As. 9·897d. Abbad El Motaddid: set Motaddid. Abbadia, Fr. 19·957a. -, It. 26·242 (G5). - dos Dourados, Braz. 4·440 (G5); 18·502b. ABBADIDES (dynasty) 1·8b . ABBADIE A. M. d' 1·9a. 1 -,A. T. d 1·9a; 1• 5a. -. JAKOB 1·9b. Abba Garima, Aby.: se• Adowa. ABBAHU (Palestinian amora) 1·9c. Abba Jared, mt., Ab y. 1·84b • ABBA MARl 1•9c. ABBAS . I. (pasha of Egypt) 1·9d; 9·113a: 26·10 a. ABBAS II. (khedive of Egypt) 1·9d; 9·116b ; coast rail­ way 9·26b; Sinai peninsula 9·11 8c. ABBAS I. (shah of Persia) 1·10a; 21·231c; Ardebil library 2·449c; Armenia11 invasion 2·566c; Ashref re• built 2·733c; defeat by Bakl Mehemet Khan 4·157b; improvements at Isfahan 14·868b, 14·869d, 15·684a; Kamali's poem 21·249d; Meshed shrine 18·17 Sa ; pottery 5·727b; presenta· tion to Tsar Boris 26· 891d. - II. (shah of Persia) 21• 232b; palace, Isfahan 14• 868b. - III. (shah of Persia) 21• 33c• ABATIS 1·7d; 10·722a.

(D4).

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ABBAS..ABRA 4-bbas (of Darfur) 9·1 2 7 b . - (emir o f Kana) 15·654b. - (poet) 21·21Sc. - (uncle of ::llahomet) 15· 103a ; 1·10c. - (vizier to Caliph Zafir) 9· 9 7 d. Abbasabad, Pers. 21·2J3c. Abbas abba tum (title) 1·23d. Abbasanta, tiard. 24• 2 1 -!b ; 24· 2 1 6b. Abba :3aliimii 9·848a. Abbas b . Ahmed b. Tulun 9·9 Jb. Abbas Bc.ianorum 3·6.39d. Abl>as b. :\lal!lun 5·47c ; 5· 48a. - b. \Yalid I. 5·38a. - Castrensis 1·25b. - Curiae 1·2.'ib. - Efendi 3·94d. - generalis 1·23d. - H ilmi . see Abbas II. A-bbasi (sheikh) 26·104a. Abbasi, disL, Pers. 10·190a. A-bbasi (wc'ghtl 21·198c. Abbasia. Egy. 4·952 (C2) ; 4· 955b ; Britioh occupation 9· 1 2 1 d. A.BBASIDS 1·10b ; 5·39d ; Arabia 2·267a ; coinage 19· 90Jc ; Egypt 9·93c, 9·99d ; Greek culture 2·2 7 7 d ; green colour adopted ( 8 1 7 ) 5·46d ; l\Iahommedan institutions and law 17·412b ; l\Iongols 18·714a ; Persia 21·224d ; religion 17·J 2 1 d ; scholar· ship 8·450c ; Spain 1·31 b. Abbas Kuli (Persian chief) 21·242a. - MIRZA 1·1 0 d ; tomb 18· 1 7 8b ; RusAian war ( 1 800) 21·23 8d ; Turkish war 21· 239c. - populi 1· 2 5b. ABBAS·TUMAN, Russ. 1·1 0 d ; 23·87 4 (C3). Abbate (Abbato), Nicolo dell' : see Abati. Abbattis : see Abatis. Abbaye, point, Mich. 18·372 (B3·C2}. Abbaye-aux·Bois, Paris 12• 5 6 l d. Abbaye-aux-Dames, l' (church) Fr. : see Trinite, Ia. Abbaye • aux • Hommes, 1' (church), Fr. : see St. E tienne. Abbaye-Blanche (convent), Fr. 18·875a. ABBAZlA, Aus. 1·10d ; 3·4 ( D4). Abbe, Cleveland 18·279d ; 18· 2 7 7 a ; nephoscope 18 · 2 7 8 (figs.). -, E. : aberration 1·57c ; apertometer of 18·406c ; binocular 3·950c ; diJl'rac· tion plate 18·398b ; glass­ making 12·88b ; lenses 18·!01d, 16·422a., 1·60c ; refractometer 23-26b ; re­ solving pO\Yer 8·243d. Abbe (title) 1·25c. Abbebad, lake, N.E.Afr. 9· 7 J 5d. Abbe chevalier 1·25c. - commendataire 1·25c. Abbe Constantin, L' 12·836b. Abbe de cour : see Abbe connnendataire. - de sainte espera.nce : see Abbe commendataire. Abbedun, Berks. : see Abing­ don. Abbenes, Roll. 12·782a. Abbeokuta, ::-.'ig. : see Abeo­ kuta. Abberley, Wares. 9·420 (III. C2). - Hills, Wares. 9·420 (III. C2); geol. 3·7 !a, 21·1 7 6c, 28· 823c. Abbert, riv., Ire. 14 • 7 4! (C3) . ABBESS 1·lla. Ahl>eville, Ala. 1·460 (D4). ABBEVILLE, Fr. (Somme) 1 · 1 l b ; 10- 7 7 8 ( E l ) ; 25· 392d ; library 16-568a. -, Fr. ( :lleurthe et - Moselle) 18·309 (plan). -, Ga. 11· 7 52 (C!). -, La. 17·54 (B!) : 17·56c. -, M iss. 18·600 (Cl). -, S.C. 25·500 (B2). - Co., S.C. ?.5·500 (B2). ABBEY, E. A. 1 · 1 1 c ; 20·500c; 14·323d ; wall-painting 20· 489d. Abbey, Colo. 6·722 (F3). -, Lanes. 16·139 (C2). -, \Vales : see Neath. -, point, Md. 17· 8 2 8 (G2). ABBEY 1•1 1 d ; cloisters 6· 554a : enfeoffment 1·25c ; tithes 2·229c, 26·1021a. See

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Abbey Brook, riv., Yorks. 28· 933 (C3). - Craig, mt., Scot. 25·926 d ; gcol. 25·928a. - Cwmhir, \Vales 9·428 (V. E3) ; 22·81 0a ; Llewellyn's grave 4·770b. 9·420 - ])ore, Hereford ( III. B3 ) ; 13·357 d. Abbeydorney, lre. 14·744 (B·:I ). Abbeylcix, Ire. 14·7 44 (D4). Abbey St. Bathan's, Scot. 24· 4 1 2 (F4). Abbcyshrule, Ire. 14·7H (D3 ) ; 16·980d. Abbeyside, Ire. 8·680a. Abbeystead, Lanes. 9·4 1 6 (II. B2). Abbeystrowry, Ire. 25·187c. Abbey 'fo\Yn, Cumb. : see Holme Cultram. Abbey Wood, Kent. 16·942 (E3) ; 8·19d. Abbiategrasso, It. 15·! (B2). Abbitibbe, Can. : see Abittibi. Abbo Floriacensis : see Abbon of Fleury. Ab bogada pear : see Avocado pear. Abbon (of Poitiers) 21 ·898c . ABBON OF FLEURY 1 ·2 2a, 6-45ld. Abbot, Charles : see Colchester, Charles Abbot, 1st baron. -, C. G. 18·267a ; 26·87c. -, EZRA 1·22b. -, GEORGE (archbishop) 1· 22c ; separatism 6·932c. -, GEORGE (author) 1·23a. -, ROBERT 1·23a. -, Samuel 5·96c. -, WILLIAM 1·23c. Abbot, Me. 17·434 (C3). -, bay, Austr. 2·960 (H3). ABBOT 1 ·23c ; duties 3·7 ZOe ; election 9·4 7 8d, 9·483a ; knighthood 15·858a ; mitre 1·24a, 18 • 626a ; ordina· tion 20·185c. Abbot Academy 1·967a. Abbot of Unreason 18·580a. Abbots' Bromley, Staffs. 9· 416 (II. D4) ; 13·7 08d ; 25· 7 5 8c. Abbotsburn, Scot. 12·81 (map). Abbotsbury, Dorset 9·420, (III. B5) ; geol. 7 · 1 32a, 8·435a ; gild 12·14c. Abbotsford, Queens. 2·960 (G5). -, Wis. 28·7 4 0 (C4). residence, ABBOTSFORD, Scot. 1·25d ; 24· 4 1 2 ( F4 ) ; 24·473b. - Club 1·26a. - flags (geol.) 16·829b. Abbotshall, Scot. 15·830b. Abbot's hospital, Sur. 12·690c. Abbotsinch, Scot. 12·81 (map). Abbotskerswell, Dev. 9·430 (VI. E2). Abbots Langley, Herts. 16· 942 (C2) ; 13·400b. Abbotsville, Gnat. 12·662c. Abbott, Austin 1·26c. -, Benjamin V. 1· 26c. -, Charles : see Tenterden, 1st baron. -, Edward 1·26c. -, EDWIN A. 1· 26a. -, EMMA 1·26b. -, Evelyn 1·26b. -, JACOB 1·26b. -, Sir James 1·27a ; 13• 11 7 a ; 16·3 0 6b. -, Han. J . C. C. 5·1 63a. -, JOHN STEVENS CABOT 1·2 6 c. -, Josiah G. 9·17 2d. -, LYMAN 1·26d. -, Samuel Phillips 1·26c. Abbott, Colo. 6·722 (G2). -, Fla. 10·540 (D3). -, la. 14·732 (D2). -, Miss. 18·600 (D2). -, Tex. 26·690 (K4). ABBOTTABAD, India 1·27a ; 14·376 (E2). Abbott Creek, riv., N.C. 19· 7 72 (B2). Abbott Run, R.I. 7·627b. A bbottsburg, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (D3). Pa. 21· 1 0 6 Abbottstown, (I-!-16). Abbott voting machine 28· 2 1 8b. ABBREVIATION 1·27a ; In· scriptions 14·63lb ; manu· scripts 17·62:la. ABBREVIATORS 1·3 0c. Abbt, Thomas 11·7 9 1 d. Abbyville, Kan. 15·654 (D3). A. B.C. of Aristotle : see Crambo. Abda, dist., Mor. 18·851 (C2) ; 18·853d ; 18·852d. Abda b. at Tabib 18·644d. Abdal : see Abdul. Abdalajiz, mte. Sp. 25·530 (C4) ; 17·4 60a .

Abdali (Afghan tribe) 1·3 1 6a ; 21·234b. - ( Yemen tribe) 28·914b. Abd-al-Kader, Sah. 23·1004d. Abdallah : see Abdullah. - (caliph) : see l\iamun. Abdallah bay, Pers. 15·956d. ABDALLATIF (physician) 1· 30d ; 1·926c ; 2·27 5b ; 26· 16a. Abd-al-Mottalib 17-409d ; 17· 953c. Abdalonymus (king of Sidon) 21·453d. Abd-al Uzza : see Abu Lahab. Abdank·Abakanowicz (mathc· matician) 4·979c. Abdar (name) : see Abrlur. ABD•AR·RAHMAN I . •V . (Cor­ dova) 1·31a foil. ; 25·5 4 l b ; 25·542c ; 25·543b. Abdashirta (prince) 5·141c. Abdaehtart : see Strata (of Sidon). Abdel (name) : see under Abdul (except as below). Abd el Aziz I. (of Morocco) 18·860b ; 14·222b. - el Aziz II. 18·860b. - el Aziz III. 18·860b. ABD EL·AZIZ IV. 1•321L ; 18• 858a ; 18·859b. Abd-el-Aziz, mt•., TuPk.As. 26• 305 ( D1 ) ; 18·180d. Abd·el-Ka'ba : see Abu Bekr. ABD·EL·KADER (amir of Mascara) 1·32c ; 1·651a ; Tiaret 26· 91 2b ; TlemQen26· 1035b. - (Mahdist general) 9 · 1 2 7 b ; 9·122b ; 12·251d. - ( Qadirite dervish) 8·7 5 d ; 3·195c. - (Urdu author) 13·490a. Abd el Kuri, is!. Ind.O. 25· 35 6a. Abd el Nabi, Egy. 4·954 (C2). Abdeloi : see E phthalites. Abden A led : see Motamid, El. ABDERA, Sp. 1·33a ; 23·648 (B3) ; for modern town see Adra. ABDERA, Thrace 1·33a ; coins 19·880c ; in Second Delian League 7•960d ; Philip II. 21·377a. Abderhalden, E . 19 ·9 2 6b. Abderiten, Die (Wieland) 11· 79 1c. Abderites 17·781b. Abderitidae 17· 7 8 1 b . Abderrahman : see Abd-urRahman. Abd-es-Selam, Sidi 26·1034d. Abd·Hiba 5 · 1 41 d. Abdh • isho bar Berikha 19• 408a. ABDICATION 1·33a. Abdick and Bulstone, dist., Som. 25·390b. Abdin palace, Cairo 4·954 (A4 and B2). Abd-milkath (king of Sidon) 21·452a. ABDOMEN 1·33c ; 1·941 a ; ab· normal formation 18·7 42b ; cerebral centre 4•4 l l c : viscera 1·665a (fig.). Abdominal aorta 2·668c. - arteries 2·667 c. Abdominalia (barnacles) 26· 905d ; 20-795a. Abdominal plethora : see Ab· domina! venosity. - rings 1·941b ; 23·129d. - stalk : see Allantoic stalk. - typhus : see Typhoid Fever. - venosity 3·285b. Abd Qais, tribe 2·265b. Abdu : see Abydos (Egypt). Abducent nerve 19 ·39 5 d. ABDUCTION 1·35b. Abductor muscles 19·58b. Abdulaziz (Arab general, A.D. 74 4) 5·:38a. - (Arabian ruler, 1 897-) 2· 269c ; 19 • 352a ; 28 • 245c. - ( Dolafld king) 21·225b. - (Egyptian governor) 5·30c ; 5·33b ; 9·93a. , - (Koran commentator) 13· 490a. 9· - (Mameluke Sultan) 1 02b ; 9·92b. ABD·UL·AZIZ (Turkish sul­ tan, 1 83 0 -1 87 5) 1·35c ; 27· 461a ; 15·867b. - (Wahhabi ruler) 2·268a. Abdulaziz b. Muva 5·34a. Abdul Baha : see Abbas Efendi. Abd-ul-Caaba : see Abn-Bekr. Abd-ul-Gazi Bahadnr 4·157c. Abdul Ghafur 26·1 84b. Abd ul Hakk 18·856b. Abd ul Halim 18·860b. - ul Halim Sharar : see Sharar. ABD·UL·HAMID J. 1·35d; 27· 453d ; naval policy 27·429a.

ABD· UL·HAMID JJ.1·35d; 27· 46 1 d ; grand vizier 17·412d; Hejaz railway 13·2 1 8 a ; order of privilege 15·867a. Abd-ul·Jalil (family) 18·904d. - ul-Jalil (Jelil) (chief) 10· 30Sd. Abdulkabir (Moslem general) 5·43d. see Abd-el­ Abdul-Kader : Kader. Abd-ul-Karim (of Morocco) 18·860b. - (Kerim) (general) 23·932a ; 28·225d. Abdul Karun a! Halabi : see Halabi. Abdul Latif : see Abdallatif. Abdulla, Bal. 14·376 (B4). Abdullah (Abbasid caliph) : see Abu'l-Abbas. - (of Aere) 5·358b ; 8•605d ; 9·1 12a ; 20·624b. - (of Bagirmi) 3·201c. - (of Baluchistan) 3·295b. - (of Cordova) 25·542 d ; 1· 3 1 c. - (of Golconda) 13-488b. - (of Granada) 6·36ld. - (Mahomet's father)17·409d. - I. (of Morocco) 18·859d. - II. (of Morocco) 1·7 1 5d. - III. (of Morocco) 18·860b. - IV. (of Morocco) 18·856d. - V. (of Morocco) 18·857d. - (Wahhabi) 2·268b ; 9· 1 1 0d. - Ansari : see Ansari. - b. Abdulmalik 5·32e ; 9· 91 b ; 9·93c. - b. Abdurrahman b. Moa· wiya 9·91c. - b . abi Sarh 1·895c ; 5·25b. - b. Ali 5·40b ; 5·41a. - b. Harun : see Mamun (caliph). - b. Homaid b . Kahtaba 5· 46a. - b. Hosain 5·37a. - b. Ibad 17·416c ; 17·4 2 l b . - b. Jahsh 17·405b. - b. Maimun 5·357e. - b. Moawiya 5·39a. - b. MokaJl'a : see Ibn Mokaffa. - b. Omar I. 5·29b. - b. Omar II. 5·38b ; 5•39c. - b. Rashid 2·268d. - b. Rawahah 17· 4 1 0b . - b. Saba 17·4 2 4a ; 24·8 5 7 c. - b. Sa'd 9·93a. - b. Saud 19·352a ; 2·269d. - b . Seyyid Mahommed : see Abdullah et Taaisha. - b. Solomon 24· 1 1 1a. - b. Tahir 5·4 7 a ; 5·48b ; 9· 93d. - b. Umar al·Baidawi : see Baidawi. - b. Yazin 1 · 7 1 7c. - b. Zobair (caliph) 2·267a ; 5·28d ; 5·30b ; 5·31a. - et Taaisha (the khalifa) 15· 7 7 0b ; 9·125d; 9 · 1 2 7 b ; death 9·130b ; Sudan governinent 26-1 7c. - Khan 4•157b. -, Mir 21·232d. -, Sayyid 13·490b. - ul Aftahi 17·422d. Abd ul Malek (Abdulmalik) (Moroccan rulers) 18·860 (list). Abdulmalik (caliph) 5·3 0a ; 5· 3 l a ; 2·26 7 a ; administrative system 17·4 1 2 d ; coinage 5· 33a ; Jarir b. Atiyya15· 2 7 6a ; Jerusalem dome 5·32d. - b . Merwan 5·38c. - b. Nnh (Samanids) 24· 1 0 7 b . ABD-UL·MEJID 1·36d ; 27· 458b ; Mejidieh 15·867a. Abd - ul · Mumin el · Kumi 1· 7 15 c ; 18·856a ; Kutubia mosque 17· 7 5 3a. Abd ul Munim 21·231c. Abdulqadir : see Abd-el-Kader. Abd-ul·Qasim Mahommed 1· 8b. Abdul Rahim b . Ali : see Kadi al Fadil. Abdul Rahim b. Yunus 9·105b. Abd-ul-Hahman at·Snfi : see Abd-ur-Rahman al-Sufi. Abd-ul Rahman Jabarti : see Jabarti. Abdul-Rahal-Ghirai 3·229c. Abdul Wahab (ruler) 26· 91 2b . Abdnlwahhab b. Ibrahim 5 · 42a. Abdul Wahid II. : see Rashid I. Abdulwahid (Arabian scholar) 2·27 5b. Abd-ul-\Vahid, tribe : see Zei­ yan, Beni. Abd-ul-Wahid " El Makhluwi " 1· 7 1 5 d ; 18· 860a. Abdur Rahim (Khan ot Kho· kand) 15·779b. Abuur Rahim (Hindustani author) 13·486c.

ABDUR RAHMAN (of Af· ghanistan)1·37b ; 1·3 1 2 a ; 1• 3 1 7 d ; 24•857b ; Khawak pass 13·5 1 3 d ; trade J_5·649d. Abdur Rahman ( Afghan poet) 1·31 1 d ; 22·669b. Ab hman (Arab general) 5 Abdurrahman (of Cordova) : see Abd·ar-Ralnnan, I·V. Abd ur Rahman (of Darfur) 7·831b. Abd ur Rahman I. (of Mo· rocco) 18·860b. Abd ur Rahman II. (ot Mo· rocco) 18·857 d ; 18·860c. Abd · ur · Hahman al - Sufi 2 • 8 1 0d. Abdurrahman b. Abdullah (Arab general) 5·3 7b ; 10· 80S b. - b. Ash'ath 5·32b. - b. Auf 5·25a ; 17·402c : 17- 4 1 0b. - b. Moawiya 5·40c ; 5·41c. - b . Rostem 26·912b. - Sadi 26•9820. - Sidi 1·652c. Abd·ur·Razzak 21·228a. Abd Yaghuth 18· 6 44d. ABECEDARIANS 1·38c. Abecedarian verse 1·156e. Abecedarium 7·919c; type 27527c. Abechuco, Sp. 28·149a (plan) ; 28·149b. A Beckett, Arthur William 1• 38d. -, GILBERT ABBOT 1·38c. -, Gilbert Arthur 1·38c. -, Sir William 1·38e. ABEDNEGO 1·38d ; 3·79d ; 7· 8 0 8a. Abejar, Sp. 25·530 (D2). ABEKEN, HEINRICH 1·38d. Abekuh, Pers. 21·1 8 8 ( BZ ) ; 21·1 94b. ABEL (son ot Adam) 1·39a ; 1·62d ; Manichaean tradi· tion 17·574b ; in l\Iandaeim mythology : see Hibil. ABEL, SIR FREDERICK Augustus 1·39a ; 21·322c. -, Karl von 3 ·54 9 d · 20 ·372b. -, KARL FRIEDR iCH 1·39c. -, NIELS HENfllK 1·39c ; 9·719a ; 11·323i:J ; 24·670b. -, 0. 5·774a ; 5·775a. -, Robert 7·442b ; 7·4 4 6c. -, THOMAS 1·40a. Abel., Ala. 1·460 (D2). -, Pal. 7·791b. -, is!., Arct. 21·938 (B2). ABELARD, PETER 1·40a; 24· 3 5 1 a ; atonement 26· 7 7 8 a ; Bernard o f Clairvaux 24· 35l d ; biblical criticism 3· 860d ; bthics 9·824c '; theo­ logical standpoint 6·341c. Abel · beth • maacah, Pal. 7• 857c. Abele : see White Poplar. Abelespelen 8·499e ; 8·72 1c. Abeleus (pseud. ) : see Abelin, Johann Philipp. Abel heat test 7·139e. 3 0 3c. tg:n:,n�l� :fJ"� 6J.7 - group 12·627a. - integral 11·324a. ABELIN, JOHANN PHILIPP 1·41d. Abeling, Theodor 19·639c, Abelitae, tribe 1·39a. Abell, Thomas : see Abel. Thomas. Abella, It. : see Avella Vecchla.. Abellinates 3·53a. Abellinum, It. : see Avellino. Abel-meholah, Pal. 9·274a. Abelmoschus esculentus : see Gumbo. - moschatus : see Musk okra. Abel-Pensky tester 21·322d. Abel's fuse 7 · 1 1 0a. Abel-Shittim (Bible geog.) 15· 5 1 7 d. Abelungu 15·628a.. ABENCERRAGES 1·42a ; 12• 3 36a. -, Hall ot the 1·658b ; 2·4 2 6 b. ABENDANA (theologians) 1• i2a. Abendberg, Switz. 26·242 (D3). "Abendempfindung" (Mozart) 25·408b. ABENEZRA 1·42b ; 13·I73c ; biblieal criticism 3· 8 60 d, 14·863b. Aben·meh (chron.) 6·317b. Abenner (legendary king) 3• 404a. Abe·nohirafu (Japanese gen era!) 15·193b. ABENSBERG, Bav. 1·4 2 d : (C4) ; battle (1 8091

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ABEOKUTA, Nig. 1·42a ; tg. Aberdeen and North of Scot­ land Agricultural College 6 7 8 (A4) ; 7·736a ; railwaye 1 · 4 1 4b. 16·7 4a. -, dist., Nig. 16 · 7 3d ; liquor - Angus Cattle 1·408d ; 5·540 (Pl. II.) ; 20· 3 9 8c. traffic 16·7 4a. Ab epistulis (secretary) 12· - Breviary 4-50 4c . Aberdeen Daily F'ree Press 1g. 802a ; 23·650a. Aber, Wales g.428 (V. C l ) . 5 65 c. Aberaeron , \Vales g-428 (V. Aberdeen Journal 1g·565c. Aberdeen Philosophical So ­ C3) ; 5·320a. Aberaman, \Vales g-428 (V. ciety 3 · 5 8 3 c ; 23 ·5 l h . ABERDEENSHIRE, Sco t. 1· E4) ; 1·45b. Aberangell, W ales g.428 (V. 49d ; 24· 4 1 2 ( F2 ) ; 24-4 1 9a . Aberdevine : see Siskin. D2). Aber·Arth, Wales g.428 (V. Aberdour, Scot. (Aberdeen)

24· 4 1 2 (F2).

C3).

ABERAVON, Wa les 1·43b ; g. ABERDOUR. Scot. (Fife) 1· .52c ; 24- 4 1 8 (E2). • 42 8 (V. D4). Aberayon, \Vales : see Aber · ABERDOVEY, Wales 1 ·5 2d ; aeron. g.428 (V. C2). Aber-barri, \Vales : see Barry Aberfeldig, S.Afr. 13-22b. Islan d, dist. Aberfcldy, Scot. 24·4 1 8 ( D 1 ) ; Aberbrot hoc k ( Arbroath ), 21-263a. Aberffraw, Wales g.428 (V. Abbot of 3-71 Ob. Aber·Carfan, Wales g.428 (V. B l ) ; g. 1 3 6d. -, b ay, Wales g.428 (V. B 1 ) . D3). ABERCARN, Wales 1·43c; g. Aberford, Yorks. 28·933 ( D 1 ) ; 28·935a. 428 (V. E4). Aberchalder, Scot. 14-720b. ABERFOYLE, Scot. 1·52 d ;

Aberchirder, (F2).

Scot.

24·412

24· 4 1 8 (C2 ) ; 21-262b. - group (geol.) 8·660c.

Abercius, St g.871b ; 22·262c. Aberg, mt., Aus. 5-347a. Abercorn, earls and dukes of : Abcrgavenny, barons, earls and marq uesses 1·53b : see see H am ilton (family) and also Neville family. Hamilton, marquesses and -, Edward Neville, b aron 1g. dukes of. ABERCORN, JAMES HAMIL· 457d ; 28·863a. ton, 2nd duke of 1·43o ; 23· ABERGAVENNY (Gobannium), Monm. 1·53a ; g.428 265a. -, JAMES HAMILTON, 1st (V. F4) ; 4•584 (B6) ; 15· 335d. earl of 1·43c ; 20·5 20c .

Abercorn, Rhod. (N.E . ) 23·260 (Cl l : 4·59 7b ; 23· 266c. -, Rhod. (S.) 25-466 (K1). -, Scot. 24·418 (E3·2) ; 22· 7 32a ; 1'7· 1 9b. ABERCROMBIE, JOHN 1 · 43c . Abercrombie, Ala. 1·460 (B3). -, N.Dak. 1g·7 8 0 ( H3 ) . -, N•S.W. 1g·538 ( E 4 ) . - , Scot. : se e S t 1\Ionance. ABERCROMBY, DAVID 1· 43d. -, PATRICK 1·43d. -, SIR RALPH 1· 44b ; g. 553c; Cari b rebellion 24·50 d ; Egyptian campaign 1g. 23 4c, 9·106d ; Grena da 12· 5 7 8d ; N ctl.erlands cam­ paign 11 ·1 7 81J . -, Ralph (meteorologist) 6· 558c. -, Sir Robert 7-92b. Abercromby, Scot. : see St Monance. 24· 4 1 8 Scot. Aberdalgie, ( D ·E2). Aberdar (Sen·ian poet) 24· 697d.

ABERDARE, HENRY A USTIN Bruce, l st baron 1·44d ; 8· 9 7 5 b ; 9· 5 7 5a ; 28· 267 c . ABERDARE, Wales 1·4 5 b ; g-428 (V. D4). -, mts., Br.E.Afr. : see Sat­ tima. - and Glamorgan cana' 28 · 261 a. Aberdaron, \Vales g.42d (V. B2 ). -, bay, Wales g.428 (V. B2).

Abergcldie, castle, Scot. 24• 4 1 2 (E2) ; 3 ·2 84b. Abergcle, Wales g.428 (V. D 1 ); 8 ·1 8c. Aberglaslyn, 6 1 4a .

pass, Wales 3·

Aberglasney, mansion, Wales 5·357b.

Abergorlech, Wales g.428 (V.

C4).

( Abergwau n ), \Vales : see Fishguard. Abergwesyn, Wales g-428 (V. D3).

Abergwaen

Abergwili.

Wales

g-428

C4) ; 5·3 5 6d. Abergynolwyn, Wales (V. D2).

(V.

Abes, mts., Sp. 21-6l lb. Abesh (people) 18·958c. Abeshr, Fr.Cong. 11•99 ( B1 ) ;

11·100b. Ab esukh ( B abyl onian k ing) 3 · 1 04 a. Abetifi, Go.Cst. 12·203 (B3s). ABETTOR 1 · 6 1 b. ABEYANCE 1·61 c ; 12·117c. Abgals, tribe 25·3 80b. Abgar I. 26·31ld.

- II. 8·93la.

- v. 1·61d. - VJI. 8-931a.

-VIII. oriX. 1·61d ; 21· 21 9 a ;

26· 31 2a ; 8·931b : 20·354a. Abgar Epistles 2· 1 8 2d. isis., N.G. 1g·487 ( G l ). Abgeordnetenhaus ( Prussia) 22·5 2 1 b. Abgesang (German verse ) 18· Abgarris,

547d.

Abguig, Egy. : see Ebgig. Abhar Rud, riv., Pers. : Shureh Rud .

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see Abkhasia. Abh disho ( Nestorian scholar) 26 · 3 1 6c. ABHIDHAMMA 1·62 a ; 4· Abhasia,

dist.,

Russ. :

747c.

Abhijit (astr on . ) 28·9 9 5 d. Abhira, India 20 · 1 28c. -, tribe 14·62 5 b. Abhisara .(Indian prince ) 1· 548c.

ABHORRERS 1·62b. Abhsamya (Syriac writer) 26· 3 1 3d. Abia, Gr. 12-HO ( D 4 ) ; 18· 1 9 1 b ; 21·544a.

Abiad, cape, Pal. 20-602 (C2 ) ; 21 · 4 4 9c. -, cape, Tun. : see Blanc. -, mt., Turk. A s. 16-:HGd. -, plateau, Sud. 8·41 4d. -, riv., Mor. 18·851 (D2 ) ; 18· 852 a. -, Dahr el, riv. : see White Nile . -, Deir el, monastery, Egy. g. 25b ; g.77b ; architecture 2·391c, 2·232a. Abiasaph (b i b!. ) 22·536a. ABIATHAR 1·62c.

Abibaal (of Tyre) 7·857b. g.428 ABIC � 0. W. H. VON 1·62c ; 2·32ua ; on Daghestan 7· Aberhosan, "'ales g-428 (V. 7 29c ; on B eshtau Mts. 25D 2). 81 Gb. A B E R I G H • M A C K A Y, Ab ich ite 1 · 62 c. George Roland 1·53b. Abid b. A'>ras 18·633d. Aberkenfig, Wales g.428 (V. - b. Sharya 2·2 7 3c. - el·Ghariani 1S-6:�5d. D4). Abrjona, riv., Mass. 28·706c. Ab i Diz (and similar names), rivers � see under Diz, &c. A berl ady, Scot. 24·418 (F2) ; Abidjan, Fr. W.Afr. : see 12-1 96b . Abijcan. -, bay, Scot. 24- 4 1 8 (F2). Aberlemno, Scot. 24· 4 1 8 ( F 1 ) ; Abiek, Pers. : see Abyek. 10-661d. Abies (balsamea, magnifica, pectinata) : see S ilver fir. Aberllynfi, Wales g.423 (V. - brunoniana 13·4 7 4a. E3). - canadensis : see Hemlock Aberlour, Sc ot. 24-4 1 2 (E2). spruce. Abernant, Ala. 1··160 (ll2). - ce phal onica 12· 4 2 7 d. -, \Va les (Breco n . ) 4·485 c. -, \Vales (Carmar then. ) g-42 8 - cilicica : see Cilician silver

fir. (V. C4). - coucola : see White silver fir. Abernethy, George 20- 2 4 9 d . -, JOHN (divine) i·53b ; 27· - excel sa : see Norway spruce. 5 95d. harbour, -, JOHN (surgeon ) 1·53 d ; 1· - nigra : see B lack spruce. Aberdaugleddua, Wales : see Milford Haven. - nordmanni a 5· 5 5 0d. 9 3 8a ; 26· 1 29a. Aberdeen, earls of 12·24 8a . Abernethy, Scot. (Inverness.) - orientalis 5· 5 5 0d. ABERDEEN, GEORGE GOR· - religiosa : see Oyamel. 24- 4 1 2 (E2). don, 1st earl of 1·4.5c. -, Scot. (Perth.) 24·418 (E2) ; - sibirica : see Si beri an sil21·263b. -, GEORGE HAMILTON ver fir. Gordon, 4th earl o( 1·46a ; Abernytc, Scot. 24-4 1 8 (E2). - subalpina : see Mountain 9·561c ; g.565b. balsam. Aberpenar, \Vales : see Moun· -, J ohn Ca mpbell G ordon, ta in Ash . Abietic acid 23· 1 83b. 7th earl o( 1·47b ; 14· 7 84c ; Aberporth, \Vales g • .Jo28 (V. Abietincac 12·7 59d foil. 14· 7 8 8c. Abietis resina : see FrankB3). i ncense, comm on. Aberdeen, Cape Col. 25·466 ABERRATION 1 · 54a ; o( opti· cal systems 16·6 l3c, 8·244a ; Abiezer, tribe 12•2a. (G9) ; 5·232d. ABIGAIL 1·62c. 21·5 07a. -, Fla. 10·540 (D6). -, constant of 1·55c ; deter­ Abigail (astron. ) : see Andro­ -, Ky. 15·740 (B3). mination o! 26·91a ; value -, Md. 17·828 ( G l ). meda. -, )!iss. 18·600 ( D2) ; 18·600c. of 20· 7 6 1c. Abigei (law) 16·209d. -, N.C. 1g·7 7 2 (C2). Aber-see, lake, Aus. 24·106d. Abihu (hibl.) 10·7 5 d ; 1 -4a ; Abersoch, Wales g.428 (V. 16·516b. -, N . S .W . 1g·53 8 ( F3 ). B 2 ) ; 5·36la. -; 0. 20·26 (C7). Ah·i · Istadah , Afg. 14· 376 (C3 ) ; ABERDEEN, Scot . 1·47h ; ABERSYCHAN, I\!onm. 1·61a ; 2·4 7 5 b ; 3 ·292 a. 24·4 12 (F2) ; 1·5 1 d ; battle g . 4 2 8 (V. E4). ABIJAH (king) 1-62d ; 3· break­ Abert, lake, Oreg. 20-242 (E5) ; (1644) 12·4l l d ; 828c ; 7-784b ; 15·377b. water 4·4 8 0d : local govern· 20-243b. - (priest) 1·62d. ment 24·429b, 13·8 1 7 d ; Aber Tawy, Wales : see Swan· - (son of Jeroboam) 1·62d. statistics 24·41 9d, 24·428a ; sea. - (son of Samuel) 1·62d. steam trawling 27·219b ; Aberteifi, Wales : see Cardigan. Abijam : see Abijah. university 27·761a, g.299b, Ahertha, Scot. : see Perth . Abi.iean, Fr.W.Afr. 11 · 2 0 4 16•555b. Aberthaw, East, \Vales : see (EG) ; 15· 9 9b. ABERDEEN, S. Dak . 1 · 49 c; 25 · East Aber tha w. Ab+Kurang, riv., Pers. : see 506 (G2) : 28 · 5 0 5 d . ABERTILLERY,l\Ionm. 1·61a; Karun. -, Was h. 28 · 35 4 (A-B2 ) . g-428 (V. E4). ABILA, Syr. ( Ab ilene ) 1 · 62 d ; -, canal, Scot. 24· 4 2 5a . Aberuncate 3·.o 9a. 20 ·602 (E l ). -, harbour, China : see Shek· Aberuthven, Scot. 24· 4 1 8 (D2). ABILA, Sn. (Perea) 1·63a ; pywan. ABERYSTWYTH, Wales 1· 211·602 (D3). -, isis., China 13 ·6 5 8a . 61a; g.428 (V. C3 ) ; 4·48 5 d ; ABILDGAARD. N. A. 1·63a. -, lake, Can. 6·160 (K3) ; 8· castle "5·320c, 12·120d ; col· Abilene, Kan. 15•654 (E 2 ). 6150. lege 1•414a, 27• 7 7 l d, g.7a. -, Tex. 26· 690 (H3).

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photometry 21 · 5 3 1 d , 21• Abil·es-Suk, Syr. : see Abila 5 32 b ; spectroscopy 25·63lc, 6·729c. ( Abilene). Abil-ez·Zeit, Syr. : see Abila Abney Park, cemetery, Loud. 5·659c. . ( Perea ). Ability and Good Conduct Abnicum, Rnss. : see Ani. Medal 18·17 c. Abnoba, di st. , Ger. : see Ahilot, Urw de 28 -8 20b. Black Forest. Nig. 1g·678 (C5) ; Abil·Sin (Babylonian king) 3· Abo, 1 06b. 14·223c. ABIMELECH (of Gerar) 1· ABO, Huss. 1 · 6 6 d ; 23·8 7 2 ( B 3 ) ; 6 3a ; 1·70b : 21·403h. fir es 10·402a ; observatory - (of Tyre) 21· 4 5 1a. 1g·958d ; treaty { 1 8 1 2 ) 26• 2 1 0c ; university 4·377b. ABIMELECH (son of Jerub· baa!) 1·63b. -, Peace of (17 4 3 ) 26 · 20 7 b ; Abinadab (bib!.) 2·549d. 3-4ld ; g.284b. Abingdon, Edmund, Archbp. : -, tribe 1-3:>oa ; 5· 1 l l c ; Ian• see Edm und , St. guage 3·359c. ABINGDON, Berks. 1-6:lc ; 9· Aboa.b, I saac 13 - 1 74b. 420 (III. E3) ; architec­ Abo Academy : see Helsingture 2·420d ; geology 3· fors University. 7 8 2 d ; jute weaving 15·606b ; Ab oard (diet. ) 4-95a. sanctuary 24· 1 :30a. Abobas 1 · 2 1 2 b . ABO·BJORNEBORG, Russ. 1• -, Ia . 14·7 3 2 ( E3 ). 6 7 a ; 23 ·8 72 (B3 ) ; 10-383a. -. Ill. 14 · 304 (ll3). -, Md. 17·8:.8 (G2) ; 2 · 7 l 5d. ABODE ( law) 1.·678.. Abode of Love 1·:l65d. -, Va. 28· l l 8 (C1). -, isl., Pac.O. : see Pinta. Abodrite, dist., N .Eur. 6· ABINGER, J. S., 1st baron 1• 223a. 63d. Abogado s fi scales (officials) Abinger, Sur. 16·942 (C4). 25· 5 36a. ABINGTON, FRANCES 1• Aboh, Nig. : see Abo. 64b. Aboite, Ind. 14-422 (G3). Abington, Conn. 6 ·9 5 2 (G2). -, riv., I n d. 14-422 (02). -, Ind. 14·422 (G5). Ab olitio (law) 27·74a. -, Mass. 17·852 (E·F2). Abolitionists 16·54:3c ; 27, -, Pa. 21 · 1 0 6 (16). 700b ; 5·2c ; 28·589d. -, Queens. 2·960 (03). Abolla (costume) 7·236a. -, Scot. 24·412 (E 4). ABOMASUM 1·6 7b ; 1 ·6 6 7 d . Ab ington cap 1·64 c. ABOMEY, Dab. 1•67b ; -, Little, Cambs. g.424 (IV. 11·204 ( G 5 ) ; 7· 7 36d. C2). ABOMINATION (diet.) 1·67b. Abini, It. 1·246a. Ab onnement (taxation) 1g. Abino, point, Out. 1g·59 6 (A3). 994b. A binsi, Nig. 1g·678 (D4) ; 19· Abonou-teicbos, Asia 1\I. : see 3 5c. lneb oli. Abiod, riv., Sah. 1 1·204 ( B 1 ). A b ony, Hung. 3·4 (F3). Abio dh ·Sidi ·Sh eikh , Alg. 1 · 6 4 3 Abonyi, Ar ad 13-930b. (B2 ) . A boo, mt., ndia : see Abu. ABIOGENESIS 1·64c; 3 · 1 5 8a ; Abora, dist., Go.Cst.. 12·204a. Kant 10 • 28a ; Lamarck - (religion) : see Acoran. 16 • 1 0 1 c ; Leeuwen hoek Abordso, Swed. 1g·800 (E3). 16·37 1 b ; Pasteur 20 ·89 3 c ; ABOR HILLS, d is t., India Schwann 24-388b. 1·67c ; 14-:H 6 (QG). Ab·i·Panja, C.Asia : see Panj. ABORIGINES 1 ·6 7 c ; 16·681a. ABIPONES, tribe 1·65a ; 8· - Protection Society· 1·67d. 351c ; 14·51 6a. Abors, tri be 1· 67 c ; 7 · 8 2 5c ; Ab iquiu, N., 1\Iex. 1g·520 g.38 3 a. ( D 1 ). ABORTION 1 · 67d ; medical Abir (powder) 14·3 5 0d. jurisprudence 1 8· 2 7 c ; syph· Abira, Fr.Cong. 11·99 ( B 2 ) ; veterinary ilis 27 • 98 5 b ; 11·101 b. science 28·1 Oa. Ahiram (bibl.) 1g·864c. Aboso, G o . Cst . 12·203 (B4), Abisanga, tribe 6·924d ; 1· .Aboth 13·468a. 329 c. A b otrites, race : see O b otrites. Abisa.res : see Ab h isara . Abou, mt., India : see Abn. Abish (Persian princess) 21· Abou Debi, A rab. : see Abu 226a. Dhabi. Abisha b. Phinehas 24- 1 l la. ABOUKIR, Egy. 1 ·69 a ; g.22 Abishag (bibl.) 1 · 2 1 2a ; 5· (A·B l ) ; 5·203c ; Aber• 2 16d ; 5·2 1 7 b. cromby's landing 1·44d ; Abishai (bib!.) 7 · 8 5 6c ; 14• b a ttle ( 1 7 9 9 ) 18·78c ; Bri· 290c. tish expedition ( 1 882) g. Abishua (Babylonian king) : 1 2 1 a. see Abesukh. -, bay, Egy. g.22 ( B 1 ) ; g-2lc; Abissa, tribe : see Habashat. battle ( 1 7 9 8 ) : see Nil!', Abistada : see Ab·i-Istadah. battle of the. Springs, La. 17 ·5 4 -, lake, Egy. g.22 (A·B l ) ; Abita (C·D 6 ) . 9·22b ; g - 107c. Abitensis, N.Afr. 1·360b. Abou K lea, Sud. : see Abu ABITIBBl, lake and riv., Can. Klea.. 1·6 5 b ; 20· 1 1 4 ( D l ). Aboullionia (Aboulliontc),lake, Abitur, .Joseph 13· 1 7 2 a.. Turk. A s. : see Abu lliont Geul. Abitur ien ten Exam en 8· 965 a ; Abou Simbel, Egy. : see Abu 1 0· 4 5 a. Simbel. Abiward, dist., Asia 21·2 1 6a. ABOUT, E. F. V. 1·69a ; 11• Abiwin, Can. 20· 1 1 4 (ll1). 148d. ABJURATIQN, 1·65b. Above par (diet.) 20·745d. -, Act of 13·596a. Aboyne, viscts. and ea rls of : - -, oath of 1g·942c. see also Huntly, earls and Abilene, prov., Syr. : see Abila.

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Omar : med. 39c ; 27 ·8 4 1a ; Copenhagen - lshmail al-Basra 2·27 6a. see Zamakhshari. statue 7·97b. Abu Ahmed, Sud. : see Abu Ahuja, Nig. 19·678 ( C3 ) ; - Kasim Mahommed : sa Hamed. - (Nestorian) 26·865c. 19·250b. Absaraka, N.Dak. 19·780d Kaim. -- (bp. of Nisibis) 9 · 6 78 c . Abu Ahmed M owaffak : see - Ja'far al·Hazin 1•618a. (G3). - Kasim Mansur : see Fir · t\braham, Utah 27 · 8 1 4 (B3). Absaroka, forest, Mont. 18· l\Iowaffak. Abu Ja'far Ahme d 18 ·6 45 b. dousi. -, bay, Can. 5·160 (R3). - Ainan : see Faris I. 7 53d ; 28·912a. - Ja'far al·Mansur : see Man­ - Akil Labid b. Babi'a : see -, ruts., \Vyo. 28·9 1 2a . Abulkhair ( 1 5th cent.) 18· -, Jake, J\Ie. 17·434 (DJ). sur. al· 7 19b ; 4·157b. Labid. -, mt., 1\Ie. 17·434 (B3-4) ; -, tribe : see Crows. Mahorumed - Ja'far Absarokee, Mont. 14·2 7 6 (E3). - Ali al-Hasan ibn Alhasan : 17·434b. Khwarizmi : see Mahom· - (18th cent .) 15·8 2 8 d. see Selama ibn ,Abraham and Isaac 9-614d. ABSCESS 1·74b ; 20 ·9 1 8d ; see A!hazen. med ben l\Iusaal Khwarizmi. - Selama : Abd al-Wahal. Abraham, Apocalypse of 2· cerebral 8·794d ; dental 8· - Ali ai-IIasen ibn Rani : see - Kamil (theologian) 17 • 423c. Abu Nuwas. Abu 'I Khattab (theologian) 1 7 2d. 51c ; gall-bladder 16·803c ; Abukir, Egy. : see A boukir. A.braham, Era of 4·1 003d. 17·423c. joint 15·488b ; liver 8· - Ali Hasan : see Rokn ad- ABU KLEA, Sud. 1 · 7 9a ; 26·9 ABRAHAMITES 1 · 7 2 b . 268a, 8·785d, 16·803a ; lung dania. (C2 ) ; battle (1 884) 9·124b ; Abull, mts., Cauc. 5·554a. l\Iahdist occupation 9·128d. Abulliont Genl, lake, Tnrk.As. ABRAHAM·MEN 1·72b. 17·126b ; mastitis 17·529c ; - Ali Mansur : see Hakim. p ancreatic 20·67 4c ; pros­ - Ali Shatranji : see Shatranji. - Kobais, mt., Arab. 17·95 1 b ; 2·760 (C2) ; 19· 1 15d ; 2· Abrahamovitch, David von 758c. tatitis 4·�0c ; pyaemia 24· - Amir 17·407c. 3·36a. 24·6 4 9c. - Amr b. al·Ala 18 ·6 4 4a. Abraham, Plains of, Can. ; Abuksa; Egy. 9·26a ; 10·21 9d. Abu 'I Mahasim (historian) 653b ; scalp 24·286c. 9·105b ; 2·27 5d. battle ( 1 759) 22·72 7c, 22· Abschied von Abukuma, mts., Jap. 15·160c. Innspruck - Anga 12·232a. Abu - Arish, Turk.As. 2 · 264 -, riv., Jap. 15·156 (M8) ; - Mahasim Yusuf : see A ziz (folk-song) 25·404c. 7 2 8c. (D5) ; 28·913d. (diet.) 1· 7 4 d ; 15·159d. Jamal al-din, Yusuf. Abraham's Bosom : see Lim­ ABSCISSA Abu Aun 5·40b. bus Patrum. A bula, Sp. : see Avila. - Maimun Abd al-Majid : see 11·712d. Abubacer : see · Ibn Tufail. - day 10·137b. Hafiz. ABSCISSION (diet.) 1·74d. Abu' I Abbas (amir) : see Ah· - Mansur Ismail : see Zafir. Abu Baihas ul Haitham 17· med l. Abrahamson, W. H . F. 8·39d ; ABSCOND (diet.) 1 · 7 4 d. 423a. 8·410. Abse (in architecture) : see - Abbas (caliph) 5·40d; battle Abu-1-Muneggi Canal, Egy. Abubakar 15·476b. 9·27d. Abraham, Testament of 2·114b ; Apse. of Greater Zab 1 · 1 0 c ; pro· Abu 'I Muza:fl'ar Nasr 21·248d. Abu Bakr (Mansur, Saif al-din) Absecon, N.J. 19·502 (C5). clamation 5·40b. 26·666a. - Narsi Parsar 3·262b. 9·92b ; 9 · 1 0lb. Abrak Rada. mt., Arab. 2· -, bay, N.J. 19·502 (C-D5). - Abbas (poet) 21·2 4 8 d . 1·80b ; 1· - Dakr (Almoravide chief) - Abbas Abdullah II. 10 · 2 02 c ABU·L·QASIM -, inlet, N.J. 19·502 (D5). 264 (D2) ; Z·258b. 926b ; surgical writings 26· 1 · 7 1 7 c. -, lighthouse, N.J. 2·855a. - Abbas Ahmed : see Ibn Abralia 5·701c. 1 2 7a, 18•45c. Khallikan. Abram : see Abraham (bib!. ). - Beach, N.J. 19·502 (D5) ; - Dakr (Amir) 18·856b ; 18· 860a. - (Abi·ramu) 3·104a ; 1 · 7 1C. 2·855a. - Abbas al-lllotadid : see Mo­ Abul Qasim Umar : see Ibn Ji'arid. - Bakr (Fars) 23·992d.; 3· tadid. Abram, Lanes. 16·139 (C2) ; ABSENCE (diet.) 1· 7 4 d. - Rakamak 9·1 05c. Abul-afar (Df Sicily) 25·32c. 214c ; 24·989b. ABSENTEEISM 1 ·7 5a. 16·HOa. Absentee Shawnees, tribe - Dakr (Malik a! Adil Saif al­ Abulafia, A. (of Saragossa) - Saraya 5·46b. -, field of, Pal. 3·865b. Abulug, riv., P.Is. 21·392 18·193d ; 13· 1 74b. din) : see Adil I. Abramis : see Dream. 20·61 a. (Cl). Abu Lahab 17· 405d ; 15·903b. - blicca : see \Vhite bream. Absentee, The (Edgeworth) - Bakra 5·28a. Abu 'l wafa (of Ramadan) - Bakr Abd ul Qahir : see Abu 'I 'Aish Ahmed 18·859d. Abramo ed lsac (Belcari) 14• 8·935a. 12·870c. Jurjani. ABU·'L·'ALA UL·MA'ARRI Absher, III. 14·304 (D6). 905c. - (math.) : see Abulwefa. - Bakr Lawik 11·917d. -, Ky. 15·740 (C3). 1·79a ; 2·272c. Abrams, Wis. 28·740 (E·F4). -Bakr Mahommed b. ul Abu'l Arab Ibn Minsha 17· Abul Walid Abdullah : see Abrantes, Junot, duke of : Absinta, Rhod. 25·466 (l\11). Ibn Faradi. Haran : see Ibn Duraid. 430d. see Junot. ABSINTHE 1 · 7 5 a ; 9·169b ; - Dakr Mahommed b. Zaka­ - Aswa) : see Adam (de Ia Hale). Adanero, Sp. 25·530 (C2). Adang, is!. Mal.Pen. 17•473 (A3). Adang Bay, Bor. 4·257 (C3). Adang-me, dist,, Go.Cst. 12·203 (C4). " �, tribe 12·204a ; dialect 12�u4b. Adans : see Adenes le Rol. 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Addah, Go.Cst. 12·203 (C4) ; 12·204c.

Addai : see Thaddaeus.

Addala• shuogchol •meer, mt., Cane. 5i·55:>b. ADDAMS, JANE 1·183d. Adda Mullah : see Hadda Mullah. Addanki, India 14·382 (Hl2). Addan·tso, lake, China, 6•168 C D3). Addar, Ra.s, Tun. : see Bon, cape. ADD AX 1·183d; 2·90b ; 9·45b. Ad Decimum� battle (533) 5 · 43la ; 20·8o5b. Add M. • •ee -, Kirkton ot, Scot. : see Kirk· .A.it.utaki, is!., Pac.O. 20•436 (II. B·C3) ; 15·955b, Atlsite �-�;> 9 b. Zalkha, Ain. ton of Airlie. (K6 ) ; 7·73b ; 7·72b, Ajassa, Nig, 14·312a.

l84 " Aki " (battleship) 24·903b. Akiba b. Joseph : see Aqiba. (C6) ; 4· 5 8 9a. 27·829o. 9·1 1 8d. Akik, riv•� .Arab. 18·64d. -, GULF OF, Arab. 1•453o ; Aken, Rein van 8·7 20o. see Akil (Ali s brother) 17· 4 10a ; van : -��,..Hieronymus 2·264 (B2) ; 9 · 1 1 9a. 5· 2 7 o. l:losch, Jerome. Akabah, mt., Trip. 7· 7 0 3o. Aken, Ger. : see Aix·la Chap · Akilll Kamchik, riv., Bulg. : Aka-bash o : see Basho -fu. see Kamchik, Akilli. elle. Akabll, Sah. 1·320 (D2). Akademle der 'Vissenschaften AKEN, Sax. 1·454d ; 11·808 Akils (rei. ) 8· 60 4 b. .Ak!m, dist., Go.Cst. 12·203 (D3). (Berlin) 1· 9Bc. (B3) ; 1·125b. - der 'ViB'lenschaften (�ann· AKENS IDE, MARK 1·454d ; -, tribe 12-204a ; 1·329d. 20· 2a. heim) 1·9 8o. - der Wissenschaften (�un­ Aker, Swed. (Jonkoping) 26· Akimiski, is!., Can. 5·160 (N5 ) ; 15· 7 1 4b. 1 9 0 (C3). lch) 1·98o. Akagi-san, mt.. Jap. 15·157d. -, Swed. (Stockholm) 26·190 Akin, Colo. 6·722 (B2). -, Ill. 14·304 (D6). (E2). Akahaina, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 Akinetes (bot.) 1·588d. -, riv., Nor. 6-279d. (L-l\16) ; 20· 96 6c. Akinfarm, Ark. 2·!>52 (C3). AKA HILLS, dist., India. 1• Akerblad, J. D. 9·57b. .Akinjis 15· 1 5 1 a ; 27·449b. Akerite 18·802a. 454a. ; 14- 3 7 6 (P6). Akerkuf, Turk.As. 2·374o ; 3• Akins, Okla. 20·58 (G2). A.kahito (poet) 15 · 1 69a. Akinsville, Mo. 18·608 (D3). 197c. Akaiusha : see Achaeans, Akir, Pal. 20-602 (B.S) ; 9·140a. AKERMAN, JOHN 1·455d. Akaketa, Hermes 13 ·3 6 9o. Akiroro. is!., Jap. 15·156 (P5). Aka Khel, tribe 1·361 d ; 1· -, Nils 16· 7 2 Bb. Akerman, Russ. ; see Akker· Akishino-dera, temple, Jap.15· :J 6 2b. 1 7 7a. Akakia (Voltaire) 28·202b. man. or, lake, Scot. 24· Akita, Jap. 15·156 (L7) ; 13· Ake Akakus, mts., N.Af. 27·289o. 52 3d ; 15-204d. 6 Ak·alan, Asia M. 22·605b. Akita Fuji , mt., Jap. : see Akalis ( Sikh class) 25 ·87 a ; Akers, B. P. 22·1 2 0b . Chiokaizan. Akers, La. 17 ·5 4 (C6). 14·420c ; 22· 892 c. Akalkot, India 14·382 ( G l l ) ; Akers-Douglas, Aretas 3·252a. Akitoye (Yomba king) 16·74c. Nor. 19 · 8 0 4 Akitu, festival of 21·124a. Akershus, co 1·454a. Akiyuri, is!.. Jap : see Akiroro. ( D2 ) ; 19 · 8 03a. AKALKOT, state, India 1• Akizzi (Egyptian governor) 5· -, fortress, Nor. 6·279d. 454a ; 4· 1 8fia. 141c. Akersloot, Holl. 13·588 (B2). Akan, W.Af. 12·204a. Akka, l\lor. 18·851 (C-D4) : 18· Akanthou, Cyprus 7·696 (map) Akersville, Ky. 15·7 40 (C4). �53a. A.kanyaru, riv., E.At. 19 •6 93 Ak Geul, lake, Turk.As, 2• -, Pal. : see Acre, 760 (E4) ; 2 7 58b (B·C8) ; 19•694a.

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AKKAD, Baby!. 1·457a ; 3·

25·

1·84d ;

19·693 (C6) ; 300a.

5· -, dist., India 1·458a ; 681c. Akontae : see Conjugatae. Akorninarmint, Green. 12·5 43 (F5). Akot, India 14· 382 (G9). Akoten, Jap. 15·156 (A·B15l. · Akpa (dialect) 3 · 3 5 7 d. Akpatok, is!., Can. 5-160 (Q3). Akposso, tribe 26·1 0 4 6 c. .AliTa, Go.Cst. : see Accra. -, citadel, Jerusalem 17·198a ; 15·395b. -, mt.s., Turk.As. 26·306a. ; 2· 1 3 0c. Akra (dialect) : see Ga. Ak{9J'J"tine, dist., Arah. 14· . Akragas, Sic. : see Agrigentum. Akre, Pal. : see Acre. Akreyri, Ice. : see Akureyri. Akritas, cape, Gr : see Gallo. Akritas, .Apollo 2· 1 85b. Akrokerrl, Ash . 12·203 (B3). Akron, Ala. 1·460 (B3). -, Colo. 6·722 (G1). -, Ia. 14·7 32 (A2). -, Ind. 14·422 (E2).

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-, Mich. 18·372 (G6),

-, N.Y. 19·596 (ll2). AKRON, 0.1·458a; 20·26 (G2). , Pa. 21·106 (06). Akropong, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4·

-

B3) ; 12·204c.

19· Akrostomum 19·364a ; 365c i 19 · 3 6 6 d. Akrotiri, bay, Cyprus 7·G91l (map). -, peninsula, Crete 7·418 (Bl );

7-418d.

Akroyd, Edward 12-843d. Aksa, el, mosque, Jerusalem 2·425c ; 15·334h ; 18 · 8 99c ; 2· 4 2 2 d. Aksa.i, Russ. 8· 40 6b. Ak sal, riv., Turkest. : see Aksu. .A ksaichin, region , C. Asia 6· 1 68 {C2). Aksakov, Ivan. R. 2-1 3!lA . Aksaria, riv., Afg. : see Khana· bad. Akserai, Turk.As. 2·760 (F3) : see also .Archelals. Akshara (rei.) 5 ·4 65d Akshaya (P ·•� · AMNAL

25·1061o. 5· 638c. Anio No'O'a, riv., It. 15·26 (C5). - Nevus, aqueduct 2·24 2a ; 25·1 06 lc. - Vetus, riv., It. 15·26 (C6). -, aqueduct 2·241c. Anis, mt., Fr. 16·482o. ANISE (Aniseed) 2·55o ; 21· 14 1c. Anisi, Russ. : see Ani. -, cape, Arct. 21·938 (B1). AnisJian group 27·260b. Anisic acid 2·55o. - aldehyde 2·55c. Anisocardia 16·123a. Anisochela 25·724b. Anisol 5·305a. Anisomerous 10·560o. Anisometropia 25·618a. Anisomyodi 3·978a. Aniso nema 1G-467b. Anisostemo!'toUB 10·565d. Anisotropic 7·586c : 6·962d. Anisus, riv., Aus. : see Enns. An ita, Ia. 14·732 (C3), - Pa. 21·106 (D·E3), -, mt., Colo. 6·722 (Cl). Anitorgis, S'p. : see Alcaiiiz. Aniva, bay, Russ.As. 24•54b. -, cape, Russ.As. 25·10 (K4). -, gulf, Russ.As. 25·10 (K4). Aniwa, Wis. 28·740 (D3). -, is!., Pac.O. 20·!36 (N9). Anizy-le-Chateau, Fr. 10�778 (F2). Anjanwel, India 14·382 (Ell). ANJAR, India 2·55d ; 14·376 (C8) ; 7·6 70c. Anjengo, India 14·382 (G15). Anjer, Mai.Arch. 15·284 (A2) ; 15·289d : 3• 356a. Anlidiv, is!., India 12·159d ; 4 ·1 89 b. lakes An Iondruinn (Morrison)

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(map) : 1•110d. 12·203c. Alps 1·7 46b : 1· 749a. Ankole, dlst., Ugan. 27 ·55 7 (A·B3) ; 27·558a : 20·398d. Anker, S ornlnd. 25·379 (E2). -, mt., Somlnd. 25·379 (E2). Ankerokorona, cape, Mad. 17• 271 (C2). Ankrom, Soot. : see Ancrum. -Ankula, Sib. 25·10 (F2). Ankus (elephant goad) 17· 424d. Ankwe, rlv., Nlg. 19·678 (D3). Ankyolorhynchae i8·901d. ANKYLOSIS 2·58d ; 9·251d. Ankylostoma 19·360d ; 19· 361a. - cernum 28·12c. - duodenalis 2·59a ; 26·905b. - trigonocephalum 28·12d. ANKYLOSTOMIASIS 2•58d ; 18·541c ; 23·190c ; emAnkobra (Snake), riv., Go.Cst. 12·203 (A4) ; Ankogel, mt.,

Annalong, Ire. 14·744 (F2) ; 8· 4 58a. ANNALS2·61a : 13·528b : Iceland 14·238d ; Ireland 5· 6 3 1a : medieval England 9• 58 3d : see also Annales. ·

Annaly, dist., Ire. : see Longford, county. 6 c; 4 9 b ; Cambodian encroachments, coin· : inhabitant• language 198b ; silk expo tation 25• a.

ANNAM 2• 1 14·498 (D2· F6) ; 1 ·4 0 5·84c : age 19·906c 27·5b ; 2·754b, 8· r 1 05 Annamaboe, Go.Cst. : see Anamabo. Anna Marla, Fla. 10·540 (D4). Anna Matilda (pseud.) : Cowley, Hannah. Annamoriah, W.Va.

see

28·560 (B3). Annan, James Craig 21·522b . ANNAN, Scot. 2·6�b ; 24·412 (E4) ; battle (1332) 3·257 b ; geology 8 ·664a. -, riv., Scot. 24·412 (E4) ; 8· 663b ; 2·63b ; , salmon fishery 8·664b. -, riv.t Queens. 2·952b. Annanaale, Minn. 18·550 (C5). -, N.J. 19·502 (C2). -, dist., Scot. 24·412 (E4) ; 4· 6 7 5o ; 8•443d ; geology 21· 17 6c. -, Sydney, N.S.W. 26·278 (B3) ; 26·279d. Annan!, lsi., Gr. 12•424 (F4). Anna Paulowna, dist., Holl. 19· 785b. ANNA PERENNA 2·63c : 14· 724a. Annapolis, III. 14·304 (E4). -, Ind. 14·422 (C5). ANNAPOLIS Md. 2·63c : 17· 828 (F3) : Naval Academy :

ANNE (Empress of Russia) 2· 68c ; :23.900b : 15 ·828 d. - Riris&ian princess) 28·168c. - B.1188ia.n queen) 24•646a. - Anne Marie, of Sardinia) 15·1 19d. · - (of Saxony : m. Augustus I.) 2·915b. - (of Saxony ; m. William the Silent) 17·90 9d, - (Anne Sophia, of Saxony) 15·459d. - (queen of Spain) 17· 92 4c : 21·385c. - (countess of the Viennois) 7·851a ; 7· 8 5 0c. - (Anne Hyde, duchess of York) 15·13 8 d ; 6·430b ; 27· 548d. Anne, riv., Fr. : see Aulne. ANNEALING 2·70d : 25· 1013b : of glass 12·87b : of stee1 14·8 0 7 d ; of swords26·

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Annooka, Russ. 23-872 (I. Dll). Annot, Fr. • 1 . Aunotta (diet.) Annoyance Jury of Annshit .(myth . ) : see ini . An1ma lex 23·555c. Annual parallax 20·760a.

10·778 (H6) Bay, W.I. 16· 3 3 2·75b. , 2·75b. N b (law) -� :97�a!3·766a ; 21-7554 ; J Annual Practice 22·408c. A3�';�� Register 4·8 26a : 8• ANNUITY 2·75b ; 19·270d ; abatement1·7o ; conversion 14·666a inheritance of 21• 256c ; lotteries 17·21 b ; P.O. savings bank 24·2Hb, 14• 674s., 22·189a. - Societies 11·220c. ANNULAR ( diet.) 2·78c. - eclipse 8·888a 1 2·78c. Annul aria (fossil) 8·128d 1 5• 311a : 20·5 ol.) 5·791a ; 5· 793c. - Anadyomene : see Anadyo­ mene. - Areia 2•167 d ; 2·455b, - Epitymbia 2·167c ; 16· 544c. Aphrodite, Hymn to 12·509a ; 26·1022d. Aphrodite Migonitis 12•779c. of Cnidus " " Aphrodite (statue) : see Aphrodite (above). "Aphrodite of Melos" (statue): see Venus of Milo. Aphrodite Pandemos 2·167d ; 8·848a ; 12·955d ; Scopas statue 9·279d. - Urania 2·167 d ; 12·485a ; statue 9·279d. Aphroditopolis, Egy, 9 • 40 (B2 ) ; 20·558c. Aphroditos 13•367c. Aphrophthora 21•758d. Aphrosiab, ruins, Russ.As. 24• 1 1 3a, Aphrosiderite 6·256d. Aphrothoraca 13·233d. Aphthartodocetae 18·733a ; 14·27 4b. Aphthartodocetism 15·600b. Aphthitalite 28·185c. Aphthongia 25•77la.

Api (Rucellai) 14·903d ;

14· 907c. Apia, Asia M. 21·544a. -, Pac.O. 20·436 (08). Apian, Peter (Petrus Apianus) 11·621b ; 14·630b ; 26· 328b. Apianus, Philip 17·645a. Apiarium (diet.) 1·774d ; 2· 16Sc. Apiarius (5th cent.) 5·194c. - (6th cent.) 8·855b. Apiary (diet.) 2·1 68c. Arical cell 21·739d. 2·1 68c. Apiculate 11·254d. (diet.) 2·168c : see also Bee-keeping, Apidae : see Bee. Apidanus, rjv., Gr. 12·440 ( D 1 ) ; 26·543a. Apidia, Gr. 12·424 (D4). Apigenin 22·7 42b ; 22·694d. Apingi, tribe 1·330b. Apiocrinidae 8·879a ; 28· 1014d. A.piocrinus 15·570a. 2·168c ; 6·491 d ; 12· 124d. Apipe Rapids, S.Am. 2·468b ; 21·787c. Apir, Pers. : see Elam. Apiranthe, Gr. 7·681c. Apis (constellation) : see Musca australis. - (insect.) : 3·627d ; develop­ ment 3·626b (fig.) ; wax· glands 3·627b. - (dorsata) 13·655c. - (mellifica) : see Bee (Honeybee). - (peronii) 13·654b. - (testacea) 13·655c. - (unicolor) 13·654b, (myth.) 2·168c ; 19·138c ; 2·5 1 c ; Cambyses' crime 5·99d ; Epaphus identified with 14·724a. Apishapa, Colo. 6·7 22 (F4). -, riv., Colo. 6·722 (F4). - Bluff, mt., Colo. 6·722 (G3). Apiskigamish, lake, Can, 5· 160 (04). Apison, Tenn. 26·620 (F-G2). Apium graveolens : see Celery. - graveolens var. rapaceum : see Celeriac. Apius and Virginia 8·519b. Apizaco (Harron-Escandon), Mex, 18· 31 8 ( H I ) ; 18·324b ; 26·1034a. Apkhaz 14·331d. .Aplacentalia 21·692b. Aplacophora 6·248a ; 6·250c ; 6·25Ic. Aplanatic 1·56d. - lens 21·507 d ; 21·508d. Aplanes 11·338a. Aplanosphores 1·588d. A.plao, Peru 21·264 (C5), Aplexa 11·526b. Aplidium 27·389d. Aplin, Ark. 2·552 (C3). ·732 (E2). : 9 Aplodon -(mammal) : see Swellel. - (mollusc) 16·123b. Aplome 11·4 71 a. Aplustra (ship) 24·863d. Aplustridae 11·521d. Aplustrum (zoo!.) 11·521d, Aplysia : see. Sea-hare. Aplysiella 11·522a. Aplysiidae 11·522a. Aplysilla 25·725c ; 25·730c ; 25·727b. A.plysillidae 25·72 1 a ; 25·721 b ; 25·725c ; 25·729d. Aplysiomorpha 11·507a ; 11· 51 7 c; 11·522a. 2·169b ; 23·188c ; in coma 6·749a ; in hiberna· tion 13·443a. Apo, is!., P.Is. (Negros) 21· 392 (D6). -, is!. and reef, P.Is. (Mindoro) 21·392 (C4). -, mt., P.Is. 21·392 (E 7 ) ; 21· 392d. Apoaconitine 1·152a. Apobaterius, Apollo 2·185b, Apocafleine 22·663c. tus 2·168c. 2·169b. 2·168b ; 12· 2·169b. 515b ; fables of 10·1 1 5a ; _. of Baruch, &c. : see Baruch, rhetorical works 23·235d. Apocalypse of, &c. Aphthous Fever : see Foot and Apocalypsin, Expositio in Mouth Disease. (Joachim of Floris) 15·417d. - stomatitis : see Thrush. Api, cape, Bor. 4·257 (A2). 2·169c ; angels in 2·5d ; -, cape, Mal.Arch. 17•466 Babylonian SQurces 3·115b ; (E3). chronological method of - (Epi), is!., Pac.O. 6•168 Book of Daniel 7·806d ; (M-N8) ; 19·500c. distinguished from prophecy -, mt., Asia 14·3 7 6 (14) ; 13·187b ; eschatology 9· 6·168 (C4). 7 61 d ; Ezekiel's influence -, mt., Mal.Arch; 3·310c ; 10· 10·103d ; millennium doc­ I 539b. trine 18·461d ; myth of -, passage, Br. 4·257 (A2). the ideal man 12·156d ;

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Rumanian 23·848d ; tradl tion, influence of 23·215b. Apocarpeae 2·14a. Apocarpous 10·569d. (diet.) 2• 1 7 5c. - (theol.) 12·564c. Apocentre 2·164d ; 20·165a, Apocentric 10·35d. Apochromatic 1·60d. - lenses 10·5 7 8c ; :18·4000 ; 18·401b. Apocrenic acid 4·970a. Apocrita 14·1 79c ; 13·431 d ; 435b. Apocryphal 2·1 7 6c. - Gospels 15·348b. 2·175c ; 13• 1 7 0b ; Biblica.I books 2·177b, 3·850c, 3·899d, 3·903 d ; English translation 8·459a ; Ethiopia Bible 9·84 7 c ; es· chatology 9·761d : Ezra 10• 106d ; Greek influence 13· 244d ; Index librorum pro• hibitorum 14·374b ; Ru· manian 23·848o. Apo�yph of Isaiah : see Isaiah,

APOCATASTASIS

- LITERATURE

Ascension of.

Apocynaceae 10·562o ; 10• 570a ; rubber from 23·797o. Apocynum cannabinum : see Canada hemp. Apocyrtus 18·497c, Apocytia.l 13·232d. Apoda (barnacle) : see Proteo· lepadidae. - (batrachian) 3·522c ; 3• 523b ; 4·932d ; anatomy 3·524c, 3·525b, 3·527b ; dis· tribution 3·528c ; geological age 28· 101 7b ; reproduction and development 3·527d, 3·528b. - (echinoderm) 8·879d. Apodaca (viceroy) 18·339b ; 15·87a. . Apodectae 6·480d ; 4·321b. Apodes 26·544d ; 14·248d, (diet.) 2·1 83b, Apodida.e 9·656d. Apodina 11·527b. A,pody, Braz. 4·440 (I3). -, riv., Braz. 4·440 (I3), Apodyterium 3·514c. A poena et a culpa 14·506c. Apogaea (diet.) 28·1008c : see also Ethiopian region. A.pogamy 23·1 26b; 23·129a;22• 6 1 1 a ; in angiosperms 2·12b. Apogee 2·164d. Apogeotropic 12·757c. Apograph� 12·505c. Apoidea : see Bee. Apokolokyntosis (Seneca) 24· 638a. Ger. 2·183b ; 11• 808 (III. p10). Apolemia 14·160b. Apolemidae 14·160b. Apolima t is!., Pac.O, 20·436 (N-o s, ; 24·1 1 5b. Apollinares (Judi) 2·185d i 11· 446a ; date 6·39la ; airec• tion of 7·91 2b, 22·245c. 2• 183c.

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2 · 183d ; in letters 6 • 449d, 9·705b, 21·281b, 15·61 3a ; in politics 10·803d, 10·804c. - the Elder 2·183b. the Younger 2·183b ; 12·520b ; 18·462d. Apollinaris (trade-mark) 27• 1 30c. - mineral water 18·521c. - spring, Ger. 19·425b, Apollinis Mons, mt., Gr. 12• 440 (B1). - Promontorium, cape, N.Af.: see Ali el Mekki. Apollinopolis Magna, Egy. 9• 40 (B3) : see also Edfu. - Parva, Egy. 9·40 (B2), (myth.) 2·184a ; 19• 140c ; Acropolis, grotto 2• 835d ; Actian games 19· 665a ; Admetus 1·194b ; Amyclae 16·52b ; Antioch, temple 2·130d ; Artemis 2·663d ; Belvidere statue 2·1 86a, 12·473 (Plate) 'i 12• 489a, 16·442 a ; Ca amis statue 2·186c ; Calauria 22• 103c ; Carthage 5·429d ; Cassandra 5·456d i Corinth 7·149c ; Croesus Jegend 7• 480a ; Cumae 7·619b ; Cy• elopes 7·686d ; Delos7•97lb; Delphi statues 12·480b ; Delphi, temple and oracle 7·975b ; Didymi, temple divination 20• 8·207d ; 142a ; Dorian worship 8• 427c ; drama, origin ot 8·488a ; Eleutherna. head 7·425d ; EFetria pediments 12·481c ; Harpocrates idE!n• titled 13·15c ; Heraclea'l

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contest 13·346b : Hermes 13•369c : Homeric story 13· 629di· Horae 13·691d ; BY· men 4·176d ; Hyperborean myth 14-200a ; Laomedon's herds16·189d ; Linus legend 16•736d : Magnesia shrine 14·628d ; Marpessa 14·279d; Marsyas 17·784b, 12•488a ; Melos, vase 12•476c ; Midas 18·409a. ; Naucratls temple 2·378d ; Olen 20·77b_! Or· vioto vase 12·482b ; l'aenn legend 211·446b, 2·185a ; l'alatine temple, 23·484d, 23·597 d : Pan20·663a ; Phi· galia, frieze 12·486a ; Porn· poll temple 22·52b : Py· anepsla 22·675 c ; Pythlan r::nmes 11·445a • Revelation Book ot (legend compared) Rhodes statue 23·218a ; 12·490d : In Roman religion 23·579d, '23·580c ; Rome, temple 23·605d ; Scopas statue 12•488c ; serpent myths 24-68la ; Ryracusc, temJ)le 1·37 8c, 6·747d, 5· 276b ; Tempe 26·57 8b ; Thargella 26·726c, 18·500b ; Thorney Island temple 28· 649d ; Tqlosa temple 4· 936d. For malor cult-titles (Agyleus, Smli:itheus, &c.) see below : for minor titles Me A tor, Trag! us, &c. Apollo coslus) 9·279d. - (Act us) 1•159b ; 19·665a. - (Agyleus) 2·185b ; 20·144a; Linus and Scephrus 14•26b ; sacred pillar 3·192a. - (of Amyclae) 2·185d. - (Archegeti!s) 20·144a : 19· 318b. - (Carnelus) 2·184b , festival 5"·363b ; Thera temple 24• 196b. - (Citharoodus) ; Me Apollo (Musagetes). - (Clarius) 18·813d : seer 20· Colophon temple 14·

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- (Daphnephoros)9·736d. - (Dclphinius) 2·185b f' 211· 143c ; 111iletus temp e 18• 443c ; Theseus' otrer!ng 7· 97�c. - (Epicurlus) 21·366b : 2· 379d. - Oranus) 1·449c. - Hecaergoa) 2•663d,- Ilyaelnthus) 14·26a. - lsmenlus, Galaxlus)7•825d. - Leucatas) 24•189c. - Lycelus, Lycius) 2·184b : 28·976c ; Lyceum at Athens 2·835a ; Lycurgus 17•154a. - (Musagetos, Citharocdus) 2· 185& ; 19·59d ; statues 2• 186a, 6-396b (tlg.), 2·130d. - (Patroos, Patrons) 2·185b : 9·891 d ; 14·730d : Palatine temple 25·20b. - (Prostates) 20·64a. - (Ptoos) 12·480b. - (Pythlus) 2·184d ; 22·704b; Athens, temple 21·60b : · Delphi 7·973c, 12-4 R l a ; Gortyna 12·262a ; oracles 20•142b, 20•143a. - (Sauroctonus) 2·186a 12· 487d. - (Smlntheus) 2·184a ; 27· 317a ; Coressia, temple 5· 684b : Kulakli, temple 27• 316a, 14·684a. - (Temenites), Syracuse : see Temenltes. - (Thymbraeus) 13·220c. Apollo, Pa. 21·106 (C·Il4). -, bay, Viet. 28•38 (D3). N.Af. : s�e All cl

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I· .Apolow (Henry More) 18·822c.

- (Greek physician) 19·6"b. - (ot Pergamum) 23•821a.

Apollodotus 3·181a : :f.8·110b. .APollo, Hvmn to 12·509a ; 13· 627b. Apollo Musical Club 6•121o.. Apollona, bay, Aeg.S. 19•318b. Apollonla (nun) 25·918b. Apollonia CMor«liaeum), Asia M. 21·652b. - (Sozopolis), Bulg. 4·773 CE2) : 2·186c : taken by Boereblsta 7·726d. -, Go.Cst. 12·203 (A4). -, lllyria � coinage 19·882b. - (111arsa Susa.), N.Af. 7•702d; 7·704c. -, Pal. : see ..A:rsuf. • .z. Siphanto, Aeg.Sea 2S•l51a. ArOLLONIA, Turk. ( Albania.) 2•1860 : 23·648 (D2) • 4· 59d; Corcyra colonists 7· 145a : Doric temple 1•486b. -, Turk. (Chalcidice l 12·440 {D4) ; 20·98b : co ony 21• 1 45a. -, Wis. 28·740 (B3). -, dist., Go.Cst. 12·203 (A4 ) ; 12·20·la. - ��e :-��a M. : see Abul· h 0

-, tribe 12·204a ; 12·205a see Apollonian parabola • Quadratic parabola. - problem 2·187c ; 6·383c. Apolloniatis, dist., Asia 21· 215d. -1.lake,_ Asia M. : see Abul· uont ueul. ApollonJcon 12·960c. Apollonides (engraver) 11·

665c,

A12..ollonio dt Tiro (Antonio Pucol) 14·903c. Apollonlus (Alexandrine Jew) ; Me Apollos. - tchristian writer) 18·758d. APOLLONIUS (the effeminate) 2·186d. Apollontus Gallus (F. Vleta) 2·187c. APOLLONIUS MOLON 2· 1 d -< �- s : D.stro· nomy 2·810a • mathematics 17·91§.�.6·940d, 19·867b. - (OF .ttHODES) 2•188a • In Greek literature 12·5{4b ; romance 23·5GOd; Theo· crltus' allusion 26• "16lb. APOLLONIUS (the sophist) 2· 186d. APOLLONIUS (the surly or crabbed) 2·186c ; grammar and syntax 12·331 d : 6 • 450b. - Syrian general ) 15·394c. - OF TRALLES) 2·188a. - OF TYANA) 1·188b : 19• 93c_; vegetarianism 2·718b. - (01'· TYRE) 2•188c ; 23· 501b ; English translation 9·609o. Apollonius wn Tvrus (Neuen· stadt) 11·786d. Apollophanes (Syrian) · tomb 9·263d. - (the Stole) 2·131a. Apollo pianoforte player 21· 573c. APOLLOS (Apollonlus) 2·189a; authorship 7•151c ; of Hebrews 13·191b. APOLLYON 2·189a. Apolo Bol. 4•167 (A2). Apoiobamba, Nudo de, mt., S.Am. 4•167 (A2) : 4•168a. Apologetieal Declaration 24• 452d. APOLOGETICS 2·189b ; 26· 784b • Bossuet 4·289c : Eck 8•885b ; Tertu11ian26•663f>. Apologeticum (Tertulllan) 26• 663b. Apologeticus (lnnoccut IV.) 14·580d. Apologia (Greek law) �-189b. Apologia (Crotus Rubiauus) 18·13ld. Apologia Ecclesiae .Anqlicanae (J ewe!) 15·3G3c. A ro fide sua (Rutlnus)

����fi!Jl� � �?

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-, fount of 7·705b. -, 1nount. : sec Sun, tnoUrita.in of. A polio, tbcat.rc, Lon d. 26·7 33a. " Apollo and Me.rsyas " {paintIng : Raphael) 22·1l02d. Apollo Bande.r, India 4·184o.. Apollo butterOy 16·476b. - Club 16•963a. Apollocrates 8·283c. Apollodorus (of Acha.rnac) 28· 99Jb. - (of Artcmita) 13- 2 1 l d ; 3· Apologia pro vita sua (New· man) 19-51!lo. ; 9·G42d. 80S b. (Athenian Apologie des Christentums APOLLODORUS (Luthardt) 17·133b. grammarian) 2·1 8 G b : 13· 529a ; genealogical hasis of Apologie for Poetrie (Sidney) 25•44b : 9·62Gc. metrical work 11·57 5b ; Ap_ologie pnur llCrodotc (Esti­ history. 6·306b. lnne) 9·800h. - (Athenian musician) 21· APOLOGUE 2·194 b : 10·114b 617c. and c. (Athenian APOLLODORUS APOLOGY 2·194c. �Inter) 2·186b ; 12·487o.. Apolow(Colley Clbber) 6·35lc; - (OF CARYSTUS) 2•186b ; 10•326a • 8·529a. 12·51 ld. .Apolow (Justin Martyr) 15· - (OF DAMASCUS) 2•186b. 602c. - (Epicurean ) 9·685c.

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.A��� (Plato) 21•813a : 25·

Apologu (Tertull!an) 1·364a. .Apolow tor Origen (Pamphllus) 211·659a ; 20·271 b. Apologu tor the Confession of .Augsbura (Melanchthon) 7· 398c. .Apology for the Tn.te Christian Divinltu (Barclay) 3•394d. Apolysin 21·363d. Apomorphine 20·135b ; 211· 135d ; emetic 9·336b. Aponensis, Petrus : see Abano, Pietro d'. APONEUROSIS 2·194d. AponJ fons1 It. 15·26 (C2) : see also Aoano Bagnl. Apono, Petrus de : see Abano, Pietro d'. Aponogetonaceae 16·275o. A�oo� Alsk. 1•472 (E3) ; 28· 45 . Apophis Order of tho. A110stle ox Rome : see Neri, Philip. - of the Frisians, The : see Wllllbrord, St. Apostles (Christian heretics) : Me ApostolloL Apostles, Chuteh of the, Constantinople : see Holy Apostles, Church of the. - (literary society) 13·25 1c ; 25·8.83d. - (Oriler of the) 2·204c. .Apostles, .Acts and 1.'eachinus of the : see Acts of the Apostles and DidacM. Apostles' Church, Cologne : see Sankt Apostelnkirche. - Creed 7·393a : 3·877b ; as test ot truth 6·335c ; con· troversy In Prusslan Church 13·10d1 In medieval thco· Rutlnus' logy ;o;6•773d ; legend 8·381d. - Liturgy 16•796c. Apostles of Ireland : sec Twelve apostles of Ireland. APOSTLE SPOONS 2•199a. Apostoles (author) 12·525a. Apostoles, Arg. 18•579a. Apostollcae curae 20•187a.

APOSTOLICAL

CONSTITU·

tiona 2•199a : Didachl! em· bodied In 8·201d ; Hippo·

l;rtus' ln1luelice 13·520b ; holy weok 13•623d ;, lector recognlzed1G•36Sc; l:!abbath

28•94d : service described 16•357c : Whiston's work on 28·597b. Apostolical SucoeBBion 2·19Sc ; 9·699c : 6•335c ; Church of England 1•694a ; Church ot Ireland 14·790a. Apostolic Brethren : see Apos· tolici. APOSTOLIC CANONS 2·201o ; Greek Church 5·1934. : on Incense 14·351c : quotation 1·382d ; Trullan Council 2• 199a ; Western Church &• 194d. - Chamber 7•643a. - chamberlain 5·820a. Apostolic Church Order, The 2·199d • Didachl. quoted 8 · 2 0 1 a ; lector 16•358b. Apostolic congregation 2• 204d. . - Decrees 21·287c. Apbstolic Didascalia 16·358c. APOSTOLIC FATHERS 2· 201c. Ste also Clemen t. Polycarp, etc. APOSTOLICI 2·204b. Apostolic :Letters 7·639d. APOSTOLIC MAJESTY 2·205e.. Apost61icos 5·344b : 25•556d. Apostolic Penitentiary : see Penitentiary, Apostolic. - Vicariate 23·487a. Apost61ius, Arsenius 2·205b -, MICHAEL 2·205b. Apostolov, Serge 4·470d. Apostool, Samuel 2·205a. Apostoolians 2·205il. Apostrophia 2·167b. APOSTROPHE (diet.) 2·205b ; punctuation 22•64!Jb. Apotactici (Apotactites) : sec Ap.ostolici. Apothecaries, !sl., 'Russ. 24· 39a. Apothecaries Acts 2·205d. - Garden 2·206c ; 6·25a. - Hall, Lond. 2·20Gb. Apothecaries' measure 28· 489a. - Society 2·205c : 18·81 l a ; premises in Water Lane 16• 948c. APOTHECARY 2·205c • Arab shops 18·46b i charter 21• 353c, 21·356a ; status In 14th century 21·356d. Apothecium 11·341c ; 18· 581c. Apoth 'gm : see Apophthegm. APOTHEOSIS 2·206c. Apothetae 25•61lb. Apotropaios, Apollo 2·185a. Apo·ulinen 12·321c. •• Apoxyomenus " (statue) 12· 488d ; 12•491 b : attributed to Lysippus 17·184c. Apoxypoda 2·299b : 2·303c. Apozai, Bal. 14·376 (C4). Appa (Tamil writer) 26•390d. -, tribe 1•329d. Appal l (of Coorg) 7·92b. Appa achee, bay, Fla. : see Apalaehee. Appalachia.�, Va. 28·1 1 8 (Bl ). - (geol.) 2·t·625c. APPALACHIAN, mts., U.S. 2·207b : 27·613a ; 19•761c; In Canada 6·144d ; tall-line 10·154b : fauna 27·633d ; geology 27·627c, 27·630d, 20·237b, 6·142d, 21·1 7 7 d . gold 27•640d.i In M arylan d :t7•827c ; In .New Jersey 19• 501d ; In Pennsylvania 21• 105c ; o il·flelds 20•26d 19• 598b, 21•107 b ; rainfQ.li 27· 633a. -, plateau, Pa. 27·615'd.: 17• 827b. -� region, N.C. & Ga. 19• ' '1 710. l 11·751 b. - val., Ala. : see Coosa \r alley, Appalaehlcola, riv ., Fla. : see Apalachicola. Appan : see A ppa. APPANAGE (apanage) 2·20Rd. Ap.l!_anoose, Kan . 15·Go5! (U2). - Co., Ia. 14·732 (E4). Apparator : see Apparitor. Apparatus sculptorls (constellation) 7·14a. Apparecida, Draz. 12·656c. APPAREL (diet.) 2·209c. Apparelled alb 1•479a. Apparent altitude 1•7641J. - co-ordinates 2·801d. - -time 8·150b. Apparition of Christ, Feast of the : see Epiphany.. Feast of. APPARITIONS 2·209c : 26· 546d : Boehme 4•113c ; census of Instances 12·862d. APPARITOR (diet.) 2·210b ; Roman otllcial · 16•5888, 13·311a. ,

AOSTA-;;APPI Apparu, Arab. 18·U8fl. Appartamenti Borgia z tJU Vatican's Borgia apart­ ments• Appa Sahib (Bhonsla ruler) : see Madhoji 11. - Sahib (111ahratta general) : see Apa Sahib.

ApassionaJasonata(Beothoven) 3·650d.

APPEAL

2·210o ; admiralty 1•206o : Jlritish possessions 2·215d ; Cape · Colony &• 235d : county court 7•318a : criminal 7·46la • eccles!· astical 8·857b : France 2• 215d1 10·791d : Greek law 12·5u4b : to House of Lord$ 21·306d ; India 7·464b ; Ireland 2·215o : mlllta!7. law 18•448d : privy council 22•373a ; prlze law22•374b; quarter BCBBlons 22·7 14 d : registration law 23·43c : Roman law 23·536d, 23• 620e, 10•l!ll d : Scotland 2• 215o : sittings 26•642a : South Afrlca 25·468b : sum· mary j urisdiction 26·79c ; United States 2•21 7a. 7• 323c. - (FormAPauperis) Act (l893) 14·5560. -, lords justices of : Me Lords Justices of Appeal. - lords ot, In ordinar7 : see Lords of Appeal in Ordinary. Appeal from tM Countrv to the Cit11 (Ferguson) 18•726a. APPEARANCE (law) 2·217c. Appearance llealitu and (Bradley) 13•207b ; l!J• 246a. Appel (theologian) 9•650d. Appel au soldat, L' (Barrlls) 3• 434c. Appelbo, Swed. 26•190 (B·Cl). Appeleg, rlv:1. Arg. 20•900d. AJ!pellant, ·.1·he Lords : M� Lords ApJ)Cllant The. JurlBdlction Act Appellate Court ot (1876) 1·214o : SeBBfon 15-542o ; lords of appeal In ordinary 17•6a ; master or the rolls 17• 873b. Ap'Dello Cauarem (Montagu) t8·7,Sa. Appelscha, Holl. 13•688 (D2). Appelvlken. Swed. 26•935 (A2). Appendant common rights 8· 7 80d. APPENDICITIS Z.217c : collo G·683a i p�thology 8·264b : per!torutli 21·171d : slmu• lated by tabes mescntcrlca 17·168b. Appendicostomy 8·788a. Appendicular gland 17·166d. Appendicularla 27·386a ; 28• 379c ; phosphorescent light 21•477d. Appendicularlldae 27•385d. APPENDICULATA 2•220b ; 2•

�t�bf:i;033�RANCESCO Marla Z•2ll0b.

Apperulix MSS. 4·223b. AJ>pendix vermltormis : see Vermiform appendix. Appenino, mts., It. : see Apen· nines. APPENZELL Switz. 2•22la ; 26·242 (G2). APPENZELL, canton, Switz. 2·220b i. 26·242 (02) : 2i• 254a : -.•488a. 2·22lb ; APPERCEPTION Kant 15•669b • Plato's logltl 16·898c : Wundt 18• 2Hb • .

APPERLEY, CHARLES JAS.

2·221c. Appcrlcy Dridgo, Yorks. 28• 933 (Cl).

APPERT, BENJAMIN NICO•

las Marie 2·221d. -, Fran�ols 10·613a. ApJlia, fort, It. 15•4 (F2), - A(Jua, Home 2·24lc. - Porta, nom e 23·607 d. - VIA, It. 2•222a: 15•26 (F4) 1 15·4 (F2) : 15·27a ; Caesar's Improvement 23·642o : col• umbnria on Z.385b ; exca• vation 5-182c ; Via Ve.lerla 4·337c. :\ppianz.. Adolpho 9·806a•.

APPIAN (OF ALEXANDRIA)

2·221 d ; 11l1·515b : 23•6590 : 23·6GOn. ANDREA (the elder) 2·222n. -�,Andrea (tho younger) 2• l!22a. -, Francesco 2·222o.. -, Nlccolo 2•222a. Applano, OherQ.rdo d' : lei Gherardo, lord of P!sa.

APPIANI,

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APPI-ARAU

see Apponaganset, harbour, Mass. d' : lTa.copo Applano, James, tyrant of Pisa. 17·852 (F3). App.ian Way, It. : see Appia Apponaug, R.I. 23·249 (C2) ; VIa, 28·341c. Appias nero 16·476d. APPONY!, ALBERT, count 2·226b ; crisis of 1909 13· Appii, Forum, It. : see Forum 922c ; minister of education Appii. 13·92 1b ; speaker of Diet13• Appin, N.S.W. 19·538 (05), -. Scot. 2·222d. 920b. APPIN, dist., Scot. 2·222c ; APPORTIONMENT (diet.) 2· 24•412 (C3) ; 2·486b. 2 2 6c; in taxation 9·459c. Appingedam, . Roll. 13·588 _ BIL1.o 2_2 2 7 b . Apports 21·548d. (Dl) ; 12·613a. Appius Claudius : see Claudius, Appraisement : see Valuation and Valuers. Appius. APPLAUSE . (diet.) 2·222d : APPRAISER (diet.) 2·227 c ; 27·867c ; United States 2• see also Acclamation. 227c. Apple, is!., Mass. 17·852 (C4). Apprehension (law) 26·79d. -, riv., Ill. 14·304 (B1). -, rlv., Wis. 28·740 (A3). APPREHENSION (philos.) 2· 2 2 70• APPLE 2·223a; acreage(Oreat Brit.) 11•262a; cider6·363a ; Apprentices, Act of (1563) 16· 7c. cultivation 11•265a; evapo· ration establishments (Can.) · APPRENTICESHIP 2·228a ; 6· 138c ; 11·78a ; Oermany 11· 23·722c flower 8·155a ; 887d ; · Henry VIII. 8·971c ; (fig.) ; food values 8·216b ; legisla· 15 • 221 a ; Japan grafting 11 · 257c ; trtiit tion 16·10c, 16·9d ; wages 13·7 43a i imports (U.K.) 11· affected by 28·233c. 262b; mistletoe 18·616a; oil of 21·141c ; phyllotaxis 16· Apprenticii ad legem 2·228b. 328a : Siam 25•3d ; United Appressorium 11·333d. Approach, line of 17·1002b. States 11·268d, 1·420b. Approbation, love of (phren.) - blight 2·165a. 21·536d. - blossom weevil 2·223d ; 8• APPROPRIATION 2•229o ; 4· 897a. 7 51a. Appleby, A. 7·440o, Approuague, Fr. Qui. 12·682a. -, J. F. 22·945d. Appleby, Lines. 9·416 (II, F2). -, riv., Fr. Qui. 12·675 (E2). -, Tex. 26·690 (N4). Approvers, office of 28·266a. APPLEBY, Westm. 2•224o ; 9· Approximation 2·535d ; 18· 136d ; 2·540o. 4 1 2 (I. D3) ; ancient barony 28·554d ; battle (1648) 13· Apps, A. 14·503a. 24a ; geology 28·554a ; rain· Appuleiae, leges 23·638b ; 24· 234b. fall 28·554a. Ap!lulia, dist., It. : see Apulia. - Castle, "Vestm. 2•224o. Apple Creek, 0. 20·26 (03). APPURTENANCES 2·229d. - Creek, riv:; lll. 14·304 (B4). Appurtenant common rights : see common Appendant - Creek, riv., Mo. 18•608 (04). rights. - Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19•800 App Water, riv., Scot. 24·412 (D3). (C4). - Creek, riv., 0. 20·26 (03). Appleoross, Soot. 28•412 (C2 ) ; Apra (San Luis d'Apra), Pac.O. 12•648b. 17·698d. -, dist., Soot. 24·412 (C2) ; Apraksin, Stephen 3·826a ; 24· geology 23·742b, 27·62b. 7 1 7a. Appledore, Dev, 9·430 (VI. -, THEDOR M. 2·229d. .A_prandagan, dist., Pars. 3· D1) ; 8·133b. -, Kent 9•424 (D4) ; 1•582d. . 297a. Applegate, Mich. 18·372 (H6). A Prato, Jodocus : see Des Pres, Josquin. -, Oreg. 20·242 (B·C5). - Creek, Oreg. 20·242 (B5). Aprica, .It. 15·4 (14), .z. pass, It. 1·7 4 7b. Applegath Press 19·558a ; 22· At"RICOT 2·230a ; Imports 353b. Apple Grove, Va. 28·118. (E3). U.K.) 11·262b ; production U.S.) 1·420b ; vernation 16• 28·560 W.Va. Applegrove, 28c. (A3). - kernel oil 2Q•46b. Apple of discord 9·7 45b. - of Sodom 2·224c ; 11·423c. APRIES (Pharaoh·llophra) 2· 230o ; 9·87 d ; monuments Apple Pie, hill, N.J. 19•502 . 9·77a ; victories 21·452b ; (C4). relations with Jews 15• - River, Ill. 14·304 (Bl). 383d. - River, Wis. 28·740 (A3). APRIL 2·230c. Apple rose 23·730b. DAY (All· APRIL·FOOL'S Apples, SWitz. 26·242 (A3). 14• Apple scale : see Mussel scale. Fools' day) 2·231a·: 5 83c. Apple Springs, Tex. 26·690 (M· A PRIORI 2·231b ; intuition N4), Kant's applica· 14·7 17c ; Applethwaite beds 5·300b, tion 15·667c, 15·668d. Appleton, Dr (journalist) 19· 2·231c ; (diet.) 563.a. APRON -, Frances Elizabeth : bishop's 5·463a. see Longfellow, Frances Eliza- Aprosthomera see Agnatha (worm). . . beth. -. NATHAN 2·224d ; 17•77a. Aprusa, riv., It, : see Ausa,· -, Samuel (merchant) 2•224d. Aprutium (Abruzzi), d!st., It. . -, Samuel (soldier) 7·924o. 22·246b. Apsai, Afg. 15·631c. -, Thomas Gold 2•225a. APSARAS 2·231c ; Brahman-, William H. 7•124c. lsm4·386o ; 13·505o ; OandAppleton, Ala. 1•460 (B4), harva 11·451a. -, Ark. 2·55.2 (02), APSE (arch.) 2·231c ; early -, Ches. 16•139,(03). basilicas 3·472d ; England -. Lanes. 16·139 (C3), France 2·397a ; 2·402a ; -, Me. 17·434 (C4). ··· See also 2·395a. Italy -, Minn. 18·550 (B5). Chevet and Eaves, gallery -. Mo. 18·608 (04). of. -, S.O. 25•500 (C3). APPLETON, Wis. 2·225a : 28• - and APSIDES (mech.) 2· 232c ; 17·981a. 740 (E4). - City, Mo. 18·608 (B·C3). Apselaphesia 27·96d. . Apseudidae 17·459b. - Wiske, Yorks. 9·412 (F4). · Apsheron, cape, Cauo. 23·87 4 Applicators 26·136a. (II. F-03 ) ; 3·230c. . Appling, Ga. 11·752 (D2). Apsidal 2·231c. - co., Ga. 11·752 (D4). Appliqu6 work 19•340b : 9· - angle 17·981a. Apsides, line of 18·805b ; 8· 312 (Plate). 801b. APPOGGIATURA 2·225b. Apsilae, tribe 6·662o. Appoigny, Fr. 10·778 (F4). APPOINTMENT, POWER OF Apsilus 23•7.6.0b ; 23·763o. APSINES OF GADARA 2·232c. 2·225b ; 27•331d. Appold, J. G. 8•782b ; 14·63c ; Apsinthians, tribe : see Absin· thians. 14•107o. lake, Apsley, Henry, Baron : see Italus, A.ppoloniatis Bathurst, Henry 3rd earl. see Abulliont Oeul. Turk. Appomattox, Va. 28•118 (D3); Apaley, Tas. 26•43S (B2). Viet. 28•38 (A2}.. -, 21•303 (1865) campaign - End, llerts 13•3ll8o. (map). riv., Alban.: see Simen. Apsos, .21• ; (E3) 8 1 28.1 Va. -, riv., Apsu (myth.) 3·1l5b ; "•7 8&.;1.. 304a. 10·778 APT, Fr. 2•232d ; - Co., :Va. 28•118 (D3). (06) ; pottery 5·739�. - COURT HOUSl!l 2•226a.

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Apt Cathedral (Sainte Anne) 2·232d. Aptal : see Ephthalites. Aptar, dist., Pers. 3·297a. Aptenodytes (genus) 21·89o ; 20·326c. - pennant! : see King-pen· guin. - (group) 20·312a. Aptenodytiformes 20·326a. Aptera, Crete 7·425d ; 7•426d ; coins 19·885a. APTERA (zool.) 2·232d ; 13· 4 18c ; 13·430d ; Linnean 2· 67 3d, 28·1027a : see also Apterygota. APTERAL (diet.) 2·234c, Apterion 10·227c. Apterostigma 2·87a. Apte.ryges 3•97 7 a ; 15•842d ; 20 32 60. Apteryg!formes 20·326a. Apterygota (Apterygogenea) 13·430d ; 13·432d : see also Aptera. Aptery : see Kiwi. Apthorp, N.H. 19·490 (D3). - House, mansion, Mass. 5· 96c. APTIAN GROUP 2·234c ; 7• anglo11·670b ; 415c ; sperms 7·417d. Aptornis 3·97 1c ; 3·977c ; 18· 812c. Aptos, Cal. 5·8 (C3). 1S• Aptyohenkalk 7•416d ; 569c. Aptychus 5·693b. Apu, Egy, : see Akhmim. -, dist., It. : see Apulia. Apuani, mts., It. 15·4 (C2) ; 2·161d ; marble 17·676c. .Apucarana, mts., Braz. 4•440 (F7). Apuleia ferrea 14·839a. APULEIUS, LUCIUS 2·234c i archaism 23·653d ; Cupia and Psyche 22·543d ; satire 24·228d ; style 16·257c, 16· 266b ; syncretism 26·292d. APULIA (Apu, Appu)� dist., It. 2·235c ; 15·4 (JlJ·F4) ; 15·26 (E4) ; 15·38 (maps) ; agrarian disturbances (1902· 1907) 15·80o (foil.) ; emigration 15•8b ; Elmperor Henry III. 13·27 4d ; geology 15· 5o ; invasion (981) 20•37 4b ; land tenure 15·1lb ; Nor· palatine mans 19 • 753d ; churches 3·400d ; Saracens 15 • 29a ; vase · painting 5· 7 2 1a : volcanic region 15· 5o ; wages 15·13b. - and Calabria, prov., Rom. Emp, 23·649 (D2). Apulum, Hung. 23·648 (E2) : see also Gyula Fehervar. Apu Poro, riv., Braz. : see Ucayali. APURE, riv., Venez. 2·236d ; 27·989 (132) ; 20·275c. APURIMAC, dept., Peru 2• 236d ; 21·264 (A5 & C4). APURIMAC, riv., Peru 2·236d; 21·264 (C3-4). Apury : see Aperiu. Apus (astron.) 7·13b. Apus (zool.) 9·656d ; 7·561 a : appendages 7·555b, 2·676d, 18·21Gb ; development 7· 559o ; entosternite 2·292d ; larva 7·554d ; reproduction 2•295d. Aputa, Ja'p. 15·HS6 (!115 ). APYREXIA 2·237a. Apyrite 27·104c. (Mahommedanism) Aqabah· 17•404a. 'AQIBA BEN JOSEPH 2·237a ; 20·622a ; 3·855c ; 5·214a. Aqil 5·27c. Aqiqah 24·110b. Aqua aneth! : see Dill-water. Aqua Apka, Nig. : see Duke Town. Aqua chloroforini 6·257b. - dissolutiva : see Nitric Acid. AQUAE 2·237a. - Appollinares, It. 14·635b ; 4·358a. - Bormonis, Fr. : see Bour· bon !'Archambault. - Borvonis, Fr. : see Bourbon !'Archambault. - Borvonis, springs, Fr. : see Bourbonne·les-Bains. - Caeretanae, It. : see Bagni del Sasso. - Calentes, Fr. : see Chaudes Algues. AQUAE CUTILIAE, It. 2·237b. Aquae et ignis interdictio 10• 7 1 d : see also Outlawry. see Aquae Flaviae, Port. : Chaves. - Oranl Ger. : see Aix-IaChapeile. - Oratlanae, Fr. : see Aix·les· Bains.

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600b. " Ascetic " (race·horse) 13· 733a. ASCETICISM 2·7 1 7b; Christian 9·82ld, 6·332c ; Cynic 7692a. ; German literature 11·784b ; Hasan ul Basri 13·49c ; Hindu 13·508b ; Jain tenets 15·127d; Mahom­ medan Male· 17-422a ; branche 5·420d ; l\1anichae­ ism 17-574c ; Marcionite17· 693a ; monasticism 18-687 a ; Nco-pythagorean 19·378c ; oriental 19·123d ; Spinoza 5-426a. Ascetta primordialis see Leu· cosolenia primordialis. Asch, Aus. 3-4 (01) ; 4·123a. Aschach, Aus. 3-4 (D2). -, Ger. 11·808 (III. n-ol l ) . Aschaff, riv., Ger. 2-720c. ASCHAFFENBURG, Ger. 2· 720c ; 11·808 (B4) ; 11· 2 1 a ; battle 24·7 14c ; (1866) school of forestry 10·649b. -, principality, Ger. 2·720d. -, Concordat of see Vienna, Concordat of. ASCHAM, ROGER 2·720d. Ascham cupboard 2·365b. Asche, Belg. : see Assche. Asche (geol.) 21·176d. Frankenburg, Aschelberg count of : see Khevenhiiller, L. A. Aschendorf, Ger. 11·808 (A2). Aschere see Sirius. ASCHERSLEBEN, Ger. 2· 722b ; 11·808 (C3). -, house of see Anhalt Aschersleben. Aschkinass, E. ele(';tric waves 9-206b ; infra-red rays 16· 615c. Aschratum (myth . ) 1-166d. Asciak, Malta 17-508 (ll2). ASCIANO, It. 2·722b ; 15·4 (C�). Ascidia (Phallusia) 27·380a · 27·381b (fig.) ; branchiai

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Ascoli cop) ; worship (C2) : see also Trier, Ger. metal work 21 • 7 9 8c ; pawn AUDEFROI LE BATARD 2· mann von Aue. 11·533c, 23- 6 5 0b, 2·840a. shop established 20•972 d ; - Urbs Gaditana, Sp. : see printing, early 27·53 2 d ; 896d. Cadiz. AUE, Ger. 2·899d ; 11-808 (III. - I. (of Saxony) 2·914d ; 1&.ludeleY E 1·910c. ql l ). 1 8 lb. Swabian League 26·177b, - Veromanduorum, Fr. : see -, Sir · J. :' see .A.udley, Sir -, riv., Ger. 28·52 6d. - (archbp. of Saxony) 15o St Q uentin. 26 · 1 76d. James. - Vindelicorum, Ger. 23·648 . Auelimrniden : see Awelli· -, dist., Ger. 11·834 (map). 459c. .\udenarde, Belg. : see Oudemiden. (D2) : see also Augsburg, Augustus, Fr. : see Limoges. " Augsburg " ( cruiser) 24·9 1 l d. narde. Auenbrugger, L. 18· 5 3c. -, bridge, Ger. 8 · 5 7 4d. Ger. AUGSBURG, CONFESSION OF Auden ge, Fr. 10·778 (D5). -, R. T. 13 - 13 2b. (family) 24· -, fort, Scot. S·941c. 2·902c ; 7-398b ; 4· 1 29b ; Augustenburg 28·933 AUERBACH, BERTHOLD 2• doctrine 9·87 4c ; 2· 87 5 d ; 3:l6c -, isis., Austr. 2·960 (C2). Audenshaw, · Lanes. 899d ; 11·796o ; 20•898b. Melanchthon 18·88d. -, Christian, duke of 24·338a_ -, mt., W.Aus . 2·960 (B4 ) , (A3) ; population 16·140b. -, L, : on cell-division 7·7 1·11�. AU(Jslrnru GazeUe : see All.ue· -, Frederick, duke of 8·38b ; Audeux, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (G4). 28·539c ; 2•9 42 c. AUDIENCE (law) 2·896d. meine Zeitunu. AUGUSTUSBAD, Ger. 2·916CJ .Auerbach, Ger. 11·808 (III. 11·87la ; 11·56d ; 24·338d. - court 2·897a. q l l) . Augsburg Interim 14·693b; 11 Augustenburg, isl., Ger. 1 · 7 57 a. Angustus, Era of 6· 3 1 6a. Audiencia 2·896d ; 1·807b. .A.uerbachite 28•990b. 855c ; 18·89a ; 27·248c. Augustendal, Swed. 25·935 - Frederick (of Sussex) : ue - pretoria! 2·896d. Sussex, A. F., duke of. (132). Auerbach 's Hot, Leipzig 16· AUGSBURG, WAR OF THE Audierne� Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (B4). 400b. League of 2-903a ; 13•602a i Augusteum (column), Constan· - George (of Baden) 3·186a. Auerbeck (physicist) : on eloc-, bay, Yr. 10- 7 7 8 (B4). - William (of Brunswick) 1 tinople 20·4 3 3c. 10-844d : see also Grana Audi1Iret, Hercule 10·491c. tric waves 9·206b. see Brunswick Bevern, A. W. - (temple), Ancyra 1·953c. Alliance, War of the. AUDIFFRET·PASQUIER, ED· .A.uerberg, mts., Ger. 13·48a. duke of. -, peace of 3·8a ; 11·856b ; - (temple), Dresden : see Jap· m.S Gaston, due d' 2· 89 7 a ; Auersperg, Adolt,Prince 3·30a. A uhadi (h istorian) : see Shihab 23·489c. anese Palace. 10·875d. -, ANTON, al din a l Auhadi. Gra! von 2· .Angst (Kaiser .A.ugst, .A ugu sta AUGUSTI, JOHANN C. W. 2· Audi!Jier 11·116b. 9 00a ; 3·32c. (poet) 21·251a. 906d. Rauracorum), Switz. 26-242 Audinac, Fr. 24-6d. Auerstiidt, Louis, duke of : see (D1 ) ; 3·463a ; Uoman colony Augustijnken van Dordt 8- .Auha d -uddin Ali Anwari : sell .A.udincourt, Fr. 10·778 (H4) ; Davout, Louis Nicolas. An'\Yari. 720c. · 13-254a ; salt mines 26· 24 2 c. -, Ger. : battle ( 1 806) 7·870c ; .A.ugstbord, pass, Alps 1·7 43d. Augustin iron foundry 8·442a. (of Mexico) : see Auille, mt., Alps 1•7.42o. · AUDIT Z·89 7 a ; 3·329c. 19·221d (map). Auja, riv., Pal. 20·602 (B4). Itinbide, Augustin de. Angstenberg, mt., Switz. 1· · - ale 1·538b. Aujila (Augila), Trip. 23·6(8 .A.uferstehung Christi (oratorio : 7 45d. - (of Monaco ) 18-685b. Audita querela (writ) 28·849b. Schlitz) 20·161d. (E4) ; 1·320 (F2 ) i 27 · 289a. .Augustin, Ala. 1 ·46 0 (B3). A nguilla vulgaris : see Eel. · Auffenberg, Audit Board 2·897b. F. von (general) Augur, Hezekiah 24-5 16a. AUGUSTINE, ST (of Canter· AUK 2·916c; 9•13u; 3·977c. Auditr (accounts) 2-897 a ; 1· 11· 1 9 4 c. Auk, The 7·308a. bury) 2·910b ; 3·721c ; 23· Anguraculum, Rome 23·601b. 124a ; 6-800b. Aufgesang 25·403d. Augur Falls, Ida. 14-276 (D4). 453a ; mission to E ngland Aukadebbe, riv., Af. 24·80.5b. - (early Church) : see Catechu · Anti : see Mahommed Aufi. 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Bash-lam, mt., Cauc. 23·874 (II. D2) ; 5·553a. Bashmuric : see Fayumiee Bashahr. Bassam, Grand : see Ebrie. Bassanga : see Basenga, Bassano, H. B. Maret, due de : see Maret, Ji. B. -, JACOPO DA PONTE 3· 490e. SASSANO, It. 3·490d ; 15·4 (C2 ) ; battle ( 1 7 9 6 ) 11•192a. BASSARAB (dynasty) 3·490d. -, John 23·832a. -, Matthias 23·833b ; 3· 4 9 1 b : code 23·845c. -, Sherban 23·833b. Bassarae : see Maenads. Bassareus : see Dionysus. Bassari, Fr.Cong. 11•99 (B2). -, Togo. 12·203 (C2). Bassaricyon 5·373a. Bassariscus : see Cacomistle. Bassaw : see Pasha. BASS CLARINET 3·491b, Bass drum 8·598c. BaRse, .Jeremiah 19·513d. BaAse cornet 7 • 1 7 1 d. BASSE IN, Bur. 3·492b ; 4·840 · (D6). -, India 14·382 (ElO) ; Portuguese capture 4·189b ; treaty 12·7 49a, 14·41 1a. -, dist., Bur. 4·839a. -, riv., Bur. 4·840 (C7 ) : 4· 839a. Basse-InC.,·e, Fr. 16·925a. BASSELIN, OLIVIER 3·492b Bas•e-Nava.rre, Fr. 3·492d. Bassenger, Fla. 1:1·540 {F4). BasRenthwaite, lake, Cumb. 9• 4 1 2 (I. B 3 ) ; Derwentwnter 9·4 1 1 b ; dimensions 16· 89c ; geology 7·624d. Basse CEuvre, church, Beauvais 3·599c : 3·4 76d. Basse Pointe, Martinique 17• 802 (A1),

BARR· BASS BASSES-ALPES, de_pt., Fr. 3•

492c ; 10·77 8 (H5 ) ; a:trorest;. ation 10·649c. dept., Fr. 3·492d ; 10·77 8 (D6), · Basset, .Alan 28·871b. -, Sir Arthur 24·32b. •-, Sir Francis 24·32b. -, Francis, baron de Dunstan• ville : see D unstanville, -, Fulk 24·139a. see Sandford, -, Fulk de : Fulk de. -, Gilbert 3·912a. -, Ralph 2·846a. -, Richard 16·394d. -, Sir Richard (fl. 1681) 9• 137b. BASSET (game) 3·493c. BaRse-taille 9·365d. Basse-Terre, Fr.W.I. 12·645c ;

BASSES·PYRENEES,

28•544 (F3).

Basseterre, Br.W.I. 28 • 544 (F3) ; 24·2lc. Basse-Terre, is!., W.I. 12·645a. Basse-Terre, pt., Nfd. 19·479 (B3). BASSET HORN 3·493c, - hound 8·378d. Bas"e-trompette : see Ophi· cleide, Bassett, H. 7·110a : 5·308d, -, Richard 7·950c. Bass0tt, Cal. 5·8 (D4). -, Rants. 9·420 (III. E5). -, Neb, 19·324 (E2). -, Wis. 28·740 (E6). - Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 (B 4) 1 1·460 (.A4). Bassette : see Basset (game). Bassettoun, Pa. : see "\Vashing· ton (Pa.). Bassetts, Va. 28·118 (C4). Bassettville, Kan. 15·654 ( B l ). Bassevelde, Belg. 3·668 (Cl). Baeseville : see Bassville. Bassfield, Miss. 18·600 (C4). Basshisho, Jap. 15·156 ( B 1 5). Basshorn (with keys) 20·127b ; 4·182c. - (with valves) : see Corno basso.

BASSI,

LAURA

1\IARIE

Caterina 3·494b. -, Matteo di 5·296a. BASSI, UGO 3•494c. Bassi, India 14·376 (G4). Bassia, India 14·37 6 (L8). Bassia (albescens) : see Acana, - (latifolia) : see Mabua tree. - (Parkii) : see Shea butter tree. Bassianus : see Caraealla, M. Aurelius .Antoninus.

BASSIANUS,

JOANNES

3•

494d. Bassignano (battle, 1 7 4 5 ) 3o 42d. Bassigny, dist., Fr. 10·776 (F2-3) ; 13·73a. Bassily, Belg. 3·668 (C2). Bassim, town and dist., Bur, : see Bassein. Bassin, Dan.W.I. : see Chris• tianstiid. Bassinet 3·480e. Bassingham, Lines. .9·416 (IL F3). Bass Lake, Minn. 18·550 (D3). Basso, Fr.Cong. 11•99 (B2), Basso, fortress, It. 18·35d. Basso da camera 28·106b.

BASSOMPIERRE, FRANCOIS

de 3·495a. -, Louise Marguerite : su Conti, princesse de. Basso Naebor, lake, E• .AL : su StefaDie. Bassongo, race : see Basonge. - Mino, race : see Basongo• Mino. Ba•so Norok, lake, E.Af. : see Rudolf, lake, Easson russe : see Basshorn. BASSOON (musical instru• ment) 3·495b ; Rackett• bassoon : see Rackett. - (organ stop) 12·958d. Bassorah, Turk.As. : see Basra. Bassora gum : see Gum ot Bassora. BASSO·RELIEVO 3•497d

; 24o

488d. Bassorin 12·716a. Bassot, Emile 4·891o. BASS ROCK, is!., Scot. 3•497d: 24· 4 1 8 (F2). Bass Tuba : see Bornbardon. Bassum, Ger. 11·808 (B2). BASSOS, AOFlDIUS 3·498a. -, CAESIOS 3•498b ; 27• 1 0 42c. -, CASSIANUS 3·(98b. -, P. Ventidius 20•442a. -, Q. Caecilius 20·442a. -, SALEIUS 3•498c. Bassuto, S.Af. : see BasutO< land.

BASSVILLE, NICOLAS mAN Hugon de 3·498o.

BASS-BAYA

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Bastrop, Tex. 26•690 (K5). Bas811illiana 14·910d. - Co. Tex. 26·690 (K5). Bass viol 28·1 05c. Basswood, Wis. 28·740 (05). Bastu{i, tribe 1·33a. -, lake, Minn. and Can. 18• BASTWICK, JOHN 3·503b ; 9• 538a ; Litany 16·682c. 550 (F2) ; 20·1 1 4 (B2). Basu (legend) 15·545a. Basswood (fibre) : see Bass. Bass-wood (tree) 16·694a ; Basudun-lamu, mt., Tib, 6·· timber 26·980d, 10·659d, 3· I68 630c. Basudun-ula, mt., Tib. 6·168 Bast, Egy. : see Bubastis. (D3). Bast (bark) : see Bass. Basundi, tribe 6·92 4d ; 1·330b. Basta, Georges 13·912a ; 23• Basus war 18·645a : 12·870a. Basuto, tribe 3·505a ; 3·603c ; 833a. Bas�a. India 14·382 (M9). language 3·360b ; Orange -, Sp. : see Baza. Free.State 20· 152b ; snadow superstitions 2·53b, 7·899c ; Bastaards (race) 12·606d ; Transvaal tribes 27· 1 8 9c. German ru1e 11-80lc ; stea• BASUTOLANO, S.Ar. 3·503c ; topygia among 25·861a. B8a ; 20-:!SOa. 493d ; direction-sense 18· Beehive, geyser, Wyo. 11·914d. Bedaurn : see Bedouins. 433d ; diseases 3·637b ; Beehive (star) : see Praesepe. .Ahmed el 9· -, vale, Cambs. 3-G�Oc. Bedawi, · drone 3·628c, 3·625b (fig.), - cell 2·404c. 3:lb. - Alum Spring, U.S. 18·520c. Basin, Can. 12·843a. 3·634d (fig.), 3·635a ; dura­ � destructor 8 · 105c. BL'd·bug (House bug, Cimex) tion of life 16·97 5c ; head 3· - oven 6·656a. 4· 758c; 13·259b (tig.) ; 13· Bedford beds (geol.) 27·627a. 625d (fig.) ; hives 3·630c - tombs1·248a; 19·1 04 d ; 12· 260d (tig. ) ; development Bedford Book of Hours 14· 44lb. (figs.) ; Huber on 13·845b ; 3 1 8b. 13·426c (fig.) ; Leishman· Hymettns 14· 1 8 1 a ; h iero· Beek, David : see Beck, David. Bedford City, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (C3) ; Donovan bodies 27·346b. 2· 7 :J2c. glyphic 9·64c ; jaws 14· 1 7 7 b ]leek Hall. 19·689a. BedLurg, Ger. 11·808 (I j 7 ). (fig.) ; legs 3·628b (fig.) ; Bcekb ergen, Roll. 13·588 (C2). Bedchamber, Ladies of the - College, Land. 6·639a ; 27• ownership rights 11·440b ; lleeke, Henry (dean) 5·803d. 7 7 :lb. 17·1d. Bedford cord 7·27 Sb. parthenogenesis 23· 1 1 9 c ; Bee-keepers' Association, Brit· -, Women of the 17·1t'primitive habitat 14·500a ; ish 3·630a. Bedford Co., Pa. 21·106 - Plot 28-:loa. (E·F6). queen 3·625b (fig.), 3·634d Bee-keeping 3·628d ; 3·634b ; - question 9·559b. 3·636a : appliances 3·630c ; (fig.) ; queen-rearing3·629a ; Bedcote, \\.orcs. : see Stour· - Co., Tenn. 26·620 (E2). - Co., Va. 28· 1 1 8 (C3). Egyptians 9·45d ; Irish 14· swarming 3·635c, 3·628c, 3· bridge. 7G8b, 14·768a ; state aid ;t· 637b ; worker 3·625b (fig.), Beddard, F. E. 5·792b ; 5·792c. Bedfordia 26·440b. 629c. 3·634d, 3·635a. See also Bee­ Beddau Gwyr .A.rdudwy 10· Bedford incubator 14·363b. -Indiana limestone 3·620b. keeping. Beekite 5·803d. �94b. Bedford Levels, dist., Cambs. - (constellation) : see Musca Beekman, penln., Can. 5•160 Bedde, tribe 15·694c. 9·424 (IV. B 1 ·C2) ; 10·257b. (R3). australis. B"dden, C.Af. 19·694d. Beekmantown limestone 27· 8EDDGELERT, Wales 3·613d; Bedford limestone : see Corn· Bee, Wash. 28·3.54 (G4). brash. 625d. -, Jake, Scot. 24·412 (A2). 9·428 (V. C l ) . Beeac, Viet. 28-:J8 (B:l). Be'el (god) : see Baal. Bedding (horticulture) 13· Bedford Party 3·619b. Bedford shale 27·630d. Beebe, Ark. 2·552 (D2). Beele, Sloetvande 15·292d. 77 3d. BEDFORDSHIRE, co., Eng. 3· -, lake, N.Y. 7·169c. Beeleigh, abbey, Ess. (Maldon) BPddingham, Sus. 26·166d. 620c ; 9·424 (IV. B2) ; lace -, riv., N.H. 19·490 Bcddington, Sur. 16·942 (D:l) ; 17·486d. 16·43n (fig.). - Plain, Vt. 19·490 (C2). Beelitz, Ger. 11·808 (D2). 26· 1 4 l c ; geology 26· 140a. Beobe-McLellan life-boat 16· Be'el shamin : see Ba l-sha· Bedford Springs, Pa. 18·522b. -, South, Sur. 16·942 (D3). lkddoe, John 12·823c ; 13· Bedha, Arab. 2·264 (C5). mem. 608a. Beely, Fidelius 13·928d. 535d. Bedi, India 19·31 8a. Beebranch, Ark. 2·552 (C2). BEELZEBUB 3·641b ; 8•122b ; BEDDOES, THOMAS (phy­ Bedico Creek, riv., La. 17•54 Beech, hill, N.H. 19·490 (D3). BEECH 3-6:l8b ; · creosote 7· 9·1 40a. (c6). sician) 3·614a. 410b ; Denmark 8·24c ; dis· Beem, Jacob : see Boehme, -, THOMAS LOVELL (poet) Bedier, Joseph 10· 1 1 6 d : 27· Jakob. 293d. 3·614b ; 9·637c. tribution 21·780c, 21·782c, Bedigana, Nig. 19·678 ( E l ). 27·634b ; etymology 14• Beemah, riv., see Bhi· Bcddome, Benjamin 14·194c. rna. 499b ; geological age 7·41 7 d; BEDE, the Venerable 3·615a ; Bedington, W.Va. 28·560 (F2). 9·608b ; 14·185c ; itinerary Bedivere (legend) 13·3 7 7c. leaf 27·91 0c ; timber 26· Bee-martin : see King-bird. (H3). for pilgrims 21·607 d ; mar· Bediyas, tribe : see Bazigars. 980c. tyrology 17·805b ; peni· Bedizen (diet.) 8·318b. -, Australian 2·948d. · tential 5·1 9.'i d : reform of BEDLAM (Bethlehem Hosp.) Beecham, 'fhomas 25·1 004c. Beemster, lake, N.Holl. 19· Palendar 4-994 b ; story of 3·622 ; 1 · 7 2b. 785b. Beech Creel Aus. u1 Bend, 20·242 (D3). - XII, (Pope) 3-718d ; 20· dist.) 3·4 (D2). - ( Nor h), Neb. : see North 701c ; 23·67 7 b ; Denedictlnco; -, Aus. (Prague dist.) 3·4 Bend. 3·722o ; Cathay embassy 17· (D2). BEND (di t. ) 3·7 1 6a.. 7 1 7 b ; Petrarch's epistles 21· Bene seed : see Sesame. - (heraldic) 13 3 20a. 3 1 1c. Beneshe, Gr. : see --· (hydraulic) 14·72a. - XIII. (anti-pope) 3·7 1 8d ; B enet College (Cambrid:;e) : Benda, Franz 3 • 1 6a. 20· 03b ; 1 · 4 38 a. see Corpus Chri8tl --, GEORG 3·716a. - XIII. 3·719b ; 12· BENETT, ETHELDRED 3· -, Simone : see Le Bargy, 210a ; 20· 331 b. 7 2 7 d. Simone. - XIV, 3·7 1 9b ; 20· Benevalet.e · 302d. Bendahara. (title) 17·481c. 7 1 3b ; 2·15 8a. Beneveian, . lake, Scot. 24·4 1 2 Ben D avis, pt., N.J. 19 · 5 0 2 BENEDICT (OF ALIGNAN) 3· ( D 2). (B5). 719c. Benevente, riv., Braz. 9·775h. Be Aniane) 3·721d. ent I' Abbaye, Fr. 10· s d. Nig. 19•1178 (C5) ; 19• BENEDICT (BISC:>P) 3·721a ; 7 7 8 (E4) ; 7·431c. Bendemann, Eduard 8·713b. 9·4Ha ; 26·100o ; B ia, Bendemur, N.S.W. 19·538 233c. duke of : see . Gandia, duke (F2). of. -( ondal ) : see Grondal, Bendena, Queens. 2·960 (H5). Benedikt. -, isu , duke o! : Bee

Benas, cape, Egy. 9·40 (C3) ; 3· 7 69d. Ben Asher of Tlberias : see Aaron b. Asher. Bcnasque, Sp. 25·530 ( Fl ) . llcnat, cape, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 ( II6). Benauge, st , Fr. 10 • 7 7 6 (C4). Benavente, Jacinto 25·586b. -, Luis (.!uiiiones de 25·583d ; 8·509b. Benavente, 25·530 (A3). 25·530 (C2) : battle -, (1809) 2 1 Gd. Benavides, Juan de 13·437d. Benavides, Tex. 26·690 (IS). Benavilla, plain, 25·530 (113) ; 22·13 5a. Benbccula, is!., Scot. 24·4 1 2 (H2) ; 27·564b ; 25·20Gd. -, sound, 24·4 1 2 (A2), Benbo, mt., Ire. 16·404b. BENBOW, JOHN 3·715c ; 15·

-iJbsf·

Benham, Ind. 14•422 (G7), -, La. 17•54 (C1). Benhamia caecifera. 5·797b, Benhams"- Va. 28·11 8 (B1). Benhlll ua. 11·7 52 (B2). Co., Ga. 11·752 (C4l. Ben Hur (Wallace) 1•840d 1 2 · 2 7 7a. (reformer) 12· 358 d. Beni, India. 14• 3 7 6 ( K 5 ) , BENI, dept. B ol. 3·7370 ; 4• 1 . 167 (B·C2J ; 4·171d. BENl, r v., Bol. 3 · 7 7b ; 4·167 (B1) ; 1 · 78 5 (map) ; 1•785b, Beni, tr li e, W.M. 3·738a. . Beni Abbes, Mor. . 18·851

:

Or " (horse) 13· 73 0a. - (Levita) (Macintyro) 5· Benarnold, Tex.26·690(K·L5). Bend Sinister 13·320a. 7 4 Benarty, hill, Scot. 24 -Hti Bendzin, Poland 21·929 (D3) ; 21·632b ; mining 21·6321..> , (E2 ) , 10·329c ; geology 10· 21 ·9 3 2a. :i30a, 15·824b. Benedictus Deneberak, Pal. 21·403a. 9 Benarvet (amir) 25·33a.

-, school (of

Benhadad (of Syria) 1·429a l 15·378b ; 7·784b ; Israelitq wars 15·310d, 7·791c ; Sa.• marill. besieged 9· 2 81b . Benhaden, Fla. 10·540 (Bl). Benham, H. W. 10-723a. 5· 7 9 2c ; &·794c ; 28•

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Benguet, 27c.

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BENd-BERIG Benjamin., Testament o/ 20· 9ii2c. Benk, Johannes 24·5 Uc. Benkelman, Neb. 19 ·32 4 (C4) ; 19·323b. Benkenho11 (engineer) 4·631c. Be ac, Dalm. 3·4 (D4) ; 7•

n�OJ.

Benkulen, Sum. 26·71 (B3) ; 26·73b ; 17·470a ; climate 26-72b, -. resid., Sum. 26·71 (B3) ; 26·73b ; 17·453d ; nutmegs 18·920b ; population 26· 72d. Benld, m. 14·304 (C4). BEN LED I, mt., Scot. 3·740a ; 24·418 (C2) ; geology 24• 412c. Ben Ledi gronp 8·660c. Ben Lister Glen, val., Scot. 2· 645a. Benlliure, Mariano 24·515a. BENLLIURE Y GIL. JOSE 3· 740b ; Z0·515b. Ben Lomond, Ark. 2·552 (A4). - Lomond, Cal. 5·8 (A·B3). - Lomond, .mt., N. S .W. 19• 538 (F·G2) : 2·942c. BEN LOMOND mt., Scot. 3· .t 740b : 24·4111 (B2). - Lomond, mt., Tas. 19·538 (Bl ) : 2·942c. BENLOWES, EDWARD 3· 740b. BEN MACDHUI, mt., Scot. 3· 740c : 24·412 (E2 ) ; geology 1·50b. Ben Meir (Jewish scholar) 24• 532a. Benmore Head, Ire. : see Fair Head. • Ben-my.Chree " (ship) 24· 884c. Benna (carriage) : see Sirpea. Bennachie, mt., Scot. 24· 4 1 2 ( F2) ; 1·50a ; 14·722a ; geo· logy 1·50b. Bennan, head, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (C4) ; 2·644c. -. lake, Scot. 24·4 1 8 (C3). Bennane, head, Scot. 24·412 (C4). - Hill, Scot. : geology 3·7 5b. Naphthali Ben (Hebrew writer) 13· 1 7 ' d. Benndorf, Friedrich August Hans 2·86la. -, Otto 12·486b. Bennebeola, mts., Ire. : see Twelve Pins. Bennebroek, Holl. 13·588 (B2); 19·785b. Bennekom, Roll. 13·588 (C2). Bennet, Abraham 9·176d ; 9• 2J9b. -, Christopher 18·49d. -, Henry, e'>rl of Arlington : see Arlington. -, James 4·121c. -, John Joseph 4·661d. -, Louis 23·854c ; 2·848b, Bennet, Can. 4·600 (B1). -, Colo. 6·722 (F2). -, Wis. 28·740 (B2). -, iel., Arct.O. 21·938 (B1) ; 25·10 (K·L1 ) ; 19·536d. -, lake, Can. 1·472 (l\13 ) ; 28• 945a. Bennet (bot.) : see Red-top. Bennet Bank, sandbank, Ire. 14·744 (F3). Bennett, .A.. W. 13·653c. -, C. (photographer) 21•491a. -, CHARLES EDWIN (scho· Jar) 3·7 40d. · -, Debell Z0·439c. -, Enoch Arnold 9·644&. -. George (naturalist) 8•871b : 9·337b. -, G. T . (engineer) 17·1017d. -, JAMES GORDON (b. l794) 3·740d : 19·569b. -, James Gordon (b. 1841) 3· 741b ; 7·970c. -, JOHN (madrigaEst) 3·741b. -, JOHN HUGHES (physi· cian) 3·741b ; 12·764d. -, Joseph 3·937c. -, Philip 8·588a. -, Richard (author) 10·548b. -, Richard (gov. of Va.) 28• 122d : 28·125a. -, SIR WILLIAM STERN• dale 3·74l c ; ZS·412b. Bennett, Ia. 14·7 32 (F3),· -, Neb. 19·324 (H4). -, N.J. 19·502 (C5). -, Wyo. 28·874 ( F4). -, pt., Cal. 5·8 (C4). -, pt., N.Y. 19·596 (H3). - Co., S.Dak. 25·506 (D4). - Creek, riv., N.Y. 19·596 (C3). Bennettitales 20·546b ; '12· 754c. Bennettites 20·546b ; 12• 7 5 7 c ; 20·54 7b (fig.). Bennett Law (Wis. 1889) 28• U7 c.

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Bennetts, Ark. 2·552 (Cl). ·Bennetts, N.Z. 19·624 (D5), Bennettsbridge, Ire. 14•744 (D4). Bennett's cassowary : see Moornk. Bennetts Creek, riv., Ark. 2· 5.5 2 (Cl). - Creek, riv., Md. 17·828 (E2). - Peak, mt., N.1\Iex. 19·520 (Bl). - Switch, Ind. 14·422 (E3). Bennettsville, Ind. 14·422 (F8). -, S.C. 25·500 (E2). Bennett's wallaby 15·65ld. Bennettville, Minn. 18·550 (D4). BEN NEVIS, mt., Scot. 3·7 42a ; 24·41 2d ; 24·412 ( D3 ) ; rain· fall 24·418d. Bennigsen, Alexander Levin, Count von 3·7 42c -. LEVIN AUGUST, Count von 3·742b. -, RUDOLPH VON 3·742c ; 11·882a. Benniholla, riv., India 14·382 (Fl2), Benning, D.C. 17·828 (D4). Bennington, Ida. 14·27 6 (b4), -, Ind. 14·422 ( G 7 ). -, Kan. 15·654 ( E l ). -, Mich. 18•3 7 2 (F7 ). -, Neb. 19·324 (H3). -, N.H. 19·490 (D5) ; battle ( 1 7 7 7 ) 19·497c. -, N.Y. 19·596 (B3). -, Okla. 20·58 (E·F4). BENNINGTON, Vt. 3·743a ; 19·490 (A6) ; battle ( 1 7 7 7 ) 1·843c. -, Long, Lines. : see Long Bennington. - Centre, Vt. 3·743a. - Co., Vt. 19·490 (A6·B5). Benni oil plant ZS·55b. Bennisch, Aus. 3·4 (E2) : 25· 92c. BENNO 3·743b ; 9·362c. Ben nnt 19·918a. Benobara, Scot. : see Stirling. Ben oil Z0·4.6b. Benois, Albert 20·517d. Benoist (physician) 28·888a. Benoist, mt., N.G. 19·487 (Cl). BENOIT (DE SAINTE·MORE or Saint Maure) 3·7 43c : 2· 33a : 14·898b : 27·318a. - (of St Alban) 2·34b. - (Vaillant) : see Charron, Pierre. BENOIT, PETER LEONARD Leopold 3-H:lb. Benoit, Miss. 18·600 (B2). Benoneh, riv., Bor. 4·262d. Benoni (bib!.) 3·739a. Benop, China 6·168 (F3). P 6 e �oli. � z Benrather Linie 11·779c. Ben Rhydding, Yorks. 14• 300b. Ben Saddi, Nathan (psend.) 8· 37 ad. Bensbach, riv., N.G. 19·487 (D3). - Creek, bay, N. G. 19·487 (C3). Bensberg, Ger. 11·808 (1. K 7 ) . Bens Creek, riv., Pa. 21·106 (D·E5). Bensenville, Ill. 14·304 (D2). BENSERADE, ISAAC DE 3• 744a. Bensersiel, Ger. 11·233c, Bens!ord Bridge, site, War wick, 28·343c. Bensheim, Ger. 11·808 (II. M9). Ben Shem-tob : see Leon, Moses de. Bensington, Oxon. : see Ben· son. - Driving Clnb 8·585d : 6· 574b. Bensley, B . A. 17·7 7 8 d : 17• 7 81Ja ; 28·1006b. -, ROBERT 3·744b. Benso (family) 5·586c. Benson, Arthur C. 3·7 45b. -, Edward Frederick 3·745c. - EDWARD WHITE (arch· bishop) 3·744b ; 16·712c ; 5· 2 1 1 d. -'-, FRANCIS ROBERT3·745c, -, FRANK WESTON 3·745d ; 28·350b. -, GEORGE 3·7 46a. -. R. l\I. 7·348d. -, Robert Hngh 3·745c. -, W. A. s. 3·745c : 18·213b, Benson, Ala. 1·460 (C3). -, Ariz. 2·544 (C4) ; 2·547c. -, Ill. 14·304 (C:l). -, Ky. 15·7.40 (D2). -, La. 17·54 (A.2). -, Minn. 18·550 (B5). · -, N.C. 19•772 (D2).

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Benton, Ind. 14-422 (F2). -, Kan. 15·654 (EJ). -, Ky. 15·740 (B2), -, La. 17·54 (AI). -, Me. 17·434 (C4). -,/Miss. 18·600 (B3). -, Mo. 18·608 (G4). -, Nfd. 19·479 (C2). -, N.H. 19·490 (D3), -, 0. 20·26 (G3). -, Pa. 21· 106 (K3). -, Tenn. 26·620 (G2), -, Wis. 28·740 (C6). -, lake, Mass. 17·852 (A2). -, lake, Minn. 18·550 (A6). - City, Mo. 18-608 (E2), - Co., Ark. 2·552 ( A 1). - Co., Ia. 14·732 ( E·F2). - Co., Ind. 14·42-2 (C3). - Co., Minn. 18·550 (C·D5). - Co., Miss. 18·600 (Cl). - Co., Mo. 18·608 (C3). - Co., Oreg. 20·242 (B3). - Co., Tenn. 26·620 (C·Dl). - Co., Wash. 28·354 (F3). Benton group (geol.) 27·631 a ; 7·H 7c. BENTON HARBOR, Mich. 3• 7 54a ; 18·372 (D7). Bentonia, Miss. 18·600 (B3). Benton Ridge, o . 20·26 (C3). Benton's chronograph 6·303a. Bentonville, Ark. 2·552 (Al). -, Ind. 14·422 (G5). -, N.C. 19·772 (D2) ; battle ( 1 865) 1·825d. -, 0. 20·26 (C7). -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (D2). Bentotte, Cey. 14·382 (H16). Ben·Tre, Fr.I.C. 14·498 (E6) ; 14·492b. Bentry, heath, Ess. 1 see Becontree heath. Bentschen, Ger. 11·808 (E·F2). Bentnni, gnlf, N.G. 19·487 (Bl). Benturong : see Binturong. Benty, Fr.Gni. 11·204 (B4) ; 11·102d. Benu (rei.) 21·457d. BENUE, riv., W.Af. 3·754b ; 5·110 (A3) ; 19·678 (D4) ; 19·675a ; exploration by Flegel 10·494b ; by Laird 16·84c ; by R. and J. Lauder 16·154b ; Shari connexion S·1 1 1b ; see also Niger, riv. - sandstone 5·111 b. Bennt, Bor. 4·257 (B2). Benuwe, riv., W.Af. : see Benue. Ben Uzzle!, Jonathan : see Jonathan ben Uzziel. Benvane, mt., Scot. 24·41 8 (C2). BEN VENUE, mt., Scot. 3· 7 5!b ; 24·4 1 8 (B·C2) ; 21• 262a. Benvie, Dundee 8·676c. Benville, Ark. 2·551' :cl). -, Ill. 14·304 (B4). Benvras, David : see David Benvras. Ben Wee, mt., Ire. 14·744 (B3). Benwee Head, cape, Ire. 14• 744 (B2) ; 17·936c. Ben Wheeler, Tex. 26·690 (M3). Benwick, Cambs. 9·424 CIV. B2). Benwood, W.Va. 28·560 (Cl). Beny-Bocage, Fr. 10·778 (D3). Benzaconine 1·152a. Benzal acetone 3·754d, - chloride 3·754c. BENZALDEHYDE 3·754b ; action of light 21·484c ; Liebig's researches 16·59lc. Benzaldime hydrochloride 3· 754c. Benzaldoxime 3·754d ; 20· 419c. Benzamarone 15·763a. Benzamic acid 6·49c. Benzamide 3·7 5 6 d. Benzamidine 1·855b. Benzelius, Erik 26·21 7 b ; 27• 783b. Benzenberg, G. H. 27·403b. BENZENE 3·755b ; 6·52b ; 6• 55c ; action with argon 2· 4 7 Sa ; action of chlorine on 21·484c ; boiling point 25· 94lc ; coal gas enrichment 11·489c ; crystalline form 7•591 ; extraction 6·598b ; freezing point25·941 b; mole· cnlar struct.ure27·848c; mor· photropy 6•74b ; spectrum 25·63 l b . Benzene·azo-ethane 3·82d. - azo·meta anisole 3·82b, - azo·methane 3·82d. - azo·nitroethane 3·82c. - azo·vhenol : set. Ox:ya>JO· benzene. - compounds : see Aromatic compounds. - diazoninm bromide 8·173c, - diazonium chloride 8·174a ; 8•173c.

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BERENGER, RENE 3·769b. - Raymond I. (count of Bar· celona) 25·57 1a. - Raymond II. (count of Bar· celona) 25·5 7 1a. Berenguer Ramon : se• B er· enger Raym ond. BERENICE (d. of Agrippa 1.) 3·769d : 15·4 0 1 a ; 26·1 03 2 c. BERENICE (w. of Alexander II. of Egypt) 3·769c. BERENICE (w. of Antiochus Theos ) 3·7 6 9c ; 20· 6 1 8c. BERENICE (niece of Herod I.) 3·7 6 9 d . BERENICE (d. of Ptolemy Au· letes) 3· 7 6 9c. BERENICE (w. of Ptolemy III. Euergetes) 3·769o ; 2•655a ; coinage 19·892a. - (d. of Ptolemy VIII. Soter) 22· 6 1 8c. BERENICE (w. of Ptolemy Bercher, Switz. 26•242 '(B3), Soter) 3·769b. Bercheure, Pierre : see Ber· BERENICE, ruins, Egy, 3· suire, Pierre. 7 69 d ; 9·40 (03). Berchinges, Ess. : see Barking. -, Cyrenaica 23·648 (E3) : see llengazi. Berchmans; Joanna : see Court· mans, Joanna. Berenice (zoo!.) 14·153c. Berchorius, Petrus : see Ber Berenice Panchrysus, fortress, su!re, Pierre. Af. 28 · 1049d. BERCHTA 3·767b. Berenice's Hair : see Coma BERCHTESGADEN (Berch· Berenices. thosgaden), Ger. 3·7 6 7 b ; 11· Berenicia 15 5 7 0a. 808 (D5) ; 24·88d. Berenicidae 14·153c. Berchthol d (Berchtold ) : see Berenicis, Gr. 3•769c. Bertold. Berenike : see Veronica, St. BERCK, Fr. 3 · 767 c : 10 778 Berens, is!., Can. 17·584 (Cl). (E1 ) ; 3·82l a. -, riv., Can. 17·584 (Cl ) ; 28• Berclair, Miss. 18·600 (B2). 7 3 2 c ; 15 · 7 1 4 a. -, Tex. 26· 69 0 (K7). Berent, Ger. 11·808 (Gl ). Bercsenyi, Bela 13·928a. Bereny, Jasz, Hung. : see .Jasz· Bereny. Berczel, Hung. 3·4 (F3). Berczik, Arpad 13·928a ; 13· -, l\1ezo, Hung. : see Mezii· Bereny, 93 0c. Berda, riv., Russ, 23·874 (1. Bere Regis, D orset. 9·420 (Ill. F3) ; 26·45 5b . C5) ; 8·436b ; geology 8· Berdan, lll . 14·3 04 (B4). 434d. Berdani, riv., Syr. 16·346d. Beresci, Rum. 23·826 (C1 ). Berdestaple, Dev. : see Barn· B E R E S F O R D, L O RD •taple. Charles W. de la Poer 3· 7 7 Oa. Berdiansk, Russ. : see Berdy­ -, JOHN 3·7 70c. -, John Claudius 3· 7 7 1 a. ansk . Berdibeg (khan) 18·717d. -, Lord John George 2·562o ; BERDICHEV(Berdichef), Russ. 19· 9 55c ; 8· 6 1 9d. 3· 7 6 7 c · 23· 8 7 4 (1. B 2 ). -, J. S. : experiments on hy• BERDYANSK, Russ. 3·767c ; draul ics 14·90a. 23·87 4 (I. F3) ; 26·455b. -, Louisa de Ia Poer : see Bere (bot.) 3·4 05c. Hope, Louisa de Ia Poer Bere, Forest of, Hants. 9· 4 2 0 (Beresford). (III. E5) ; 12·9 03b. -, WILLIAM CARR BERES• BEREA, Ky. 3·7 67 d ; 15·7 40 ford, viscount 3·7 71a. (D3) ; 15·743c. -: see also Tyrone, earls of, -. o. 20·26 (G2). and Waterford, marquesses -, dist., Basu. 3·504d. of. Berea. hills, Natal 19·252d. Beresford, S.Dak. 25·506 (14). Berea College, Ky. 3 · 7 67 d ; 10 • - Dale, glen, Sta1l's. 8·451d.

25·540c, 25·54lb, 1·329b (table) ; Tunisia 27· 3 9 5 d. Berberyn, Cey. : see PEll'Vily. Berbice, Brit.Gu!, : see New Amsterdam. -, county, Brit.Gu!. 12·676o ; 12·679d ; 12·676a. -, riv., Brit.Gu\. 12·675 (C2) ; 12•677c. Berbrugger, Adrian 1·64 6d, Berce, forest, Fr. 24· 224b. Berceo, Gonzalo de : see Gon· zalo de Berceo. 3· BERCEUSE (in music) 7 67 b . BerchehalllBtede, Herts. : see Berkham�stead, Berchelai, G los. : see Berkeley. BERCHEM, NICOLAAS 3• 7 6 7 b ; 19·3 4 l b. Berchem, Be!g. 3·668 (D l ) ; 2• 1 55c. Bercher, Jean : see Dauberval .

f!enzyl!dene amlnoa.cetal 22· 759d. - aniline 1 8 57 d ; 3·754d. Beodricesworth, SuJl'. : see Bury St Edmunds. Beograd, Serv. : see Belgrade. Beolco, Angelo 20·684c. llcoraid, lake, Scot. 24•41 2

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BHIMA (Hindu myth.) 3·8'6a, Bevela.nd, North, isl., Holl. 13• BEYBAZAR (Beibazar), Turk. Bhadaurla (dynasty) 8-143c. Bhardar 19·381a. Bhaddiya (cousin of Buddha) Bharcch, India : see Bahraich·. - (king) 4-184b. As. 3·838b ; 2·760 (D2). b!!8 (A3) ; 28-965a. Bhargavi, riv., India 14·382 4·748d. Bhima, riv., India 14·3811 Beyeld (physiologist) 27·936d. -, South, is!., Hoi!. 13-588 (Ll0·9) ; 22·660b. (E-F'10) ; Ahmednagar 1• Beyer, Gustave Frederic de 24• Bhadra, India : see Bahadran. (A:i ) ; canp.l 13-j9lb. -, riv., India 14-:l82 (Fl3) ; Bharhut, India : see Bharahat. Poona 432c ; 22· 7 3d 0 7 10c. Dcvclment 3-835d. Bharmulji (ruler of Cutch) 727·37 7a ; 15-626d. Satara 24·227c ; Sholapm Dew! wheel 17·1000d ; 17· Beyerinck (bacteriologist) 3· 670c. Bhadrabahu (J.1in writer) 15• 24·995c. 166d ; 21-776d. 1003d. Bharrain, mt., Scot. 24·4 1 8 Bhimber, India 14-376 (E-F3)·. 127d. Beyerlinck, L. 16·575c. Dcvensen, Ger. 11-808 (C2), (A3). Bhimphedi (Bhimjedi), India Beyers Bergen, hills, S.At. 27· Bhadrachalam, India 14·382 Bevent, Wis. 28-740 (D4). Bhars (Barrhai) 4-39la. (Ill ). 19·379a. 830c. llc\·era, riv., It. 26·242 (G5), Bhartpur, India : see Bharat· Bhadrakh, India 14·382 (M9). Bhimsena Thapa (Bhim Singh Beyik, pass, C.Asia 20·656d ; Beveren, Belg. 3·668 (D1). Bhadrapada 13·492d. pur. Thappa) 19·382b. 2-741b. Bcverfuyck : see Albany, N.Y. Bhartrihari (grammarian) 24• Bhadrinath, India : see Bad· India Bhind, 14·376 (H6) ; 12• Beyin, Go.Cst. 12-203 (A4). Beveridge, \Yilliam 18·586b. 17 lb. rinath. 748c. lleverin, mt., Alps26·242 (G3); Beyla, Fr.Gui. 11·204 (D5). Bharuch (Bharuk achla), Bhaga 21·204d. (Beila), dist., Fr.Gui. 16· Bhingar, India : see Ahmed· 1·744c. India : see Broach. Bhagabhadra (king) 14-624c. nagar. 5J9d. Beverlac, Yorks. : see Beverley. Bharut, India : see Bharahat. Bhagadatta (king) 2·773c. India 14·376 (D-F.7). Bhinmalt Beylan, Turk.As. : see Beilan. Beverley, Alredus (Alured, AI· BHAGALPUR, lndia 3·842c ; Bhaskara Acharya 24-1 83a ; Bhir, Inaia 14·382 (F·GlO). uredus or Alfred) of : see Al· Beyle, Henri 11·148b. 13·510c; mathematical work 14·376 (l\17 ) ; 7·826c. Bhishma (legend) 24·167c. -, MARIE HENRI (Stendhal) redus of Beverley. 1·617b, 27-27 ld. -, dist., India 3·842d. Bhitani : see Battanni. 3·838c ; 19-835c. -, Henry 3·835d. Bhaskar Pant (Mahratta Bhitiari, creek, India 4·186c. -, John of : see John o! Bever· Beylerbey (title) : Algiers 1· -, division, India 3-843b. leader) 5·683b. Bhiwandi, India 14-382 (E10), 650a, 3·382c : Persia 21· Bhagat (sect) 13·485b ; 13· ley. Bhatarka (Indian ruler) 4• BHIWANI (Bhlwana), India 487a ; 12·358d. 194c ; Turkey 27-449a. -, WILLIAM ROXBY 3·835d; 188d. 3·846b ; 14·376 (F·G5). Beyler-bey-.Keui, Turk.As. 27- Bhagaura, India 14·376 (I·K6). 26-735c. Bhagavad-gita 24·169a ; 2· BHATGAON, Int:'lia 3·845a ; Bho (Bhod), Asia : see Tibet. 426 (F3). BEVERLEY (Beverlee), Yorks. 14·376 (L6) ; architecture Bhodauphra (Burmese king) I 548d ; 26·509a ; Messianic 3-836a ; 9-416 (II. G2) ; 9· Beynat, Fr. 10·77 8 (E5 ). 19·380a ; former state 19• analogies 18-194a. see Bodawpaya. 507 d ; Cottonian MSS. re· lleynen, .Koolemans 21-948c. 38ld. Bhog 13·486b. cords 1·7 55a ; geology 28· Beyond Our Powers (Bjornsen) Bhagavata Purana 24·170b ; Bhatgarh, lake, India 14·382 5•466c ; flood 7-977a. Bhogai, riv., India 14-37 6 (07). 4·17c. 93ld ; minster 3 - 836a, 5· (ElO). Bhoja (Indian ruler) 24·1'15a ; 5 19a, 2-403d, 24·489d, 27• Beypasha, riv., India : see Bhagavata Purana, ou histoire Bhatia! 15·605b, poetique de Krichna (Bur· 24·1 82a ; 13-492b ; Dhar Beas. llGa ; sanctuary 24 • 129d, Bhatibari, dist., India 8-740d. nouf) 4·855b. Beypur, India 14·382 (FH) ; mosque 8·142c. 24-130b. Bhatika, India 13·496c. Bhagavatas (Pancharatras) 24· Bhojapura, India 14·376 (H5), 17-289b. -, W.Aus. 2·960 (B6). Bhatinda (Govindgarh), India Bhojapuri, tribe 3·924d. 179d ; 13·509a. -, brook, London 16·938 (A3). BEYRICH, l·�J;; INRICH ERNST 14·376 (F4) ; 20·927a ; 19• Bhagelkhand, India : see von 3·839b ; 8·124c. Bhola, India 14·376 (08). - Resurrection play 8·498c. 17 la. Bagel khand. Bhongaon, principality, India Beverloo, Belg. 3·668 (F1) ; 3• Beyrichia 8·128b ; 20·237d ; Bhagirathi, riv., India (Bengal) Bhatnair, India 3·845a. 25-llOc. 17-442c. 672c. 14·376 (N8) ; 13·861d ; 7• llhatni, India 14-376 (K6). Beyrout, Syr. : see Beirut. Bhongir, India 14·382 (Hll). Beverly, Robert 1-831b. 218d ; toll station 15·150d. Bhats (caste), India 15•428a : Bhonsla (dynasty) 14-4 1 1 a ; BEYSCHLAG, WILLIBALD 3• Beverly, Ill. 14-304 (B4). 22-866d. -, riv., India (Hlmalayas) : 839c. 14-414c ; 5·683b ; Akalkos BEVERLY, Mass. 3·836o ; 17• Bhatshah (kings) 12•2lb. see Ganges. chief 1· 45 4a. Bey-Shehr, Turk.As. : see 852 (F1). Bhatta Narayana (poet) 24• Bhooj, India : see Bhu!. Bhagsu, India 14-376 (G3). Beishehr. -, l\Iiss. 18-600 (Bl). 173d : 8·481c. Bhagu-Chauki, India 14·376 Beyt, India 14·376 (C8). Bhopal, India 3·846c ; 14·376 -, N.J. 19·502 (C3), - Utpala (astronomer) 24· (E·F6). Beyt .Khallaf, Egy. : see Bet (GS). -, 0. 20-26 (G5). 183a. Bhagvat Sinhji, Sir 12·231d. -, agency, India 3-846c .Khallaf. -, Wash. 28·354 (F3). Bhattavaryan, tribes, Kashmir BHOPAL, state, India 3·846b; Bhagwa, India 14-3!!2 (E9), Beytowwal 3·517b. -, W.Va. 28·560 (D3). 12-21b. Bhagwaut Singh 8·143d, lleyumia (dervishes) 9•33b. 4-609d ; Bairusia 8·142c ; -, lake, Can. 5·160 (I3). Bhatti (chief) 15·129b. inscriptions 14·622a. Beverly Association (U.S.) 7• Beza (Egy. king) : see Narmer. Bhai 15·636c. Bhatti (Bhati), tribe 3·845a ; Bhaichadjyaguru (deity) 15• BEZA (de Besze), THEODORE Bhopalpatnam, India: see Bhu• 29�c. 22·655c; 22·656a; in Hissar 1 77b. 3·839d ; 3·883c ; 11·126a ; palpatnam. Beverly Farms, Mass. 17•852 13·526d ; Jaisalmerfounded BHOPAWAR, agency, lndia3• drama 8·51la ; Gallars' col· Bhaiji Bawa 7·670b. (Fl). 15-129b. laboration 11·413b ; La Bhainsaghat, mts., India 3• 846c. - i::l tation, 1\Io, 18·608 (A·B2). BHATTIANA, territory, India Bhor, India 14-382 (E 1 0) ; 3• Rochelle synod 16-223b ; at 233c. Bevern, Bruns\\rick : see Bruns­ 3-845a. Orthez 20-332c ; Psalms Bhairab, riv., India 15-336d ; . 846d. wick-Bevern. Bhattilcavya : see Ravana• BHOR, state, India 3-846c. 15-78ld. translated 14·191a. Bevers, Switz. 26·242 (H3) ; 1• badha. Bezae, Codex (D) 3·880a ; 20· - Bazar, India 19·113c ; 26• - Ghat, pass, India 14·382 513c ; meteor 26·240d. Bhattiprolu, India 14·62ld ; 136c. 565a ; Cambridge Univer· (E10) ; 3·846d : Lonauli Beverstone, G!os. 9·420 (III. 14·624c. sity 16·554b ; Ramsay's Bhairagnia, India 14-376 (L6). 16·938a. C3). Bhairani .Konda, India : see Bhattu, India 14·376 (F5). views on Acts 1·165c. Bhoro!i, riv., India 14·378 Beverungen, Ger. 28·556c. BHAU DAJI 3·845b ; 24·801b. lliranikonda. (P6) ; 1· 4 5 4a. Beverwyck, N.Y. : see Albany. Bezaleel (Bezalel) 10-77c ; 2· Bhaumi, Bur. 14·382 (Qll). Bhairava 13-508a. 550b : see also Einhard. Bhot, Asia : see Tibet. Beverwyk, Hall. 13·588 (B2) ; Bhaunagar (Bhavnagar), India Bhotan, India : see Bhutan . Bezanozano, dist., Mad. 17• Bhajan 13-486a. 19-785b. 3·845c ; 14·382 (D-E9). Bhakkar, India 14·376 (D4). 273d. Bhownuggar cotton : see Bhau· Bevier, .Ky. 15-740 (A3). BHAUNAGAR, state, India 3• nagar cotton. -, �Io. 18·608 (D2) ; 18·609d. BEZANT (coin), 3·840a ; 19· Bhakta 13-:i09d. 845c ; 4·609d ; 26•365c : Bhragie, mt., Scot. 8·683a. Bhalcta-mala (Nabhaji) 13· 896b ; 19-903b ; heraldry Bevilacqua, palace, Bologna 28·170b. 487a. 13·322c. Bhreac, rot., Scot. (E. Loch 2-412d. Bhaktapur, India : see Bhat· Bhaunagar cotton 7-258a. BEZANTEE (diet.) 3·840a. Awe) 24-418 (A2). -, palace, Verona 2··U2c. - Gonda! railway 3·845c. gaon, former state. Bezau (Egy. king) 9·8la. mt., Scot. (E. Loch Riddon) Bevill, Ala. 1·460 (A3). Bhakti 13·51 l a ; 15·623d; 13· Bhausinghji (maharaja) 3· Bezau, Aus. 3·4 (B3). 24-418 (A3). Bevis, John 16-528d. 845c. ALEK• 485b. -, mt., Scot. (N. Loch Etive) Bevis-Gibson torsion·meter13· B E Z B O R O D K O, Bal. 14 3 7 6 - (thakor sahib) 3-8450, SANDER ANDREEVICH , Bhaiadhaka, 24·418 (Al). 726d. Bhava (deity) 4·385c. (C4). prince 3·840a. -,mt., Scot. (W.Loch Riddon) Bevisier, battle of : see Beachy Bhavabhuti (Babhavuti) (dra• Bhalka, dist., India 8·740d. Bez-d{m, Hung. 3·4 (F4), 24-418 (A 3), Head. matist) 24-1 73c ; 8·481b. -, riv., India 3·21lb. -, mt., Scot. (Perth.) 24·418 BEVIS OF HAMPTON 3·836d ; Deze, Fr. 6·490a. Bhavanasi, riv., India 15·952c. (C•Dl). 9-610c ; criticism 23·503o ; llezeguiche, cape, Af. : see Bhalu-soor : see Bali·soor. BHAMO, Bur. 3·843c ; 4•840 Bhavani, riv., India 14·382 -, mt., Scot. (Stirling,) 24• Cape Verde. J. Bunyan 4-803b. (G14) ; 6·653a. (E2) ; jade 15-123c, 418 (B2). Bevoibetta, mt.,India 19·70lb, BEZEL (diet.) 3·840d. -, dist., Bur. 3·843b. Bhavnagar, India : see Bhau­ Bhrigu (legend) 24·175d. Bezelin (archbp.) 12-874d. Bewa : see Mano. nagar. Bhan, rot., Scot. 24-412 (C2). Bhrigus (caste) 24·166c. Bewcastle, Cumb, 9·412 (I. -, count 28-950b. Bhana 8-482c. Bhavrichas 24-162c. Dezerros, Braz. 21·178c. Bhrollum, lake, C2) ; 4·584 (B2) ; 4·594c. . Sc'>t. 24·412 Bhana Bhatta (author) 20· Bhawalpur, India : see Baha-, fells, Cumb. 9·412 (I. C2). Bezetlan (diet.) 28-902a. (B2). 454a. walpur. BEWDLEY, \Vorcs. 3-837b ; Beziers, Raymund Roger, vis· Bhuaird (Bourd), mt., Scot. Bhawam, India : see Bhiwani. count of 1-505d ; 5·Jl4c. Bhandak, India 5·837b. 3·7 40d ; 28-48c. 9-420 (ill. C2) ; geology 28· -, vicomte de : see 1\lontfort, BHANDARA, India 3-843d ; Bhawani (myth.) 15·641a. Bhubamasa, riv., India 14·378 823d. Simon IV., count of. 14·382 (H-19). Bhawani Patna, India 15·637c. (N-08). Bewerley, Yorks. 9·416 (II. BEZIERS, Fr. 3-840d ; 10-7 7 8 -, dist., India 3-843d ; 5· Bhawishya Purana 6-lOOd. Dl). Bhudgaon, India 18•573c. (14 (Fl); 18•636b ; 21·118b. 3 7 7d. Bigerrionea, tribe 26·417b. 15·655d. Bienville, La. 17•54 (B1). -, parish, La. 17•54 (A·Bll. - Blue, riv., Mo. 18·60tl (A3). Dig Escambia Creek, riv., Ala. - lVIill Creek, riv., Pa, 21•106 (E3·2). 1·460 (B4). Bieques, lsi., W.I. : see �ie· - Blue, riv., Neb. 19·324 (H4); - Falls, Wis. 28·7 40 (E4). - Moose, lake, N.Y•. 19•596 19·324a. ques. (E·F2). Bier, August C. G. : passive - Blue Creek, riv., Tex. 26· Big Fan (Mormon band) : see - Morphodite 690 (B2). Creek, riv., congestion 26·795a ; 15· Danites. S.Dak. 26·506 (E·F2). 488b ; spinal analgesia 1• Big Blue group (geol.) 21·177d. Big Fishing Creek, riv., Pa, 21· - Mound, Ia. 14·732 (F4). 106 (H3). 909c ; suppurative pro· Big Bogue Horns, riv., Miss. - Muddy Creek, riv., Ill. 14• 18·600 (C4.). Bigflat, Ark. 2·552 (C1). cesses 20· 7 7 1 d. 304 (D5) ; 14·306a; - Bone Lick, Ky.15·7 40 (D2); Big Flat Brook, riv., N.J. 19· Bierbaum, 0. J. 11·799b. - Muddy Creek, riv., Mont. 502 (Cl). 15·743a. Bier-divination 3·48b. 14·276 (G1). Biere, Switz. 26·242 (A3). - Brook, riv., N.J. 19·502 - Flat Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 (B4) . - Muddy Creek, riv., N.Dak. Bieren, Ernst Johann, duke of (D3). 19·780 (C3). - Brownstraw Creek, riv., Pa. - Flat Creek, riv., Ga. 11·752 Courland : see Biron. - Muddy Creek, riv., Wash. Bierl6 quartzite (geol.) 8·125b. (C2). 21·106 (02). 28·364 (D3). - Bug, Ariz. 2·544 (B2). Biern6, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (D4). - Flats, N.Y. 19·596 (D3), - Bull, falls, Wis. 28·424a. - Mulberry Creek, riv., Ala. Bier ordeal 20·1 7 3d. - Fiats, Wis. 28·7 40 (D4). Biers' hyperaemia (med.) 26· - Bureau Creek, riv., Ill. 14• - Foot Prairie, Ill. 14·304 1•460 (03). Bignami, Amico 20·786b. 131d ; 19·428d. ( D l ), 304 (02). BIERSTADT, ALBERT 3· - Burn, riv., Scot. 14·720b. Big Nance Creek, riv., Ala. 1• Bigfork, Ark. 2·552 (A3), · · 460 (Bl). 92la. Bigbury, Dev. 9·430 (VI. E3). -, 1\linn. 18·550 (D3). Bierum, Heribert of : see Heri· -, bay, Dev. 9·430 (VI. E3). Bignaseo, Switz. 28·242 (F4) ; -, 1\Iont. 14·2 7 6 (B·Cl). bert of Bierum. . 26•933d. Big Bushkill Creek, riv., Pa. Big Fork, riv., Minn. 18·550 Bierum, Holl. 13·588 (Dl}. Big Nasty Creek, riv., S.Dak. 21·106 (M3). (D2). Biesbosch1 dist., Roll. 13·588 - Butte, mt., Ida. 14·276 - Fork, riv., Mont. : see Swan. 25•506 (B·C2). (B3) ; l.3·588b. (C4) ; 14-276h. - Fork of the Cedar Creek, Bigni, Alessandro del 10·666c. Biesdorf, Ger. 3•788 (plan). Big Niangua, riv;, Mo. 18·608 - Butte Creek, riv., Oreg. 20• riv., Okla. 20·58 (F3). Biese1 Franz Carl 0. A. E. 2· (D4). Bigg, John Stanyan 8·350b. 242 (C5). 864d ; 2·934c. Bignon, Eugene 1·499b. Bigby, Ark. 2·552 (B4). Bigg (cereal) : see Bere. Biesjoch, pass, Alps 1•743c. Big Cabin, Okla. 20·58 (F1). Digga, India 14·3 76 (F6). -, Jean Paul 1·103c. Bi���'t Malziis, mts., Turk. 1· - Cabin Creek, riv., Okla. 20• Biggar, Joseph Gillis 20·855c. -, JEROME 3•922d. . -, LOUIS P. E., bo.ron 3• -, R. 19·258d. 58 (Fl), Bieskid, West, mts., Hung. : - Camas, prairie, Ida. 14·27 6 BIGGAR, Scot. 3·922b ; 24•418 922d. see Bes.kiden, West. 14·2 7 7 a. Bignonia (bot.) 20·551d ; 2• · (B4) ; (D3), Riester, Ernesto 22·162c : 8• Bigcane, La. 17·54 (C3), -, riv., Scot, 21·38d. 7 45d ; seeds 11·25 8d ; stig­ 5 1 0c. ma 10·571d. Big Canoe Creek, riv., Ala. 1 • Biggarsberg, mts., Natal 19· Bietschhorn, mt., Alps 26·242 4 6 0 (C2). Bignoniaceae (bot.) 10.57ld : 252d. (D4) ; 1·744a ; 1·H9a. 11·256b. - Caribou, ial., Can. 19·831 Biggers, Ark. 2·552 (E1}. Dieuzy, Fr. 4·9lb. Bignor, Sus. 4·584 (C7) : 21• (C2). Biggcs, lsi., Austr. 2·960 (C2). Bievre, riv., F'r. 24·588b. - Cedar Creek, riv., Ia. 14• Bi� 337d : 4·588d. oin Hill, Kent 16•942 (E3), Bievres, Fr. 10·778 (B6). 732 (F4). Beds. 3· Bignou (music) : see Biniou. BiuGLESWADE, ·- Cedar Creek, riv., S.C. 25· Bifara, Sud. 19·675c. Big Oak Flat, Cal. 5•8 (C3). 922c ; 9·424 (IV. B2) ; 28· Biferno (T.ifernus), riv., It. 15· Bigod, Sir Francis 2·762c ; 7• 500 (D·E2). 393c. 2 6 (E4) ; 15·4 (E4·�) ; 15· - Cedar Creek, riv., Tex. 26· Biggs, A. G. Yeatman : see 829a. . 4d ; 1·73a. BIGOD HUGH, ea.rl of Nor· 690 (I3). Yeatman· Biggs. Bifertenstock, mt., Alps 26· - Chama, riv., N.Mex. 19·520 Big�s. Cal. 5·8 (02), BIEL, GABRIEL 3·920b. folk (d. 1 1 7 7 ) 3•923b; 17·3d. Bicl. Sp. 25·530 ( E l ) . 242 (F3) ; 1·744d. -, Roger, earl of Norfolk ( D l ). -, .tll. 14•304 (C3). see Olcb!a - Chazy, riv., N.Y. 19·596 -, Ore�. 20·242 (E2). -, Switz. (Bern) : se e Rienne. Bitidus shales : (d. 1221) 3·923b i 19·746a. -, Switz. (Valais) 26·242 (E4). shales. -, Roger, earl ot Norfolk (GI). Biggsvllle, Ill. 14·304 (B3). Biela, l\Ionten. 18·7 6 7 (B2). Bifilar suspension 17·984c. (d. 1270) 3·923c ; 13•47e. Big China pig (zoo!.) 21•595a. Bigha, Asia M. 2·760 (B2). BIFROST (myth.) 3·921b. -, riv., A us. 4•122b. Big Clam, lake, Mich. 18·372 -, prov., Asia M. 2·760 (C5 -, Roger, eo.rl of Norfolk - Lazica, mt., Hung. 3·4 Big, bay, Mich. 18·072 (C3). (d. 1306) 3·923c ; 9·498a. . & B3) ; 27-433b. (E5). (D4) ; 7·472a. -, bay, N.Z. 19•624 (AG). Bigordi, Domenico : see Ghir· - Clifty, Ky. 15•7 40 (B3). lligha (measure.) 19·380c. Biela's comet 6·762c; 18·26Ic -; chan., N.Y. 19·596 (14). - Colyel Creek, riv., La. 17• Bigha Chai, riv., Turk.As. : Bee landa;jo. Biela.shitza Planina, rots , -, hill, H.I. 23·249 (Dl). Bigorio, monastery, Switz. 2654 (b6). Granicus. :Monten. 18·7 6 7 (B2). -, isl., Can. 5•160 (P3) ; 28· Bigereek, Ala. 1·460 (D4). 242 (F4). Big Harcar, is!., Northumb. 10· 7 32c. Biela Szkala, mt., Carpathians -, Ky. 15·740 (E3). Bigorre, Centulle III., comte 183b. · -, lake, Ark. 2·552 (E2). 5·383c. W.Va. de : see Centulle, Ill. Big Creek, 28·560 - Hatchet, mts., N.Mex. 19· -, lake, Can . : see South Bielef, Russ. : see Byelev. Bigorre, dist., Fr. 10• 7 7 8 (A·B4), 520 (B6). Indian. Bielefeld, C. ��. 20· 7 3 7 d. (C·D5) ; 10·802 (hist. maps); - Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 (C4 . - Hay, lake, Can. 1·500 (B2), BIELEFELD, Ger. 3·920c ; 11· -, lake, Mont. 14·276 (D2). - Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 (B3 • Digheart, Okla. 20·58 (E1). 4·684c ; 4·50la ; 18·783c. 808 (B2) ; 13·825a. -, riv., Can. (Labrador) 5·160 - Creek, riv., Ala. 1·4.60 (D4 . Bighill, Ky. 15·7 40 (D3). Bigot (sculptor) 24·51lc. Bielefeldt (chemist) 11·299c. (05) ; 16·28d. - Creek, riv., Ark. 2·552 (B4). Big Hole, mts., Ida. 14· 2 7 6 -, Marie (pianist) 18·121d. Bieler Hohe, mt., L;.lps 26·242 -, riv., Can. 24·225 (A2). - Creek, riv., Ark. 2·552 (B2). BIGOT (diet.) 3•923c, (D4). (I:l). -, riv., Mo. 18·608 (F4). - Creek, riv., Ark. 2·552 (C2). - Hole, riv., Mont. 14· 2 7 6 Bigot de Moro!!'lles, Pierre Bio!erhohe, pass, Alps 1·746a. -, riv., N.Z. 19•624 (A7). - Creek, riv., B.C. 4·600 (E3), Marie Sebastien 1.9·314a. . (C3). llieleroee, lake, Switz. : see -, r!V., H.I. 23·249 (B2), Big Otter, lake, Ce;n. 5·160 - Creek, riv., Ga. 11·752 ( B l ). - Horn, Wyo. 28·874 (Fl). Rienne. -, r1v., WJS. 28·740 (A4). - Creek, riv., Ga. 11·7 52 (D3), - Horn, mt., Neb. 19·323c. (Q5). Bielev, RuBS. : see Byelev. -, val., Ariz. 2·544 (B3). - Creek, riv., Ia. 14•732 (D3). - Horn, mts., Ariz. 2 • 544 Digouden (diet.} 22·6 fa. Bietgorod, Russ. : see Bye!· Riga (chariot) 5·860b. - Creek, riv., Ia. 14•732 (F4). Bigourdan, Guillaume 8·890b. (B3). gorod. Bigaa, P.Is. 21·392 (E2). - Creek, r�v.,I da. 14-2 7 6 ( B 3 l . - Horn, mts., \Vyo. 28·874 Bigovat, rapids, Russ.As. 26• BIGAMY 3·92Ih ; Luther's - creek-, r1v., I ll• 14• 30 4 (E4 ) . -, ::'erv. : see Belgrade. 303d. (E1) ; 27·62 l a ; 27·63lc. sanction 17- 1 :l9c. Bieli,Lom, riv., Bulg. 22·937a. - Creek, riv., Ill. 14·304 (E5). - Horn, riv., Mont. 14·276 Big Payette, lake, Ida. 14·271 Bielinl!z Bosnia : see Bjelina. Big Annemesex, riv., Md. 17· - Creek, riv., Ill. 14·304 (D4). (A·B3). (E·F3). BIELhZ, Ana. 3·920c ; . 3·4 828 (H4). - Creek, riv., Ill. 14·304 B:l}. - Horn, riv., Wyo. 28·874 - Pelican, lake, Wis. 28·7 40 (F2). Bigar, isis., Pac.O. : see Bikar. - Creek, riv., Ind.14·422 B8). (D3). (Dl-2) ; 27·62Ic. Digarade Orange 20·148b. Bielka, val., Aus. 26·451a. - Creek, riv., Ind.14·422 D3). Bighorn (zoo!.) 24·818b ; 28· Bigpine, Cal. 5·8 (D3). , BIELLA, It. 3·920d ; 15·4 Bigarelll, Guido 17·94c. - Creek, riv., Kan. 15 • 654 -, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (B4), lOllc ; 28· 1 012a ; 5·147d. Digarrat (party} 22·505d. (A·B2) ; 15·10b, (C2). Big Horn Co., Wyo. 28·87 4 Big Pine Creek, riv., Ind. 14· · Bij��� Bigarreau : see Cherry. Russ . : see BYe· - Creek, riv., La. 17·54 (C1). 422 (C4). (C·D1). �� Big Bar, Cal. 5·8 (ll1). - Creek, riv., Mo. 18 • 608 - Horn Forest Reserve, Wyo. - Pine Creek, riv., 0. 20·21' Bieloviecza, forest, Russ. : see - Bay, l\lich. 18·372 (03). (E·F3). (E6). 28·87 4 (E1 ). - Bay, pt., :Mich. 18·372 (C3}. - Creek, riv., Mo. 18·608 (E4). Bighorn limestone 27·631d. Byelovitsa. - Pine Key; Fla. 10·540 (En.. Bielowice, Russ. : see Byelo· - Bay de Noe, bay, llfich. ill· - Creek, riv., Mo. 18·608 (C3). BIGHT (diet.) 3·922d. - Pine Tree Creek, riv., S.C. wice. 372 (D4). - Creek, riv., Mo. 18•608 (B1). Bight, The, Dev. 10·73b. 25·500 (D2). Dielowski (editor} 21•927d. - Bayou, riv., Ark. 2·552 - Creek, riv., 0. 20·26 (K5). - Sub Station, The, S.Aus. 2· - Piney, Mo. 18·608 (D4). (D4). Bielsa, Sv. 25·530 (F1). - Creek, riv.,Okla. 20·58(F1). - Piney, Wyo. 28·874 (B3), 960 (E6). Bielshohle, cave, Ger. 13·48a. - Bear Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 - Creek, riv., Wash. 28 • 354 Big Hurricane Creek, riv. : - Piney Creek, riv., .Ark. 2• Bielski, Joachim 21·925a. (AI). 552 (B2). (D2). see Hurricane Creek, Big. -, llfartin 21•924d. - Bear Creek, riv., Mich. 18· - Creek, riv.,Wis.28·740 (C4). Bigi (party) 10·537b. - Piney Creek, riv., Mo. 18· Bielsko, Aus. : see Bielitz. 372 (D-E5). - Cypress, swamp, Fla. 10• Bi�o.. Francia : see Francia· 608 (D4). Bieltat, Russ. : see Byeltsi. - Beaver Creek, riv., N.Dak. - Piney Creek, riv., Tex: 26• 540 (E5) ; 10·9c. biglO. · 19·780 (D·E3). Biena.im6, Am6d6e Pierre Leo· - Cypress Creek, riv., Tex. 2&- Big Isaac, W.Va. 28·560 (C2). 690 (N4). nard 10·890d. - Beaver Creek, riv., Okla.20· 690 IN2·3). - Pipe Creek, rlv., Md. 1'1·828 - Island, Va. 28·1 1 8 (C3). Bien!alte, Richard, lord ot : 26 (C�). - Darby Creek, riv., 0. 20·26 - Klamath, Jake, Oreg. : see (El). see Clare, Richard de (of - Beaver Creek, riv., S.C. 25• (D5). - Pond, Can. 19·831 (D2). Upper Klamath. Tonbridge). 500 (C·D3). Big dog (poker) 21•900d. - Labette Creek, riv., Kan. Bigpool, Md. 1'7·828 (C·D1). Bienheure, St 27·982c. Bigbee, Ala. 1·460 (A4). Big Dry Creek, riv., Mont. 14• Big Quill, lake, • Can. 24·221 20·869a. , Bien·Hoa, Fr.I.C. 14•498 (E6); Big Ben (prize fighter) : see 276 (F2). - Lagoon, Cal. 5·8 (A 1 ). (B3). 14·493b. Brain, Big Ben. - Eagle Creek, riv., Ark. 2· Biglake, Ark. 2·552 (E2). BIG RAPIDS, Mich. 3•923d ; SIENNE (Biel), Switz> 3·92!id ; Bt��9J bell), Lond. 28·551b ; 55 2 (C4). 18·372 (E6). Big Lake, Minn. 18·550 (D5), 26-242 (C�i ; 28·254d ; geu· . Big-eared bat 27·634b. - Rattlesnake Creek, riv.. Biglake, Wash. 28·354 (Cl). logy t5•566a. Bigbend, W.Va. 28·560 (B3). Btg Eau Claire, riv., Wis. 28• Big: Laramie, riv., Colo. 6·722 Wash. 28·354 (D3). BIENNE, lake, Switz. 3- 9 2 1a ; Dig Bend of the Columbia, Bigred, Wyo. 28•874 (FI) 740 (D4). (D1). 36•242 (C2). tract, Wash. 28·354 (E2) ; 6· - Eau Plain, riv., Wis. 28·7 40 - Laurel, N.C. 19·77 2 (B3), Big Red, riv., Wis. 28·740(C3), -, riv., Fr. 15·567b. 739a. - Roche a Cri Creek, riv., Wis. (D4). Biglerville, Pa. 21·106 (H6). Biennial plants (bot.)25·875b ; - Bend Ridge, mts., Ida. 14· Bigeh (temple� Egy. 21•373b. 28•7 40 (D4). - Lick, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (B2). 13·767b : 16•975a. 276 (D3). · . Blgel�t.Mont. l.4·27 6 (Ell). - Lick, Va. : Bee Roii.Iloke. · - Rock, Ark• . 1&-792c. - Bethel. Va. 1•819a. � (myth.) 7•638&. - Reck, Ill. 14·304 (D.2). Blg E.u92 (B3). Binalong, N.S.W. 19•5:l8 (E4). stomum haematobium. 863c. BILHARZIOSIS (med.) 3· 9 3 2 a. BILLITON, isl., Dch.E.Ind. 3· Binaltagin : see Taj-uddin Biliary calculi (med.) : see 940b ; 17·466 (B3) ; 17·467d. Binaltagin; Gall-stones. -, resid., Mal..Arch. 17·466 Binalud, mt., Pers. 21·188 (C1); 21•189c; 27•17 1a ; 15• (B1 & B3); - colic (med.) 16·803d. 780a. Billitonite 18·652d. - fever (vet.) 26·937b. BINAN, P.Is. 3•948a ; 21·392 - fistula (med.) 16·803o. Billo, Aby. 1·83 (map). Biliktu (Mongol Khan) 18· BILL OF EXCHANGE 3·9 40c ; (E2). 715a. 3·351a ; days of grace 7• Binangonan, P.Is. 21•392 (E2), 876b ; indorsement 14·501a ; Binary Canon (Cunningham) Bilimbi (bot.) 23·207c. international nature of 14· 26·336b. Bilimora, India 14·382 (E9). 702d ; Japanese system 15• Binary compound 6·40b. BILIN, Aus. 3·932b ; 3·4 (01 ) ; 195d ; rebate on 22·949b ; - fission 9·317a. 18·52lc. Sunday dating 26·97d. - forms 1·629c. -, riv Bur. 24·104a. BILL OF RIGHTS 3· 9 4 3d ; 9• - quintic 1•635c. Bilin, tribe see Bogos. 542b ; 8·3!�a_; U.i:l. 17·285c. - scale 18 703d. Bilinear-form 19·854c. Biliner Sauerbrunnen, springs, BILL OF S� 3·944b ; 10· BINARY SYSTEM 3·948a ; 25• 787a ; investigation of 2• 45ld. Aus. 3·932b. - Stein, rock, Aus. : see Bill of Sale Acts 22·17 4b ; 8 1 6c, 13·393a, 25• 104 4d ; false affidavits 21·172c ; magnitud eom 2 7 86a ; Bofen. Bilineurine : see Choline. hire · purchase agreements allax determ � atS1�0n 25_ 7p9 0�· Binasco, It. : siege 11·189c. 13·523c. Bflint (folk songs) 23· 9 14c. Binathora, riv., India 14•382 Bilious attack (med.) 11·505d, Billom, Fr. 10·778 (F5). - relapsing fever : see Be· Billon, Thomas 1•910c. ( G 1 1 ). Bin Bir Derek, cistern, Con• Billim (metal) 19·870c. lapsing fever. Biliran, isl., P.Is. 21·392 Billopp, Christopher 25·802b ; stantinople 7·7b ; 2·386a. Bin Bir 'l'epe, plateau, Asia M, 27·92c. (D;E5). Billot, Jean Baptiste 11·14a ; 17·157b Bilirubin 19·923d. Binboa (Binbogha), mts., Biljoen, castle, Holl. 2·629c. 10·882d. Bilk, Ger. : see Oberbilk and BILLROTH, ALBERT C. T. 'l'urk.As.2·760 (G3) ; 2·757c. Binbrook, Lines. 9·416 (II 3·945b ; 3·157d. Unterb!lk. Bills, The, rocks, Ire. 14·7 44 G3). Bilking (law) 4·913a. Binche, Belg. 3•668 (D3). (A3). Bi!kot, India 14·376 (I5), Billung, duke of Saxony : see Binchester, Dur, 4·584 (C3) ; BILL (diet.) 3·932b. - (parliamentary) 20·837a ; Hermann, duke of Saxony. 4•4b ; 4i·586a. county and district council's Billungs, Mark of the 11·834 Binchinnin, mts., Scot. 24•412 (E-F3) ; 10•660c. powers 9 • 432a, 9 • 440c ; (map). Lords' powers 20·847a ; Billwiller's acetylene burner 1• BINCHOIS, EGIDIUS 3·948a. Binck, Jacob (engraver) 28• petition superseded by 21• 140c. 30Gb ; private bills 20•837c; Bill Williams, mt., Ariz. 2•544 799c. Binckes, Jacob (sailor) 19• royal prerogative of veto (B2). 22·280d. - Williams Fork, riv., Ariz. 621b. Bincombe, Dorset. 9·420 (IIL - (weapon) 3·933b ; 12·830c. 2·544 (B2) ; 6:725b. Billa Billa, W.Aus. 2·960 (C6). Billyboy 4·99a. C5) ; geology 8·434d. Bind (falconry).10·142a. Billabong Creek, riv., N.S.W. Bilma, Sah. 3·945c. BILMA, oasis, Sah. 3·945c l - (fencing) 10·593d. 19·538 (C4). Binda, N.S.W. 19·538 (E4). Billaeus, riv., Turk.As. 2·760 1·320 (E3) ; 23•461c. Bindals, fjord, Nor. 19·800 (D2) : see also Filiyas Chai. BILNEY, THOMAS 3•945d. Billard, mt., Alps 26·242 (B4). Bilo, mts., Hung. 3•4 (E4) ; (B2). Binder, Carner. 5·1 1 0 (B2). B I L L A U D • V A R E N N E, 7·472a. -, Fr.Cong. 11·99 (A1) : 11• Jacques Nicolas 3·933o. 'Bi!ecular 10·570b. Biloculina 10·633b ; :1.0·631d ; 100b. Billbergia 4·632b. Binder (concrete) 23·392b. Bill broker 4·63lc : 17·733a ; shell 10·630b. - depressa 10·633d (fig.). Binder's gas·singein&' ma.clhine 17·734b. 4·5ld. Billcock : see Water-rail. Bilophodont 26·5-03c. BILBAO

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BIRCH (tree) 3·958c ; bark 1G· Birdhill, Ire. 1 · 7 4 (C4). Binn, bill, Scot. 4·86 1 c ; geo· Biorhiza aptera 11·423a. lliorn (Uth cent.) 14-2:>2a. logy 24· 4 1 7c. 3 3 2 d ; catkin 10·558 d ; geo• Bird·in·hand, Pa. 21·106 (G7). - Hitdaelakappi ( 1 1 th cent.) Binna, Switz. 26·2 4 2 logical age 21·778c ; timber Bird Island, Minn. 18•550 (C6). 14·234c. in. United S.tates 10·659d, Bird-lime 16·693c ; -, cape, It.Somlnd. 25·379 see alsa - Jonsson of Skardsa : see 2'7·634b. (G2). Lime. Bircham, Great (Magna), Norf.: BIRD·LOUSE Bjorn Jonsson. -, riv., Switz. 26·242 (E4) ; 3·978b ; 19• 23·27lb. Biosca, Sp. 25•530 (F2). see G reat Bircham. 439d (fig.) ; 13· 43 1 a ; phylo · Bioscope : see Cinematograph. Birchardville, Pa. 21·106 (K2). BINNACLE 3·949a ; 6·809b. geny 1 3· 4 3 4 . B irch Bark, lake, Can. 24·225 BIRD OF PARADISE 3·978d : Binnenthal, val., Switz. gco· Diose 26 ·3 4a. Biosphere (diet.) 14• 1 7 l b. logy 4·57c, 2G·67 1a, 1·920a. (B2). 3·974b. lliot, Edouard Constant3•95 7 a. Birch-bush (Betula nana) 10· - of Paradise (astron.) : see Binney, .Amos 12·284a. 383d ; 25·13d ; 21·780b. -, EDWARD WILLIAM 3· -, Gustave 16·7�4b. .Apus. -, JEAN BAPTISTE 3·956d ; Birch Coolie, Minn. 17·586c. 94 9a. Bird-organ 3 ·4 3 4a. balloon ascents 1·266b ; 11• - Creek, riv., Ida. 14•276 (C3); Bird pepper 5·589b. -, HORACE 3·949b. 14·276b. -, THOMAS 3·949c. 542d ; double refraction 23· Birdpur, estate, India 4·748b. 2 7 d : Encyclopaedia Britan· - Creek, riv., Ind. 14·422 (C6). Bird reef series 27· 1 8 7 d. Binnie, Sir .A. 14·51 a ; 27·401c. nica, work for 9·379d ; - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20 · 2 4 2 Birds, III. 14·3 04 (E5 ). Binning, Charles Hamilton, polarization of light21·935d ; (Il3). lord 12·795b. Bird's beak moulding 18·932c saturation-pressure formula - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20·242 - (servant of James Douglas) (fig.). 27·902c. 24• 448a. (G2). Birdsboro, Pa. 21·106 (L5). Birch · Hirschfeld, .AdoIt 12· Birdseye, Ind. 14·422 (DS). Binnion, bay, Ire. 14·7 44 ('D 1 ) . Biota, Sp. 25 · 5 3 0 (E1). Biota orienta s : see .Arbor Binni Singh (raja) 1·775d. BIRO'S EYE 3•978b. 3 1a. Vt . Birchington, Kent 9·424 (IV. - eye maple : see Sugar Maple, Binnite : see Tennantitc. Binn of Cullen, rut., Scot. 24· BIOTITE.3·957a ; 18·355c. E 4 ) ; 15·737c ; Cinque Ports - eye marble 17•676d. - gneiss 12•149d. 4 1 2 (F2) ; geology 3·3 1 4a. 6·378a; population28·543d. - eye pattern 8·166b. - hornf ls 13· 7 1 0c. - Wood, Ken t : see Wood• - eye tobacco 3·978c ; manu· Binns, Sir Henry 19·�62b. Binns, The, mt., Scot. 16·731d. - schist 24·328b. church. facture 26· 1 039d. - The, mansion,Linlithgowsh. Biot respiration 13·443a. Birchip, Vi t. 28·38 (Bl). - foot trefoil 17·23a ; 12· 24· 4 1 8 (D3). Birchircara, Malta 17·508 (B2); Bipala 19·380a. 368b ; pollination 16·383b. llipalium 21•71 2d. - foot violet 28·102a. Binnsvillc, 1\Iiss. 18·600 (D3). 17·509b. BinnyCraig,hill, Scot. 16·731c. - ceres 21·708a (fig.). Birch partridge : liCe Ruffed Birds Hill, Mass. 17·852 (.A4). makers) 5·760a. grouse. Biparous cyme : see Dichasium , Bingara, N.S.W. 19 · 53 8 (F1) ; Binny sandstone 16·731d. Birdsmouth : see Bridle joint. Binocular, lake, Tib . 6 · 16 8 J3ipartient factor 3·957c. BIRCH-PFEIFFER. CHAR• B irdsnest, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (G3). 2·952d ; 8·1 62a . (D3). BIPARTITE (diet.) 3•957c. Bingaro, isl., Lac.Is. 14·382 lotte 3·959b. Bird's nest (b ot.) : see W tch BINOCULAR INSTRUMENT 3· - (bot.) 16·324d. (E U ). Birch Run, Mich. 18•372 (G6), Broom. llipennis 1·247b, 25"897d. Birchrunville, Pa. 21•106 (16). Binge=a, Malta 17-508 (A2). - nest Orchis 20·1 7 2c. �4J�f A't . llipinnaria l arva 16·226c ; 16· Birch Tree, Mo. 18·608 (E5), -, hills, :IIalta 17 · 50 8 (A2) ; BI BIRDSNEST lNG 3·97 8c. - integrals 14·549b. 227a ; 18•224b. - Vale, Derby. 28·933 (B3). 17·507c. Bird's nest spiders 2·307a.. - theorem 3·951 c ; 1·607d ; B!pinnate (diet.) 16·325b. Birchwood, Tenn. 26·620 (G2). Birds of Prey : nocturnal, see Bingen, .Ark. 2·552 (B4). extensions of 1 · Bipinnatifid (diet.) 16·324c. 1·606c i Owl ; diurnal, see .Accipitres BINGEN, Ger. 3 · 9 4 8 a i 1 1 · 808 -, Wis. 28·7 4 0 (B3). 6 1 0c ; tables 2 · 334a. Bipinnatipartite (diet.) 16· Birck, Sixt 11·788c ; 6·8 3 1 d. (II. 19). and Falconiformes. Binondo, Manila 17·578c, Bircken, S. von 11·288b. 324c. -, Ind. 14·422 (H3), Birdsville, S ..Aus. 2•960 (F5). Binongko, is!., l\lai..Arch. 17 · Bipolaria·larva 14·158c, Bird, Sir George C. 26· 1 043b. -, Pa. Birdtail Butte, rut., Mont. 14• t Isabe la : see Bishop, Isa· 466 (E4). Bipolarity 21·725b. Binger, Louis Gustave 19• 2 7 6 (E1). la. 6 7 7 a ; 15·99d ; 1 · 3 5 2 d ; Sen• Binorm,al 11·720b. Bipolar nerve·cell 19·401 b. - Divide, rots., Mont. 14·2 7 6 Binsfeld, Ger. 11·808 (.A3). BIPONT EDITIONS 3·957c. -, John 2·814c ; 12·312c. (C·D2). ussitcs 24·650c. Binsted, Hants. 9•·!20 (III. F4). Bipontinum, Ger. : see Zwei· -, M. c. 7-444b. Binger, Okla. 20·58 (C2). Birdum Creek, riv., .Austr. 2· · -, Robert Merttins 16 ·306 d . briicken. Bingera, gol d eld, N.S.W. 26· Dint, dist., Pers. 3·291a. 960 (E3). Bintang, archip., Dch.E.Ind. : Bippus, Ind. 14·422 (F3). -, William (composer) : see BIRDWOOD, SIR GEORGE C. :m3b. see Riow. Byrd, William. Bipracharanamrita· 13·504c. BINGERBRUCK, Ger. 3·948b ; M. 3·979c. -, is!., l\Iai.Pen. 17·473 ( D 6 ) ; Bipyramid(cryst.) 7·576d(fig.) ; - (chessplayer) 6·103d. 11·808 (II. !9). Birefringence : see Refraction, 23·363b. 7·577a (fig. ) ; 7•581d. Bird, Ark. 2·552 ( E 2 ) . Bingerloch, whirlpool, Ger. 3• doub le• Bintcnna, Cey. 14·382 (Il6) ; BIQUADRATIC (diet.) 3·957c. .:...,... is!., Hawaii 13·8 4 (B3) ; 20· Bireh (Beeroth), Pal, 20·602 948b. 5·78lb ; 27·96Jc. 436 (I2) ; 4·609b. - equation 9· 7 1 a ; 1·6 1 8 d. Bingcrville, Iv.Cst. 11·2 0 4 (C5) : 7-856b. Bintulu, llor. 17·466 (C2) ; 24• - parabola 20·7 48c. (E6) · 15·99b. -, is!., Ind.O. 1·320 (!5 ) ; 24· -, Wadi el, rl'v., Pal. 20·602 208a. Biquartz 21·938b. 7 5 1c ; geology 24• 7 5 l c. Bingc , rut., .Arm. 2·565 (02) ; (C·D3) ; 20·601d. BINTURONG 3·9 52a ; 5·369c. lliquaternion 1·614c ; 22 · 722c. -, is!., La. (Blanche Bay) 17• BIREJIK, .Asia 1\f. 3·9 7 9 d ; 2· 2·564a. BIQUINTILE (diet.) 3·957d. 54 (C4). Binghaisa, pt., Malta 17 ·5. 0 8 Binue, riv., Nig. : see Bcnue. 760 ( H 4 ) ; 13•536. ( D 2 ) ; 24· Binugayan, pt., P.Is. 21·392 Bir (Hindu god) 10·420b. -. is!., W.In d. : see .Aves. 647a. &e also .Apamea. (B2� (E·F4). - (Syrian god) : see Hadad. -, isis., Can. 22 • 7 2 4 (E3) ; 22• Bir-el-.Arwah, Bingham, George Ch les, earl Je usalem 1· Bir, India : see Bhir. 726a. of Lucan : see Lucan, George Binya, N.S.W. 19· 3 8 (C-D4). 760c. BINYON, LAURENCE 3·952a. -, Turk. As. : see Birejik. -, isis., La. (Breton Sound) - ei·.Azab, · Sana, Yemen 24• Charleil Bingham, earl of. 17·54 (E4 ). -, Sir Henry (d. 1 6 4 1 ) 5 · 4 8 0 b . Binz, Karl : arsenic 2·653c ; -, cape, Fr.Somlnd. 25• 3 7 9 · 1 2 5c. quinine 22·7 57b ; volatile ( C 1 ·2). BIRD 3·959c ; 20·299b ; afiln• - Elias, Syr. 20·602 (D·E1). -, II. (missionary c. 1 8 2 0) 18• oils 27·859a. -, is!., .Af. : see Goree. ities 17·520b, 23·145b ; ali· - el·Jebana., N . .Af. 5·427b. 592d. Bio !Bion) (philosopher) 7• Bira, Dch.N.G. 19·487 (B1). mcntary canal 1·667a, 17• - el-Melh, mt., Sud. 7·830c. -, JOSEPH 3·948b. 7 04b. Biradiolites 1 6· 124a. 5 2 4 d ; brain 4·401 d ; circu• Birema, .Arab. 2·2 6 4 (G3) ; 2· -, Sir Richard 14·774a ; 10• Bio, Ga. 11·752 ( D 1 ). Birago pontoon 22·68b. latory system 3·968a, 2• 449b. 260a. BIO·BIO, prov., Chi!. 3·952b ; Birague, Rene de 10·830c ; 23· 669a ; classification 3·976c. Bireme (ship) 24·864d. -, Hobert 24· 7 9 a. 2·462 (B2 & B 4 ) ; 6· 1 48b. 20•3 l la, 28 · 1026c (Lin· BIREN, 1 0 1 7 b. -, 'William (cleric, 1439) 5· ERNST JOHANN, BIO·BIO, riv., Chil. 3·952b ; Birah, Turk. .As. 9•1 OOa. naeus), 28· 1 0 2 8 b (Cuvier) ; 91d. duke of Courland 3·979d ; 2·462 (B4). Birak, P.Is. 21·392 ( E 4 ) . coelom 6·644c ; diaphragm -, 'Villiam (U.S. merchant 23·900b. Bioblast (diet.) 22•478c. 8·167b ; distribution 3•972b, Bir es Seba, Syr. : see Beer· Bir .Aiali, Sah. 1 · 3 0 (E3) ; 24· 1 7 5 1- 1 8 0 4 ) 3·948d ; 3 · 4 0 1 a. Biod, El AJ.g. 1 ·6 3 (B2). 28·1 003b ; divination 2· 650c. Bingham, Ala. 1·460 (03), sheba. iUOGENESIS 3·952b ; 9·322d ; Biram, Sud. 13·69c. 903d ; ear 8 · 7 9 4b, 13·123c ; B IRETTA 3•980C'• -, Ill. 14·304 (C4). .l\Iiiller's statement of 28· Biranikonda, rut., India 15• egg • 13c ; eyes 10 • 9 4c, B IRGER (jar! of Biiilbo) 3· -, :\Ie. 17·434 (C3). 1032b ; palacontological im· 952c. 28·135a ; feathers 10·226 ; - , Humphrey Wyrley 7·481a. Bingo, prov., J a p . 15·20.lb. 7 1 2 b (fig.) ; tactile organs Syria). Bingo!, mt., Arm. : see Binguel, 27· 94a ; taxidermy 26·465b ; Birinus 9·443d ; 9·467a. wol>ability theory 22·396a ; -, John ( 1 6 16-1 6 9 1 ) 16·359b. ::;pencer's treatment 25 • -, J. W. W. (d. 1 8 7 5 ) 17·479c. Bingum, Ger. : see Bingen. Tertiary .period 26 • 6 6 1 c ; Biriszlo, Peter 13·910a. 636b ; study of 24·398b, 24· -, Samuel ( l 7 57 - 1 84 1 ) 19•87c. Bin ham, Korf. 9•424 (IV. D 1 ) ; thoracic duct 17·167 d ; thy· BIRJEND, Pers. 3· 981c ; 21• 400d. 19·746d. -, SAMUEL (1813-1885) 3• roid gland 8·635b ; tongue 1 88 (C2) ; 13· 3 30a. Binh·Chong, .Annam 14..198 Biometrics 10·36b ; 27·909c. 958a. 27·8b ; urinary system 27• Birkacre, Lanes. 16·139 (C2). Biometrika 9·885a. (F4). -, THOMAS 3· 958a. 800c ; Wild Birds' Protee· Birkaker, Nor. 19·804 ( D 1 ). Biomyxa 10-632c. - Dinh, .Annam 14·498 (F5). Birch, Ess. 9·424 (IV. D3), tion .Acts ·5 2 3 c ; wing 3• Birkarlian• 16·205d. Binhogha, rut., Turk..As. : 11ee BION (Greek poet) 3·956b ; 12· -, Lanes. 16·139 (E2). 963b (figs.). BIRKBECK, GEORGE 3· 98 1 d . 5 1 4c ; dirges of 17·1 8 1 a ; -, hay, Tas. 26·438 (.A2). llinhoa. - (astron.) : see Cygnus. Birkbeck, III. 14•304 (D3). epitaph on 26· 7 6 1a ; idyls -, bay, Wash. 28·354 (Cl). Binh-Thuan, .Annam 14·498 Birdbrook, Ess. 9·424 (IV, Birkbeck College, Lond. 3• ot 14·29la. ( E ·F6). -, is!., Can. 17·584 ( B 1 ). C2) ; geology 9·784b. 98 l d ; 22-40d. BION (of Borysthenes) 3·956c. Bini, Carlo 12·672b. -, lake, Can. (Mack.) 5•160 Birdcage Walk, Lond. 16·938 - Society 4•768a. Bion (bioi.) 18·866a ; 18·866c. -, Severin 18·828b. (F3). (E2). Birkbeck " · Paget 11·442c. Diona, It. 26·242 (C5). Bini (people) 1·329d. -, lake, Can. (Ont.) 18·550 Birdcherry 23•723d. Birkdale; Lanes. 16·139 (.A2) ; Biondelli 14·897 d. Biniana, Sp. : see Baena. ( 2). Bird cone 27·212c. 25·5 1 5b ; 16·140b. Biondo, Flavio 10·666d. BINIOU 3·948d. -, lake, Can. (Sask.) 24·225 Bird Creek, riv., Okla. 20·58 Birkeland, Kristian : aurora (Bl ). Binisalem, BaLis. : see Ben i- Bionnassay, mt., .Alps 1·743b. (El). 2·934c, 2·932c ; cathode Bionomics 10-:l6a ; 28·1024d. lem . -, lake, Mass. 17·852 (B ·C3 ) . Bird-dance 18·33 /lb . rays 6·888a ; magnetic Bionyn·tau,mts.,Asia 26·91 0 b . -, rnts., Can. 1·500 ( D 1 ). Biniai, Sum. 26·71 (A2). Birdell, Ark. 2·552 (Dl). storms 17·377b, 17· 384 a ; Biophore 13·351a. Bini _xp.ts., India 23·224d. -, riv., Can. (.Alta.) 1·500 (Bl ) . Birdeye, .Ark. 2·552 (E2). nitric acid manufacture 19· BINII'lJu.EY P.Is. 3 • 9 a ; 21· Biora, It.15·26 (B5 ) ; 24•216b, - , riv., Can, (Man.) 17·584 B irdham, Sussex 9•420 (III. 7 1 4d. l Biorgan (diet.) 18·866b. 392 (A3·41• F5). (.A1) . Birkenberg, Aus. 22·313d.

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" Black Virgin " (statue) 15· 704b. Black vomit 28·911a. Black vulture (Catharista atrata) : see Carrion crow. - vulture (Vultur monachus): see Cinereous vulture. Blackwall, dist., London 26· 7 23 d. Blackwall hitch 15·872b. - railway 3·918b. - Tunnel, London 16·938 (D-E2) ; 22-89h ; 27·40 1 c. Black walnut (Cryptocaria Palmerstoni) 22· 733c. - walnut (.Juglans nigra) 28· 288d ; 26·980c. · - ·warrior, Ariz. 2·544 (C3). - Warrior, mt., Nev. 5·8 (D2). - 'Varrior, riv., Ala. 1·460 (B3) ; 1·459b. - Wash 5·59c. - Watch (regiment) 24·455b. Blackwater, Berks. 16·942 (A3). -, Can. 4-600 (E2). -, Ire. 14·744 (E4). -, l\Io. 18-608 (C-D3). -, Va. 28·118 (A2). -, Jake, Can. 5·160 (E3). -, riv., Can. 4·600 (D2). BLACKWATER, riv., Ess. 4· 26d ; 9·42-i (IV. D3). -, riv., Fla. 10-540 (Ril). -, riv., Rants. 12·902d. BLACKWATER, riv., Ire. (Munster) · 2 6d ; 14·7 44 (D4) ; geology 7·157h, 28· 369a. -, riv., Ire. (trib. Boyne) 5· 5 72 b ; 15 ·7 9 0d. -, riv., Ire. (Ulster) 14·7 44

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Blakesware House, ma:ileiOD. Herts. 16· 1 04 b . Blaketown, Can. 19 - 4 7 9 (D 3). Blake trawl 8·573a. Blakiston, T. W. 28· 92 0b. Blakiston, mt., Jap. : 8U Toorussyr. Blakman, John 13· 2 8 6c. Blalock, Ark. 2·552 (C4),

-, Ga. 11·752 (C1).

-, Oreg. 20·242 (E2). BLAMIRE, SUSANNA 4·39a. Blamont, Fr. (Doubs) 10·778 (H4) ; 26· 2 52 b. -, Fr. (Meurthe) 10·778 (H3). Blanc, Alberto, baron 15-77b ; Antonelli 15·61b ; foreign policy 15- 68 d ; triple alli· ance 15·69d. 722a. -, A. (physicist) 9·206b. BLAIR ATHOLL, Scot. 4·34d ; -, Francois 18-685a. 24·418 ( D l ) ; 21·262b. -, Jean Hippolyte 20 -5 2 0 a. Blair beds 28·519b ; 25·1 1 1 a. - (Jean J C.), LOUIS 4• Blair Castle, mansion, Scot. 4· 3 9 a ; national workshops 19• 34d. 272c ; Lord Normanby 19• - Co , Pa. 21·106 (F4)7 49a ; 1 8 4 8 Revolution 10• - Creek, riv., N.J. 19·502 867b. (C2-1). Blanc, cape, Nfd. 19-479 (B3). Blairdenon, mt., Scot. 24·418 - (Ras el·.Airad), cape, Tun. (D2) ; 6·417b. 1·643 (D1) ; 27·393c. Blair Drummond, estate, Scot. BLANC, MONT, Alps 4·39d ; 24·4 1 8 (C2). 26·242 (B5) ; Fellows' ascent BLAIRGOWRIE, Scot. 4•35a ; 1 0 · 2 43 b ; first attempts 4• 24·418 ( E l ) . 334a, 24·238b ; observatory Blair Iron Works, Scot. 7·777c. 19·956d, 15·155a ; ViolletBlairlogie, Scot. 24·418 ( D 2 ). le - Duc 28· 1 08 a. Blairs, Scot. 24·412 (F2) ; 15• Blanca (name) : see Blanche. SOld. Blanca, bay, .Arg. 2· 462 (D4) ; -, lake, Scot. 9·269b. 2·462b. Blairsburg, Ia. 14· 7 3 2 (D2). -, lake, Chi!. 6· 14M. Blairs Corners, Pa. 21·106 -, mt., Can.Is. 1 6·1 88b. (C3). -, mt., Colo. 6·722 (E4) : 6• - Cove, Ire. 14·7 44 (B5). 7 18a. - Creek, riv., Mo. 18·608 (E4). -, mts., N.Mex. 19-520 (E4). - Mills, Pa. 21·106 (G5). -, mts., Tex. 26·690 (B 4 ). see - Station, Pa. 21·106 (E7). Blanc-Champ (battle) : Blairstown, Ia. 14·732 (E3). Rethel. -, Mo. 18·608 (C3). Blanc-de-Ch ine 5· 7 4 5d. -, N.J. 19 · 5 0 2 (C2). Blanc de fard and d'espagne BlairsviHe, Ga. 11·7 52 (C1). 4·10d. -, Ill. 14·304 (C6). Blanc de Lanautte, Alexandre -, Pa. 21· 1 0 6 (D.5). Maurice : see Hauterive. Blaisdell, Ariz. 2·544 (A3). Blanc de Pralognan, mt., Alps -, N.Dak. 19·780 ( B l ). 1·742d. Blaise, St : see Blasius, St. - de Sellon, mt., .A.Jps 1•7 43b. -, E. 15·762b. Blanc de Troyes 2·888d. Blaise, riv., Fr. (trib. of Eure) - fix (chem.) 27·5 7 0b . 8·578a ; 9 · 9 0 1 a. Blanchard, Emile 2· 898c ; 3· - � riv., Fr. (t.rib. of Marne) 10· 971a ; 20 ·3 2 0d. i · 7 8 (G3) ; 17·746b ; 13•73a. -, Jean Pierre 1 ·2 6 4c ; 7• Bla.ithmaic, St 28-251c. 6 82 d ; 20 · 7 5 0d. Bl>1kare (king) 14·765d. -, R. 28 · 1 0 21 c. Blake, Clarence 21·467b. -, SAMUEL LAMAN 4·40a. -, EDWARD 4· 3 5 a. -, W. 27· 4 03c. -, Francis 26· 5 4 9 d. Blanchard, Ark. 2·552 (A3). -, James 8-679a. -, Ia. 14·732 (B4). -, Joachim 21·90c. -, Ill . 14·3 0 4 (D6). -, J. F. 26·450a ; 22•122b, -, La. 17·54 (A1) ; 17·54d. -, J . l\L 15 · 6 7 2b . -, Me. 17 ·43 4 (C3). -, Lyman R. 24·994a. -, Mich. 18·37 2 (E·F6). -, P. F. 6·100b. -, N.Dak. 19 · 7 80 (G 2 ) . -, ROBERT 4·35c ; Cadiz 4• -, Okla. 20·58 ( D 2 ). 930h ; Great Rebellion 12· -, Pa. 21· 1 0 6 (G3). 4 1 2c, 18·4a ; Porto Farina -, riv., 0. 20 · 2 6 (B2) : 10• 22·123d ; Tromp at Dover 354d. 8·7 29b. Blanchardina 9 ·38 9b. -, WILLIAM 4· 36 c ; 9 · 636b ; Illanchard Springs, Ark. 2·552 1 ·3 22a. ( C4 ). Blake, Cal. 5·8 (F4). Blanchardstown, Ire. 14·7 U -, Okla. 20·58 (B 3 ). (E3). -, bay, Can. 5·160 ( N 2 ) . Blanchard v. Hill 27·128d• -, pt., Mich. 18•372 ( B l ). Blanchardville, Wis. 28·7 40 " Blake " (cruiser) 24 9 0 8c. · (C·D6). " Blake " (survey ship) 1•367a. Blanche (of .A.ragon 15·142b. nd Goodyear Co. 24· Bl is) 8· 94 8 ; 13·2 93a f d 2 !3 - breaker 20 · 23 9a. - (of Bourbon) 21·292c. Blake down, Worcs.25•7 58(A2). - (of Burgundy) 5·917b. Blake dredge 8·572b. BLANCHE (of Castile) 4•40b , Blakeley, W.Va. 28·560 (B3). claim to English throne 9• BLAKELOCK, RALPH ALe 490a ; dowry 3·8 0 9c ; in bert 4· 3 8c. French histocy 10·817e ; Blakely, Ga. 11-7 52 (B4). Theobald IV. of Ch am p agne -, Minn. 18•550 (D6). 5·828a ; Valois 27·864d. -, Pa. 21·106 (L2). - (electress palatinet 13•284d. -, fort, Ala. 18·636d. - (of Lancaster) : see Lan• -, is!., Wash. 24·151c. caster, Blanche, duchess of. - Mere, lake, Salop 9·291a. - (Bianca Palaeologus : of Blakemore, Ark. 2· 5 5 2 (D3). Monferrato) 5·336a. BLAKENEY, WILLIAM - (of Navarre, 1201l' 5·82 7 d ; Blakeney, b aron 4·38c. 17·10c. · Blakeney, Gios. 9-420 (Ili.C3). - (of Navarre, d. 1441) 5• -, Norf. 9·424 (IV. E1). 925b ; 25 ·57 2a t 15·4 4 Jb . Blakenhall Heath, Stall's. 25· - ( or Navarre, a. 1465) 13 · 758 (Bl). 90 d . Blakenhurst, hundred, Worcs. - of Orleans) 19-3'11b. 28·824c. - of Ponthieu) 2·92lb. Blaker, Nor. 19·804 (D2). - Ronian empress) 17·922c. - Mills, W.Va. 28-56 0 (C4). - Sforza) 15 ·3 8c ; 24·7 56 b. BlakeR, Va. 28· 118 (F3). Blanche, August Teodor 26• Blakesburg, Ia. 14· 73 2 (E4). 219b ; 26 ·2 19c. Blake's furnace 7•104b. -, JACQUES EMILE 4,-40a. Blakeslee, 0. 20-26 (Al). ·Blanche, Ind. 14·422 (D6). Aus. 2·960 (G5) : 2 � ·3b BL E: EPH WIL· Iiams 4 ·3 8 d. -, mt., Alps 26·2 42 (D4) ; 1• Bla.lresley, Northants. 9•4 2 0 7 4 3b ; 1 • 7 4 9a. (III. E2). -, riv., Martinique 17·802 Blake's stopper 1·949b. (A1) ; 28· 180 b . Blake steam-pump 25•839d. " Blanche " (crniser) 24·909&.

-, Okla. 20·58 (B3). -, Wis. 28·740 (B4). -, mt., Scot. 24-4 1 2 (E3). -, Port, And. Is. : see Port Blair. -, riv., Scot. 16-937b. Blairadam, Scot. 10·330a. " Blair Athol " (race horse) 13·

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BOWEN, CHARLES S. C. Bowen, baron 4-342a ; 23361c.

-, FRANCIS 4-342c. -, SIR GEORGE FERGUSON

4-342d. -, G. T. (chemist) 24-676a. -, Henry c. 3-152c. -, John 26-44Id. Bowen, Ark. 2·552 (B4). -, Colo. 6-722 (D4). -, Ill. 14-304 (A3). -, Ky. 15-740 (E3). -, Queens. 2-960 (H4); 22· 7 3 2a. -, N.Z. 19·624 (F2). -, cape, Can. 5-1 60 (P1). -, pape, Sornlnd. 25-379 (F· G3); 25-383d. -, mt., R.I. 23-249 (B2). -, port, Queens. 2-960 (!4). -, waterfall, N.Z. 19-625a. Bowen group 22-732d. Bowenia 12-7 5 5 b ; 12-75.'id. Bowenite 24-676a; 15-123b. Bowen" Mill, Ga. 11-752 (C4). Bower, Archibald 21- 1 5 1 c. . 0. 22-61 2 c ; 21-7Hd. , -, Hamilton 20-656a; 2-7 391>. -, WALTER 4-343a Bower, Scot. 4-960c. -, Okla. 20-58 (F2). -, moor, Northumb. 9·412 (I. D2). Bower (euchre) 9-877d.

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4-343b. Bowerba.nkia 22-42c. - pustilo..a 22-42d. Bower-Bart! process 18·2 15b. Bower birds 3-974a; 25·414a. Bowerhope Law, mt., Scot. 24-612d Bower Mills, Mo. 18-608 (B· C4). Bowers, Ind. 14·422 (D4). -, Pa. 21-106 (L!i). - Gifford, Ess. 16-942 (G2 ) ; church 9-7 85d. - Hill, Va. 28-1 1 8 (F4). Bowers-low, farmhouse, Derby. 8-72a. Bowerston, 0. Z0.26 (H4).

Bowersville, Ga. 11-752 (C1). -, 0. 20-26 (C5). Bower thegn 13-813c. Bowery, street, N.Y.C. 19-610 (C3·4). - Beach, Me. 17·434 (B5). - Savings Bank, N . Y . 24247b. Bowes, Andrew 9·166d. -, Andrew Robinson Stoney 26-7 1 7c. -, Elizabeth 15-879c. -, Sir George 3-41 0d. -, Jerome 12-104a. -, Sir Robert 18-881a. Bowes, Yorks. 9-412 (I. D 3 ) ; 4 - 5 8 4 (B3 ) ; castle 28-935b; Roman road 4-586a. -, moor, Yorks. 9-4 1 2 (I. D4). Bowesdorp, Cape Col. 25-466 (C8). Bowesmont, N.Dak. 19 • 7 8 0 (G1). Bow Fell, mt., Westm. 9-4 1 2 (1. B 4 ) ; 28-553c; geology 28-553d, 9-4lld. Bowfin 26·544b; alimentary ca.nal 14-255a, 1•668b ; brain 14-265b ; cement organ 14system circulating 252c ; cranial develop· 14-263c ; 14eye 25-200b; ment 266a; ·heart 14-263a; pec­ pre­ 1>1-260a; fin toral 14-25 3 d ; cleft spiracular 14organs reproductive 256c; retrogressive change 20-590a; swim-bladder 14254c. Bowhead whale 28·569c; 28· 5 7 2d. Bowhill, mansion, Scot. 28· 907d. BOWIE, JAMES 4-343c. -, John J. 4-343c. -, Rezin P. 4-343c. Bowie, La. 17-54 (ll7). -, Md. 17-828 (F2). -, Tex. 26-690 (K2). Bowiea 16-683b. Bowie Co., Tex. 26·690 (N2); 4-343c. - Creek, riv., Miss. 18-600 (C4). Bowie knife 4·343c. Bowing (salutation) 24·95c. Bowl (astron. ) : see Crater. - (diet. ) 4-1 7 7 d. Bowland, forest, Yorks. 9-416 (II. B2). Bowlby (war· correspondent) 20-831a. Bowie, John 6-482d. BOW-LEG 4·343c. Bowler, Mont. 14-2 7 6 (E3). see Bowles, Caroline Anne Southey, Caroline Anne. -, SAMUEL 6-344b. -, WILLIAM LISLE 4-344b. Bowles, Ala. 1-460 (B4). -, Cal. 5-8 (D3). Bowley, A. L. 7-290c; 25807c. -, James 19-564a. Bowlin, pond, .Me. 17-434 (D2). BOWLINE 4-344d; 15-872b. - on a bight 15-872a. Bowling, Scot. 24-418 (C3 ) ; 6-572c; 8-66la. -, Yorks. 4-3 7 1 b . BOWLING (game) 4-344d. - (cricket) 7•439c. - crease 7-438a. Bowling Green, Fla. 10·540 (E4). - Gree!!z Ind. 14·422 (C6). - GREEN, Ky. 4-345b; 15· 7 40 (B3). - Green, Miss. 18-600 ( B-C2). 18-608 (E-F2). � Green, Mo. - GREEN, 0. 4-345c; 20-26 (C·D2). - Green, Va. 28-1 1 8 (E2). - Green, bay, Queens. 2-960 (H3). Bowling green (lawn) 4-347b. Bowling Green stone, Ky. 15· 7 43a. BOWLS (game) 4-345d Bowman, Alexander Hamilton 28-n59b. -, Thomas 12-538a. Bowman, Ga. 11-7 511 (C1). -, N . Dak. 19- 7 8 0 (A3). -, S.C. 25-500 (D3). -, lake, Mont. 14-276 (B1). -, mt., Can. 4·600 (E3). - Co., N. Dak. 19-780 (A3). see Dawsoni Bowmanites Sphenophyllnm Dawsoni. - Rorneri 20-528o. 21-106 Pa. Bowmansdale, (H-15). Bowman's Sugar Loaf, N.S.W. 19-538 ( F 1 ). 21-106 Pa. Bowmanstown,

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Boyer, Ia. 14-732 (B2). -, Nev. 5-8 (D2). -, W.Va. 28·560 (D3). -, riv., Ia. 14-732 (B3). Boyer-Fonfrede, Jean Baptiste 12-50c. Boyero, Colo. 6·722 (G3). Boyers, Pa. 21-106 (C3). Boyertown, Pa. 21-106 (L5). Boykin, Ala. 1-460 (C4). -, Ga. 11-752 (B4). -, S.C. 25-500 (D2). Boykins, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (E4). 14-7 U . Boylagh, bay, Ire. (C2 ) ; 8-413d. see under Boyle (family) . Burlington, Cork, Shannon. -, H. F. 7-444b.

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BOYL-BRAN BOYLE, ROBERT (1 62 7-1 6 91 )

4-354d; li·34c ; 6-60c; acids 1-146a; camera constructed 5·1 0 7 b ; cold 6·663a; com· bustion theory 6-758d; electricity 9·180c ; elements 9-2;Ha; Hobbes's attack 13· 5;i0a; hydrometer 14-16lc; indicators 84-483a; lectures founded 4·3 65c. -, R. (fl. 19 01 ) 17·776d. -, R. Whelan 19·560c. -, William 8·537b. BOYLE, Ire. 4·3 56a ; 14-744 . , (C3). -, Miss. 18-600 (B2); -, riv., Ire. 14·744 (C3); 4• 356a; 23·727c. - Uo., Ky. 15-7i0 (D3). Boyle's law 13·1 39c; 26·811c; 25·375c. Boyleston, Ill . 14-304 (D5). -, Ind. 14-422 (E4). , quarry, Scot. 12-549d. Boylston, Can. 19-831 (D2). - Center, 1\Iass. 1'7-852 (D2}. Boyman, F. J. 0. 23-7 66b. Boyne, Gustavus Hamilton, 1st viscount 12-87 9a. - (printer) 28•Hl5b. Boyne, .:llich. 18-37 2 CF4}. -, bridge, Ire. 14-7 !4 (E3); ,

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Brabar:.t, cape, Mad. 17·2 7 1 (G5). BRABANT, duchy 4-356c ; 11· 834 ; 11·S56 (hist. maps); 21· · 3 87 b ; Hundred Years' War 2-6G9c. BRABANT, prov., Be)g. . 4· 357c; :J-66� (D2); history 4· 357b, 13·59 6a, 28·2 8 6a. BRABANT, NORTH, dist., Holl. 4·357d; 13·588 (B-

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Boendale) 8·720b. Brabazon, Hubert B. 20·502c. Brabley; Ga. 11·752 (C2 ). Brabo (Frankish c hief) 4·35 6d.

Braboniacum, Westm. : see Kirkby Thore. Braburgh, is!., Pac.O. : see Maruroa. Brae, isl., Aus. : see Brazza. Bra.QR (measure) 28-49la. Bracadale, Scot. 24-4 1 2 (B2). -, inlet, Scot. 24-412 (B2 ) ; 206a. Bracamonte (guerrilla leader) 25 -60 7 d. Bracara Augusta, Sp. : see Braga. Bracarenses, tribe 4-376a.

4-540b. BOYNE, riv., Ire. 4-356a; 14· 7 !4 (E 3 ) ; battle (1690} 147 79a.

Boyneburg, John Christian von 16-385b. Boyne Falls, Mich. 18·37 2 (F4). Boynton, Ark. 2-5 52 (E2). -, Fla. 10·540 (F5). -, Ga. ll-752 (Al). -, Okla. 20-58 (F2). Boynton, Pa. 21-106 (D ·E6). lloyntouville, .lllas.s 28·250c. Boy Patriot party 12-580c. Boyron, l\lichel : see Baron, :Michel. Boys, Charles Vernon : ballist�c pendulum 6-3 02 a ; ca Jonmetric method 5 · 6 l d ; gravitation experiment 1l::· 3 � 8a ; integraph 4-979c; radiomicrometer 26·833d, 21· 5:l3b. -, Sir John 12-410b. BOYS' BRIGADE 4-356b. lloyse, Joseph 14-1 94b. -, Samuel 15-465d. Boys of the short·grass 7-64 7 c. Boy's 'L"oum (Howells) 12-892d. lloyton, Corn. 9-430 (VI. D2); 7·182a. -, Wilts. 9-420 (II!. C4 ) ; 28-

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Braccianti (land tenure} 15· lla. Braccio (measure) 28·49 1 b. Braccio da 1\iontone : see Bran caccio .

BRACCIOLlNI, FRANCESCO 4-358b. -, Poggio : see Poggio, G. F.

P. B. Bracco, P. 8-506b.

BRACE, CHARLES I,.ORING

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-, D. B. 21·529h. -, JULIA 4·358cr), 15·6 2 ! b ; laws 5- 465 c ; ;\lah­ state du ring- 25·2:lRd, 25· rattas 17- t2 5 a ; :llithila c lass 2 :l9 c ; f'wcd enborg 26- 2 2 2 b ; 1&-620c; patriarchy 15-582c; tumour 25-20 1 c ; under­ sandalwood marks 24-1 3 7 a ; snrfnce 19-3 9 5 (fig.). st atus 13-:302d. Brainarc1, !'."cb. 19-324 (G3). BRAHMANA 4·3i9a. B raine, Peter de : sec l'etcr I. 25Brahmanabarl, India (of Brit tan.\· ). 1 4:lb . Brnine l'Alleud, Bclg. 3-66 8 Brahmanaspati : see Brihas­ (D2). pati. - le C'omte, B

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Brockway, Minn. 18-550 (C5). B rock»ayville, Pa. 21-106 (E'., N.Dak. 19-780 (B3). - Creek. riv., N.Mex. 19· 520 (F3). - Creek, rlv., N.Y. 19-596 (B3). - Creek,riv., Okla. 20·58 (03). - Creek,riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3). - Creek, riv., Pa. 21·106 (D6). - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874 (F2). - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-874 ( H l ).

Buffalo-fish 14-304d, 18·600b. Buffalo Fork, riv., Ark. 2·552 (C2). - l . -, :\1. F. R. 1-937a. BUITENZORG, l\Ial.Arch. 4· 7 7 0c ; 15-28-1 ( I3 2 ) ; 15-2 9 1 d ; agricultural school 17-468a; botanic gardens 15-287a. -. dist., Mal.Arch. 4-7 7 0d ; 3• 507c. Buitron, Sp. 25-j30 (BJ ). Buittle, castle, Scot. 7-762b. Buivola, riv ., Huss. 23-872 ( F 6 - i ) ; 25-816b. Bnia. Asia l\1. 25·282b ; 25· 2�2c. Bnia (people) : see Beja. Bnjalance, tip. 25-530 (04); 'J-U%. Buianes, tribe 21-875b. Bujuraloz, tip. 25-530 (E2). Bnjc, Aus. 3-J (C4). Bnieaud ( French author) 3• 266d. Bn J e biha, Fr.W.A.f. 11·204 (F1). Buiema, riv., Alg. 4-19la. Bnico, Ec. 8-9 1 1 (C2). Bujcyab, Alg.: see Bougie. BUJN URD, Pers. 4·7 7 0d ; 21· 188 (Cl ) ; 4-770d. Bujsk, Russ.As. 27-!20 (G2). Buk, Turk. 27-!26 ( D 2 ) . Buka, is!., :'\ . G . 19-!87 (G2 ) ; 20-136 ( I 8 ) ; 25-36!c; 19489d. Buka 'a, Syr. 20-602 ( D 1 ) ; 163! i a : 26-30Sc. Bukaczowcc, Ans. 3-! (I2). Buka leave" : see Buchu. Bnkas Grande, is!., P .Is. 21· 392 ( F 6 ) . Bnke 15-2o3a. Bnkedi, dist., L'gan. 27-557 (C2). Bnkeia, riv ., Pal. 20-602 (C· DH Bnkephala : see Bucephalia. Bnkerebe,isi.,Af.: sa ; 838b. Mit.hras enlt 18-623b ; Greek Bull-head shark : see Port cults 8-287d, 22-1 7 0b ; Jackson shark. Ulster legends 5-626b, 7BULLI, N.S.W. 4·790d; 19· 608b; zodiac 26-606d, See 5�8 (G5). also Taurus. For Egyptian Bnllia 11-517a.. legends see Apia. Bullidae 11-521c.

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790d; catechism 5-506a; Gesner 11-909d; Helvetic Confessions 13-253c. Bullinula 11-521c. Bullion, Claude de 10-836a. Bullion, Nev. 5-8 ( F 1 ). -, Pa. 21-106 (C3). -, Utah 27-8 1 4 (A5). BULLION 4-791a; 2-1 5 d ; mints, supply t o 18-559b ; Ricardo 23-2 86c. Bnllionville, U tah 27· 8 1 4 (A· B2). Bullitt, Thomas 17-64b. Bullitt Bayou, La. 17-54 (C2), - Co . , Ky. 15-7 40 (C8 ). Bnllivant & Co. 23- 7 1 7a. Bull Mt, Ala. 1-460 (A1). Dull-nosed step 25-765b. Bulloch Co., Ga. 11-7 5 2 ( E 3 ) ; 11-7 5 1 d . Bullock, Christopher 4 - 7 9 1 b. -, James Dunwoody 23-707b. -, Rufus, B . 11-757d. -, W ILLIAM (actor) 4·791b. -, William (pathologist) 21· 83a. -, William A. (printer) 22· 353c. Bullock, Ala. 1-460 (C4). - Co., Ala. 1·460 (D3). - Creek, S.C. 25-500 (C2). - Creek, riv.,S.C. 25-500 (C2). - Harbour, China 6-168 (L4). - Harbour, Ire. 14-744 (1!'6). Bullocks Creek, riv., Mich. 18· 372 (1!'6). Bullock's heart : see Custard apple. Bullock's oriole 27-634a. Bull of Poniatovski : see Taurus Poniatovskii. Bullom, dist., S.L. 11-204 ( B 5 ) ; 25-54c ; language 8-199c. Bullomorpha 11-507a; 11• 5 1 7c. Bnlloo Creek, riv., Queens. 2· 960 (G5). Bullot, l\laximilien 13-256b. Bull pine : see Western yellow· pine. BULLROARER 4-791b. Bull Run, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (E2). - Run, lake, Oreg. 22-121a. - Run, riv., Oreg. 22·12 1a. BULL RUN, riv., Va. : battles 4-7 9 1 c ; 28- 1 1 8 (E2). Bull-running 3-57 5c. Bulls, N.z. 19-624 (E4). Bulls, bay, Nfd. 19-479 (D3). -, bay, S.C. 25-500 (E4). -, is!., S.c. 25-500 (134). -, is!., S.c. 25-500 (E4 ). -, Sanctuary of, Delos 7-972a. Dull's dredger 8-568a. - eye (lamp) 25- 7 1 d. - eye (mirror) 18-576a. - eye (in shooting) 26-41 9 b . - eye (window) 4-788a. Bullsgap, Tenn. 26-620 (H· Il). Bulls Mouth, Ire. 14-7 4 4 (B3). Bull Snake, hill, Colo. 6-7 2 2 (G3). Bull-terrier 8-379b (Plate). Bull-thorn acacia 1-96d; 16• 3 8 1 c (fig.). Bull trout 2-27a; 27-312b. Bully, E. A. Roger de : se� Beauvoir, Roger de. BULLY (diet.) 4-793a. Bully Cashtel : see Castletown. - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242 (H3). Bully off (hockey) 13·555b. " Bully Rock " (race horse) 13· 734c. Bulmer, Sir D . 19-154a. Bulnes, Manuel 6-154d. Bulnes, Chil. 19-845a. Buloke, lake, Viet. 28-38 (B2). Bulongwa, Ger.E.Af. 16-816b.

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Bulow, von (Danish general) Bumping table (ore-dre8slng) Bungarus ceylonicus 18·497a. Bunya : see Banyan. 8-689b. 20-240b. BUNGA Y, Sutl'. 4·798c; 9-4i4 Bunya-bunya pine 2·322b; Buloz, Franc;ois 11-150d. Bumstead, H. A. 2-867b. (IV. E2). 12-759b. Bulphan, Ess. 16-9!2 (F2). - , I l l . 14-304 (D5). Bumza, mt., Tib. 6·168 (E3). BUNYAN, JOHN 4-803a; 9BULRUSH 4·795d; 7-693a; BUN 4-796b. Bunge, Alexander von 12· 630a. industrial uses 23-857c. See Buna, N.G. 18-487 (F3). 1 6 5 d ; 19-537b. Bunyan, N.S.W. 19·538 (E5). also Papyrus. -, Tex. 26-690 (N-05). -, Y. 16-9 7 6 d ; 14-800c. Bunyan Meeting House, Bed· Bulsar, India 14-382 (E9 ) ; 26- Bunadar·balkr (Olafsson) 14· Bungendore, N.S.\V. 19·538 ford 3-619d. 1 1 7b. 2 :15c. (E4). Bunyi, Nig. 19-678 (E2), Bul Shillei, riv., SomlL.d. 25· Bunanite sect 17-423a. Bungener, L. F. 17-204c. Bunyip, Viet. 28-38 (C3). 379 (06). Bunarba, N.S.W. 19-538 ( E l ). Bungert, A. 19-82c. Bunyoro, C.Af. : see Unyoro. Bul·tso, lake, Tib. 6-168 (E3). Bunarbashi, riv., Asia M. Bunge's Land, Arct. 19-536d. BUNZLAU, Ger. 4-806d; 11· 27-316b. Bubtonc hundred : see Abdick Bung-Hwina, cape, Fr.I.C. 808 (E3 ) ; 5-7 40b. and Bulstone. - (Bali Dagh), ruins, Troad 14-498 ( l. 14-7 44 ( D 2 ) ; Bunsen burner 10-471a. BURAUEN, P.Is. 4-808d; 21Shittimwood tree 10-2 7 4d. and Bunsenite 19-6o9c. 392 (E5). Southern buck-thorn. Btmdorra, Ire. 14-744 (B3). Bunt 11-339a ; 28-582c. Burbach, Ger. : see Malstatt­ - lycioides : see Southern Bundschuh 11-852d. BUNTER (geoL) 4·8 0 l d ; 11· Burbach. buckthorn. Bundu 22-666a. 670c; 27-260 (table) ; pebble BURBAGE, JAMES 4-808d; - nigra : see Cocullo. Bundy, Wis. 28-740 (D3). be!ls 6-9Ha. 26-7 31b. - retusa : see Gulla. Bunthans, Ger. 9-lGld. Bunene (deity) 24-798d. -, Richard 4-808d. - saticifolia : see l\Iastic tree. BUNER, dist., India 4-798b; BUNTING, JABEZ 4-802b. Burbage, Leics. 9-420 (III. 1-3 l l c ; Alexander the Great -, Sl"r Percy William 4-802c. Bu·llleyrag 1-652c. E l ). Bumhart : see Pommer. 1-548b. -, William Maclardie 4-802c. -, Wilts. 9-420 (IlL D 4 ). Bu Min Khan : see l\Iokan. -. riv., India 14-507d. BUNTING (bird) 4-802c; 7- Burbank, Luther 24-190d. Bumkin, is!., :\lass. 17-852(C4). Btmerwals, trihe 4-798c. 609d; 27-:l95d. Burbank, Ala. 1-460 (A4). Bmn-Kittam, riv., S.L. 11-204 Bunessan, Scot. 24-412 (B3). BUNTING (cloth) 4-802d; fiags -, Cal. 5-8 (D4 ). (B -C5 ) ; 25-Md. Buncveneader, Scot. 28-57 3b. 10-462d. -, O . 20-2(l (F-G3). Bmnp (coal-mining) 18-539c. Buntingford, Herts. 9·424 (IV. -, S.Dak. 25-506 ( 1 5). Bunga 25-55b. - (rowing) : see Bumping BUNGALOW 4-798c. B :l ) ; 9-750c. -, Utah 27- 8 1 4 (A4). races. Bungambil, mt., N.S.W. 19- Buntok, Bor. 4-257 (03). Burbarud, dist .. Pers. 4-867 d. Bumpass, Va. 28-1 1 8 (E3). 5:lR (D4). Buntoku 28-845a. Burberg beds 9-663a. Bumping, lake, \Vash. 28-354 Bunganut, pond, Me. 17·434 Bunton : see Divider (mining). Burbia. Sp. 25-530 (B1). (D3). (B5). Bunt.s (baseball) 3-4 nOb. Burbidge, Thomas 6-561c. -, riv.• Wash. 28-354 ID3). Bungaroidea 23·139d. Buntsandstein : see Bunter. Burhista : se.e Boerebista. Bungan1s 25-291c. races (rowing) 23· Bu Nura, oasis, Sah. 19· RURBOT 4-809a: 14-252a 1 45c. - caeruleus : see Krait. (fig. ) ; angling 2-30a.

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13.2 see Curio, 0. Burbuleius : Scrihouius. Burch, G. J: 6-305c. - (gem-engraver) 11-568d. Burch, S.Dak. 25-506 (Il2). Burchana (Burchanis) : sea Borkum. Burchard I. (bishop of Worms) 28-833b. - (of l\1t Sion) 24-6 5 7 d ; 12• 607d. -, Samuel D. 4-33a. Burchard, Neb. 19-324 ( H 4). Burchell. \V. J . 3-605d. Burchell's rhinceros 23-244d. - zebra 13-7 13c; 26-51 0a; 28-962b (fig.). Burchinal, Ia. 14-732 ( D l ) . Burchman, Cornelis J . 27· 824c. Burckhardt, Carl 1-964b; 20· 90ld. -, JAKOB 4-809a; 11-797d. -. J. c. 26-326b. -, JOHN LEWIS 4·809b; 2• 256a; 2-7 6 l d ; Nile explor• ations 19-697 d. Burcombe, Wilts. 28-700c. Burcot, Oxon. 9-420 (III. E3). Burdach's tract 25-669c. Burdah (prophet) 9-105c. Burde (prince) 8-870b. Burdeana : see Jacob Bara· daeus. BURDEAU, AUGUSTE L. 4· 809c. Burdekin, riv., Queens. 2-960 ( H 4 ) ; 2·942d; 22-7 32b. - limestone 22-732c. - plum 22-733c. Burden, Kan. 15-654 (F3). -, Jake, N.Y. 19-596 ( B -C 1 ). BURDEN (diet.) 4-809d. - of proof (law) 10-15d. BURDER, GEORGE 4-809d. BURDETT, SIR FRANCIS 4• 809d ; 6-606d. -, Sir Henry 13·799b. -, S ir Robert 4-810c. Burdett, Can. 1-500 (B2). -, Colo. 6-722 ( H l ) . --, Miss. 18-600 (A-B2�. -, N.Y. 19-596 (D3). BURDETT-COUTTS, baroness 4·810c; 3-630a; 15-867b. Burdette, Robert J . 4-8:J7a. Burdette, Ark. 2-552 (F2). -, S.Dak. 25-506 (G3). Burdett v. Abbot ( 1 8 1 0 ) 7-25a. Burdick, Ind. 14-422 ( D l ). -, Ky. 15-740 (C3). Burdiehouse, Scot. 7·768b; 24- 4 1 7c. Burdigala, Gaul 23-64 8 (B2), See also Bordeaux. Burdigalense Itinerarium : see Hierosolymitanum. Burdigalian group 11-670a; 18-565b. Burdine, Pa. 21-106 (D7). Burdinus, Mauritius (Bur­ dino) : see Gregory VIII. (antipope). Burdock 6-81 2 d ; 10-554d; 26• 861a. Burdon, Rowland 4-542c. Burdon, Dur. 8-708a. Burdon (her.) 1B-328a. BURDON • SANDERSON, SIR J. S. 4-8 1 1 a ; 3-1 7 l c ; 27• 936b. Burdshula, mt., Asia : set Karagom·Khokh. Burdujeni, Rum. 23-826 (Al ), Burdur. Asia M. : see Buldur. BURDWAN, India 4-Sl l b ; H-3 7 6 (:1\18). -, dist., India 4-811c. -, div., India 4-Slld. Bure, J . (philologist) 24·296b; 26-21 5c. Bure1 mt., Alps 1·742b. -, nv., Nor!. 9-424 (IV. F 1 ) ; 19-744c. Bure (myth.) : see Buri. Burea, Swed. 19-800 (E2). Bureau, Gaspard, Seigneur de Villemomble 10-823b. -, Jean, Seigneur de Mont· glas 10-823b. Bureau, III. 14-30t (C2). BUREAU (diet.) 4-81 1 d ; in American government 6· 9J8a, 8-55d. - (in names of English or American government depts.): see under principa: word. Bureau Co., Ill . 14-304 (C2). Bureaucracy 4·8 1 1 d ; 25-302d. Bureau d'assistance (diet.) 20· 1 1d. - de bien-faisance 10·799b. Bureau de Ia Riviere, Jean : see La Riviere, Jean Bureau Sire de. Bureau du roi 8-96c; 11• 36 4 (Pl. V.); 23·324b: 20· Ud.

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14·155d ;

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14·422

19·596

20·602 (C3)

5·:'157d ; ; 20·602a : 9·

273b. -, pt., Cal. 5·8 (CS). - Head, pt., Wales 9•428 tV. Bl) • . CARl\ml.ITES (White Friars) 5·358b ; in London 16•960b ; mission fields 18·591a.; mon­ asteries b, 5·358o ; St Theresa's reforms 26·803b. Carmen, Bot. (Al). -, Mex. 8•31 8 ( 4) ; 18 32 4a. -, Okla. 20·58 -, Is!., 1\fex, 18•318 (C ) 18 3 1 8b. ·-, mts., Mex. 6·574d. -, riv., Chi!. 2·462 (B2). Carmen (opera) 2•489c ; ·1 d. Carmen, company ot 16·81la. - Ambrosii : see Estoire de la ouerre sainte, L'. Car::o.en de Mojos, Bol. 4·167 (C2). - de Patagones, , 2•462 (D5). Carmenere (vine) 28·721b. Carmen Saeculare (Horace) 2·

1·21 4•167 1 IT (C1).

·

2 :

•

4 6

Arg

913a..

Carmen Sylva. (pseud.) : see Ellzabeth (queen of Charles L of Rumania). CarmentaJia. 10·22ld. Carmentalis, Porta, Rome 23· 589o. Carment grooved tire 5·405b, Carmentis (myth.) 19·930d. Carmen triumphals · 6 33a. . 1 ·3 04 (D5). Carmi, Carmich�Wl, Frederick 5·359b, -, General 12·6 9o. -, GERSHOM 5·359b, -, Ja.mes 8·674c. Carmichael, Can. 24·225 (A3). -, Miss. Carmichaels, Pa. 21•106 (B-06). Carmina Burana 12· 2 2 4d, - Minora (Dracontius) 8·

14

Ill 4

7

10•600 (D4). •

464d. ·

- Nisibena (Ephr�Wm Syrus) 9 6 79a. Carmine Tex. 26 90 CARMiNE (pigment) 5·359b, - Church, It. (Florence) : tres· ooes 17•833d, 20·469d, 20· 466 (Pl. V. ftg. - lake (pigment) 5·359c. Ca.rminha., Alvaro de 24·48c. Carminic acid : see Cochi· nealin. Carmo, Braz. 4•440 (G4). Carmoca. (fabric) 28·452c. Carmona, SaJvador 2 · 5 a. CARMONA (Carmo), Sp. 5· 359c : 25·530 (C4). -, Tex. 2j;·600 (M·N5), Carmuk see Carmoca. Carmunnock, Scot. 24•418 (C3). Carmyllie, Scot.

·6

(L6).

15).

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2•339o.

CARNAC,

Fr.

24·418 (F1) : 5·359d ; 10·7 78

(C4) ; 25·963c.;,__ Z5·964c.

Carnahuba. : see wax }>aim. Carna.lea shales (geol.) 5•300c. carnallite ZZ·197o. Carnan, Thomas 1·712a.

4 1

150

126b,

Ca.rnan, Scot. 2 · 4 2 (A2). . - Eoin, mt., Scot. 2 4 1 2

4•

(B3).

Carn an t·Saidhe, mt., Scot. 3· 314a.

CARNARVON, EARLDOM OF

5·360a.

-, HENRY HOWARD MOLY· neux Herbert, earl of 5·360a;

20·237a ; passes 1• 7 4 7 d ; peaks 1 · 7 4 7c. Car Nicobar, iJI., Ind.O· (D8) ; 19 · G 60 d Carnieres, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (Fl ). Carniferrin.14·800a. CARNIOLA, dist., Aus. 5 3 5 j 3·4 (D4) ; 11·8:l.! ; tt-85u (bist. maps) ; afiorestation 2·973c ; history 3· 7 a, 5• 3 6 Ga, 20·368a ; Slovene agi· tation 3·32d. Carniscus (G!{. writer) 13·343d. CARNIVAL 5 3 6 b ; 19·5?.8b : 22·6 l a. 17• CARNIVORA 5· 3 d ; 52Ga ; anal gland 17·522c ; colon 1·670a ; dentition 17· 522d 26·502d ; distribution 17·5Z7b, 28·1008c ; fur-bear· ing members 11·346d ; hY· bridizat:on 14·27c ; long­ evity 16·976a ; origin and affinities 17·526b, 1 ·525d � vibrissae 17·521d. - vera : see Fissipedia. earn Kitty, mt., Scot. 9·269a. - Liath, mt., Soot. 12·1 2 1 d. Carnlough, Ire. 14·744 (F1 ) ; 2 ·3l d. Carn Mairg, mt., Scot. 24·4 2 (D2) ; 24·418 - Moesyn, mt., Waleii : see Craig y Llyn. C oney, lre. 2·153b. earn Mor, mt., Scot. 24·412 (E2). Carmnore lake, Scot. : see Fionn, Loch. -, mt., Ire. 10·27 4b. Cam nan Gabhar, mt., Scot. 12·121d. Carn·nan-tri-tighearnan, mt., Scot. 19·155b. Carno, Wales 9·428 (V. D2) : 18·785c. Carnock, Scot. 24·418 (D·E2). earn Odhar, mt., Soot. 24· 412 (D2). Carnon, Corn. 7·180b. Carnes, is!., Gr. 12·440 (D2). Carnot, FranQois 5·378a.. -, LAZARE HIPPOLYTE 5· 3 6o • 10·878c.

4·840

.

• 6C

6·504a. ; Irish policy 9·579a, 20·857b 1 South Africa 25· 475a, 5·�4lb, 27·196b. Carnarvon, Cape Col. (]'8). -, Ia. 14·732 (B2). -, Tas. 26•438 ( 2 ). CARNARVON, Wales 5·360b : 9·428 (V. C1) ; 4·584 (A4). -, W.Aus. 2 960 (B4) : 28• 540a. -, bay, Wales 9·428 (V. Dl). -, mts., Austr. 2·9611 (D4). Carnarvon Commission (1878) 6·593d. CATINARVONSHIRE, Wales &• 360c ; 9·428 (V. B2·Dl). Carnassial tooth (of Carni· vora) : see Sectorial tooth. Carnassidentia see Fissipedia. Carnata, ano. kingdom, India · see Vijayanagar. CARNATIC, dist., India 5· 361o : 14·382 (H15-13) ; 6· 535c ; !french wars 14·407a; Lingayatism CARNATION 5·3 2 d : 12·24c; disease 3·160b • Persian decoration 19·17 d (tlg.), Carnaub�ot : see Wa:s palm, - wax 20·5lb. Carnaubic acid 20·51a. Carnaubyl alcohol 20·51a.. Carnavalet, Musee, Paris 20· 12·283a 24·729b. earn Dad an Fhraoich, mt., Scot. 24•418 (C D l . - Dan, mt.,Scot, 2 ·4 2 (D2). 14·720b. - Bannock, mt., Scot. 10· 66la. Carnbee, Scot. 24·418 (F2). Carnbo, Scot. 24·418 (D2). Cam Brea, Corn. : granite 12• 352d ; prehistoric remains 22·970b ; tin-mines 7·180d. -, LAZARE NICOLAS MAR• - Dugail, mt., Wales gueri!e 5·376d ; armyreform 2·Gl9a : fortification 10• 10·724b • Carndonagh, e. 1 · 4 4 69ld, German campaign 11·182b ; Nether· Carndutr, Can. 19·780 (C1). lands campaign 11•174d : CARNEA (festival) 5·363b , Wattignies 23·419a. 8·427o • 10·234d, CARNEAbES 5 3 6 3d ; 6·531c : -, Marie Adolphe 5· 3 7 6 d. -, MARIE FRANCOIS SAD I 13·245c. 5·377d ; 10·879b ; monu• Carnedd Da.fydd, mt., Wales 9· ments 5· 811o, 10·606c, 16 428 (V. Dl) ; 2S·259b. 699o, 17·175c. - Llewelyn, mt., Wales 9·428 -, SADI NICOLAS LEON• (V . D 1 ) ; 28·259b. hard 5·378a ; thermodyna.• - Tyddyn Bleiddian, cairn, mics 13·14lb, 26· 8 9b. Wales 8·18d. - y F'iliast, mt., Wales 9·428 Carnot, Fr.Congo 11·99 (132). -, bay, W.Aus. 2•960 (C3). (V. D2). "' Carnot " (battleship) 24· CARNEGIE, ANDREW 902b, 364b ; 1 1 6 0d L 8·679b, Carnot, J,ycee (College of St -, lion. David w. 2·9 2 d., Charles), Tunis 27-:l93a. -, 1\Iargaret : see Fletcher (of Carnot's axiom 13·141c. Saltoun), Margaret. cycle 13·142a ; 2S· 80 9b. Carnegie, Ga.. (B4). -, Okla. 20·58 (C2), - principle : see Thermody• namics second law of. CARNE'}IE, Pa. 2 1• CarnotVille, Dah. 11·204 (G5). 10'3 Carnot wall (fortification) 5· -, lake, W.Aus. 2·960 (C5). 377c. Carnegie nero Fund Com• CARNOUSTIE, Scot. 5·378b ; mission 5•364d. 24·418 (F2). - Institute, Pittsburg 1P·69b. - Institution, Washington28· Carn Uuigh, mt., Scot. 9·269a. Carnsore, pt., Ire. 14·7 44 (E4}; 351b. Z8·5GGa.. - Steel Company 14•815d ; Carn Stackie, mt., Scot. 26• 13·G39c ; 25·1 036b. 169c. "' Carnegie " (ship) 17·379c. Cam Eige, mt., Scot. 23·7 41o. Carntogher, mt., Ire. 14·744 (E2). Carneiro, Kan. 15·654 (E2). Carneius (myth.) 2·184b. Carntown. Ky. 15·740 (D2). see Car· Carntual, mt., Ire. CARNELIAN 5·3 5a l 9· 42 c 11·564b. rantuohill. - onyx 24·218b. CARNUNTUM, Rom. fort Pannonia 5·378b ; 23 6 4S Carnelley, Thomas 3·403a. earn Englyn, Wales 21·8lb, (D2). Carneol bank 4·801d. Carnus (seer) 5•363c. Carne secca : see Jerked beef. CARNUTES 5·378o. CARNESECCHI, PIETRO 5• Carnwath� Scot. 24·418 (D3). Carny, 1\ia. (D3). 365b. CARO, ANNIBALE 5·37 8d, Carnesville, Ga. b Garnet d'un Ecrivain (Dos· toievsky) 8·439b. chiaro, Don Giovanni de Carnethy, mt.J..Scot. 8·944d. Cairo, baron of. Carneus : see varnus. Carnew, Ire. 14·7 44 (E4), -, ELME MARIE S•379a.. -, Frank 21·31d. Carney, Ala. 1·460 (B5). -, Mich. 18·372 (C4). -, H . (chemist) 1 ·1 55a ; 14• -, Okla. 20·58 (E2). 507a.. -. J oscph : see Qa.ro, .Toseph. Carnforth, Lanes. 9·416 (II -, Migtiel 6·71ld. ill) · 16·140a. Caro, Mich. 18·372 earn Cllas, mt.� Scot. -, Tex. 26·6!10 (N4). (E2) ; 19·155o. - Gorm, mt., Scot. Caroata, riv., Venez. 5·298b. Carob bean : see J,ocust bean. Carnian group 27·260b - tree see Locust . Carnic Alps, mts., Aus. and It. Caroohe 5·402d. 3 4 (C3) ; 16·4 ( D l ) ; 5• Caroe, W. D. : bronze gatei 3 d ; geology 18·212 (Plate). 8-

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'Yaits.

- (scroll) 5·379b. Carolan (bard) 23·728a. Carolan, Ark. 2·552 (B2). CarolaU1ine 1·699c. Carole (dance) 7·798d. Caroleen, ::-..c. 19•7 7 2 (04). Caro li , Pierre 5·7::lc. Carol:a 16·122a. Carol:di, Efl'endi 27·426d. Carol:na, Alu. 1·460 (C4), -, Draz. 4·440 (G3) ; 17·668b. -, P.H. 22· 1 2 ! (Dl). -. n.I. 23·2!9 Cll3). -, S.A!. 25•466 (K6) ; 27· 189d. Carolina, Lex (1532) 27·78o. - duck : see \Vood·duck. - jasmine 11·550c. - parakeet 20·863d. - rail 22•818d. - "Ten 27·634a. CAnOLINE (of Ansbach) 5· 380a : 4·882c : 13·404c ; statue 20·4 1 l b ; Walpole supported 20·255c, CAI1CLINE (of Brunswick) 5· 380b · 11·7 44.a. - (of Hesse • Darmstadt) 13· 41 2a. Caroline, Wis. 28·740 (E4). - (:3an �Inteo), fort, Fla. 10• 5-Hb ; 3·G5c. -� L;J,, Polynesia 20·436 (K·

L.j),

C A R O L I N E, Isis., Pac.O. 5·380c ; 20·436 (D·E4) ; In· hab:tants 18·39la; statistics 11·SV:lc. -, mts., W.Aus. 2·960 -, mts., '1\b, 6•168 (F2). - Bay, X.Z. 2J· 9 7 8b. CaroLne Books 14·27 4d. Caroline Brewer Croft Fnnd 5· 176b. Caroline Co., !lid. 17·828 (H3). - Co., Ya. 28· 1 1 8 (E2). Caroline Depot, N.Y. 19·596 (D�). Carol;ne lnRtitute, Nor. (Stock· · holm) 25·93Gb. CaroLnc )latiida (of Denmark and Nornay) 6·�78a. Caroline tables 19·290a. Carolingian Cycle : see Cban· sonB de Geste and Cbarle· magne Legends. - Empire 9·:!50a foil. ; 9· 92 !a ; 19·64 7c : coinage 19· 8!l8o : diplomas 8·305b : Uerma.ny 11·833b : Lorn· bardv 1 16·93 4d. See also Char ema,., O'Jlo. �· Renais:;a ncc 5·894a ; 10· SlOb ; 23·84c : 13·842b ; Agobard 1•380c • Alcuin 1• 530a ; annals 2·fll b � artists 2·306d; i ll umin ateu �ISS. 14·314u : Ivory carvings 15· 96d ; miniatures 18•5240 ; seals 24-539 3·354a : lon:revity 16·97 5o , sanctity in EG'YPt 9•46a. -, Nile : see Bulti. CArl:?ACCIO, VI1TORIO 5· 382c. Carpal branches (of arteries) 2·GG7a. Carpas, mts., Cyprus 7·696 (map) ; 7·696b. CAR�-'ATHIAN MTS., Eur. 382d : 3·4 (I!2) : 9·1llla ; geology 15•568d, 26·66lc, 27·2.J9a. Carpathians. Little. mts., Aus. 3·4 (1:2). -, White, rots., Aus. 3·4 (E2). Carpathian sandstone (geol.) 24·88d : 7·416c : 9•664o : 10·587b. Medit. 5• Carpathian Sea, 384b. CARi?ATHUS, lsi., Medit. 5· 384b ; 2·760(B5),i 19·30lb. CAR?EAUX,JEAN .tSAPTISTE 5 •384c ; 21 • 491lb ; 24• 508d. Carpel 10·5690 : 10·553d. Carpel!ary scale 12·7 59 d. Carpellini, .c. F. 25·53c. CARPENTARIA, GULF OF, 2·960 :

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5·676a ;

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CARRS-CAST Jake, Me. 17·434 (D2). - Station, Ga. 11·7 52 (C2). Carr Ste amsh i p Line 25·854b. Carrs, The, d'st., Yorks. 9 · 4 1 2 (I. G4) ; 8· 7 6 d .

Carra Pond,

Carrsville, Ky. 15·740 ( B l ). Carr-swallow : see Black tern. Carruca 5·402a. Car�ucate (measure) : see Car ucate.

­

Carrum, Viet. 18 - 9 0 (map) ; 22 · 1 27 d. Carruthers, mt., Can. 4·600

( D l ). Carrville, Cal. 5·8 (Bl ). Carry (falconry) 10 · 1 42a.

CARRYING

OVER

5·410c ;

25·932a ; 1·123a. Cars, Jean Francois 4·3 1 1 d. -, L auren t 4· 3 1 1 d. Carsaig, Scot. 24· 4 1 2 ( B 3 ) ; 18 ·9 60 d. Carse (diet.) 24·414a ; 12·5 9a.

Carsebridge, Scot. 1·698b. Carse of Falkirk, Gowrie, &c., Scot. : see Fal kirk, Gowrie. Carsevenne, Fr.Gui. 12·682b. -, riv., Braz. : see Calcoene. Carsewell, John 5· 6 1 7a ; 5· 635c ; 5· 6 38 d. Carshalton, Sur. 16·942 ( D 3 ) ; 26· 1 40b . Carsija (diet.) 24·660d. Carsington, Derby. 8·7 1b. CARSIOLI (Carsoli), It. 5 · 4 1 0c; 15·26 (C5).

Carso, mts., Aus. : see K arst. CARSON, CHRISTOPHER 5 · 4 1 0d . -, II. A. 27· 4 03 b .

Carson, Ala. 1·460 (B4). -, c\rk. 2·552 (E2). -, Ia. 14·7 3 2 ( B :J). -, La. 17-54 (.�3) ; 17·56c. CARSON, Nev. 5· H l a ; 5·8 (D2). -, Oreg. 20-242 :rr3). -, Va. 28 · 1 1 8 (E3). -, Wash. 28·354 (D4). -, desert, Nev. 12- 3 DS a. -, lake, Ne>. 5·8 ( D 2 ) ; 19 · 4 3 l c. -, ri--., Nev. 5 · 8 ( D 2 ) ; 19· 451c. - City, Mich . 18·372 (E-F6).

- Co., Tex. 26·690 (C�). Carson field mouse 19·451d. Ca rso n Sink, bog, Nev. 5-8 ( D Z ) ; 19· 15 le.

Carsonville, Ga. 11 ·7 5 2 (ll3). -, :llich. 18·3 7 2 (H6). -, lllo. 18·608 (F-Gl). -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (.H).

Carsphairn, Scot. 24·41 2 ( D 4 ) ; 15·832a. Carstairs, Scot. 4·584 (B2) ; 24· 4 1 8 ( D 3 ) ; 4·584c.

CARSTARES (Carstairs) WIL· liam 5· 1 l l a ; 24·452d. CARSTENS, ARMUS JACOB 5-!llc. Carstensz, Jan 5·384d. Carstensz , mt., N.G . 19·4 8 7 b. Carsto ne 12·55 1 d ; 25·6 32d ; 19·7 45a. CARSULAE, It. 5·41 1 c ; 15· 26 ( D 3 ) . Carswell, Francis 4· 43 8b. Cart (Black, and \Vhite), r ivs ., Scot. 24--1 1 .� (C:l ) ; 6·572b. CART (vehicle) 5·41 1c ; 14·

768b. Carta, Pers. : see Astara bad. Carla Caritalis 6-:l94a. Cartacnp, W . A us. 2·960 (B6). 10·6Hd ; 1 6· Carta de Foresta · 2 1 0c.

Cartae b aronum 15·86Sb. - de :'l!undeburdc 8-:105b. (Carthagena), CARTAGENA S.Am. 5-H l d ; 6·7 0 1 ( A 2 ) ; battle ( 1 697) 12·34 7 a ; battle 21-1 o.n b ; 3-! J a, 07 n > battle (1900) 6·7 1 2a ; buc­ caneers 4· 7 1 1a ; secession from Colombia ( 1 840) 6· 7 1 0d ; treasure Spanish ships destroyed 25·608b ; trade 1·807b. (Carthagena) , CARTAGENA Sp. 5·4 1 2b ; 25·530 (E4) ; 25· 5 58 c . Cartagenna, N.AJ'. 5·427a.

Cartageous azalorus 17·508b. Cartago, Colom. 6•701 (A3). CARTAGO, C.Am . 5·413a 5· 678 (D6) ; 18·343c • 7-2:hc. Carta!, Rum. 23·826 (D 2 ). Cartama, Sp. 25·530 (C4).

•

Carta ::\Iercatoria 9·460a ; 12· 929c. L Cartan, E. J. (mathematician) 12·6 3 0b. Cartaphilus : see Joseph of Arimathea.

Cartaret : see Carteret. Cartasucir!argunan ( myth.) 3·

ald. Oartaxo, Port. 25•530 fA.3).

152

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438b.

clarinet 6·

5-430b ; Roman 23·645b, 1·331 b ; tr·eaties 23·624a, Sardinian colonies 24·2 15c ; sea-power 24·550c ; Sicilian wars 25·2 G a, 5-428b, 26· 989b, 25·2 7c ; Vandals 27·

-, Hichard d'Oyly 26·56b ; 8· 884c. 53i\c. Carthage, Ark. 2·552 (C3). -, THOMAS 5·413a. Ill. 14·304 (A:l) ; 19·280d. -, Carteaux, Gen. Jean Franc;ois -, Ind. 14·422 (F5). 17- 7 6 8b. Me. 17·434 (B4). -, Carte blanche : bezique 3· -, Miss. 18·600 (B4). 842b ; piquet 21-638b. Mo. 5·4 3 1b ; 18CARTHAGE, Cartecay, riv., Ga. 11-752 (Bl). 608 (C3). " Carte de Tendre " (map) 13· 2 (C2 ). 7 9·7 1 . C . N , 3 8 5c. Carteia, Sp. 23· 64 8 (B3) ; 23· -, N.Y. 19·596 (E2). L 6 ) ; 6·3 7 2 d. (K 20·26 . 0 -, 6:l0d. Carteira, C. Vcrd. Is. 5 • 2 5 3 -, S.Dak. 25·506 ( H 3). (Fl). 20 6 6 2 Tenn. -, (map). Cartel (economics) : see Kar­ -, Tex. 26·690 (N3). 1 9b. 2·2 1 Af. cape, -, tell. Carthagena, S.Am. and Sp. : - (law) 10·50b. · Cartagena. see Cartella, Sp. 25·530 (A·B l ) ; CARTHAGE, SYNODS OF 5· 20·252d. 431c ; agapes forbidden 1· Cartellicr, Pierre 7·336c. 364d ; Caelestius 21·63c ; Cartenna, Alg. 23·648 ( C3) : Canon Law 5·1 94a, 1 · 1 50 b, see also Tencs. 3 ·8 7 8 a ; lections 16·3 5 7 d. 5· CARTER, ELIZABETH Carthagh, St 16·775b. 4 1 :lb. Carthaginiensis, prov., Sp. 23· -. H. J. (zool ogis t) 18·865d. 649 (B2 -:>). -: H. R . (physician) 13·78b. Carthago, N.Af. : see Carthage. -, James C. 3·7 7 7 b. - Nova, Sp. 23·648 ( B 3 ) : see -, J. H. : fl our machines 10 also Cartagena, Sp. 5 50a , 10 - 5 5 2a . Carthamine 23·999a ; 23•770b. -, Hev. T. T. 25·1 60c. Carthamus : see Saftlower. Carter, Ky. 15·7 40 (E2). Carthaphilus : see Joseph of -, Okla. 20·58 (132). Ari mathea. -, Tenn. 26·620 ( I l ). Carthorpe, Yorks. 9 • 4 1 2 (I. -, Wis 28·740 (E:l). 28· -, Wyo. 28 · 8 7 4 (B4) ; J­ Caryo spon g-ia 20 ·2 3 7 d. 1·903b. Casauboniana Caryota 20 · 64 1 a. Casaya, is!., Colom. 6•7Wa.. - onusta : see Cauong. see Kazvin. : Pers. Casbin, - urens : see Kittnl palm . Caryotronha 6·61 7 a ; 6·616 Cascade, Ia. 14·732 (F2), -, Md. 17-828 ( E l ) . (Pl. I . fig. 4 ). Carysfort, William Proby, F.th -, Mont. 14·276 (D2), -. Wis. 28•740.(E�)., eal'l of 2•556b ; 21•800a.

153 Oascade, riv., 1\Hnn . 18-550 (F2). -, riv., \Vash. 28·354 ( D 1 ). Ca sea de (condensation of gases) 6·8 H d. - (electricity) 16-52Sd. Cascade Canal, Columbia riv., U.S. 20-245a. - Co., ;llont. 14-2 7 6 ( D 2 ) . - Head, cape, Oreg. 20·242 (A2). - Locks, Oreg. 20-242 ( D 2 ) . CASCADE MTS., N . .\m. 544-ta ; 20-242 (C5·2) ; 276 2 :Ja ; fauna 27-63:3c ; forest reserve 5-H4b ; geological age 27·629d, 15-568b ; rain­ fall 28-:l54b ; volcanoe,; 281 89d. -, pt., N.Z. 19·624 (B5) ; geo· logy 19·625d. Cascades, falls, Columbia riv., �.s. 20·243a ; 6·73Db. - Point, Can. 24-22a. Cascade Springs, S.Dak. 2550ti ( B 4 ) . wa,h. - Tunnel, 28·354 ( D ·E 2 ) ; 27·405d. Cascadilla Creek, riv., N.Y. 15· �5d. Cascadores : sec Cascarilleros. Ca.,caes, Port. 25·530 (A3) ; 16-7 72c. Cascaj r ;, is!., Colom. 4 - 7 5 1 d. l'ascajar, riv., Sp. 17-96b. ( 'ascalho 8 · 1 fi0b. ca,capedia, riv., Can. 22·724

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Casey, Phil. 10-450d. Casos, is!., Aeg.S. 2·760 (B5). Casey, Ia. 14-7J2 (C3), Caspar, Cal. 5·8 (B2). -, Ill. 14·304 (E4). -, pt., Cal. 5·8 (A·B2). -. hill, H.I. 2J-24f.l (B2). CASPARI, KARL PAUL 5· - Co., Ky. 15·740 (C·D:.l). 452e ; classification of creeds Caseys Fork. IlL 14-JO-! (D5). 7·393a, 19-817b. Caseyville, III. 14-J04 (C5). Caspar Robles, canal, Roll. : -, Ky. 15· 7 4 0 (A:!). see !Colonels Diep. Casgrain, Henri Haymond, Caspe, Sp. 25·530 (E2) ; 8· abbe 5 · 1 6 7 d. 844a ; 24-203d. Cash, J. Theodore 28-17 5d. Casper, \Vyo. 28·8 7 4 (F3). Cash, Ark. 2-552 (E2). -, mts., \Vyo. 28·8 7 4 (F3). CASH (diet.) 5·445a. - Creek, riv., N.Y. 19·596 - (Chinese coin) 6·1 88c ; 19· (A·B5). 906a. - Creek, riv., \Vyo. 28·874 Cashan, prov., Pers. : see Kash· (F2-3). an. Casperius Aelianus : see Aeli­ Cash book 4-228c. anus, Caspcrius. Cashel, Ire. (Co. Galway) 14- Ca.spi, Joseph : see Kaspi, 7 4 4 (l.l3) ; 10-432a. J oseph. CASHEL, I re. (Co. Tipperary) Caspiana, La. 17·54 (Al). 5·445c ; 14-7 44 ( D 4 ) ; 14- Caspian Gates. pass, Russ.As. : 7 6 7 d ; 14·766a ; foundation see Iron Gates. 14·7 59c ; geology 26-1004b ; Caspian herring 28·194b. synod 14· 7 7 1a. Caspian Pond, lake, Vt. 19-, N.Dak. 19· 7 8 0 ( G l ). 490 (C2). -, mt., Ire. 23·727c. CASPIAN SEA 5-452d ; 2·736 Cashell, Scot. 24· 1 1 8 (B2). (F4) ; ancient conception -, riv., Scot. 10·9� 7 b . 18-87c ; Khazars 15·7 74b ; Cashen, riv., Ire. 1 4 · 7 H (B4) ; Pliocene deposits 21·84 7 d ; 15- 7 5 8a. rainfall 2·7 4!ia ; Hatzel's Cashew apple 5-446b. theory 14-498c ; Rubruquis CASHEW NUT 5·445d. 23·8 l l b ; seal hunting 28· - oil 5·445d. 194c. - tree 5-445d. Caspian tern 26·646c. CASHIBO, tribe 5·446b. Caspium, Mare : see Caspian CASHIER (diet.) 5·44Gb. Sea. Cashin, Rum. 23·826 (Cl). ( lJ2) . Casque 13·247a. ca,car, C.As'a : see Kashgar. Cashio, Ilerts. 13-:Wnd. Casquets, rxks, Chan.ls, 9· ('a,cara bark 4 · 7 :l:Jc. Cashion, Okla. 20·58 ( D 2 ) . 430 (V I . A I ) ; 5•841a ; light· Ca:-�carae arornaticus syrupus, Cashla, bay, Ire. 14·744 (B:l). house 16-64 7 d. and liquidum 23-2:na. Cashlaundrmnlahan, rut., Ire. Cass, Sir John 12-794c. Ca>cara sagrada 23-2:l l a ; 4· 14·7 41 (C:J ) . -, LEWIS 5·455b ; treaty 733c. Cashmere, C.Asia : see Kash· with Indians 12·553a. Cascarilla bark 14·353a ; 3· mir. Cass, Ark. 2·5;)2 (132). :!Obc. -, Wash. 28·:154 ( E 2 ) . -, Ind. 14·422 (06). C'ascarilleros (S.Am. Indians) -, W.Va. 28·560 ( C 4 ) . -, W.Va. 28·560 (D3). 6-:;69d. Cashmere (textile) 18·1 68a, -, lake, Mich. 22-66b. Cascariolo, Yinccnzo 21· 4 7 7a. - shawls : see Kashmir. -, lake, 1\Iinn. 18·1>50 (03) ; C 'ascanl, Jlraz. 4-HO (K2). Cash on delivery 5·445a. dam 18·606a ; discoveries C'ascavel (zoo!. ) : see Rattle· Cashpajali, riv., Rraz. 1 - 7 85d. 21-600d. :-;nakc. CASH REGISTER 5·446c. -, riv., Mich. 18·372 (G6). C'a-cavcous (Proven�als) 22· - Register Company, National - C'o., Ia. 14-7:l2 (13-C:l), ,j (J;,d. 7 · 8 7 7 b. - Co., Ill. 14·304 (B4). C'a,cilla, :\Iiss. 18·600 (B-C2). Cashton, Wis. 28· 7 40 (C5). - Co., Ind. 14-30 4 (E3). c·a��ina, It. : battle ( 1 3 6 1 ) 10- C..ashtown, Pa. 21·106 (II6). - Co., Mich. 18·372 (D-ES). Casi, Beni 25·542c. �),,.t b. - Co., l\Iinn. 18·550 (C4). Casia (Byzantine poetess) 12· - Co., l\lo. 18·608 (B:l). Ca 'cina fa t ta 15· 1 1 a. t'a,;ciorolus, Y. 3·402a. 5 2:lb. - Co., N.Dak. 19-780 (G3). CtbCO, �le. 17·434 ( B 4 ) . Casibus Virorum et Feminarum - Co., Neb. 19·324 (II-14). lllustrium ( Boccaccio) 4· - Co., Tex. 26·690 (N2). -. bay, �Ie. 17·434 (B·C5) ; 1 05b ; 14· 9 02b . 22· 1 20a. Cassa, Sp. 25-530 ( G 2 ) ; cork Casigliano, marquisate and CASE, JOHN 5·444b, industry 11·902b. duchy 7-204c. -, Leonard 6·504c. CASSABA, Asia l\1. 5·456a ; 2· Casilda, Cu. 2'7-285d. --, \\', A. 6·6:lSa. 760 (B3). Ca>c, Colo. 6·722 (F2). Casilina, fort, It. 15-4 (Fl). Cassada : see Cassava. CASILINUM (Capua), It. 5· Cassa Ecclesiastica 15-lSc. -, :\Io. 18·608 ( E :l). 446c ; 15·26 ( E 4 ) ; battle CASSAGNAC, -, inlet, \Yash. 28·354 (F4). BERNARD ( 5 5 4 ) 19-242a, 16·244a ; see -, p t . , _\ ntarc. 21 · 9 6 1 (G). Adolph Granier de 5-456a. also Ca p ua. CASE (die t . ) 5·H4c. -, Granier de 8·655b. Casimir, St 28-SSd. -, action on the : see Action. -, P. A. !\I. P. G. de 5·456b ; C ·a ca t ion 27-:l54c. - (of Bayreuth) 11·59a. duel 23·426d. ca,e hardening 2 - 7 2 b ; 14· - I. ( duke of Poland), 11· Cassagnes, Jacques, abbe de 838c ; 13·27 5a. � 2 -ht. 1 · 1 03c. Cascin 6·2�c ; 7 - 7 4 S d ; 7 · 7 6 1 b ; - III. (the Great) 5 - 4 4 6 d ; 21· Cassagnes·Begonhes, Fr. 10· 903d ; 24·140c ; 21-632c ; of plant,; 1·5 He. 7 7 8 (F5). excommunicated 6 - 4 8 4 d ; Cassai, riv., C.Af. : see Kasai. C'a.,cinogcn 1·5 H d ; 19·923a. marriage 11-5 !Sd ; Hadorn Cassala, Gcr. : see Cassel. Case is u/laed, Tlte (Ben Jon· founded 22·81 0c. son) 15-502d. C:assalis, E. 25·471d. - IV. (of Poland) 5 · 1 4 7 c ; 21· Cassana, Giovanni Francesco Casella (m usician) 7·8 1 l a. 9 0 5 d ; 15·88h. Caselli, Jean : see Cazalis, 5·456b. Casimir, fort, Del. 7·949c ; 25· -, NICCOLO 5·456b. Henri. 105jc. CASEMATE (diet.) 5 · 4 44 d ; CASSANDER (king of Mace· Casimir-Perier (Fr. statesman): 10·7 0:ld, donia) 5·456b ; 17-224d ; see PUrier, Casimir Pierre. - mounting 6·600a. A ristotle's pupil 2·50 a ; CASIMIR·PERIER, JEAN Casement, Hoger 6·921a. · siege of Corcyra 7·145d. Paul Pierre 5·448b ; 10· CASSANDER, CASEMENT (diet . ) 5·4A4 d ; GEORGE 5· 880d. 15·479c. 456c ; 7·016b ; 14· 1 85c. Ca-e Navire, riv., �Iartinique Casing · in machine 4 • 220c CASSANDRA (prophetess) 5· (fig.). 17-SO� (A2). 4 5 6 d ; 13·220c ; tomb 19· Cascnove, Guillaume de 6- Casino, N.S.W. 19·53R (Gl). 1 04c. CASINO (diet.) 5·448c. 7 4 1 b. Cassandra, Pa. 21· 1 0 6 (E5). Casentino, Jacopo di : see Ja- CASINUM, It. 5·449b ; 15·26 -, cape, Turk. 27·426 (C3). (D 4). copo di Case n tin o. -, gulf, Turk. 27·426 (C3) ; Casiquiare, riv., S.Am. 27·989 Ca."'ntino, riv . . It. 27·864b. 20· 08 a. (B3) . -, va l. , I t . 2 · 6 3 l d . -, penin., Turk. 27-426 (C3) ; Case of Reason, Th e (\Villiam - Canal, Braz. 1 · 7 8 7c. Bisaltac 3·991b ; Protesi­ CASIRI, MIGUEL 5·449c. Law) 16·299c. laus at 22·471d. Case Pilote, �Iartinique 17· Casius, mt., Syr. : see Akra. Cw;sandra (Lycophron) 17· Cask (math.) 18·1-15d. 1 53a. >'02 (A2). CASKET 5 · H 9c. C'aserio (anarchist) 5-378a. Ca8sandre (La Calprenede) 13· CASKET LETTERS 5•449d ; 3· 385h. f'aserio ( Basque farm) 3·991c. 255c. Cassandreia, Maced. : see Pin· CASERTA, It. 5 · 44 4 d ; 15-4 Casky, Ky. 15·740 (A4). aka. (C5) ; 5 - 1 2 4a. Bel.Cong. 6·923 - ( Terra di Lavoro), prov., Caslau, Aus. 3·4 ( D 2 ) ; diet Cassanje, ( 1 4 2 1 ) 4 - 1 2 6a. (B5). I t . 15·7 a ; agriculture 15·9d ; CASLON (family) s 152c. volcanoes 15·5c. Cassano, H. 26·242 (F5) ; battle ( 1 2 5 9 ) 8-846d ; battle Ca "' School of Applied Science, Casma, Peru 21·264 (B3) ; port 21· 2 7 1 a. ( 1 70 5 ) 25-603a ; battle C'Jpveland 6·504c. ( 1 79 9 ) 11·195c. CASE·SHOT S · H o a ; 1-866c ; -, riv., Peru 21·265d. Casmalia, Cal. 5·8 (C4). CASSA N O ALL' IONIO, It. 5· 2·69:lc ; 25-992d. 4 5 7 a ; 15·4 (F5). Ca.'Ps of Con .ocicnce (Robert Casmenac (myth ) : see Camenae. Ca:-�Rant, George : see Cas­ Sanderson) 24 · 1 :l9a. Rander, George. Cas''-' on the Popery Laws Casmenae, Sic. 26-296d. Casmilus (myth . ) : see Hermes. Cassaratc, riv., Switz. 26·242 (Charles Howard) 23·498b. Casner, Ill. 14·304 (D4). (F4). Ca"e stated (law) 5-4Hc. Casnovia, Mich. 18-372 (E6). " Cassard " (cruiser) 24·012b. Caseville. :\Iich. 18-372 (G6). Cassareep 5-457b. Casey, E dward Pearce 28- Cason, Tex. 26·690 (N3). Casones, riv., Mex. 27·1015b. Cassaria, Asia M. : see Cae· 349d. Casoria, It. 15·4 (B6). sarea Mazaca. -, John 6·38i!C.

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Cassel, Sir Ernest 27·4 4 1 a. Cassis, Fr. 4·313a. Cassel, Cal. 5·8 (Cl). CASSEL, Fr. 5·457c ; 10- 7 7 8 Cassis (zoo!.) 11· 5 1 3a ; 11• 5 1 6b. ( F 1 ) ; battle ( 1 7 9 4 ) 21-581d. CASSEL (Kassel), Ger. 5· - cornuta 11·569a. 4 5 7 c ; 11•808 (B3) ; pottery - de Dijon (Equeur) 8·270b. - rufa 11·5 69a. 5 · 7 40d, 5·7 5 1 c. - tuberosa 11·569a. -, dist., Ger. 11·856 (map). CASSITERIDES 5·460c ; 22· CASSELL, JOHN 5·458b. 7 03d. Casselman, Pa. 21-106 (D6). 26• 5·460d ; -, riv., l\Id. and Pa. 21·106 CASSITERITE 9 9 7 a ; 18- 5 1 5 c ; axial ratio (D6). 7 ·5 7 6 d ; synthesis 18·513a. Casselmann's green 7-l l Ob. Casselton, N.Dak. 19·780 (G3). Cassites, tribe : see Kassite. CASSIUS (family) 5·461b. Cassel Spectator 22-913c. -, AVIDIUS 5·462a ; in Egypt Cassel yellow 16-:H9a. 9·89b ; Seleucia eaptured 24· Cassenoisette 17-539d. 603c. Cassergode, India 14-382 (FI:l). -, Dionysius 11·736b. -, GAlUS (Parmensis) 5·462b, Casserius, Julius 1·930c. Casse Rurali : see Rurali, -, Spurius (surnamed Vecel· linus) 5 · 4 6 1 b ; 14-63 5d. Casse. Cassia, Fla. 10·540 (E3). - Apronianus 8 · 2 7 8d. CASSIA (via), It. 5-458d ; 15· - Cbaerea : see Chaerea Cas· 2 6 (03 ) ; 15·4 (El ) ; 15-27c. sius (A.D. 4 1 ). see Dio CASSIA (bark) 5·458c ; 6· - Dio Cocceianus : 3 7 6c ; as incense 14·3Wa. Cassius. - (genus) 5·458d ; 16·382a ; - Felix 2-924b. 16 ·:l 8 2d. - Longinus, Dionysius : see Cassia acutifolia 24·646b. Longinus, Dionysius Cassius. - Longinus, Gaius 5·461c ; 4· - angustifolia 24·646c. 9 4 0 d ; 6·358b ; Rhodes be· Cassia Co., Ida. 14- 2 7 6 (B·C4 ) ; sieged 23·259b ; tribute 15· agriculture 14· 2 7 7 b ; springs 14·27 6e. 3 9 7 d. Cassia fistula 5·458c. - Longinus, Gains (1st cent. Cassia, Lex 20·932b. A.D.) 5•462a. - Longinus, Lucius 2 · 2 4 ld ; Cassia marilandica 24·646c. 13·253d. Cassian, \Vis. 28· 740 ( D 3 ) . Cassian beds (geol.) 27·260d. - Longinus, Quintus 5·46ld. Cassian di Macerata : see - JVIaximus TYrius : see Maxi· mus of Tyre. 1\lacerata, Cassian di. Ca Homan legal school) Cassius, rut., Syria : see Akra. CASSIVELAUNUS 5·462c. Cassian of Marseilles : see Cas· Cassia, Ritta von 25-918c. Cass Lake, Minn. 18·550 (C3). sianus, J oannes Eremita. CASSIANUS, JOANNES ERE• Cassley, glen, Scot. 24·412 ( D l ) ; 26-169c. mita (recluse) 5·458d. -, Julius 8·353a. CASSOCK 5-462c. Cassola y Fernandez, Manuel Cassia occidentalis 6·649c. - pulp 5·458c. 25·562c. - Roxburghii 5 · 7 79c. CASSONE 5·463a ; 11·364 (Pl. Cassiar, dist., Cau. 4·600 (Cl). II. fig. 4). -, mts., Can. 4·600 (C1 ) ; 5· Cassoon : see Caisson. 160 (C3·D4). Cassope, Gr. 12-440 (Bl ) ; 9• Cassibile, Sic. 25·24d. 698d. Cassicus 14· 2 7 5c. Cassopo, Gr. (Corfu) 7·146b. 18-372 Mich. - persicus : see Weaver-bird. Cassopolis, Cassidaria 11·516b. (D · E 8 ). Ca.ssididae 11·51 6b. Cassotis, spring, Delphi 7• Cassidinae : 9 7 5a. see Tortoise beetle. Cassovia, Hung. : see Kassa. Cassidoine 5·803c. CASSOWARY 5·463b ; 9·336d Cassidula 11-526a. (fig. ) ; 3·9 7 7 a ; 24· 7 4 6c ; de· Cassidulidae 8·88 1c. generation of wing 10· 228b ; duration of life 16• Cassie, Alexander 3·313d. 97 5 d ; fossil forms 22· 9 1 8a ; Cassieae 16•382d ; 16·859c. incubation 9 · 1 4 d ; moulting Cassii Orpheus (Antonius Thy10·22 6c. lesius) 5·462b. Cassilis (family) : see Kennedy Casstown, 0. 20-26 (B4). Cassville, Mo. 18·608 (C5), (family), except as below. -, Gilbert KennedJ', 3rd earl -, N.J. 19-502 ( D 3 ) . -, P a . 21- 1 06 (F·G5), of 24·444b. -, Gilbert Kennedy, 4th earl -, Wis. 28-7 4 0 (C6). -, W.Va. 28·560 (C2). of 24·44 7b ; 28·629c. CAST (diet.) 5·463c. Cassilis, Scot. 24· 4 1 2 (D4). - (falconry) 10·142b. Cassin, Pauline 5·379a. Cassinese (Benedictine con- - (plaster) 24·488b. Castabala, Asia !\I. : see Bud· gregation) 3 · 7 2 2c. rurn. Cassinga, dist., W.Af. 2·39d. Castagna, Giovanni Battista J CASSINI (family) 5-459b. see 17rban VII. -. Cesar Francois 5•459c. -. Giovanni Domenica 5· Castagnea 1·597 c. CASTAGNO, ANDREA DEL 459b ; 2 · 8 1 4a ; 8·802b. 5-463d ; 3 - 2 4 3 d ; 4-307c. -. Jacques 5 · 4 5 9e ; 25·790a. -, Jacques Dominique, count Castagno di cent.o cavalli 6• l l :Ja. 5·459c. Cassini, riv., Port.Guin. 11·204 Castain, lake, Alsk. 16·86c. Castaldo (general) 17-803c. ( A 4 ) ; 22·168h Cassinian curve 5·459b ; 20· Castalia, Fla. 10·540 (D4). -, Ia. 14•7. 'l 2 (F l ). 382b. -, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 ( D - E l ). Cassini Convention 6·202c. -, 0. 20·26 (E2). Cas�ini de Thury : see Cassini, CASTALIA, spring, Gr. 5-463d; Cesar Francois. 12·427b ; 19·60a. Cassino, H. 5·449c ; :peace - (bot.) : see Nymphaea. ( 1 230) 11·47d. - (zoo!.) 16· 1 2 3b . Cassino : see Casino (diet.). Sebastian : I!U Cassinomagus, Fr. : see Chas­ Castalian, Castellio, Sebastian. senon. 21• Cassiobury House, mansion, Castalia, Sp. : battle 960. Herts. 13·400b.

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Castamon, Asia l\I, see Kasta­ Castelli, M. 5·582d. Castelli, It. 5 · 7 32 d ; 5·735b. muni. Castell.na, It. 1·467a. Castana, Ia. 14•732 (B2). Castanea dentata see Chest­ CastelLo, Sebastien 5·7 4 d ; 5· 2 1 4c. nut of U.S. Wales : see - sativa : see Spanish chest­ Castell·Nedd, Neath. nut. - vesca : see Spanish chest- CASTELLO, BERNARDO 5· 4 7 l d. nut. -, GIOVANNI BATTISTA 5· Castanet, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (E6). 4 72a ; 5·82c. CASTANETS 5·464a. Castanheira see Brazil nut -, VALERIO 5·472a. Castello, hill, It. 22·67 Oa. tree. -, mt., Alps 26·242 (H4) ; 1· Castanheiro, Braz. 4-440 (C2). 7 45a. Castanite 14-799a. Castanopsis chrysophylla 21· -, pass, Alps 1·7 45b. CASTELLO BRANCO, CAM· 7 S lb. illo 5 - 4 7 2 a ; 22· 1 62d. Castaiios, Fran, Vicomte 5· - sui 5·55Rb. 345b, 2-:l46c ; Christy and - Spring, Ga. 11·7 52 (Al), Cayamas, Cayos de las, isis.. 11-754b. 560d. Cu. 7-595 (Dl). CAUSATION 5· 5 5 7 a ; 7·333a ; Lartet's explorations 6·296b; 1\Iario EugCne Aenesirlemus 1·257d ; Aris· -, Jacques Cornwall 7 · 1 82 d ; Cuba 7· Cave Temples, India 14 · 42 9a ; Cayambe, F:c. 8·9 1 1 (B ·C l ). 12·7 49c ; 1S·622d. Godcfroi 5·56lb ; 10·88l b ; -, rn t. Ec. 8•9 1 1 (C2) ; 8• totle 2·520a ; Berkeley 3596a ; Guanches 12-650c ; 9 1 1 d. 7 80b ; em pirical 9 ·35Gc ; D reyfus case 2·1 44a, 10· .Jacob's Cavern 15·120c ; Cavetown, l\Id. 17·828 ( D 1 ). Pengelly's researches 21·88c; CAVETTO 5·582a ; 28·4 1 9 b ; Cayapo, mts., Braz. 4· 44 0 (FG) 882d. Erigena 9·7 Ha ; Ghazali 2· 18-932b (fig. ). 1·7 841. pictorial art 14· 3 2 9e : see ! 7 9 c ; Hamilton 12 · 88 9b : -, JEAN BAPTISTE 5-560c. Cayce, Ky. 15·740 (A2). also Cliff-dwellings ; Troglo­ Cavia : see Cavy. Hmne 13 - 8 8 l c ; induction -, LOUIS EUGENE 5·560d ; - apcrea : see Aperea. Cayemite, isis ., llai. 12·824 dytes. 16·R94� ; intuitionalism 26· 10·R6 8a. - australis : see Cui. (A2). - (politics) 1•21 8c. 7 4 Sb : Kant 15·667b; Locke Cavaignac. Alg. 1·643 ( B 1 ). ()AYENNE, Fr. Gui. 5·588d J 16· R.>Oc ; ::IIach 18·23Sa ; CAVAILLON, Fr. 5 · 5 6 l c ; 10· CAVEA 5•579c ; 1 · 8 9 2 b .: 26· - cobaya : see Guinea-pig. Caviana, is!., Braz. 4·440 ( G1 ) ; 12·67 5 ( D - E2) i_ 12·682b. 7 2 9b . lllartineau 17·799d, 18·252b; 7 7 8 (GCl). 20-7 4 G b . CAYENNE PEPP-"R 5 • 58 9a. CAVEAT 5·57 9c. ;\Ifltakallimiin 2 ·2 7 6 d ; ·neecs• -, plain, Fr. 27 ·!l:i 3b . Caviano, Switz. 26·242 (F4). Cayetina, Serv. 24-686 (A2). Fity 19·33:)r. ; fJh rcn o] og ical Cavalcade of the basoche 3· - emptor 5·579d ; 24·65a. Cavia porcellus : see A perea. Cayets (caste) 5· 467 c. loc a t i on 21 ·537b ; psych o · Caveau, Le 6·686b ; 7·389a. 484c. Caviar, post-office, N.J, 19• Cayeux-sur-l\ler' Fr. 10·778 logical exp:�nation 22·596d, CAVALCANTI, GUIDO 5·56ld; - Liegeois, Le 28·286c. 502 (D5). �El). Cave bear 3·1)7 5a ; 21·836b ; 14· 9 01 a. 22 -llOO d ; Wnn d t. 18 ·2 4 2b . CAVIARE 5· 5 8 2 a ; 25·1052d. CAYEY, P.R. 5 · 5 89c ; 22·124 Herzegovi na 4· 2 80a. Causa transiens 5·558b, Cavalcaselle,Giovanni B att ista Cavia rupestris : see nook (B2). Cave City, Ark. 2•552 (D2). 7-.'i 1 4c ; 18· 8 29d . - vera 5-.'> o 8h. cavy. CAYLEY, ARTHUR 5·589c I Cava!eria, cape, Bal.Is. 25·530 - City, Ky. 15·7 40 (B-03), Caus Castle, Salop 24· 1 021b. Cavicornia : see B ovi dae. Bezout's method 1· 6 2 4a 1 - Creek, Ariz. 2·544 (B3). ( G ·H2 ). Causennae, Rom.Brit. 4·584 Caviidae 1 7 · 5 27 b ; 23·444b ; distance definition 11·735a 1 Cavecreek, Ark. 2 ·55 2 (C2). (C5). Cavalese, Aus. 3-4 (R3). p olyh edra theorem 22·28b a 28•1007a. -, Nev. 5·8 (F1). Cau.«erus du Lundi (Sainte · CAVALIER, JEAN 5·5Gl d. symmetric functions 1·626a. Reuve) 23 · 1 0 2 4a ; 1 1 · 1 5 0 c. Cavalier, N.Dak. 19·780 (G1). Cave Creek, riv., Ark. 2·552 Cavill, Richard 26-232c. Cavillers, castle, Fr. 5 · 8 6a. -, Sir G eorge 10·513b. (B2). -, mt., Fr. 19•701d. CAUSEWAY (d iet. ) 5·558b. Cavilli, is!., P.Is. 2 1 � 9 2 (C6). Cave c r k k e t 28·861c. Cayl!oma, Peru 2•236d ; U. 'Jauseway, the, Scot. (Staffa) Cavalier (bird) 21·853a. CAVEDONE, JACOPO li·579d. Cavings (thrashing) 26·888a. 272b. 20•7660. - (tort.) li•662d ; 10•687a.

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OAYL-CENT

rubber 23·797 b ; 23· S O l d ; prepo.mt:on 23·79£lc. Cearl (king of Me c iv.) 18·15ld. Cearnach, Conv.ll : see Conal! Cearnv.ch. (Saxon king) 5· 592b ; 14·24b. Cebaco, is!., Pan. 5·678 ( B 7 ) ; 20·664b. Cebv.llos, Jose 5·139b. - Cortes y Calderon, Pedro de : see Zebv.l!os. range, mountain Cebenna, Gv.ul : see C6vcnnes. Cebes (of Cyzicus) 5·592c. (of Thebes ) 5·592o ; 21• 414a. Cebes, Va. 28·1 1 8 (Cl). -, cape, Sp. 25·530 ( B l ). Ccbidv.e 22·3 3 l c ; bruin 22• :l2 1 c ; distribution and geo· logical age 28·1 0 0 7 a ; fossil liver 22· relat:ves 22-:>36c 328a ; spinal co umn 22· :l2Gd. Cebi nae 22·331d. Cebolla, Colo. 6·722 (C3j. Cebollati, riv., Urug, 2·462 (F:J) ; 27·806a. Cebollcra, mts., Sp. 25·530 (D2). Ccb ol!cta, mts., N.Mex. 19· 520 (C2). Ceboruco, mt., Mex. 18·318 (D:l) ; 18·318a. Cebren (myth.) : see Kebren. Ccbrene, Asia l\I. 27·315d. Ccbreros, Sp. 25-5:10 (C2). Ccbrus, riv., l\Ioesia : see Talbrit.za. P.Is. 5·592d ; 21·392 (D5). -, isl., P.Is. 21·392 ( D 6 -5 ) ; 21•392c ; 17-:lO:ld. -, prov., P.Is. 21·392 (D6-5). Cebus 22·328a. see Capuchin - capucinus : monkey. - htuellus : see Brown capuchin. - lunatus : see \Vhite cheeke d capuchin. Ceccaldi, Andrea Colonna 7· 202c.

CAYLUS, A. C. P. DE T., comte Ceara de 5·590a ; 11•140b ; en• caustic painting 9·:l68b. Caylus, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 ( E 5 ) ; 21· 4 7 6c.

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CAYMAN (Tortugas), isls.,W.I. CEAWLIN

5·590b ; 28·5H (A·B:l) ; 28· 544d. Cv.y m n ( eptile ) : see Caiman, Cayman Basin, C.Am. 19·97 5d. - .Brae, is!., \V.I. 28·544 (ll:l ) ; 5·590b. - Trench, C.Am. Sea 19·973d. Caynham, "alop. 24·102 2c. Cayo, The, C.Am. 5 · 6 7 8 (ll2) ; 4·615d. Cayol!e, pass, Alps 1 · 7 4 l d. Cayor, dist., Fr.W.Af. 24·2 7 d ; 24·640c ; 28· 7 7 7c. -, lake, Fr.W.Af. U-204 (A2); 24·6J9c. Cay So.! Bank, isis., \V.I. 28544 (A·ll2). Caystrus (CaY,ter), i v., Turk As. 2·760 (llJ) ; 2·7 5Sv.. Caythorpc, Lines. 9·H6 (II. FJ) ; 16·7 1 6d ; 16·714b. Cayton, Cal. 5·8 (C1). -, Yorks. 9·412 (I. II4). Yorks. 9 · 1 1 2 (I. II4). Cayucos, Cal. 5·8 (C4). -. pt., Cal. 5·8 (C4). Cayuga, Ill. 14·304 �D3), -, lnd. 14·4�2 (B5). -, X.Dak. 19·7SO (G3). -. lake, X.Y. 19·596 (D�). -, tribe 14·45\JlJ ; 14·839c. - Co , !'\. Y. 19·o96 ( D 2 ·3). Cayuga duck 22·J 1 9b. Cayugan group 27·62 6a. Cayuse, hills, .:.rout. 14·276 (E2). -, tr;be 14·459b. Cayuta, Jake, .:-)Cecil!, Thomas 21·85tid, Cccils Creek, riv., Ark. 2·552 ( B l ). Cecilton, l\Id. 17·828 (H2). Cecilville, C l. 5·8 ( B 1 ). Cecily, duchess of York : see York, Cecily, duchess of. Cecina, It. 15·4 (C:l). -, riv., It. 15·4 (C3) ; 15·4a. Cecir de 1\Ier, isl., Annam 14· 498 (F6). 412 (1\.:l). - deTerre, isi., Annam 14·498 (F6). 13· 5·591b ; 7 7 3d. Ceclavin, Sp. 25·530 (B3). - americanus: see New Jersey Ceco m orphae 8·326a; 20·323c. 5·594a. tea. - peltata : see Trumpet·tree, Ceara, Braz. : see Fortaleza. 6·594a ; 9·735d. state, Braz. 6·59lo ; Cecryphalea, is!., Or. 12·440 4·440 (I3) ; 4·459a. 7•257d. Ceara (E3). Ceara.mirlm. Blu. 4•440 (K3). Oeoyle Sharpii 11·100a.

Cazalla de Ia Sierra, Sp. 25·530 (ll·C4). Nova, Port. : battle Cazal ( 1 8 1 1 ) 21-9:ld. Camls, Fr. 10·7 7 8 (E5). Cazan ( Sangu inet), lake, Fr.16· 155b, Cazaubon, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (06). Cazaux, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (D5). -, lake, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (D5). Cazemajou, Gabriel-.;1Iarius 28· 985a. (Kazembe) 5"590d. Cazeneuve, Paul 4·945a. Cazenovia, Ill. 14·30! (C3), -, .:-, Chiefs, pt., Can. 20·114 (B2). Chief-tangent curves 11·720c. Chieh, China 6·168 (I2). - Yang, China 26·184c. Chielt, Ben-a, mt., Scot. 24• 412 (Ell. CHIEMSEli:, lake, Ger. 6·132a; 11·808 (D5). Chiemseehof, Aus. (Salzburg) 24·105d.

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Ch'ien Shurt·chu (artist) 62 1 4b ; 6·2 1 2 (Pl. I. fig. 5 ). Chien-s1, China 6·168 (H4). Ch o, mt., Manchuria 6· �� Chienti (Cluentus), riv.1 It. 15·

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Chieregati Palace, It. (Vicenza) 2·412c.

Chieri Gr. 28·956c. CHIEFU, It. 6·132e ; 15·4 (A2); 15·33a. Chiers, riv., Fr. 10· 7 78 (G3) ; 18·316a. Chiesa, It. 26·242 ( H4). Chiesa di Sansone, temple. It. (Metapontum) 18·254a. Chiese, riv., Aus. and It. 3•4 (B4) ; 15·4 (C2 ) ; 15·2c. Chiesly John 27•76b. CHIETf, It. 6·132o ; 15·4 (E3). -, prov., It. 15•7a ; 15·9c. Chietomanai, Jap. 15·1 5 6 (N4). Chieulles, Ger. 18• 3 1 0 (plan). Chieveley, Berks. 9· 4 2 0 (ill. E4 �

Chievres, Belg. 3·668 (C2). Chiil'a, riv., Alg. 4•58d. Chiil'chail' (Sylvia rufa) 28844b ; 28·608a.

Chigi, Agostino (merchant) 8· 1:l3a l art patron 24•567b, 25•343b, 22•9 0 5d. -, Fabio : see Alexander VII. (pope). CHIGI•ALBANI 6•133a. Chigi Palace, Home 23·6 1 2 (C2 ) ; 2·412b ; 10·940d. Chigirin, S.Huss. 23•874 (!. 1>2) ; 15·71l8d ; 21·915b. Chignall i:lt James, Ess. 16·943

Chilcoot, Cal. S·S (02). Chilcote, Derby. 8·12b. Uhilcotin, Can. 4·600 (E 2). -, riv., Can. 4·600 (E2) : 1:1.

Chignecto, Can. 19·831 (B2). -, bay, Can. 19·831 (B2) ; 11• 329b ; tides 19·464d. -, cape, Can. 19·830a. -, isth., Can. 19·830a ; geology 19·465b. Chignik, Alsk. 1·472 (F4). -, bay, Alsk. 1·472 (l!'4). -, lakes, Alsk, 1·472 (F4). Chigoe : see Jigger. Chigri, mt., Asia M. 27·315d. - Kalesi, Asia 1\l. : see Nean• dria. Chigu, C.Asia 14·886c. CHIGWELL, Ess. 6·133b ; 16• 942 (E2) ; memorial brass 3• 5 7 7 b. - Row, Ess. 16·942 (E2) ; 6· l33b. Chih, China 6·168 (!2), Chih (bot,) 21·7 63a. Ch'ih (measure) 28·491b. Chihar Chata, Kabul 15·625a. Chih·cheng, China 6· 1 6 8 (Kl). Chih·feng, China 6·1 6 8 (K1). Chih·hsien (official) 6·184c. CHIH·Ll, prov., China 6·133b; (I2·L 1 ) ; 6·196b,d : geology

-, FRANCIS JAME;S 6·135a . 1·839a • on ballads 3·267c. -, SIR jOHN 6·135b ; 14·

(F1).

Ch'icn (historian) : see Sze-ma Ch'ien. Chien, China 6·168 (G3), -, lake, La. 17·54 (D4). Ch'ien (weight) 28·49lb. C ai, Siam 14·498 (A2) 1 ��� Chieng-Khan, Siam 14·498 (B·C3). 18·107b. Chieng-Kong, Siam 14·498 CHICKASHA, Okla. 6-130d ; (Bl). 20·58 (D 2). Chieng·Kwang, Siam 14·498 Chicken : see Chick. (C2). CHIENG·MAI, Siam 6·132b ; - cholera 20· 8 9 4a - halibut 12·8 3 7b. 18·109b ; (A2) ; 14•498 Chickenley Heath, Yorks. 28· climate 25•3c. il33 (C2). -, state, Siam 6·132b. CHICKEN"·POX 6·130d ; 25• G'hieng-Sen, 14·498 Siam

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CHERU·CHIL

Chiffonier : see Cheil'onier. Chiftalan, Turk. 27·426 (E3). CHI·FU, China 6·132d ; 6·168 ( L2 ) 1 6·185c : convention (187u) 6·200d. Chifumbaze, Br.E.Af. 22·166a. Chifunawuli, lake, Br.C.A:t. 3· 3 1 7d. Chifut Kassaba : see Synnada. Crab • eating see Chigah : macaque. Chlgar-sarai, .Alg. 14·376 (D2 ) ; 15-631 b. Chigetai 13·7 1 3b ; 25•14c. Chigi, Agostino, prince Faroese 6·133b.

6·169d.

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-, tribe, N.Am. 14·460a. Chilcott school, Tiverton '26• 1 033c. Child, Aylwin 16·959b. -, C. D. 17·347b. -, David Lee 6·135d. -, SIR FRANCIS 6·134d. 406d ; 4·1 85a.

-, SIR JOSIAH 6·135c : 14• 406d : Jews 15·406b. -, LYDIA MARIA 6•135d : 1•

838d. -, Sir Richard, earl of Tylney: see Tylney, Sir Richard Child, earl of. -, Robert 15•330c. 6·136a : CHILD see also Children. Child-bed fever : see Puer· peral fever. Child-birth : cramp 7·363d ; emphysema 9·347c ; ergot used in 9·738a ; medico-legal evidence 18·26d ; Mosaic law 16·516d ; totem beliefs 27·Slc.

Child-crowing : see Laryngis· mus stridulus. Childe (bacteriologist) 21·702b. Childe (diet.) 6·136b. CHILDEBERT I. 6·137a ; 10· 19·898a ; coinage · 805a ; Paris 20·8 14d.

- II. 6·137a ; 10·805c ; Gun·

205a. tram's aid 12·730c. - III. 6· 1 3 7 b ; 10·808a. -, str., China 6·168 (L2), Chih-na·Pum, mt., Bur. : see Chude Harold's Puurimaue (Byron) 4·899a ; 9 ·63 8b ; Sabu. 25·643c ; Fellows' illustra­ Chih-sha, lake, China 6•168d. Moore's 10·243b ; tions Chihshih (script) 6·219d. Zeluco 18·809a ; Murray's CHIHUAHUA, l\Iex. 6·134b , purchase 19·41d. 18·318 IDl). Childerditch Street, Ess. 16· , riv., Mex. 6·1 34b. 942 (1a ; 4·82 1 a ; children murdered 6·557a, 6·137a. Chlodovech : Clovis. Chloe : Dc:ncter Chloe. Chlocia (festival) 7·981d. l'hloeon dipterum 13·-129c (fig.). t '!1loephaga 12·242c. -- antarctica Kelp gooee. - canagica : see Emperor goose. - magcl!anica : see Upland goose. Chlogio : Chlodin. Cl1loia : see Chloeia.

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Choestoe, Ga. 11·752 (C1). Choffatia Francheti 20·550c. Choga, lake, C.A.f. 19·693 (C7) ; 9 · 2 7 1a ; 19 · 69 4c. Choga (costume) 14·419a. Chogra, riv., Russ. 25·816b. Choiak 9 · 7 7 d. (Prodicus)

Chcl-la, Northern, prov., Kor. 111- 156 (R4 & E9). -, Southern, prov., Kor. 15• 156 (G4 & E9). Cholro, Poland Kholm. CholmJey, Sir Francis 28· 598b. -, Sir Hugh 28·598b. -, Sir Roger 13-455d. Cbolmondeley, Mary 7·827b. (Pomfret) 22· Cholmondcly , G . Cholmondely, 48 b. 2nd earl 19·1 6 7 b ; 20·256b. CHOIR (arch.) 6·26la ; 18· -, G. H. H. Cholmondeley, 438d ; basilicas 3·4 7 3d ; 4th marquess 17·2d. nave choir 27·1 7 2 d ; stalls -, Henrietta Lambton, (carving) 28·793c. Henrietta. - (mneic) 6·260d. Choloepus : Two-toed Choire, lake, Scot. : Coir· sloth. na·fcarn. Chologaster 7·695c. Choireatae 6·481a. CHOLON, Fr.I.C. 6·267c ; 14• Choirinai 12·506a. 498 (E6) ; 11·4 72c. Choir organ 20·259c. CHOLONES, tribe 6·267c. - pedal 20·260b. Cholos, race : l\Iestizo. - staves 20·899b. Cholscy, Berks. 9·420 (III. Chaise!, fort, Verdun 27·1019a. E3) ; 3·7 84b. Choiseul (family) 12· 2 8 1b . Chol-tagh, mts., Turkest. 6· CHOISEUL, CESAR, du de 168 (D-El ) ; 12·166a. 6·261b. CHOLULA, l\Iex. 6· 2 6 7 d ; 18• -, ETIENNE FRANCOIS, 318 ( G · H l ) ; 3·91c. due de 6·261c ; 10•848c ; Cholum : Sorghum. military reforms 10·918b. Cholunga, mts., And. Is. i· -, Eugene Antoine Horace 955c. 15·61b. Cholutcca, Hood. 5·678 (C4). -, Madame de 6·261c. -, riv., Hond. 26·506a. Choiseul, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 Cholym Tatars : Cbulym. (l·K9 ) ; 4·609b ; 25·364c. Choma, lake, Tib. 6 · 1 6 8 (F3). -, sound, Falk.Is. 10·151c. Choma!, riv., Jav. 15·285b. Choiseul-Praslin, Cesar, due de Chomedy, Paul de : Mai· 6·261c. sonneuve, sieur de. - Praslin, Charles Laure Chomel, A. F . 18· 5 4b. Hngues Theobald, duke of Chomerac, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (G5). 10·866d. Chomo-gari, mt., China 6·168 CHOISEUL • STAINVILLE, (E'3). Claude Antoine Gabriel 6· Chomolhari, mt., China 6·168 262a. (D4). Choiskai, mts., Ariz. and N. Chomoling : Tsamo Ling. Mex. 19·520 ( B 1 ) . Chomora, lake, Tfb. 6 168 - , mt., N.Mex. 19·520 (A-B2). (E3). -, val., N.Mex. 19·520 (B2). Chomi1tov, Aus. : KomoChoisy, FransPr-ra 28-6 :n c. Christian 0\.'onarch;- 14·771a. Christianos : sre Cag'ots. Chri�tian perseeutions : Arabia 2·2ti!c ; 2·2fl6c ; 5·4Sd ; Car · tlm_ge 5·430c ; D amascus n1a�sr;.cr-e 7· 7 85 a ; Decius 79 1 3b, 5·430c ; D i oc le t i an 8· 2�0b ; Dmnitian 23·219a ; in

Egypt 9·B'Jd, 9·89c ; Esna 9 · 7 7 l c ; G alerins 11·400d,

13-4;i :l d ; Gaul 10·803h ; J upan 15-230a ; lapse� under 5 - 4 :l l c ; �Iarcus Aurelius 17· 695b. 24·40 I a ; Pl i ny ' s corre•

spond"ncc 21·X4:i d ; Shapur II. 2 1 · 2 22b ; tortnrc 27 · 7 3 d, 4·59. Chrzanowski, Albert 14· 9 1 3 d ; 15·;;;la.

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GStJrl. L11t l wni i da e 2·309a. Cht houius 2·:l09a.

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-, Fr.I.C. 14·198 ( E 1 ). -, rh·., Turkest. 27·420 (D3) ; 24·G 1 7 d ; 26·:104a. Chuai 15·253b. Chuaka, E.A f. 28·957b. Chnala!·, Cal. 5·8 (C:l). 18 ChualLtich, mt., Scot.' 24·4 -

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Cltinchew. Chnani; Tzu 6-22 G c. Chuan-lo, China 6·168 (G5). Ch ua n-ping-ting, China 6·168 ( I J :l), Chuaria 20·584d. 19·596 N.Y. lake, Chuh,

(E·F2).

CHUB (fish) 6·322b ; 2·29d.

Chubar-kul, lake, Rnss.As. 27· 420 (D2). CHUBB, CHARLES 6·322b ;

23·995b.

-, Jeremiah 6-322b ; 16·842c.

-, John 6·322b. -, THOMAS 6·322o ; 7·935d. Chnhil Khan 16·100a. Andreas · 24· Om hranovich, GOG d. Chuhukhly, Cauc. 23·874 (II. D3). Chubnt, rlv.,

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Arg. 2·462 (C5) ;

Chumbul, mt., Celom. 6 · 7 0 1 (A4) ; 6-701 a ; 1·lJG4a. -, riv., I ndia : see Chambal. Chum-chum, pass, 'l'ib. 6·168 (E2). Chumib, Oer.S.W.Af. 25·466 Chuck-walla 19·-151d. (A2). Chnck-"·ill's-widow 12·16-lh ; Chumie, riv., Cape Col. : see 27·63Ja. rr yurn le. Chucunaque, riv., Pan. 5·678 Chmnparun, dist., India : see ( D 7 ). paran. Cham CHUDE 6·322d ; Altai mines archaeology 26· Chumpon, Siam 14·498 (A6) ; 1·7 59b ; ; timber 25·4d. 17·484b 3 1 7 d, 27·5 5 7 a ; identilication Clmmuckla Fla. 10·540 (B6). 10·:l90c. Russ. As . 25·10 riv., Chnmysh, Chudeau, n. 19·G75d. ( D 3 ) ; 26·10G4a. Chudes : sec Chnde. Russ.A.s. 27• lake, Chumyshty, Chudleigh, James 7·182b. 420 (B:1) ; 2·31 7a. Chudleigh, Dev. 9·430 (VI. 6· Kwang-su) of (father Chun E 2 ) ; geology 8·132b, 27· 200a ; 6·201a ; 6-20211. 104b ; Syon House 4·558d. ng-sn) a w K of (half-l>rother -, Tas. 26-4:38 (D1). ; regency 6·209c 6·207 c ; Chudlcigh limestone 8·126d. · 6·2 1 1 c. Chudov, convent, C\Ioscow 18· plankton -, Carl 21·96Ga ; 892b. net 21- 7 2 -i d ; on Siphono­ Chudovo, Russ. 23-8 7 2 (D8). p hora 14·159b, 14·157d. Chudskoye, lake, Russ. : see Chun, China 6·168 (I3) ; pot­ Peipns. tery 5·7 45b. Chuelche : see T ehuelche. see Chunarn 3·828a. Ch'uen ch'ang, China : Chuckatuck, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (F-1). Chuckey, Tenn. 26-620 (Il). Chuckoi'e : see Chikor. see KnuckleChuekstones : bones.

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6·449b ; political career 23• 642d, 9·725b ; Renaissance study 6·452d (foil.) ; rhe­ torical works 6·355b, 22· 761c ; 23·825a ; Rullus Scaliger 24·283c ; style 16· 14·879d ; 253c, '22·451d, transla· theism 26·7 52b ; tiona from Greek 27·183d ; Verres 27·1038a ; villas 27· 487a, 10·668b, Cicero, M. Tullius (b. 65 B.c.) 6·360a.. -, Q. Tullius (c. 1 0 2-43 B.c.) 6·359d ; campa ns in Gaul 1·795a, 4·940b ; satyr drama 8·494d. ullius (c. 67 43 B.c.) 6· b Cicero, Ind. 14·422 (E4), - N. . 19·596 (D2). , - Creek, riv., Ind. 14·422 (F4). CICERONE ( di et. ) 6·360b. Ciceronianus (Erasmus) 6· 453d ; 24-283c. 6·36Qb ; 14·26 8a ; CI c. Cichlomorphae 20·324d. Cichoraceae 25·3d. Cichorium Endivi a : see En· CIALDINI, ENRICO 6·350c. dive. Ciales, P.R. 22·124 (A1). - Intybus : see Chicory, Ciamberlani, A. 20·508d. C. 23·475a. Cichorius, Cian (Irish myth.) 14·7 58 c. CichyrUR, Gr. : see Ephyra, Ciani see Gipsies. 28·168a. tribe Cici Ciar (Irish chief) 15-7 58 d. Ciaran, St 14·760c ; 5·624b ; Cicillano, It. 2 • 23 4a. : see Scorpioid cyme Cicinal Clonmacnoise 6·555c. cyme. Ciarcanul, mt., Hung. 3·4 (I3). tica : see Wood lva sy Cicindela. Ciarlo., Ratrael!o di 22·907 d. tiger -beetle. Ciarraidhe, tribe 5· 7 58 d. Tiger-beetle, see Cicindelidac Ciartres : see Langlois, FranCicinnobolus Cesatii 28·95a. QOis. see King regius Cicinnurus Cibalae, Asia 1\I, : battle ( 3 1 4) bird of paradise. 16·587c. 6·360d. (diet.) CICISBEO Cibao, mts., Haiti 12-824 (B2) ; (fabric) 12-201b : ci 12·8 24 d. b. CIBBER, CAIUS GABRIEL 6· i ls., Sic. : see Scogli di Ci 350d. c see Charke, -, Charlotte : LEOPOLDO, CICOG ARA, Charlotte. 6·360d. count -, COLLEY 6·351a ; 8·529a ; Cicognini, G. A. 8·505d, censorship 1·853d. Ciconia : see Stork. -, Susannah l\Iaria 6·352b. 3· Ciconiae 3·977b ; 10·475d, 6·352a ; -, Theophilus Ciconiidac see Stork. 9 53 d. es 3·973b ; 3·977a ; Cibicu Creek, riv., Ariz. 2·544 Ci (C3). Cibin, mts., Hung. 3·4 (H4) ; Ci-cuambo (dialect) 3·360a. Cicuta virosa 25·877c. 2 ·2 1 2a Cicysion, Gr. 9· 27 9a. -, riv., Hung. 27·2l la. Cid, Le (Corneille) 7·163d ; 1 · Ciblesiu, mt., Hung. 27·212b. ; 25·583b. see Cibo, Giovanni Bat ista THE 6·361b ; 25·579a. CID, Innocent VI II. , pope. , see Ci· Ci Ci-bodzo (dialect) : · Sp. 25·530 ( D 1 ) ; 1 podzo. Cidade de Minas, Braz, : see Cibola, Ariz. 2·544 (A3). Bello Horizonte. see -, Seven Cities of, Mex. - dos Reis : see Natal, Braz. Zarli. Velha, C. Verde Is. 5·253 Cibolo Creek, riv., Tex. (trib. (map) ; 5· 2 55 b Grande) 26·690 (C6). 8·881b. Cidaridae - Creek, riv., Tex. (trib, San 18a ; 8·873b (fig.) ; Ci Antonio) 26·600 (16). f- 7 � 6·352b ; CIBORIUM (arch.) Cidaroida 8·881a.. 1·762a ; Byzantine 4·908a. Cibotium (fern) 27·235b ; 13• CIDER 6·362d. - tax (1763 4·877d ; 6·4 a i 86a. evonshire (11661 Cibotus, Asia M. : see Apamea, Phrygia. (B2). 22·124 P.R. Cidra, -, harb., Egy. : see Kib otos. Cid essus, Asia M. 21·544a... Ciboule : see Welsh onion. 9a. ·2 1 ) . br ab ( C.I.E. CIBRARIO, LUIGI, count 6· Russ, 21·929 (C2 ) ; Ci 352c. : Cibritza, riv., Bulg. : see Tzi· 21·9 2 9 Russ. Cicchocinek, britza. (B2). Cibta, .i\Ior. : see Ceuta. Cibyra, Asia M. 23·648 (E3) ; Cicco of Ferrara : see Bello, Francesco. 8·27Gb ; coins 19•889d. Cibyrrhaeots, (naval div.) 23• Ciego de Airla., Cu. 7 • 595 ( D 2). 524a. 13·260c ; Cienega, mt., Tex. 26·690 (D5). CICADA 6·353a ; , mts., Tex. 26·690 (C6). 16·857c ; head 13·258d, 13· 419b (figs.) ; in Himalayas - de Macho, riv., N.Mex. 19· 520 (E-F4). 13·475b ; in J apan 15·163d ; jaws 13·258d (fig.) ; nymph Cienegas de Coipasa, swamps, Bol. : see Coipasa, Cienegas 13· i 61b (figs.). de. - scptcmdecim 16·975c. Creek, riv., N.Mex. Cieneguilla Cicala( Turkish ofll.cial)27·450c. 19·520 (Gl). Cicciano, It. 15·4 (C6). S, NICASIO AL• CIENFUEGO Cicco di Cola (capt.) : see Cola, varez de 6· 3 64a : 25· 58 5b . Cicco di. 6· 36 4b ; 7• CIENFUEGOS, CICELY (bot.) 6·353b. 595 (C1). C.:icemethorn, hundred, Wilts. 2). (C 7·595 Cu. bay, -, 28·699b. Cienkowski, L. (botanist) 19· Cicendia 11 ·601d. 105b. Cicer arietinum : see Gram. CICERO, M. TULLIUS ( 1 06-43 Cienkowskia 19•1 5d. B.C.) 6·353c ; on the Aca­ Cierfs, S\\itz. 26·242 (I3). demy 1 •10 6a, 2·658c ; casu­ Ciergnon, Belg. 16·494d. istry 5·486a ; Catiline 5· Cierium, Gr'. 12·440 (C·Dl). 534a ; charity 5·865c ; Clo· Cies, isl., Sp. 28·62b. dius 6·553c • colometry in Cieszkowski, August 21•9 2 9a... texts 25·91 6b ; De!otarus 7· Cieszyn, Aus. : see Teschen. 933b ; De Jocis Ciceronis 1 · CIEZA, Sp. 6·364c ; 25·53 0 (E3). 902b ; dogma 8 ·38 1 b ; ethics 9·823d ; Lucretius 17·107c, - riv., Sp. 25·530 (Cl). 17·109c ; literary import­ Cifuentes, Sp. 25·530 (D2), ance 1 6·2 60c j Manilius 17· Clgala of Genoa 14·89Sc. CIGAR 6•3 64 d ; 26·1040a ; 58 1a. ; Orelli s Dindigul ·2 7 5a. ; Havana terms

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389a, 15·595d ; United CIRQUE 6·392b ; 12·62d ; Py· 406b ; reception of guests 1· Cinto, mt., Cors. 15·4 (B3) ; 7· States 6·389a, 7·323c, 2· renees 22·688a. 7 d ; Spain 1·734c ; tithe 19911. - de Gavarnie, mts., Fr. : see exemptions26· 1 021a; ·wave­ 21 7c. Cintra, Pedro de 11·625b ; 4· Gavarnie, Cirque de. ley Abbey 10·185d. 13 • 2 9 7a ; Si erra Circuit (theatre) 8·534c. 9 2 7a ; - closer system 26·1d. Cirrha, Gr. 12·440 (02) ; • Cistern (diet.) 6·393c. Leone 25-j6a. Circuits of l'eiCJ" 6·4 92a. 466d. Cisterna, It. 15·4 (C6). Cintra, Braz. 4·440 (G2). - Basilica, Constantin ple 1 CINTRA, Port. 6·379a ; 25·530 Circular (advert:sement) 1· Cirrh i (zoo!.) 14·560a. Cirrhina mrigala : see Morako. 238d. see Yeri Batan Serai. (A3) ; convention ( 1 808) 21· Circular mt., Ida. 14· Cirrhipedia : see Thyrostraca Cisternae 4·392c. 91b, 15·5Gla. and Barnacle. 2 7 6 (C4). Cistern barometer 3·41 9a. -, rnt., Port. 6·37 Da. Circular churches : see Round Cirrhipoda : see Thyrostraca - mosquito : see Stegomyia Cinvat �1-205c. Churches. and Barnacle. fasciata. Cin:s:ia, J uno 15·560h. - frame dressing 25·106d. • Cirrhopoda : see Thyrostraca Cisticola 3·97 6a. Ci-nyai (d ialccl) 3·360!,. Circular Head, cape, Tas. 26• and Barnacle. - schoenicola : see Fan•tailed Ci·n)'anja (dialect) 3·360b. Cirrhosis3·285a ; liver 16·803a warbler. 438 (AI ) ; 26·439a. Cinyps, t•iv., :N.Af. 16 ·4 82a. Circular lines 6·382c. 8·267 d ; lung: see Interstitial Cistophorus 7 a. Cinyras (legend) 20·7:l6rl. CIRCULAR NOTE (banking) Pneumonia. See also Fi· Cistopus 5·7 02c. Ci·nyungwe : see Cl·scna. 6·389a. brosis. Cistudo 23·149d. Ci n y:s:is 23· 1 73c . - note (diplomacy) 19·823c. Cirrhoteuthidae 5·702b ; 5• - carolina : see Box tortoise. Cinza, riv., Draz. 20· 7 66a. - points 6·382c ; 11·735a ; 698d ; see also Leioglossa. Cistus : see Rock rose. Cioara, llum. 23·826 (C2). Cirrhoteuthis 5·701d (fig.) ; 5• - ladaniferus : see Ladanum 22·433d. Cioccflri, Carlo 26-266a. 697b ; 5·69 7 d. bush. Ciocchi, CHovan )!aria : see - polarization : see Polariza• Cirrhotic kidney : see Granu- Cistvaen (sepulchral) : see Cist. tion, circular. Julius III. (pope). Circulars : see Circular lines. lar kidney. Ci·Subiya (lang.) : see Subiya. Ciociaria, dist., It. 16·272d. Citania, Port. 12·695d. Ciompi : revolt 10·534c ; 18· Circular system : see Quinary Cirriform (diet.) 6·559b. Cirripedia : see Thyrostraca Citarius, mts., Gr. 12·440 (A4). System. 3lc. and Barnacle. CITATION (law) 6·395a ; Ro• Ciona 27·383b ; 27·38Sd ; 2· Circulating libraries : see Li· brarie.o, proprietary and sub· Cirro·cumulus 6·558d. man law 7·455a ; 23·570d. 2:l8a ; regeneration of lost scription. Cirrodrilus 5·797d. - Amendments Acts (1871 part,; 23·36d. and 1882) 26·81b. Cione, Andrea di : see Orcagna. - schools, Wales 24 372b ; Cirro·nebula 6·558d. Cirrose (diet.) 16·326b. 28·268b ; 5·76d. Citations, Bill of 8·857d. -, Bcrci di 20· 167b. CITEAUX, Fr. 6·395a ; -, Lionardo ( Nard o) di 20· Circulation (blood) 2 ·929c ; Cirro-stratus 6·558d. capillary 27·9;{9a, 17·49 7 c ; Cirrus 6·558d ; 18·272d. (G4) ; abbey 1·17d, 6·393c, 166b. cerebral 27·D41c ; collateral Cirsium 4· 7 7 4c. 27·214b. Cionclla 11·526c. 2·666b, 13·94 1 d ; discovery - spinosissirnum 1·754a. CITHAERON, mts., Gr. 6•39 b; Cioplea, Hum. 4·120c. 27·927c ; drugs affecting 21· CIRTA, Af. 6·392d ; 23-648 Ciotat, Fr. : see La Ciotat. 12•440 (E2) ; 2·882c ; alta? (C3) ; 16·548b : see also Con• 352d, 8·268d ; foetal 27· 1·761a ; Antiope legend 8· Ciuza, riv., Sp. 20 .. J97c. 94:la ; Hall 12·849a ; Harvey stantine (Alg.). 309b ; Hera 13·307a. Cipangu : see Japan. 13·Hc; hibernation 13·44:lh; Cirtojani, Rum. 23·826 (B2). Ci·peta (dialec t) 3·3Gflh. CITHARA 6·395b ; 6• portal 27·941c ; posture 27· Cirtsville, W.Va. 28·560 (B4). CIPHER (diet.) 6·379c : see 400a ; lyre distinguished 17• 942c ; pulmonary 27·930a, Ciruela : see Mexican plum. also Cryptography. I 7 8a ; Egyptian 17·178d 27·94 1 a ; sleeplessness 26· Cisalpine Republic 15·44c ; 19· Ci-podzo (dialect) 3 • 358b ; 3· (fig. ) ; stringmg 25·1038d. 800a ; temperature 2·48d ; 1 9:Jc {• Bonaparte's constitu· Citharen : see Cittern. 3GOb. time 27·940b ; venous 27· tion 1802) 15·45d. Cipollin 13•7 l l h ; 17·678b ; Citharista (musician) 6·396b ; Cisauna, 16·680a. 9:l9b. 9·866c ; 23·585c. 24·359c. Cisco, Ark. 2·552 - (math.) 14·125d. Cipos : see JAana. Citharistes (zoo!.) 8·278b ; 8· Cippenham, Bucks. 16·942 Circulus in definiendo 7·927a. -, Cal. 5·8 (C2). 2 7 7 d (fig.). CIRCULUS IN PROBANDO 6• -. Ga. 11•752 ( l) (ll2). Citharoedus 6·39"6 b. -, Ill. 14-304 (03). 389b. CIPPUS 6·379c ; Phoenician Cithelas (king of Getae) : see -, Tex. 26•690 (H·I3). 21·456a ; Roman 23·477c, Circumcelliones 8·410c. Cothelas. CIRCUMCISION ; Afri· -, Utah 27·814 (E4). 14·634c. Cithern (Cithron) : see CittE'rn. can 1·327b, 17·275b, 3·603d; Ci·sena (dialect) 3·360b. Cipres : see Chiloe cypress. Cithrafarna : see Tissapher· Christian 5·761b ; Egyptian Cisgangetic subregion 28· CIPRIANI, GIOVANNI BAT• nes. 9·46c, 9·31d ; Gentile 1·163d; 1010c. Citillus : 11ee Souslik. Israelite 15·5 18a; Moses' son Ci·shangane (dialect) 3·360b. Cirasse (hist.) 10·822b. CITIUM, Cyprus 6·397b ; 21· 18·895d ; proselytes22·456b. Ci·shangwe (dialect) 3·360b. see Enchanter's - camphora : see Camphor Circaoa : 45ld ; battle (3 7 7 !i.e.) 9• -, Festival of the 10·223b. Ci·shuna (dialect) 3·360b. nightsh ade. 959b ; coins 19·889c. See laurel. Circumflex accent 1•112b. Cis·ibero, dist., Sp. 2·31 3d. Ciroaetus 8·790b. ulso Larnaca. - cassia 5·458c. - arteries 2·667d. Cisinnobolus 11·336b, CIRCAR 6·:l80a. -, Maced. 12·440 (A4). - Oliveri 22·733c. 19·399c. Cisinski, J. 25·43lb. Circars, Northern 6·380a ; 14· -, castle, Aus. 15·849a. - Tamala 22·733c. Circumnavigation of world 17• Cisjuran 409a. - zeylanieum : see Cinnamon. CITIZEN 6·397c ; 2• 303b. see Provence. CINNAMON 6·376c i culti a· CIRCASSIA, dist., Cauc. 6• 294a foil. � 12·297 d ; alien Circumnutation 21·752d. Cisla, Sp. 25·530 (C2). 380b. tion 5·T82a, 12·8�5b ; geo· law 1•662o ; allegiance 1• Cislau, Rum. 23·826 (C2). logical age ·H 7 d ; incense Circassians 6·380b ; Armenian Circumposition 13·7 5 ;;c, 689b ; domicile 8·400a ; Cisna Run, Pa. 21·106 (1!5). massacres 2·.'i 68c ; Bulgaria Circumscissile 11·255d. 14·349a, 14-353a. See also Greek demoeracy 12·451a, 4· 7 8 1 d ; dictionary of Ian· Circumspecte agatis 9•446a ; Cisne, Ill. 14·304 (05). Cinnamomum. 21 • 146b ; international law 22·427c. -, !sl., Ind.O. : see Mauritius. guage 8·197c ; Egypt 9• - bear 1·500d. 14·703b ; naturalization 19• Cisneros, Balthasar de 2·469d. Circumstantial ! O l d , 9·:l7a ; 27 5b; representation theories -, Chinese : see Cassia. 23· 16a. -. Garcia 17·83a. Empire Russian 79d ; -, oil of 21·141d. • 109d ; Roman 23 • 616d -, Jimenez de 14·594d. 874b : Turkish E mpire 27• Circumvallate papillae 27·7c. CINNAMON·STONE 6·376d ; (under the kings), 23 • 620a CIRCUMVALLATION, LINES -, Luis Benjamin 21·269b. 42 7 a . 8·289a. (early Republic), 23 • 624d of 6·390a. Cisneros, Sp. 25·530 (C1). Cinnamw (Parthian king) 2 · CIRCE (lcgcnd)6·38lb ; Comus (Italian Gives), 23·638d, CIRCUS 6·3 0a ; 8·495 d ; Ro· Cisnes, S.Am. : see Frias. 6·822c. � 7 l b ; 2·66la. 652c (imperml period) ; man games 6·390c, 11•445c. Cisney, Ky. 15·7 40 (A3). CINNAMUS, JOHN 6·376d ; - (mollusc) 16·123d. Romanlaw23·527a.2S·539a; Cispadane Republic : see Cis· " Circe " (submarine) 24·921b. Circus (bird) : see Harrier. 12·521b. socialist theories 25 • 301a ; alpine Republic. Circei, It. 15·26 (D4) ; 6• - aeruginosus : see Moor-buz· Cinnamyl alcohol 1·533a. sociology 25·328d; sophistic Cispata, port, Colom. 6·703c. zard. 3 8 1 c ; colony 23·622d, 16· theory 25·419a ; Spencer - cocaine 6·615a. - cineraceus : see Montagu's Cis Pauceris, Sard. 15·4 (B5). 2 7 0c. CINNOLIN (C'inn ol ene 6·377a. 25·328d ; Stoic eosmopoli• harrier. Cispedes y Meneses, Gonzala CIRCEIUS MONS (Monte Cir• Cinnyrimorphae 20·324d. tanism 25•947a ; villeins 28• 21·57 8a. ceo), prom., It. 6·381c ; 15· - cyaneus : see Hen-harrier. Cinnyris 26·92a. 81d. Circus Flaminius, Rome 23· Cispius, hill, Rome 26 (04) ; geology 2·162d. CIN O D A PISTOIA 6·37 7 b ; 14· Citizen, The 9 ·57la. 586 (B2) ; 6·390d ; 23•605a. (C2) ; 23·589b. Circello, mt., It. 15·4 (04) ; 15· 90lb ; torture 27·7 7b. Citlaltepetl, 1\fex. : see - Maxentli 23·605b. Cisplatina, Provincia, razil 4a. Ci·nongi : see Ki-ngoni. Orizaba. - Maxim us, Home 23·586 4·458d. Cinosternidae 27•69a ; 27·68a ; Circen,;cs, Judi 11-.!45c. Citois, Francois 6·682d. (B·C2) ; 6·390b ; 23·605a : Cispus, riv., Wash. 28·354 ClTOLE 6·397d ; 6·400b, Circeo, prom., It. : see Circeius 23 · 1 7 6a. 13·365b ; seating capacity (C·D3). l\Ions. Cinosternum27•69a; 23·167 b ; Citra, Fla. 10·540 (02). 11·445c. Cissa (Saxon king) 26·168b. Circesium (Kcrkisia), Turk.As. Citraconic anhydride 6·398b. 23· 1 7 5a. Cissa, !stria 9-908c ; 23·78ld. Citra! : see Geranial. 23·6,18 ( G 3 ) ; 26·305 (02) : - Neronis, Rome 6·390d. - odoratum : see !lfud turtle. CIRENCESTER, Glos. 6•39lc ; Cissa (bird) 15·298a. see also Carchcmish. - p�tmsylvanicum 23· 1 7 5d. Citramontani (gild) 27•750c. Circinae : see I f arrier. 9·420 (III. 03) ; 4-584 (B6) ; Cissaea : see Athena Cissaea. Citrates 6•3 9 b ; 1•135d, Cinq Cer!, Nfd. 19·479 (A3). abbey 6·391c !" battle (628) Cissbury, Sus. 2·348d. Circinate 16·328c (fig.). Cinqfoil (her.) 13·324c. Citrene : see Lirnonene. 7-690c ; batt e (1400) 9· Cisse, riv., Fr. 16·923d. CITRIC ACID 6•397d. OINQ·MARS, HENRI COIF· Ci rl'inn s (a,;tron.) 7·1 4a. 5 1 0c ; Celtic origin 9·41 7c, CISSEY, ERNEST LOUIS Citril finch 1·7 5 c. fter Ruz6 d'Effiat. marquis CIRCLE (geom.) ourtot de 6·392d : Citrine 4•952a. 720b ; Archimedes 2·369a : 4·587b ; Civil war 12•134c, de 6·377c. conic section 6·940b, 11• 12·405a ; deanery and arch· CITRON 6·398c. Cinquantieme 10·847a. Cissia : see Elam. deaconry 12·134d. 698rl ; equ" tion 11· 7 1 3 d, Citronellal 20·52b ; 26·652b. Cinque, is!., 4·840 (B7). 11· 7 1 7 b ; Euclidean geo· - Agricultural College 7·253c. Cissii, tribe : see Kassites. Citronella oil 12·3 7 5d ; 11• CINQUE CENTO 6·377d ; 2• metry 11·680d ; mensura· Cire perdue 18·206c : 28·430c ; Cissites 417a. 42ld ; 2·409b : arabesque tion 18·136b, 18·138b, 8• Cissna Park, 4·304 (E3). Egyptian 9·73a. Citronelle, Ala. 1·460 (A4). 2·253b. 145d ; polygon inscribed 22• Cireshiu, Rum. 23·82 6 (C2). Ciss·ninsciss Cinqnedea 7·729b. 25a. Cirey, Fr. 10•7 78 (H3) ; 18· CISSOID 6·393a. Cinquefoil (arch.) 10·59la. 315d. Citron grass 12·375d ; 1·153a. Cissoidal angle 2·15a. Cinq uc Giornate : see Five Days - (stone) : see Cromlech. - (squaring ot the) 6•384a ; Ciriegia, pass, Alps 1·741d. Citronine 8·7 46b. Cissus, mts. Gr. 12•440 (B4). Revoluti on . controversy 13·.'i4 7b, 13· CIRILLO, DOMENICO 6· CIS·SUTLEj STATES, India 6• Citron, oil of 6·398d. Ci11que Mauuio, n (1\fanzoni) 549b ; calculation of rr 2 • 392a. 393b. Citrophen 21•363d, 14·9 l ld • 17·627a. 280rl, 22·619c ; quadratrix Ciris (myth.) 9·7lla. CIST 6·393b ; Celtic 2·351b ; Citrullin 6·696d. Cinquernldla, Piano dl, plaiD, 22·706c. ��ee Cirksena (family) 11·235b. Scandinavian 24·288o ; Vil• Citrullus Coloeyntbis : It. 15·5d ; 5•3c. Colocynth. lanova graves 28•75b. CINQUE PORTS 6•37 7d ; 19· Circle City, Alsk. 1•472 (12) ; -, Edzard : see Edzard Cirk· - vulgaris : see Water-melon. 1·476a. sena. Cistaceae 10·572c. 301 d ; admiralty court : see Circle of Willis 2·666d. Admiralty jurisdiction. Cirl·bunting 4· 0 2 d ; 1·120c. Cistella, mt., Aips 26·242 (E4) : Citrum (wood) Ci:u Mhor, mt., Scot. 2·644c. 1•744c. Citrus 11·258b. Cinque ports, Dornesda11 of : Circles of confusion 16·427a. - acida) : see Lime. Cirna, Rum. 23·826 (A3). Cistella 4·362a ; 4·364d. see Domesday of Cinque - of di ffusion 28·13�h. Circleville, Kan. 15·6.54 (Gl). - aurantium) : see Orange. Cirneceaster, Glos. : see Ciren· - c!stellula 4•366a. ports. CISTERCIANS6·393c · 6·341d; - australasica) 22·733d, cester. Cinque Ports Pilots, Society of CIRCLEVILLE, 0. 6-387b ; 20• 18·689b ; England i6·959c ; - australis) 22·733d. 21·6llc. 26 (D·E5). Giro It. 15·4 (F5). Cirolanidae 17•459b. France 6· 3 93cJ 6•394a ; Ger- - bergamia) 3·772b. Cinques (bell-ringing) S·691a. Circop, Malta 17·50S (B2). many 3·294a ; Ireland 14• - ecumana) : see Shaddock. Ciron, r!v., Fr. 10•77 (D5) ; Cintalape, Mex. 6•118a. 774b ; Knights of Calatrava - japonica) : see Kumquat. Cinthio : see Giraldl, Giovanni Circuit_(geom.) 7•660d. 11•474a. CIRCUIT (law) 6·387c ; re· Cirphis, mt., Gr. 21·448d ; 15·866d; monasteries 1•16a; - avanica) : see Java lemon. Battista. . form 7•317o : Scotland 6• 973c. nuns 6·394d ; Oxford » - ( · etta) r sa Lime, sweet. Clnti, BoL : eee Oo.margo.

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CIUDAD REAL, Sp. 6·402a ; - Altae Ripae, Ger. : see Cladonema 14· 1 4 1 a (fig.) ; 14· CLAMECY, Fr. 6·419b : 10• Brieg. 1 5 1b ; hydranth 14 · 1 5 0 d ; 25·530 (C- D 3 ). 7 7 8 (F4). tentacles 14· 1 3 6d. CIUDAD REAL, prov., Sp. 6· - Austriac, It. : see Civi· Clamenges, Nicolas de : se� dale. Cla donemi dae 14· 1 5 1 b ; 14· 401c ; 25·530 (C-D3). Nicholas of Clamenges. CIUDAD RODRIGO, Sp. 6· - Baiocassium, Fr. : see Bay• 1 4 1b . Clameur de Haro : see Haro, eux. Cladonia 16·582b. 402a ; 25·530 (B2) ; 21·94c. clamour de.

- Victoria, :1-Iex. 18· 3 1 8 (F3) ; 26·:J87c. - Vie.ia, C.Am. 12·66-!d. Ciuffagni (sculptor) 8·407a. Ciullo d' Alcamo 14·R9Da. Cius, Asia �I. 13· 2 4 3a ; 18· 6 2 1 a ; 27·H3c ; coins 19·

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tion, civil. Dreadful Night ( Jas. Civilian : international law 28· 313a ; Roman law 23·526a. Thomson) 26·S 7 1a. ;Jity of D ubl i n Steam Packet CiL·ili dominio, De ( Wycliffe ) 28·867c. Co. 25·850a : 25·8 i2c. CIVILIS, CLAUDIUS 6·4 02 d ; - of Glasgow Baulr 3-:l37c. 19·-J.l3c. Cif11 of God (St A ugustine) : see CIVILIZATION 6·403b ; 11· Civitate Dei, De. 6:l5c ; anthrop ology 2· 1 1 G d ; City of London : see under importance of language 21· London. 415c, 21·425a : sociology - of London Chess Cl ub 6· 25· 3 2 9d. 1 0:l d. CIVIL LAW 6·41 0 b ; German - of Loudon College 22·-!0d. 11·878;:: ; Ro ma n law 23· - of London Court 1·206a ; 7 ·3 1 7 c. 5 26 a. - of London H ospital 16· 9 4 6d. CIVIL LIST 6· 4 1 0c ; 9·463a ; Pension List 21· 1 1 9 c ; prince - of London Parochial Ch ari • of \Vales' children 28-:l5c. tics Act 5· 883a ; 22·39a. - Merit, Order of 15·864d. - of London School 16·9 ! 8a. " Cit;- of Paris " (ship ) 25· - Order of Alfo n "o XII. 15 867a. 851b. " City· of Priests '' : see As­ - Order of Savoy 15·865c. - Procedure Act ( 1 833) 10 · torga, Sp. 12c ; 14·68 4 d. " C"itv of Hichmond " (ship) - Procedure Acts Repeal Act 24 ·s ssa. ( 1 8 7 9 ) 1·203d. " Cit>- of Rome " (ship) 24· - Rights Act ( 1 866), U.S. 27· s s e, c. 7 1 4a. " City of the Bl in d " : see - Rights Act ( 18 7 0 ), U.S. 27· Chalcedon, Asia :.11. 7 1 7 b. City Point, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (E3) ; - Rights Act (187 5), U.S. 27· 21· 3 0 3a. · 720d. - Point, Wis. 28·710 (C4). - salvage : see S alvage. - !load, Land. 10-:l93a. CIVIL SERVICE 6·4 1 2 c ; Indi· - Steamship Line 25·853d. an, see Ind i an Ci vil Ser vi ce ; - Stone, Port of Loud. 16· Playfair Scheme 21·8 :l l c ; 9!9d. U.S. 6·414a, 7 · 6 5 2 c , 12· 3 57 "· - Temple, Lond. 20·828b. Clucas, mt., Hung. 3·i - (14) ; - Service Commissioners 6· 4 12d. 27- 2 1 2a. Cinr-howy Dzial, rot., Aus. 3· - Service Reform Association, U.S. 27· 7 2 2 a. 4 ( H2). Ch•ilfa Cattolica 21·1 60b ; 15· Ciudad, Bal.Is. : see Iviza. CIUDAD BOLIVAR, Venez. 6· 347h. 401 a ; 27·989 (C2) ; con­ Civil War (nict.) 28· 3 1 2a. Civil War, English : see Great gress (1819) 4·165a. CI UDAD DE CURA, Venez. 6· Rebellion. - Wnr of Amer ica: see Ameri• 401 b ; 27·989 (B2). can Civil War. - de Ia Plata, Bal. : see Sucre. - de Ia Sautissima. Trinidad, Civita, dist., Sic. 24•1 89a. - Ansidonia, It. : see Peltui· Arg. : see Buenos Aires. num . - de Las Casas, Mex. : see CIVIT A. CASTELLANA, It. 6· San Cristobal. 416d ; 15•4 ( D3) : Bee also - de los Reyes, Peru : tee

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- Carnutum, Fr.: see Chartres. Clacloniaceae 16·585a. Clam Falls, Wis. 28·7 40 (A3). - Cenomanorum, Fr. : see Lo Cladonia coccifera 16·5 SOb Clam Gal las, Edward, count (fig.). :!\Ians. von 14·9 16d ; 24· 71 Oc. - Const antia, Fr. : see Cou· - furcata 16·581b (fig.). Clam Gallas castle, Aus. 23• tancos. - novae Angliae 16·5 8 1 d (fig.). 4 9b. - foedorata 1·383b ; 22 · 46 8b ; - rangiferina or sylvatica : - Harbour, Can. 1 9· 83 1 (C2). see lleindcer rn oss. 22·5 1 3c. - Lake, Mich. : see Cadi llac. - Hippocratica, It. : see Sa· Cladopcltidae 25·729c. Clamond, C. : burner 16·658b : lcrno . Cladophiurae 8·880d. gas mantle 16·656b. - Lexoviorum, Fr. : see I.ch�i.. Cladophlebis denticulata 20 · Clamores, riv., Sp. 24·582d. eux. 5Ha. Clampetia, It. : see Amantana, A Ia. 1•-1 6 0 (C2 ) . 20· 1 7 6b, 18·643a ; Homan COMANA, Asia M. (Cappa· 313a. -, u. 2o-2o (I:J). Doric 20· 1 7 9 b ; Home 23· docia) 6·7 49b 26 · 9 6 8 c. - system of agriculture : see - sacri Lateranensis 7· 3 13c. -- Co., 0. 20 · 2 6 ( 1 3 ) . 606a 6 - 8 9 ; COMANA, Asia l\f. (Po tus) 6• - sacri patrimonii 7·313a. C ll n b ; eer 4 · 5 9 8d. tapering 26·-!0::a ; votive 7 49 c ; 11 · 394 b ; 3 · 7 6 9c. Combing (painting) : see Grain· - stabuli see Constable. - l ' ha l 6 · 7 93 b. wooden, early -, Hum. 23·826 (C2). 28·2 1 0 a ; --- Jl l'L'>',.; 22•:J 5 l d , Comet, Queens. : see Comet­ i g. Greek 26 · 6 1 1 d 2-:J 7 8 c. - r 11 h er 23 · 7 97 b . 20·58 (D3). ville. 7· 30 4 ; 28·813a. 3·97 Jd. 26·690 (I4). - (m l t ry) : ca alry 5 · 5 7 l b ; Comblain-au-Pont, Belg. 3·668 COMET (astron.) 6·759d ; 2• infant ry 14 · 52 G d. Plateau, dist., Ida! 816a ; Brahe's researches 4Com nchean system 27·628b ; (F3 ). : see Columna 7-41 5h. Law, mt., Scot. 16·136d. 14·2i 6a. 378a ; Donati's researches 8• ro t t . 408c ; Galileo's cheory 11• - I:inr, bay, Oreg. 20·2 4 2 Comanche Co., Kan. 15·654 Co m bles, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (F2). " (C:l) ; 15·655d. Columnae carncae 13·13 l c ; (.\ 1 ). Combly Farm, I. of 408b ; Kepler's theory 2• 627b. 1 3· 1 3 0a . 8 1 2a ; meteors 18·26 lb ; - Co., Ok a . 20·58 (03). - I t : ,·er, bay, \Yash. 28·35-1 parabolic path 4·247c ; pho· Columna 1\Iaeniana 23·59ld. - Co., Tex. 26·690 (14). L -U ) . Combolo, mt., Alps 26 • 242 tography 21•525a ; spectrum Columnar epithelium 9·705c. c . . Jumbia river hu b 6 · 32 2 b . - Creek, riv., Colo. 6 • 7 2 2 ( I 4 ). COLUMBIA (F2). 2·818a ; Tisserand's theory Comboloio 12·431c. UNIVERSITY, Co um ar 20- 2 3 7 d . 26· 1015c. X. Y. 6 · i :J 9 c ; 17· 7 2 b ; boat­ Columnarostrata 23·755c ; 14• riv., Tex. 26•690 Combos, cape, Turk. 23·448d. ing- records 23 -7 85c ; techni� 6 :J :J b ; 16· 2 5 1 c. (E5). Combourg, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (D3 ) ; " Comet " (steamship) 25·823a; Columnar structure 15·490c. 6). Convolvulin 15·1� 1a. Alaska 1-4 7 7b ; Antarctic scat i : see Tor � ignorance 14·29.Ja. ; indem� CONVENT 7·45d ; chaplain 5• Convolvulus 7·67d ; 11·260b ; 21-962a ; 21·961 (map) ; vi n ity 14-:1 7 1 b ; infant 14· 852c ; schools in Ireland 8· leaf 16·325b (fig.). Arctic 21·943d ; Australasia Contia 23 · 1 7 4 d ; 23· 1 7 .5 a. 5 14c ; injunction 14·570c ; 970c. - ammani 12·167d. 2·959a, 19·628d ; Pacit:c 0. Conticndaa Point, cape, Az. 3· insurability 14-659 d ; intent Conventicle (diet.) 7-45d. - arvensis : see B indweed. 20·439b ; statue 26 - 2 7 9a. 8:1 (2). 14·G8:lc ; lex loci contractus Conventicle Act ( 1664) 9·540a. - major : see under lpomaea. -, John (buccaneer) 4-71 0d. Contignatio 3-4 7 la. 14·704b ; marino insurance Conventio 7•339a. - scammonia : see Scammony. -, John DouglaR 19·562d. Contiguit y, as,.,ocia.tion by 2· 14·67Ga ; master and servant CONVENTION (diet.) 7·45d. - tricolor atroviolacea 13· -, John Mason 7·73a. 7 85c ; 22-5 73b : Hume on 17-872b ; mistake 18-GIGa ; Conventional terms 16·159a. 7 GGc. -, 0. F. 7·262a. 2 · 7 8 4 b. novat ion 19·83 2 c ; partner­ CONVENTION, THE -, Theodore A. 9·668a. NA• Convoy, 0. 20·26 (A3). -, doctrine of : see Hinter· ship 20·87 :!c ; restraint of tiona! 7 - 4Ga ; 10-855b ; 11· CONVOY 7·67 d ; neutrality -, THOMAS 7·72c. land, doctrine of. trade 23·20 1 a ; Homan law 1 6 l a ; committees 11-162c ; laws 19·443d. -, W. 3•937c. CONTINENT 7 - 29c ; 11-6:l2a ; 23-5:l4b, 23·557c, 17·559a ; dissolution 11·1G6c ; Girond­ Convulsionaries (convulsion­ Cook, Ark. 2·552 (Cl). 11 - 669d. sale 24·G6a ; specialty 7· ists 12·49d ; members' privil· ists) 7·68d ; 15·154c. -, Fla. 10·540 (D6). Continental, 0. 20-26 (D2). 921c ; specific performance eges 10 -8 5 8a. CONVULSIONS 7·G8c ; cin­ -, Neb. 19·324 (H4). Continental Blockade 4-7�d. 25-6 1 7 b ; warranty 28·329a. Conventio publica 27-229b. chona 6-:l 7 0c ; apoplexy 2· -, cape, Can, 4·600 :c3). - Dh·ide, Colo. (X.) 6·722 CONTRACTILE VACUOLE 7· Conventuals 11-:!a ; 11·4lc. 195d ; gelsemium 11·559d ; -, co., N.Z. 19·624 (F7 and (Dl). 40c ; 22·4S2c. Conventus 10 ·908d. hyd nphobia 14·1G9c : san­ F 3 ). - Divide, Colo. (8.) 6-722 Contractility 7 - 7 1 2d. - juridici 11·286c. tonin 24·195c ; strychnine -, inlet, Alsk. 1·472 (G3) ; 27· (C4). Contraction (physiol.) 19·45a. Convergence (bioi.) : see Homo· 25-1045c. 883b ; 7·72b. - Divide, :IIont. 14-276 (C2). -, coefficient of 14-:l9b ; 14plasy. Conway, Edward Conway, COOK ISLS., archip., Pac.O. - Divide, :\Iont. 14-276 (C:J) . 129a. - (math.) : complex numbers baron (d. 1655) 12·40Gb. 7·73b ; 20·436 (16-7 ) : 20· - Divide, mt;., K.Mex. 19- -, parry of 10·594d. 11-:l l l b ; domain 24 · 6 7 0d ; -, Francis Seymour Conway, 437c. 520 (C2-l). Contract Labou Law (U.S.) uniform 11·307d. 2nd baron : see Hertford, -, islets, Pac.O. : see Tarawa. - Di>ide, mts., \Vyo. 28·874 18-4::2a. - (optics) 16-423b. 1st marquess of. - (Am:angi), mt., N.Z. 19·624 (B l ) ; 28 -91 2 c. Contracts, era of : see Seleu­ Con>ergency 26·156a. -, HENRY SEYMOUR 7·68d. (C5) ; 19·625a. - g-lacier : see Polar glacier. cidae, era of. Convergent : continued frac- -, HUGH 7·69c. -, park, Sydney 26-278 (Al - !Bland, 14-873c. Contracture 4-41 2 d ; neuritis tions 7-30c ; 2·54 1 b ; i n ­ -, MONCURE DANIEL 7·69c. and C3). - plateau 11-63 l a. 19·428d ; rheumatoid ar­ tegral 11•30Ga ; series 24· -, Thomas 28•34Gd. -, pt., Md. 17·828 (03). CONTINENTAL SHELF 7·30a; thritis 23·2:l 8d. 669c. -, SIR WILLIAM MARTIN 7· -, str., N.Z. 19·624 (E4) ; 19· 11·6 3 l a. CONTRADICTION, PRIN- Convers, Louis 24· 5 1 lc. 69d • Andes explored 18· 624a. ciple of 7·40c ; Bradley 18· -, P. A. 4·232a. - slope 7-3 0a ; 11·6 3 la. N.S.W. 19· 9 3 8 d : book-collecting 4• Cookamidgera, - sy,tem (of Xapoleon 1.) 10· 2 46a ; Pythagoras 22·699d. CONVERSANO, It. 7•46d ; 1 5· 224b ; Spitsbergen 21·952a. 538 (D·E3). 8G2b ; 10·8G3b ; Eng-land CONTRAFAGOTTO 7·40d. Conway, Ark. 2·552 (C2). Cook-conner : see Red wrasse. 4 (F4). and 9-55 1c ; Iceland 14· Contragredient 1·630d. Conversatian-Lexikan (Brock­ -, Can, : see St John. Cook Co., Ill. 14·304 (E2) ; 14• 2:l3c ; S":eden and 26·2 0 g d. Gontraharmonical mean 17· haus) : see Konversations -, Fla. 10·540 (E3). 306a ; 14·306d. - Treaty ( 1 856) 20-G7 1d. 9 4 7 c. -, Ia. 14·732 (C4). - Co., Minn. 18-550 (E·F2). Lexikon. Cont i nge nce, angle of 14•548b. CONTRALTO 7·41d. Canversations at liawthornden -, Ky. 15-7 40 (D3). Cooke, Sir Anthony 8·997a. Contingence des Lois de la Contraparallelogram (math.) (Jonson) 15 ·50Ga. -, Mass. 17-852 ( B l -2 ) ; 7• -, Edward 8·527d. Xalure, La ( Boutroux) 188·148c. 924c. -, Eleutheros 7-7:Jc. Conversation Sharp : see Sharp, 250a. Coombah, N.S.W. 19·538 {A3). Coombe, Sur. 26·140b. - Abbey, Warwick. 28·343c. - Bissett, Wilts. 9•420 (III. D4). Coomberdale, \V.Aus. 2·960 (B6). Coombe rock : see Brighton Elephant Bed. Coombe's Hill, Sur. 28·701a. - Tor, hill, Derby. 28·933 {B3). Coombie, N.S.W. 19·538 (C3). Coomhola, riv., Ire, 14·7 44 (B5). Coomhola Grits 14·745b. Coompta, India : see Kumta. Coon, riv., Ia. 14·732 (C2). Coonabarra bran, N .S. \V. 19· 538 (E2). Coonamble, N.S.W. 19·538 (D-E2) ; 19·539c. Coon Butte, mt., Ariz. 28• 1 87b. - Creek, riv., Ill. 14·304 {Dl). - Creek, riv., Ill. 14·30 ! (C2). - Creek, riv., Mich. 18·37 2 (G2). - Creek, riv., 1\!o. 18·608 (C!). - Creek, riv., Okla. 20·58

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Cooney, N.llfex. 19·520 (B!). Coongar, harb., Ire. 14· 744 (B5). Cooning, N.S.W. 19·538-(D l ). Coonoor ( Kunur), India 14·382 (GHJ : 19·701b. Coon Rapids, Ia. 14·732 (C3). - Valley, Wis. 28·740 (B5). COOPER, ABRAHAM '1·78c. -, ALEXANDER 7·7 8d ; 18• 527a. -, Anthony Ashley, lRt earl and 7th earl of Shaftesbury : 1/U Shaftesbury, 1 st and 7th earls. - L SIR ASTLEY PASTON 7• 19a : 1·938a ; 26·129a. -, Charles A. 8·943b. -. CHARLl!:S HENRY 7·79b.

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Cooper, E. J. (astronomer) 19· 956a. -1 _Frank : see Simms, Wil· Jlam Gilmore. -, JAMES FENIMORE 7· 7 9c ; 1·833d. . -, John 5·137d ; 16�300a. -, l\Iercater 15·237c. -, PETER 7·80b. -, SAMUEL 7·80d : 18·526d (Pl. I. figs. 4, 6). -, Samuel (the Younger) 18· 526d. -, Susan Fenimore 7-80a. -, THOMAS (bishop) 7·81a. -, THOMAS (Chartist) 7·81c. -, THOMAS (educationalist) 7·81b. -, T. SIDNEY (painter) 7· 81d. -, T. T. (traveller) 13-541a. -, William 7·90c. Cooper, Ala. 1·460 (C3). -, Ind. 14·422 (E6). -, La. 17·54 (A2). -, l\Ie. 17 ·43 4 (E4 ). -, l\Iich. 18·372 (E 7), -, N.J. 19·502 ( D 1 ). -, Tex. 26·690 (l\12). -, is!., Ati.O. 3·7 93c. -, isis., l\ld. 17·828 (G4). -, pt., Cal. 5·8 (B3). -, riv., S.C. 25·500 (E4) ; 5· 943b. COOPERAGE (cask-making) 7·82b. COOPERAGE or COPERAGE (liquor traffic) 7·82a. Cooperastur : see Cooper's hawk. CO·OPERATION 7·82d ; 25· 304a ; Anaheim settlement 1·9lld ; Blanc's social work· shops 4·39b ; British agri· Brook culture 1·398b ; Farm 4·645d : building so­ cieties 13·818c ; conciliation boards 2·332b ; Fourier 10· 751d ; French law ( 1 863) :I.0·871 c ; Italian develop· ment 15·14a ; labour ex­ change experiment 16·7 a ; 19·320b ; work Neale's Owen's scheme 20·395c ; Russian artel system 2·663b, 23·887d ; savings banks 24· 245d; Schulze-Delitzsch and Lassalle 24·383b, 25·304c. Co-operative stores 7·84a. - Union Limited 7·84d. - Wholesale Society, Limited 7·84d ; 27·13�a. Cooper Co., l\Io. 18·608 (D3). - Group, isis., Jap. : see Kotakarashima. Cooper-Hewitt, P. 16·670a ; 27-180d. Cooper Hill, mt., Vt. 19·490 (B6). Cooper-Key, A. 22·782d. Coopersale, Ess. 16·942 (E2). Coopersburg, Pa. 21 • 106 (l\15 ). Cooper's Creek, riv., S.Aus. : see Barcoo. Coopers' Company 16·81 1a. Cooper's Dictionary 7·81b. Cooper's Ferry, N.J. : see Camden. Cooper's hawk (Stanley's hawk) 13·95b. Cooper's (Denham) 8·20d ; 8·92a. Cooper's Hill College, Egham 9·17c. Coopers Mills, Me. 1 7• 4 3 4 (C4). Cooperstown, Ill. 14·304 (B4). -, N. Dak. 19·780 (F2). COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. 7·90b ;· 19·596 (E-F3) ; 3·458c, -, Pa. 21·106 (C2). -, Wis. 28· 7 4 0 (F4). - Junction, N.Y. 19·596 (E3). Coopersville, Mich. 18·3 7 2 (E6). Cooper Swamp, riv., S.C. 25· 500 (D3). Cooper's Well, Miss. 18·522b. Cooperton, Okla. 20·58 (C3). COOPER UNION 7·90c. CO-OPTATION (Co-option) 7• 91a. Coorada, Queens. 2·960 (H4). Cooranbong, N.S.W. 19·538 (G·H4). Coordinates (geom.) areal 11• 716c ; cartesian 11·712c ; current 11•712d ; curvi­ linear 26·120b ; line 11• 722a ; oblique 11·712d ; polar 11·716b : rectangular 11·7 12d ; tangential 7·656a, 11·717a ; tetrahedral 26· 671a ; transformation of tri­ 11·715h, 11·719a ; linear 7·656a, 11·7 16c. OOORG (Kodagu, Kodavu), prov., India 7•9la ; 14·382 (F13).

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8·722c ; 27·52ld. Coorong, The, lagoon, S.Aus. 2·960 ( F 7 ) ; 25·493a. Coorongite 9·1 60c. Cooroonboon, N.S.W. 19·538 (C4). Coorup 28·540b. Coos, N.H. 19·490 (D2). -, bay, Oreg. 20·242 (A4) ; 20·244d. -, head, Oreg. 20·242 (A4). -, riv., Oreg. 20·242 (B4) ; 15·954d. Coosa, Ga. 11•752 (A1). -, riv., Ala. and Ga. 1·460 (C3) ; 11·7 52 (AI) ; 1·459b. - Co., Ala. 1·460 (C3) ; 3· 983b. - Valley, Ala. 1·460 (C2) ; 1· 459a. Coosaw, riv., S.C. 25·500 (B3) ; 21·476b. Coosawhatchie, S.C. 25·500 (B3). - Swamp, riv., S.C. 25·500 (C4). Coos Co., N.H. 19·490 (E3·1) ; 19·492c. - Co., Oreg. 20·242 (A·ll4). Coosemans, Joseph 20·507 c. Cooskie IUdge, mts., Cal. 5·8 (A1). COOT 7·92d ; 3·97 4a. Cootamundry, N.S.\V. 19·538 (D4). Coote, Sir Charles : see l\Iount· rath, Charles Coote, earl of. -, SIR EYRE 7•93b ; 2·447a ; 7·612a. -, H. Charles 16·957a. -, Richard, earl of Bello· mont : see Bellomont, earl of. Coote v. Sprigg 2·7 3c. Cootehill, Ire. 14·7 44 (D2) ; 5· 5 7 2d. Cooter, Mo. 18·608 (A5). -, lake, Ire. 14·744 (C3). Cootes Store, Va. 28·1 1 8 {C-D2). Cooum, riv., India 17·291c, Cop, Nicolas 5·72a. Cop (diet.) 8·752b. Copacabana, Arg. 5·502b. -, Rio de Janeiro 23·354a. -, penin., Peru 21·267a. Copacinu, mt., Rum. 23·826 (Ci). Copae Gr. 12·440 (E2). COPA iBA (Copaiva) 7·93d ; 19·422b ; 22·665d. Copaifera 16·382b : 16·383d. - hymenofolia : see Quiebra­ hacha. - Lansdorfii 7·93d. Copais, lake, Gr. 12·424 {E2 ) ; 4·114d : 12·437b. Copake, N.Y. 19·596 (G3). COPAL 7 ·94 a ; 1·79:lc ; Indian 7·789b ; varnish 20·458c. Copalis Rock, is!., Wash. 28· 354 (A2). COPALITE, or COPALINE 7· 94b : 1·794a. Copalquin, l\fex. 18·318 (D2). Copal tree 2·52d : 11·772d. COPAN, Hond. 7·94b ; 5·678 (B3) ; 5·678d ; temple re· mains 1·812 (Pl. III. figs. 6,

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-, Okla. 20·58 (1 cot. CorstopPhine, - Borealis (Corona borea) 7• - (rei.) 7·189b. 14·627d ; 4·107b. -, riv., .Arg. 2·462 (E2). (E3) : 8·940a. 1 84c. - Inscriptimtum Latinarum - riv., Eo. 8·911 (C-D3). - major 7·1 89c ; 12·657d. -, mt., Scot. 24·4 1 8 (E3) : 8• Coronaca, S.C. 25·500 (B2). 14·630c ; 4·248a. : 23·369a. - oath 7·189b. " orrlentes " (ship) 24·916b. 944d • 8·945c. CORONACH 7·185a. - of horse 7·189c ; 12·657d. - Inscriptionum Semiticarum Corrievreckan, str., Scot. see CORT, ORNELIS 7·205a. Coronacion, La ( uan de Mena) - of the field 7-189c. 23·95c. Corryvrecka.n. -, Frans de 10·496a. 18·107d. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT 7· - iuris canonici 5·193b ; 5· Corrieyalrack, pass, Scot. 24· -. Henry 14-803d. Coronada, bay, C.R. 5·678 5·199a ; 5·198c : 189c ; 22·653b ; Ascham's 412 (D2). 197b ; Cortachy, Scot. 24·418 (E·Fl); ( D 6 ) ; 7·219d. British views 2·7 2 l d ; Gregory XIII. 20·7 l lb. CORRIGAN, MICHAEL AU• 10·661a. Corona del :\Iar, Cal. 17·13a. criminal law 7·458b ; Egypt, - iuris Civilis 23•526a ; Jus­ gustine 7·197b. -, castle, Scot. 24·U2 (E3). CORONADO, F. V. DE 7· 1 8 5a; ancient 9•46b ; Mosaic Jaw tinian 15·598c. Corrigan, Tex. 26·690 (N5). Cortado, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3). 6-725a. 20·613b ; Russia., exemp­ - Juris Gentium Recentissimi Corrigin, W.Aus. 2·960 (B6). Cortaillod, Switz. 28·242 (B3) ; Coronado, Cal. 5·8 (E5) ; 24• tion 23·902c. 27·230c. Corringham, Ess. 16·942 (F2) ; 19·423d. 140a. Corporal works ot mercy 7· - Le(J'Um see BrachylO(JUB. 9·785d. CORTE, Corsica 7·205b ; 15·4 -, Fla. 10·540 (F2). 189b. - Poetieum Boreale 28·59b ; Corris, Wales 9•428 (V. D2) ; (B3) • 20·687a.. -, port, C.R. 5-678 (E6). Corpora quadrigemina 4·403c ; 8·922d : 28·65d. 5·319d. -, Cas llo di, castle, It. 17• -, pt. P.Is. 21·392 (C·D7). 28·13-'>d. Corpus spongiosum 23·131d. Corroborie 7•795c i 7• 7 96b . 607c. eo tellae : see Corona - striata 27·1 049c. - striatum 1·940a ; 10·305d ; Corrodentia 13· Cortegiano, n S·474c ; 14·907c; 19·439b ; li s Corporate Colonies 27·666a in fishes 14·26.5d. 431a 1 13·434c ; 26·643a. Boscan Almoga.ver's trans• Corona glandis 23·131d. foil. Corque, Bol. 4·167 (B3). Corrofin, Ire. 14•744 (B4). lation4·2 7 7 d ; Hoby's trans· Coronal discharge 22·236o. CORPORATION 7·190c ; 27· Corradino, mt., Malta 17·510c. Corrosion 4·149b ; 25·862c. Jation 13·553c : imitated ill see meridionalis : Cotona colleges 8·686c ; Corrado II. 10•599d. 337a ; - figures : see Etched figures. Baron Munchausen 19·2a.. Corona. australis. crown 22·280c ; estoppel 9· Corral, Ramon 18•343c. CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE 7· Cortelyou, Ala. 1·460 (A4). Coronarieae 2•13d. SOla ; in France 10·894b ; Corral, Ida. 14•276 (B4). 197c ; antiseptic 2·146b ; Cortemarck, Belg. 3·668 (Bl), Corona Septentrionalis see mortmain tenure 18·880c · Co � port, 27·8 44b ; 6• medical use 18·158c, 20·79c, Cortenberg charter 4·694c. d. Corona Borealis. municipal : see Municipal 12·765e ; in microtomy 18· Cortenedola, It. 28·242 (14). Coronata 24·52!c. corporations ; sole 14·658b. CORRAL (enclosure) 7·193d. 407b : poisoning 21•894b, Corteno, It. 26·242 (!4). Coronation, is!., Antaro. 21• - Act ( 1 6 6 1 ) 9·539d : 6·430c ; Corrales, Mex. 18·31 8 (F2). 18·159a. Cortenuova, It. 16·932a. 961 (A) ; 25·516 e 11·83 0b . CottingLurn, riv., Northumb. Cotinus (tree) 11·:l7 5b. 18·862L. C'otbo ( Dacian king) 7·726d. Cottingham, Lewis 13·354d ; Cotlcigh, Dev. 9-J:lO ('"!. F2). 23· 4 2 9c . Cotman, Frederick George 'l· Cottingham, Yorks. 9 · 4 1 6 (II. 250a ; 20·502b. F2) ; 28-9:nb. --, JOHN SELL 7 · 250 a ; 9· Cottingley, Yorks. 28·9:3 3 ( B 1 ). S06a. COTTINGTON, FRANCIS COT· --, Joseph John 7·250a. tington, b aron 7-25-!a. -, :lliles Edmund 7·250a. Cottingwith. B aHt, l ork s. Cotnar, Rum. 23·827c. E ast Cottingwi t h . Cotocachi, Ec. 8•9 1 1 ( B 1 ) ; 1• Cottle, Joseph 25·5 1 1 b ; 6· 9G3d. 6 7 9 a. C'oton, Pit>rre 10-S:lJb. COTONEASTER 7·250a ; 17· Cottle Co., Tex. 26·690 (Gl). Cottleville, l\Io. 18·608 (F3). 58l:ih. 20 · Cotton, Aimc 17·39 1b. - ]J)Tacantha 5·551 a ; -, SIR ARTHUR THOMAS 7· 55 6a . 2 J 4d ; 14-851c. - unitlora 25·13d. 28· -, CHARLES 7·255a ; Cotoner, :-i"icholas 17·512b. 301a ; 28·593a. Colon Field, di>'t., Sts.ffs. 25· GEORGE EDWARD -, 7 5 6 d. Lynch 7·255b. COTOPAXI, mt., Ec. 7·250b ; 8·U1 1 ( B2 ) ; 1 · 9 6 1 (map) ; -, SIR HENRY JOHN STED· 6·9d. man 7·254d 1·963d ; 8·9 1 4 c ; volcanic -. JAMES SU THERLAND 7· activit y 28· 1 R0d, 28·1 89c. 255a. A go uti. Cotorm : COTRONE, It. 7·250c ; 15·4 -, JOHN ( 1 585-1652) 7·255c ; 14· 1 2c ; 6·935b. 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9·240a. ; magnetilml 17·345d; radioactivity 22·794b. Curie, Paul Jacques 7·644b. -, PIERRE 7·644a ; electro­ scope 9-240a. ; magnetism 17-348c ; radioactivity 22· 796d. Curieuse, is!., Ind.O. 24·751c. Curig, St 5-U9b. Curing (malting) 17-505b. - (tobacco) 26·1037c. Curio, Caelius Sooundus 20· 885c. -, GAlUS SCRIBONIUS 7• 644b ; 26- 730d. -, Leo 4·893d. Curio (title) 7·639a. - maximus 23-634b. Curiosolitae, tribe 2·57 Sb ; 24• 45c. Curioso Parlante, El : see Mesonero Homanos, Ram6n de. Curls, Juno 7-639a. Curitibanos, Braz. 4-440 (B6). CURITYBA, Braz. 7·644c ; 4· 440 (B6). Curium, Cyprus 5·7 1 ld. Curius, 1\Ianius Dentatus : see Dentatus, Manius Curius. -, Quintus 5-534a. Curius, mts., Gr. 12-440 (C2). Curl (math. ) 27-964a. Curland, Som. 9 • 430 (VI. F2). Curl Curl Creek, riv., N.S.W. 26·2 7 8 (Gl). - Curl Head, cape, N.S.W. 26·278 ( D l ) . Curled cress : see Normandy cress. - maple 17-664c. - yarn 28·906d. Curlew, Ia. 14·732 (C2). -, Wash. 28-354 (G1). -, rots., Ire. 14·7 44 (C3 ) ; 25· 2Ud ; 23-727c. CURLEW 7·644d. Curlew Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19· 7 80 (C3). Curlicism 7-647b. CURLING, THOMAS BLI• zard 7-645c. CURLING (sport) 7·645c. CURLL, EDMUND 7·647b ; 22·86c ; 23-782d. Curllsville, Pa. 21-106 (D3). Curls, Ala. 1·460 (A:l). Curml, Malta 17·508 (B2) ; 17· 509b. Curnan (Irish prince) 14·763b. Currabubula, N.S.W. 19-538 (F2). Curracloe, Ire. 14·7 44 (E4). Curradi, Domenia : see Ghir· landajo. CURRAGH, diet., Ire. 7·647c ; 14·7 44 (E3) ; geology 15· 7 9 1 a ; races 13·728c. -, plain, I. of M. 9-412 (I. A2); 17·535a. Curraghmore, Ire. 14·744 (D4). Curral, val.. :\Iad.Is. 17-281 (map) ; 17-281c. Currahnho, Braz. 4 ·4 4 0 (14). Curral Velho, point, C. Verd. Is. 5-253 (map). CURRAN, JOHN PHILPOT 7· 647 d. ' -, Sarah 9-343b. -, W. H. 24·825a. Curran, Ill. 14·304 (C4). -, Mich. 18·372 (G5). Curraue, lake, Ire. 14·7 44 (AS ) ; 15·758a. Currant, Nev. 5-8 (F2). CURRANT 7·648b ; duty 9· 462a, 3-509c ; English trade 11·261d ; Greek cultivation 12-434d, 28-728d, 28-956b. - bud mite 8-899b (fig.). Currant Creek, riv., Wyo. 28874 (C4). Currant-gall 11·423a. Currant moth : see Gooseberry moth. Currathool, N.S.W. 19·538 (C4). Curraun, penin., Ire. 14-7 44 (B3) : 1-1 43a. Currawananna, N.S.W. 19· 538 (D4). Currency 18-696d ; 18-706a ; agio 1-376b; banking3-334c; bimetallism : see that title ; bracelet.!, Anglo-Saxon 4· 594b ; cocoa beans 7·22 1 d ; cowries 24·833b, 19-68 0d, 26·982a ; decimal coinage : see that title; English 9·458a, 18·702a ; exohange 10·51a ; Gresham's law 12·583b ; hoe-blades 15·565a ; negroes 19·345d ; paper money : see that title : salt 3-81 Od i seig­ niorage 24·586cj shelm 24· 833c ; spears 1:o-565a ; tea bricks 27·795c ; units 18· 702d. See al80 Finance sec· tion under names of coun-

tries, and Coinage ; Money ; Numismatics. Currency, Comptroller of the : see Comptroller of the Cur­ rency. Current, lsi., Pac.O. : see Anna. -, riv., Ark. and Mo. 2·552 (E1) ; 18·608 (F5). Current (earth) : see Earth currents. - (electric) 9·210d ; 1·296b ; 9·192d; atmospheric 2·867d; conservation of energy 9· 400d ; convection 9-216c ; induction 9·185b ; magnetic action 9·1 83d, 9·212b ; mea­ surement 1·87 9b, 18-291c ; mutual action 9·21 3c, 9· 184b ; oscillatory 9-214d ; power transmission 22-234a; thermal etlects 9-213a ; therapeutics 9·249b, 22· 936d : units 27-7 40b ; vision 28·136b. alternating) 9· - (electric, 2 l l a : 9•215b ; electric arc 16·661b ; power transmis­ sion 22·234c ; traction 27123c. See also Alternator. - (hydraulics) 14·36d ; 1444d; meter 14-SOd, 26- 159d; oceanic 19-985c, 21•720b, 2• 857a, 5·225d. - account 4-228a. - bedding : see False bedding. - function : see Stokes's Current function. - money : see Bank Money. CURRICLE 7·648d ; 5-403c ; pedestrian : see Draisine. CURRIE, SIR DONALD 7 · 649a. -, JAMES 7-649b. -, Thomas 27-295b. Currie, Minn. 18-550 (B6), -, Nev. 5·8 ( F l ) -, Scot. 24-418 (E3) ; 8-940b ; 8·946a. -, mt., Cape CoL 25-466 (IS) ; 5·227b. Curriehill, castle, Scot. 8·940b. Curriers Company 16-Slla. Currituck, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (01). -, sound, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (G1) ; 19· 7 7 1 a. - Co., N.C. 19·7 7 2 (F-01). Currockbilly, mt., N.S.W, 19538 (F4). Curry, Ala. 1-460 (C4). -, Ill . 14·304 (C6). -, North, Som. 9·430 (VI. G1) ; 25·390b. CURRY (diet.) 7-649c. - (leather) 16·337a. Curry Co., N.Mex. 19·520 {G3). - Co., Oreg. 20-242 (A5), - Run, Pa. 21·106 (E4). Curryville, Ind. 14·422 (03), -, Mo. 18·608 (E2). -, Pa. 21•106 (F5). Curschmann's spirals 23-198d. Cursitor 5•137b. Cursitors' Records 22·962b. Cursive manuscripts : see Minuscule. - writing 20-557a ; 20-559& ; 20·567d. Curslack, dist., Ger. 12-871a. Cursolo, It. 26-242 (F4). CURSOR, LUCIUS PAPIRIUS 7·649d. Cursores 20-325a : see also Ratltae. Cursorius : see Courser. CURSOR MUNDI 7·660a ; 9· 6 10c. Cursus (diet.) 8·304a. Curtail (music) : see Dolcian. - step 25•765b. CURTAIN (diet.) 7·650c. - (fortification) 10-686c. -, theatre, Lond. 26- 7 3 1b; 16· 962a ; 24-7 7 4d. Curta! (music) : see Dolclan. CURTANA 7-650c ; 23·36a. Curtate cycloid : see Trochoid. Curtatoni, It. (battle) 15-52c. CURTEA DE ARGESH, Rum. 7·650c ; 23·826 (B2) !...cathe­ dral 7·650d, 2-388a ; .tteman bath 23•827b. Curtelace 7-67lb. Curtelaxe 7·67lb. CURTESY (law) 7·651a. Curthose, Robert, duke of see Rebert Normandy : (Curthose), duke of Nor· mandy. Curtice, 0. 20-26 ( D 1 ), CURTILAGE (diet.) 1·651b. CURTIN, ANDREW GREGG 7-651b ; 21-ll3d. Curtin, Pa. 21·106 (04). -, W.Va. 28·560 (C3). Curtis, Benjamin Robbins 7• 652a. -, E. B. 26·630b. -, George Byron 19·560b. -, GEORGE TICKNOR 7• 651d.

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CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM 7-652b ; 1·8il6c. -, Harriot F. 17·77a. -, John 8·896b. -, Gen. Samuel Ryan 1·820b. Curtis, Ark. 2·552 (B4). -, Colo. 6·722 (G1). -. Ill. 14•304 (C3). -, Mich. 18·372 (E3), -, Neb. 19·324 (D4). -, Okla. 20·58 (B1), -, bay, Md. 17-828 (B4). -, mt., N.C. 2·207d. -, mt., Tenn. 26·619b. -, mt., Vt. 19•490 (C4), Queens. 2·960 (I4) ; i> . - Corner, Me. 17-434 (B4). - Creek, inlet, Md. 17-828 (B4). - Creek, riv., Utah 27•814 (C-D4). Curtis turbine 25·843b ; 25· 844a. Curtisville, Ind. 14•422 (F4). Curtius (pseud.) : see Webster, Noah. CURTIUS, ERNST 7·652d ; Geibel collaboration 11· Ionians theory 14-

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20·656a ; Indian :rule 14• 4 1 7a, 8·830d, 19-796b . Isfahan 14•868d ; Oxford University reforms 27-7 7 2b ; Persian Gulf mission 21• 244d. Curzon, Hon. Penn Assheton 13·8;J7c. -, Richard William Curzon, viscount : see Howe, Rich• ard William Curzon-Howe, earl. Curzon-Howe (family), earls of Howe : see Howe. Curzon lectionary 20-565d. CUSANUS, NICOLAUS 7·665d; cycloid 7·685d ; dooretals 7• 916b, 19·127a. Cuscohygrine 6·615a. Cuscuino, canal, Venez. 20• 276a. Cuscus 21-344d ; 28-1006b. Cuscuta : see Dodder. - trifolii : see Clover dodder. Cuscutaceae 8·368a. Cusel beds 21-176d ; 21·177b. CUSH (Bible) 7·666b. Cush, pt., Ire. 14·744 (F5). -, Land of 7·666b ; 8·924a l 5·140d ; Tethmosis in 9-83b, 9-84b. Cush, prince of (title) 9·846a. Cushan-Rishathaim, tribe 20• 365d. Cushat : see Ring-dove. Cushat Law, mt., Northumb. 9·412 (1. D2). Cushcamcarragh, mt., Ire. 14• 744 (B3). Cushendall, Ire. 14·7 44 (F1) 1 2·1 53a. Cushendun, Ire. 14·744 (F1) 1 2•153a. Cushe!t riv., Ire. 14-744 (E2). . CUSHmG EB 7·666c. , _C_�L BARKER 7• -, WILLIAM 667a. - (physician) 22·936d. Cushing, Ia. 14·732 (B2), -, Me. 17·434 (C4). -, Okla. 20·58 (Ell), -, Tex. 26·690 (N4), -, Wis. 28·740 (A3). -, isl., Me. 17•434 (B5). - Creek :riv., Pa. 21-106 (G2), CUSHION (diet.) 7·667b; arch!• tecture 7·667c, 5·277c ; bil• liards 3·936b. - Carom (billiards) 3·939c. - dance 7·799a. - iris 14-795b. - plant 21·764a. - star 25·796b. Cushitlc, tribe : see Ethiopians. -, High 12·894b. -, Lower 12·894b. CHARLOTTE CUSH�, Saundera '1·667c. Cushman, Ark. 2·552 (D2). -, Ill. 14·304 (D4), -, lake, Wash. 28·354 (B2). Cushnoc, Me. : see Augusta. Cushny, Arthur 20-925d. Cusick, Wash. 28·354 (H1). Cusilima, rlv., S.Am. 1·785 (map). Cusimanse 5·370a. Cusin, Charles 11·588a. CUSP (arch.) 7·667d. - (math.) 1-656c ; 14·548c. Cuspida! parabola : see Semi• cubical parabola. Cuspidaria 16·124c. Cuspldariidae 16·124c. Cuspinianus, Johannes 7•165a. Cuspius Fadus 3·891d. Cusqui-Raymi 10·221a. Cusse, wood, Ger. 18-309 (plan). Cusset, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (F4) ; 28• 21b. Cusseta, Ala. 1•460 (D3). -, Ga., 11�752 (B3), Cusaewago Creek, riv., Pa. 21• 106 (B2). Cusso : see Kousso, Cust, Henry 19•561c. -, Sir J. 25·61 5c. -, R. H. 25·M3a. Custar, 0. 20-26 (C2). Custard (diet.) 7·667d. CUSTARD APPLE 7·667d. - Marrow 27-967c. CUSTER, GEORGE ARM• strong 7·668a ; 21·303c. -, Thomas Ward 7·668c. Custer, Ida. 14· 2 7 6 (B3), -, Ill. 14-304 (C4). -, Ky. 15·740 (B3). -, Mont. 14·276 (F2). -, Okla. 20·58 (C2). -, S.Dak. 25-606 (B4). -, Wash. 28·354 (Cl). -, Wis. 28·7 4 0 (D4). -, forest, Mont. 18·754&. -, mt., S .Dak. U•506 (B3 -, m1;'!? Wash. 28-354 (Dl . - Ba.,;uefteld, Mont. 14- 76 (F3).

-, Gaius 7-653b. -, GEORG 7·653a. -, MARCUS 7-653b, -, Mettius 7·653b, -, Theodor : amines 1·856c ; azoimide 3·82d ; diazoacetic ester 8·175a ; hippuric acid 13-523a ; hydrazine 14• l l Od. Curtius, marsh, Rome 7·653b ; 23·591 a ; 23-592 (D2), CURTIUS RUFUS, QUINTUS 7-653c ; 11·95d. Curtmantle (nickname) : see Henry II. of England. Curtodon 17-783d. Curtodontidae 17·783d. Curtoll (music) : see Dolcian, Curtonotus 8·128a. Curtsey (diet.) 7·327c. Curu, riv., Braz. 4·440 (I2), Curuas 6·705a. Curuba 20·887d. Curubis, Tun. : see Kurba. Curuca, Braz. 4·440 (02). Curucui 27·299b. Curuguati, Parag, 2•462 (E1), CURULE 7•653c ; 10·4 7 6a, - aedile 1·244c. - magistrates 17·313d. Curumahil, rlv., S.Am. 1•785 (map) ; 1·786a. Curumbenya, mts., N.S.W. 19· 5 3 8 (D-E3). Curupey 20·7 58b. Curupira, mts., S.Am. 4•440 (C1). Cururu, C.Am. 5·678d. Cururupu, Braz. 4·440 (H2), Curvature (geom.) 11•716b ; 26·121a ; 14·548b ; curve 26·1 1 9d ; continuous mani· fold 11·727 d; double 7·664a; radius of 11·7 20d, 14•548b ; railways 22·836b. Curve, Tenn. 26·620 (B2). CURVE 7•653d ; cubic : see Cubic curve ; diameter 8· 158a ; ditlerentlal geometry 11·720b ; order 7•653a, 20· 17 5c ; quadrature 14•544a ; rectification 14·551b : sta­ tionary 27·916b, 27•919a ; varied 27•91 6a. Curved fire 3•274b. Curvello, Braz. 18·502d. Curver, mt., Alps 26·242 (H3) ; 1-745c. CURVILINEAR (arch.) 7•664c; 2·15a. - angle 2·15a, - co-ordinates 14•547c. Curvometer 4•975c. CURWEN, HUGH 7·664c. -, JOHN 7-664c. -, John Spencer 7•664d. Curwensville, Pa. 21-106 (E4). Curycurari, riv., Braz. 4·440 (B2). Curyllis pusilla 15·286d. Curzola, Aus. 3·4 (E5) ; 7• 664d. CURZOLA (Koroula, Karkar), is!., Aus. 7·664d ; 3•4 (E5) ; battle ( 1 298) 22·9a t battlo ., (1299) 27·1006a ; J!inglish occupation ?·776a ; Greek settlements 14·326b ; jackal 7 ·7 7 2d ; prehistoric relics 7• 774a. Curzolarl, isis., Or. : see Echinades. Nathaniel Curzon, Alfred Holden, baron Scarsdale : see Scarsdale, A. Curzon. - (of Kedleston), GEORGE Nathaniel, baron 7·665a ; Central Asia travels 2•739b, - City, Pa. 21•106 (li!S).

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Cyanuricacid7·680a; 27•261b ; Cuyama, mts., Cal. 5·8 (D4). 14·884b. CUYAPO, P.Is. 7·677o ; 21·392 chloride 7·67 9c. (C3). 14·277c. oristatus : see Blue Cyanurus Cuyari, Braz. 4·440 (B1). 735d. - Co., :Mont.. 14·276 (G3). j ay of North America. , Cuy-cocha, lake, Ec. 8·913d. - (king of Wessex) 28·534d. - Co., Neb. 1g.324 (E3). 8·128c ; 25·1 1 l b ; Cyathaspis ·. Cuyes, riv., Ec. 8·911 (B3). · Cuthwulf 3 · 6 20a. - Co., Okla. 20·5 8 (B-C2). 16·720c. Cuyo; is!., P.Is. 21·392 (C5). - Co., S.Dak. 25·506 (B4) ; Cutia : see Agouti. 17·113c. ludensis· · -, isis., P.Is. 21·392 (C5). Cuticle 4·637a. 11·298c. Cyathaxonia 21·87c. CUYP, ALBERT 7·677d. Cutin : see Cuto-cellulose. - Park, Ill. 14·304 (D2). -, JACOB GERRITSZ 7·677c. Cyathea 27·235a. CUSTINE, ADAM PHILIPPE, Cutis : see Dermis. medullaris 27·235b. 4·413c. Minn. mts., Cuyuna, : see noxialis Cutiterebra comte de 7·668c. Cuyuni, riv., Brit.Gui. 12·675 Cyatheaceae 20·544c; 22·606c; Berne. Custis, G. \V. P. 28·350c. 22·612a. 12·677b. ; (C2) 7·671a. (diet.) Custody of Children Act ( 1 8 9 1 ) CUTLASS CUTLER, MANASSEH 7•671b. CUZA (Couza), ALEXANDER . Cyatbium · (bot.) g.892d ; g. 14·515b. 893b (figs.). John, prince of Roumania 7· CUSTOM Oaw) 7·668c ; 15· -, Timothy g. a b. Cyathocrinoidea 8·878d. 678c ; 23·838c. 574a ; Anglo-Saxon law 2• Cutler, Fla. 10·540 (F6). 25· 1 1 0d ; 5·311b. Cyathocrinus see : C.Am. dist., Cuzcatan, (C5). 14·304 Ill. -, 36a ; common lands 6·781c ; Cyathocystidae 8·879b. Salvador, republic. -, Ind. 14·422 (E4). copyhold tenancy 7·116d. • Cuzcatlan (ruins), Salv. 5·679o. Cyathodes 26·440b. - (philosophy) 1·281c ; Hume -, Me. 17·434 (E4). Cyatholith 10·467a. Cuzco, Ind. 14·422 (D8). Cutler (d iet.) 7·672b. and Locke 16·851c. hyllidae 2·104a ; 2· Customary Court : see Court Cutleria 1·590b; 1·591b (figs.); CUZCO, Peru 7·678d ; 1·785 Cy (map) ; 21·264 (C4) ; 1·815b. 1·595a ; 1·597b. Customary. 2· 2·104a ; Cyathophyllum 21·264 ; 7·679b Peru dept., -, 21·729d. multifida 7• CUSTOMARY FREEHOLD 104d ; 25·110d ; 8·127d. (A5 & D4). Cutleriaceae 1·589d ; 1·590c. 669a ; 7·980b. -, mt., Bol. 4•167 (B3) ; 4· Cyathozooid 27·391b. Cutlers' cement 5·659a. - heir : see Heir. Cyathus (measure) 28·485c ; 168b. 24·823d ; - Company 27· - law (eccles.) 2·199o. 28·485d. -, riv., Braz. : see Ucayali. 130d. - stone 25·958c. Cvrstnica, mt., Aus. 3·4 (E5) ; CYAXARES 7·680d ; 18·21a. CUSTOM-HOUSE 7·669a ; 17• - greenstone _13·653a. CYBELE 7·681a : see also Great 4·279d. , CUTLERY 7·671c. · 578a. Mother of the Gods. Cwellyn, Llyn, lake, Wales 5· Custom of London 2·229b. Cut line fia..'< (di t.) 16·725d. Cybina, riv., Ger. 22·1 7 1d. 360d. Customs and Excise' Board of Cutlips, W.Va. 28·560 (C3). Gr. : Cwm, Roman camp, Wales 22• Cybister 6·667b (fig.). monastery, Cutlumus, -223b. - roeselii 13·430a. 809d. see Kutlumush. - and Inland Revenue Acts : Cybistra, Asia M. : see Hera· 1· Cutmeat Creek, riv,, S.Dak. Cwm (nomenclature) 6·751o. adulteration 1·226o, clea. Cwmaman, Wales 1·45c. 2:l3b ; bonded warehouses 25·506 (D·E4). 4·200b ; false declarations Cuto-cellulose S·606c ; 5·608d. Cwmavon, Wales g.423 (V. Cybinm guttatum : see Seir. Franceschetto 24·757a. Cybo, 1·43b. ; ) 4 D (c7). 17·54 i.a. 21·173a ; methylated spirit Cutoff, 1·526b ; navigation regula· Cutri, Giovanni Leonardo da Cwm-bach llechrhyd, Wales g. Cybulski, Napol(lon 27·937b. 21·928d. W. , E3). (V. 428 6·103a. tions 1g·298b ; probate 22• Cwm bychan, val., Wales 12· Cycadaceae 21·737c. 404b ; smu(l"glin'!' 25·280d ; Cutshin, Ky. 15·740 (E3). 12·7 54-c, d; anatomy CycadaleR 955a. 15·873d. splice Cut succession duty 26·6a. 12·7 56d ; geological b istory CUSTOMS DUTIES 7·669a ; Cuttaburra Creek, riv., Queens. Cwmdare, Wales 1·45c. ; Jurassic 15·570c ; 21·778b 23·231c. Wales Cwmdauddwr, 1g.5:l8 N.S.W. and (C1). ad valorem duties 1·234c ; leaf 16·323a ; Mesozoic 20· -, dist., Wales 22·809a. Anglo-French a,zyeement Cuttaca (math.) 1·617a. 544d ; reproduction 12·7 56a. ( l 860)9·&69b ; bonded ware- CUTTACK, India 7·672d ; 14· · cwmglas, val., Wales 25·295d. .Cwmgors, Wales g·428 (V. D4). Cycadeae 12·755a. 382 (L9). houses 4·200a ; Btitish col· Cycadella 20·546b. onies 4·613b ; corn duties 7· - rlist ' India 7·673a '• 14· Cwmgynen, Salop 7•112d. Cwm Hir, Wales : see Abbey Cycadeoidea gigantea 20·546b 1 7 7 d ; development g.459d S 41d (fig.). Cwmhir. Cutter, (C4). 1g·520 N.Mex. foll.; drawback8·55ld; Glad(boat) : see Sloop, Cwm-Llinau, Wales g.428 (V. Cycadeostrobus 20·548d. stone's modifications ( 18 5 3 ) Cutter Cycadinocarpus 20·538b (fig.). D2). g.565c, ( 1 859-1865) g.569b ; Smack. France 10·793d. 10·918c, 10· - (brick) : see Rubber (brick). Cwmllynffell, Wales g . 42 3 (V. Cycadites 20·545b ; 27·259d. see PteridoCycadofilices : D4). 912c ; Greece 10·348b ; Peel 's · Cutters (quarrying) 15•491b. spermeae. Cwm·Morgan, Wales g.423 (V. reforms 9·560b; Roman 10· Cutter yacht 23·341a. . Cycadophyta 12·754b ; geo­ C4). 349c ; sight, bill of 3·933a ; Cut, The, riv., Berks. 16•942 logical age 5·311c ; Mesozoic Cwm-paro, Wales g.428 (V. (B3). store, bill of 3·933 b ; tonPalaeozoic 20· 20·548a ; D4) ; 23·270c. nage and poundage 27·1 l b ; · Cutthroat (zool.) 28·440a. 538d. Cwmpenar, Wales 18·937b. victualling 3·933b ; Cutting, Ga. 11·752 (D4). bill Westminster, Statute of g. Cutting (horticulture) 13·7 42d; Cwm y Han, val., Wales 25· · Cyca,dopteris 20·543b. Cycadospadix milleryensis 20· 295d. 13· 75 7 a (figs.). 494c. 538d. 'Cwn Annwn : see D ogs Of hell. - (railway) 22·835a. - parliament (Ger.) 11·873c. Cycadoxyle>;te 20·536a. - Union (Ger.) : see Zoll· - machine. (mintiugi 18•561b. Cwn Ystwyth, Wales 5•320a. Cycadoxylon 20·536a. verein. Cuttingsville, Vt. 19-490 (B5). · cwt. (abbrev..) 1·29d. : Cyamelide 7·679o ; 14·884b ; Cycas 12·7 54d (fig.) ; 12•7 56a ; - Union (S.Af.) 3·506a ; 3• Cuttle.-bone : see Sepia-bone. 13·4 7 3d ; fertilization 21· 27·261 b. CUTTLE-FISH 5· 7·673c ; 605c. 7 7 0a. 700c ; anatomy 5·697a foll.; Cyamidae : see Whale-louse. Custos (title) 1·23d. Micholitzii 12·755d. 16·123a. Cyamium . ; 3b 7 1 · 5 food . reproduc· - (slave) : see Peda�O!!'UB. Cyclades, dept., Gr. 12·428d. Cyanacetic acid 17·496a. tion 23·120a. CUSTOS ROTULORUM7·669b. 5·188b. ; 7·679b isis., Gr. 7·681b ; CYCLADES, CYANAMIDE GOWRAM, OF CUTTS JOHN CUSTOZZA, It. 7·669b ; 15·4 12·424 (F3-G4) ; 14·730d. CYANATES 7·679c. Cutts, baron 7·675d. (C2). Cycladidae 16·123b. Cyancall)phor 26·651b. CUSTRIN ( Kiistrin), Ger. 7• Cuttunea 20· 7 2 5c. N 7·681c ; 22·34 1 d ; CY 669c ; 11·808 (E2) ; siege Cuttyhtmk, is!., Mass. 17·852 Cyane, riv., Sic. 26·301d. 6 (E·F4) ; 12·265b ; 17·787d. Cyanea 24·525b. 1 (17 58) 24·7 1 8e. · cutt.y-stool 25·967c. ·cyaneae, Asia M. 17·152a. - europaeum : see Sow-bread. Custnmarii (diet.) 28·82c. Cyanean rocks : see Symple- - poppy 22·9 1 d ; 13·769d. Cusulima, riv., Ec. 8·911 (C3) ; Cutty 'Vren 21·82d. Cyc!anorbis 27·71b ; 23·173c. gades. . Cutuchi, riv., Ee. 16·239a. 1· 7 SSe. Cyanecula : see Blue throat. Cyclanthaceae 21·781d. Katwa. see : India Cutwa, Cu�us : sec Cuscus. ·- JeuCQcyana, suecica 10·435c. Cyclas 16·123b ; 16·119b (fig.) ; Cut-water : see Skimmer. Cut (math.) 1g·8c!9c. 16·113a ; 16·121b ; develop. Cut-weed 24·525a. Cyaneidae 15·720d. (diet.) kelp - ( measure) : see Lea. ment 16·227 d ; genital or­ Cutanda, battle ( 1 130) 25,544o. Cut worm 7·262b ; 26·1038a. Cyanhydrins 1·531d. ,CYANIC ACID 7·679o ; 14· gans 16·120d ; otocysts 16· Cut and cover method 22·856c. Cuvee (diet.) 28·724a. 884b ; 27·26lb. . 119c. Cutaneous glanders: see Far y. Cuvette (diet.) 10·598b, 7·682a ; chrono· - nerve, middle- 1g·398b. LEO· CYANIDE 7·680a ; 22·529a ; CYCLE GEORGES CUVIER, 22·531a ; organic : see Nit· logy 5·679d ; commerce 17• pold Chretien Frederic Dago · Cntato, riv., Port..,V.Af. ( Ben· riles. bert, see Solar cycle. ; sun ; 73lc ; 7·676b baron 28· guella) 6·923 (B6). 1028a ; 18·864a ; archetype - process 12·199a. - engine 11·499h. -, riv., Port.W.Af. (Loanda) theory 14-1 7 d ; axolotl 3· ·cyanidines 27·26lb. -, motor see Motor cycle. 6·923 ( A 5 ). 6Rd ; evolution theory 10· Cyanine 8·746b ; 8·754d. - of Indiction : see Indiction. Cut Bank, Mont. 14·276 (Cl). 32c ; fishes 14-246a ; geo- CYANITE 7·680a ; 1g·5 1 a ; 22· -, racing 7·685a. - Bank Creek, riv., lllont. 14· spectra · Cyclestheria g.657a. 22·696a ; 695c ; logy 11 ·643b, 11·646a ; mol276 (C1). scopy 25·6Z2a. Cyclestheriidae g.657a. lueca 18·669d ; race division - Bank Creek, riv., N.Dak. 2·113d ; zoological classifl· - mica-schist 13 · 7 1 1 b . Cyc!iae 14·248c. 19·780 (C1). 22·691c. Cyanmethine 20·314c, 27·1048a, cation (diet.) 10·560a. Cyclic CUTCH (Kach), state, India 7 · Cyanochalcite 6 · 3 20b . 669c ; 14·376. (C-DS ) ; geo· 23·1 3 8d. Cyclical group (math.) 12·627a. 15·298a. Cyanocitta 2·960 W.Aus. cape, envier, compounds 6·51c. Cyclic logy 4·187a, 15·569a. · Cyanocorax 15·298a. (A4). - planes 6·897a. - (GULF OF), India 7·670d ; CYANOGEN 7·680c ; 6·69c ; - system 8·759c. , i s! ., N.Z. 1g·624 (E2). 14·376 (C8). - (RUNN OF), moras.�. India Cuvier, duct of 27·970d. flame 10·472c ; in photo· Cyc!ide : see Anallagmatic sur· face. sphere 7·670d ; 14·376 (C8·D7). 26·88a ; pharma· Cnvierina 11·521d. cology 21·352b. CUVILLES, FRANCOIS DE 7· Cutch (gold beating) 12·202b. Cyclina 16·123d. - chloride 7·679o. 7•682d ; 18·940b ; 67 7a. CY see Mangrove - (tanning) : · Cyanol : see Aniline. b. 2 . Cuvio, It. 26·242 (F5). and Catechu. see Cuvo, riv., Port. W.Af. 6·1123 · Cyanometer 18·279b ; 24•238d. Cyclists' Association Cutch-Gandava, India. : InterCyanophyceae 1·585d; 1·593d; (A5 ) ; 2·39d. national 7·685a. Kach-Gandava. cell structnr!l 21·772a ; cy- - Touring Club 7·684d. C UXHAVEN (Kuxhaven), Cler. Cutchi : see Kachchi. tology 21· 7 72a ; habitat 1· - Union, National 7·685a. 7·67 7 b ; 11 ·8 0 8 (B2). Cutchogue, N.Y. 25·514b. 7·7 1 1c ; Cyclitis 10·97 c. nucleus 596c ; Cutcombe, Som. g. 430 (VI. Cuxton, Kent 16·942 (F3). Palaeozoic 20·525a ; phylo- Cyclobranchiata 11·508o. Cuya : see Culla. F1). genetic affinities 21·728c. Cutestornell', dist., H reford. ' CUYABA (Guiaba) Braz. 7• Cyc!obutane 22·30c. l Cyanopica 3·975b. 24· 1021d. 677b ; 4·440 (E5J. Cyclocarpineae 16·585a. Cutfish Creek, riv,. Wis. 28· -, riv., Braz. : see Sao Lour· - cook! 7·610a : see also Blue Cyclochaeta 14·561c. 740 ( D 5 ). magpie. enco. 10· 10·630d ; Cycloclypeus 632c (fig.) ; 10·633d. Cutha, Babylonia : see Kutba. Cuyag-uateje, riv., Cuba 7· Cyanopsittacus 17·196c. Cyanosine 8·7 46b. Cycloconium oleaginum 15•9o. 596b, see 8ama.ritans. Cuthaeans CUTHBERT, ST 7•1l71a ; 3· Cuyaho ga , riv., 0. 20·26 (G2) ; Cyanosis 23·189c. Cyc!ocrinus 20·525b. Cyanosite : see Chalcanthite. 816a ; 8·707c. Cycloderma 23·1 7 3c. 20·26a. Cyanospiza ciris : see Non Cyclodus 23·155d. - St. Book. of : see Lindis- - beds (geol.) 27�627a. pareil. . fafne Gospels. 0. 20·26 (G2). � Co - gigas 23·154d. Cyclo·hepta�iene 22·32d. Guthbert, Ga. U·752 · (B4) ; - Fa s, 0. 20·26 (02); 20·26a. · .,.-. cyanea : see Indigo-bird. · Cyanphenine 1·855b. U•755a.. Cyclo-heptane 22·32d. - sha.le (geol.) 27· 63 0d. Ouster Co., Colo. 6·722 (E3), - Co., Ida. 14·276 (B·C3) ;

Cuthbertson, John 22·291d. Cuthona 11·523a. Cuthred (king of Kent) 15·

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CYLINDER

(figu re ) 7·689d ; 11 · 7 1 �c ; Arch i e des 2· 3 6 8 d ; bursting strength 9·

m

156c, 25·1!l22d ; electric cap· ac.ity 9·2Hc ; E uclid 11· 688a ; mensuration 18·138c ; Serenus 24·66:ld. - ( optic;, ) : see Tel esc ope . - (weaving machinery) 28· U4b. - diaphragm 18·!02b. - esca peme n t : see H oriz ontal escapernent. - printing : see Roller printing. Cylinder-sea1 11-562d. Cylinder ventil 27-87 5c. Cylindrella 11·52Gc. Cy!indrellidae 11·526c. Cylindrobulla 11·5 2 1 d. Cylindrocapsa 1- .j 88 d .

Cylindrocapsaceae 1·588c. Cy l indrographe 21·505d.

Cylindroid 7·690a ; 11 ·7 2 2 a ; 17- 9 li 5 d . Cylindrornitra 11·51 6d. Cylindrostominae 21· 7 1 1 c ; 21·

7 1 1 d. Cylindro,tomurn 27-2!0c. Cyllene, Gr. 12-42! (C3) ; 12· 4 4 0 (C�) : 7· 6 9 0 a. CYLLENE ( Z i ria ) , mL, Gr. 7· 690a ; 12·4�4 (D3) ; 12·440 (D3) ; 12·426d. Cyllenius, Sinus, Gr. 12·440 (C2). Cyllin 8-787d. C y lo d us : see Tiliq ua . Cylon ( A thenian) 1-524a ; 12· 455b ; 11·H4c ; 9·69!a. - (Greek philosopher) 22· 6 U 9a. Cylon, Wis. 28·7 40 (A3). CYMA ( d i et . ) 7·690a. - recta 18-932c. - reversa 18·9�2c. C}·matium 20· 17 8c ; 7·173d ; 12·7 Hd ; 18·933c (fig.) : see also Cy rna rec ta . Cymatolite 25· 7 l ld. C}·ntatophoridae 16·4 7 3 d. Cvmatosaurus 27·25 9 d. c:)·rnba 11·5 1 7 a.

Cymbal om : see Cimbalom.

CYMBALS 7·690b ; 8·598d.

fr:�'g,�l��� !�1Jti1-126c. Ci-m boline

(British

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peare)

781d ; 18-792c. Cym bidiinae 20·17 2c. Cymbidium 20·1720.

24·

maculatum :

see

Spanish mackerel of America. Cymbulia 11·521d. Cymbuliidae 11·52ld. Cymbuliopsis 11·521d. Cymdeithas y Cymmrodorion : see Cymmrodorion Society. - y C ym re ig yd dion 5·619c. Cyme, Asia 1\l. 17·157c ; 19· 887b ; 21·542c. -, Gr. 12·440 (F2). -, It. : su Cumae. Cyme (bot.) 10·557b ; 10·558d. Cymene 1·532d ; 6·54a ; 26· 905a ; caraway seeds 5·303c ; oil of cum in 7·628c ; oil of lemons 16·415a. - aldehyde 5·303c. Cyrnindis 15·839c. Cymmer Abbey, ruin, Wales

Cynosurus : see Dog's-tail.

- cristatus : see Crested dog's tail . Cynric ( of Wessex) 28·534b. Cynthia (myth.) � see Athena

CUST-CYST

doctrine 9·872a ; Fell's edi· tion 10·240d ; preaching 22· 263c ; pilgr im age to shrine

CYRENAICS 7·703d ; anarchism

9·812a. :

25·301b ; hedon• ism 13· 197d. 21·6U6d ; vestments 27· CYRENE (Ain Shabat,Grenna), 105 7a. N.Af. 7·704b ; 23·64.8 (E'3 ) ; Cynthia. Cyprian Lays : see Cypria. 1·320d ( F l ); athletes2·846c ; Cynthia, l\liss. 18·600 (B3). coinage 19·892e ; monarchy Cyprian us (of G aul) 15·613e. Cynthia (zoo!.) 27·389a ; 27· Cypria ophthalmica 16·89a. 12·444c ; pottery 5·7 1 7 a 389b (fig.). Cypricardia 16·1 2.3a. Ptolem aic conquest 22·1116erle:r, Sir Roger Coverley. Corerle!l p e r 9·633c. DECOY 7-!J L >c. - duck 7-0 1; ic ; 22·219b. " Deroy " (destroyer) 24 · 1 6 a . Decrre (eccles. ) 8·30-!a ; 8·

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DECREE (law) 7- 9 1 5 d ; Ro­ man Jaw 23·564b ; 23·569d. - ni3d ; DEISM ButJep's Analogy 4·883b ; Burne 13·878d ; miracle• 18· 5 7 1 c ; naturalism 19·27 4c ; thel•m 26· 744b. Dcisri ( Deba) 16·5:l2d. Deiesmann, G. A. 9·7 02b. DEISTER, mts., Ger. 7 · 9 3 7 d ; 11·808 (B2) ; geology 11·

Dejll8sieu, Christophe : see Jus· sieu, Uhristophe de. Dek, is!., Ah y. 2'7·:!47c. Dcka, Jebel, Sud. 26·1 4c. De Kaap, val., Trans. 19 ·2 6 l d; 27· 1 9 0c. DekabriotB 23·903c ; 22·668c ; 19 · 6 ;i :l b . Dekak (of Damascus) 7·528b ; 24· G 0 9d.

DE KALB, III. 7·938a ; 14·

304 (D2). - , I n d . 1 4 · 4 2 2 (G2). -, Miss. 18·600 ( D3). -, Mo. 18·608 ( B 2 ). -, •rex. 26· 69 0 (N2). Dekalb Co., A la. 1·460 ( D 1 ). - Co., Ga. 11 · 7 52 ( B 2 ) ; 11· 7 5 2a. - Co., Ill. 14·304 ( D 2 ). - Co. , Ind. 14·422 ( G 2 ) . - Co., Mo. 18·608 (B2). - Co., 'T enn. 26·620 (F2). De Kalb Junction, N.Y. 19· 596 ( E l ) . - Kalk, S.Af . 2·845d. D e Kay, Helena : see G ilder, H ele na . Deken, Agatha 8 · 7 2 6a.

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540

( E2) .

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(D3).

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7· 9 43c ; 27 ·493a. Delaney, Ark. 2·552 ( B 2 ) . De L ank, riv., Corn. 9·430 (VI. C2). Delanneau, Capt. 19·676d.

Delano, Cal. 5 · 8 ( D 4 ) . - , Minn. 1 8 · 5 5 0 ( D 5 ) . - , P a . 21·106 ( K 4 ) .

DELANY,MARY GRANVILLE 7·943d.

-, Patrick B. 26·519b. Delap Cove, Can. 19 • 8 3 1 ( B2 l . Delaplaine, Ark. 2 · 5 5 2 ( E l ) . Delaplanche, E ngene 24·508b. De Ia Pole, family of : see Pol e, de Ia.

DE LA REY, JACOBUS HER· cules 7·944a ; 25·480d ; 27· 204c.

DE LA RIVE, Arthur 7·944b.

AUGUSTE

- La Rive, Lucien 7·944c ; 9· 205a. Delaroche, F. 13·140b. -, HIPPOLYTE (Paul) 7· 944c ; 18·467a. DELARUE, GERVAIS 7 · 9 4 5b, D e Ia Rue, Thomas 7·945b.

Dekina, Nig. 19·678 (C4). Dehilbat Hill : battle ( 1 885) Dekka, tribe 1 · 1 7 4b . 9· 1 2 5b . D E K K E R, E D WA R D DehiscPnt (diet.) 11·25 5a. Douwes 7·938b ; 1 · 9 1 8c . DE LA RUE, WARREN 7· Dehitella 14· 1 5 l d. -, JEREMIAS DE 7 · 938 d ; 8· 945b . Dehkans, tribe : see D e hwars. D l ) ; 7·70b ; 5·36 1 b ; 28• 725b. Delasone ( anatomi•t ) 1·933d. Deh· Kharegan, dist., Pers. 3· 262a. -, THOMAS 7 · 93 9 a ; 9·625a. DELATOR 7·945d. 8 1 a . De Gar mend.ia, B. S. 26·630c ; Dekle, Ga. 1 1 · 7 5 2 ( D 3 ). Delattre, R. P. 5·427d. Dell Kohn eh, Pers. 10·190b. 22·7 83a. De Koningk, Philipp : see Delatyn, Aus. 3· 4 ( I 2 ) . Dehli, India : see De l h i. DEGAS, HILAIRE GERMAIN Koninck, Philip de. Delaunay, Charles Eugene 16· Dehmel, Richard 11·799b. Edgard 7·93lb ; 14· 3 H c. Koven, Reginald 19·83a. 5 1 0c ; 15·664a ; 18·8 05d. Dehn, see Foss, FrithIsrael : -· Port. 25·530 ( 3 3 ) ; De e Dekoven, Ky. 15· 7 4 0 (A 3). -, ELIE 7·946b ; 20 · 5 0 3c . jof. - i D e I a Baume, Pierre (bp.) : -, LOUIS ARSENE 7·946b. -, S iegfried Wilhel'Il 23·809c. Degeberga, Swed. 26· 1 9 0 (C4). see Peter (bp. of Geneva). -, J\I. J. C. de Staal : see Dehodiamont, �Io. 18·608 (G2). De Geer, C. 9·6.J5c. DE LA BECHE, SIR HENRY Staal, baronne de. De Hooch, Pieter : see Hooch, DE GEER, LOUIS GERHARD, Thomas 7-940b ; 11·644d. Delaval, 8ir Ralp h 3·562c ; 16· Pieter de. baron 7· 9 3 l d. - Ia Boe : see Sylvius, l!'ran­ 8 1 b. DEHRA, India 7- 9 :l 2 b ; 14· - Gelder, Aart 20· !8lc. 534c. D elavan, Ill. 14·304 (C3), ciscus. 3 7 6 (H4 ) ; 26·92:ld ; obser­ Degen, Carl Ferdinand 26· Delahole quarries, Corn. 7· -, Minn. 18·550 (C-D 7 ). sa n d s to ne 2 8 · 4 3 7 b . vatory 1 9 ·96 0 c. 3:Hd ; 26· 336 a. I S l a ; 23·433c. -, Wis. 28·740 ( E6 ) . - DUN, dist., India 7·932c ; Deist, Letter t o a ( Sti ll ing-. E. 21· 5 1 8a. -, lake, Wis. 28·7 4 0 ( E 6 ) . DELABORDE, HENRI FRAN­ fleet) 7·933d. 14·376 (G-H-l) ; ea r t h q u a k e D egeneration (bioi . ) 28· 1·0 3 2b ; cois, count 7· 9 4 la. De Ia Vega, G arcilaso : see Deists, English : see Deism. 8·8 1 8c ; langnao;e 20· 4 5 3b . 2· 2 9 7a. Delacommune, A . 6·9 1 7 d. Vega. Deistvuyushta Armia 4 · 7 7 8c. Dehram, Pers. 10·1 il0a. Degeneration ( Nordau) 19· Delacour (pseud. ) : see L art­ DELAVIGNE, JEAN FRAN• Deisnl : see \Viddershins. Dehri, India 14·:l 7 G (K·L7 ) ; 739d. tigue, Alfred Charlemagne. Deiters' cells 8 · 7 93c. �ois Casimir 7 · 9 4 6c ; 11• 25-399d. Degeorge, Charles Jean �Iarie D elacroix, Charles 7· 9 4 l a. - nncleu-; 19·396h ; 19·49a. 14lb. - Shahan, India 14·398a. 24·508b. VICTOR Deity 23·62d ; 26· 7 7 2 d ; agDelawanna, N.J. 19·502 (A2). -, FERDINAND Dehrud, Pers. 21· 1 8 8 ( B 3 ) ; Deger, Ernst 8 · 7 1 3 h . noRticism 1 · 3 7 9a ; anthropo­ Eugene 7·941a ; 14 · 3 45 b . Delaware, barons and earls : 10·190a. Degerando, !\Iarie Joseph : see morphism 2·1 20a ; atheism De Ia Croix, abbey, Staffs. 16· see Do Ia Warr. Deh wars, tribe 3·293d. Gerando, :\Iarie Joseph de. 2·82 7 c ; Oartesianism 8 · 85b , 3 7 0a . -, Thomas West, Lord 28· see mt., Java : Degerfore, Swed. ( Xorrbotten) Dehyang, 5 · 4 1 5 b ; Christ's conception Delafield, Ill. 14·304 (D5). 1 24d. Dyeng. 19·800 ( E 2 ) . 6·282c ; ()Iarke 6·446d ; Eu­ -, Wis. 28·740 ( E 5 ) ; 19·992b. Delaware, Ark. 2·552 (B2). -, Swed. ( Orebro) 26·190 (C2). Deh ydracetic acid 22·69!b ; hernerism 9·887a, 1 · 9 4 7 b ; D e Ia Flechiere, John William : -, Del. 18· 6 0 8 ( H 1 ). 1 · 1 3 6a. -, Swed. ( VeBterbotten) 19· Fichte 18·230d ; German see Fletcher. Dehydr.,.tion 6- :j 9 fi c. -, Ia. 14 · 7 3 2 ( F 2 ) . 800 ( D - E 2 ) . idealism 18·23 l a ; Greek - La Fosse, Charles : see La­ -, Ind. 14· 4 22 ( G 6 ) . Degerahelm, Switz. 26·2!2 Dehydromucie acid 11·358a. conceptions 6·284h ; Greek fosse, Charles de. -, Ky. 15·740 (A3). Dei, Nofl'o : see Notl'o De i . (G2). physicists 14·7 3 l c ; Hebrew Delafosse, Maurice 17·564b. -, N.J. 19·502 (B2). DEGGENDORF, G er. 7·932a ; Deia l\fazzuklit, mt., Turk. 1· religion 13 · 1 76d, 22·445h ; DE LA GARDIE, MAGNUS DELAWARE, O. 7 · 9 5 la ; 20• 482b. 11·808 ( D ! ) . Hege! 18·232a ; Leibnitz 16· Gabriel, count 7·94 l d ; 26· Deianeira (myth.) 1 3 · 3 46 b . 26 ( D -E i ) . Degh, riv., I ndi a 14·376 (F4) ; 3 8 9 h , 18·229a ; Locke 16· -, Okla. 20·58 (Fl). Deichmann, Carl 16·576b. 20!c ; 26·21 5 c . 25·2 b . 849b ; Logos 16·919c ; Lotze Delage, Marie Yves 9 · 3 1 6 c ; Deidameia (d. of A dr as tu s ) 5· -, bay, D el. 1 7 - 8 2 8 ( I 2 ) . Dcghi, Noffo : see Nolfo Dei. 17·25a, 18·233d ; Lucretius 669b. 23·116d ; on h ybri dism 14· -, bay, N.J. 19·502 ( B 5 ). Dcgland, J . V. Y. 20-:l lOd. 2 7 c ; on 17·109h ; metaphysical de­ -, mts., Tex. : see Guadalupe. ( d. of Aeacides) 9·699a. 14· Hydromedusae D c_glane (architect) 2 ·H l d . duction 18·228c ; naturalism 1 5 l a ; on Leptocephali 9·9c ; DELAWARE, riv., U . S. 7· Do Glehn compound loco- - ( d. of Lycom ed es) 19 - :l 7 8 a. 19· 19·274b ; Neoplatonisrn Deidesheim, Ger. 1 1 ·80 8 (II. on micromerism 22 · 4 7 8 b . 9 5 l c ; 19·502 ( A-B G ) ; 19· motive 22·8cl9b. 3 7 3b ; Neopythagoreanism DELAGOA BAY, inlet. Port. m9). 5 9 6 ( E 3 - 4 ) ; 17 · 8 2 8 (H2-l) ; Degli, val., Egy. 4·95! ( D3). (L5) Deificatio : see Adunatio. 1 9 ·3 7 8 c ; Origen 20· 2 7 2 lup;nes, L . 12·69ub ; 17· 5tH b. DP,; Plaine'. -, pt., Sum. 26· 7 1 ( A l ) . -, Grande Ansa du, bay, W . I .

11·357d

Diacetyl 15·762d ; 6-J·I b. Diachaea 19· ! 05d . Diachylon plaster

: see Plumb!,

em p l astrum . Diacira. Turk.A•. : see

H i t. DIACONICON B · 1 46b ; 3·978a D i acrii 21·59c ; 2- S S l b . Diacromyodi 3·969a ; 2 · 9 7 8a . Diact

;;picnle

(AZ). -, Petit,e Ansa 17- 8 0 2 (A" I.

' Diadem " (crui,0r) 24·9 0 8 c

Diadm 7· 5 1 5 d .

steering

ex-pe r i m e n t � 24·Hjfta. Oiad.-ma ( G reek head-dress) 7·234b. D i ad em at i d ae 8- 8 8 l b. Diadematus,

L.

Ca.ccilius

llfetRIIns : s" Metell us. Oiademma 8·88 1 b . Di ad e m oi da B · R S I b. Diadiaphorus 16- 7 9 l b .

Diad in, Arm. 9 · R 9 .1 a. DIADOCHI 8 · J.1 G b ; 13•454b

ca meo

;

rep rese ntati ons · 11·

566d ; Epigoni 9·689d. Diadora, Dalm. : see Zara. • D i ad u m e no H " (statue : Poly·

clitus) 12· 4 8 .1 c ; 2·8 40d. general) 18· 966d. Diafarabe, Fr. W.Af. 11•204 · ( E 3 ) ; 19·677a. C>i�onal, Ia. 14·732 (C4). )!AGONAL (diet.) 8· 1 4 6c. - axis : see Dyad axis. - barometer 3·4 1 8d. - bedding (geol. ) : see False bedding.

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du, bay, \V. I .

--, Rocher dn. rock, W . I . 17·

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Dlamlnes 1·857b ; aromatic 1·858a.. Dlaminoacetlo acid 1·514a. Dlaminoazobenzene: see Chrys­ oidine. Diaminobenzene : see Phenylene diamine. Dlaminobenzolo acid 6·53a. Diamlnocaproio acid 1 · 5 1 4a. D iaminodihydro · phenyl - acri dine 1 · 1 5 5o. Diaminodiphenyl : see Benzi· dine. Diaminogene 8·747b. Diaminophenazine 21·36�a. Dlamlnophenol hydrochloride: see Amidol. Diaminophenylacridine : see Chrysaniline. Diamlnopropionic acid 1·51 4a. Diaminovalerianic acid 1·514a. Diammine chromium thioeyanates 6·298c. Diammoninm hydrogen phosphate 1·862d. Diamond, Ala. 1·460 (Cl). -. Ill. 14·304 (D2). -, Ind. 14·422 (C5), -, La. 17·54 (d7). -, Mo. 18•608 (B4). -, Mont. 14·27 6 (D2), -, 0. 20·26 (H2), -, Pa. 21•106 (C2). -, Utah 27· 8 1 4 (B·C3). -, Wash. 28·354 (H3). -, bay, N. S . W . 26· 2 7 8 (D2), -, cape, Can. 22·7 27 b . - , fort, N . Y . : see Lafa ette. 13 • 8 [ (C2 ) ;

802 (A 2 ) ; 13·66Rh. DIAMANTE, FRA 8· ! 57b. -, JUAN BA UTISTA 8· 1 5 7c. Diamanta, I t. 15·4 ( 85 ). -, ult., S . A m . 1·9G3c. -, ri··., S.Am. 2··162 (C3) : 2· 4 6 1d. Diamant!, Palazzo de', FeiTara, 10 · 2 S 3b : 2 · 4 1 2 d. DIAMANTINA, Braz. 8 · 1 5 7 c ; 4·440 (H6). - riv., Austr. 2·960 (F5) ; 22· L 't 3 2 b . DIAMANTINO, Braz. 8·157 d ; 4· 4 4 0 ( D 5). -, riv., Braz. 8· 1 57d. D iamartur ia 12·505d. Diamastigosis: ser Flagellation. Diameter ( arc h . ) 8·158a. DIAMETER (math . ) 8· 1 5 7 d ; c.onic section 11·700a ; para­ bola 20·7 4 7 d ; sphere 25· 647b. - umbrae 27,2 7 l d. Diamidobenzene : see Phenylenediamene. Diamidogen : see Hydre.zine. Diamine cololll"ll : .ee Direct dyes.

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hill, Derby. 4·893b. is!., Bur. 14·382 ( P · Q 1 2 ) . lsi., India : see Hirakhuda. isis., Austr. 2·9 60 (I3). lake, Ind. 14·422 (F2). -, lake, Oreg. 20•242 (C4). -, mt., Oreg. 20·242 (C4) ; 20· 242c ; 5·444a. -, mts., Kor. 15•908c. -, mts., Nev. 5·8 (F2). - riv., India : see Santeh. DtAMOND 8 · 1 5 8 a ; artiflc1al 8•162c, 11•'569d, 11·215c ; A ustra lia 2·95:lc ; Borneo bort 4 • 2 7 6d ; 4 • 258b ; Brazil 4·457a, 18·502b ; British Guiana 12·67 9a; Cape Colony 5·233c, 12·606d ; carbonado 5·307b ; cement 14·872c ; cutting 1 6· ! 98a ; Darya·i-nur 4·359c; German S.W. Africa 11·801d, 11· 803d ; graphite 12·364d ; illicit buving, see I . D .B. ; India 14·393d, 4·7 97c ; Kimberley mines 15·799b, 8·160 (Plates) ; Orange Free State 15·125a, 20-153b ; Sancy, see Sa n cy diamond ; sand separation 20·239a ; topaz as im itatio n 27·48b ; Transvaal 27·190d ; wash­ ing 20· 2 4 J a ; zircon as imita­ tion 15 · 2 7 6 a.

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- (baseball) 3·459c. - (beacon) 4·807c.

" Diamond " (British cruiser) 24·909a. Diamond-backed terrapin 27· 69a. - back moth 16·469a ; 8· 8 9 6b. - beetle 28·467d. - bird 26·440b. - black 8· 7 5 0 d. Diamond Bl uff, Wis. 28• 7 4 0 (A4). - Butte, mt., Ariz. 2 • 544

Diamond Challenge Scnlls 23· 7 8 4c. - coal cutter 6·585d. - dr i ll 4· 2 53 b . Diamond Field, Nev. 5·8 (E3). 1 0· 5 4 8 a. Diamond Fork, riv., Utah 27· 8 1 4 c. Diamond fra.me 3,9 1 3d. - green 8- 75 0 c. Di•.mond Harbour, India 14· 3 7 6 (N8) ; 27··1 \.l ! d . - Hill, R.I. 23 · 2 4 9 (Cl ) ; 7· 6 2 7 b. - Hill : battle ( 1 900) 27 ·206c. Diamond knot 15 - 8 7 4d. - Match company 17·876d DIAMOND NECKLACE, AF· fair of the 8· 1 64 a . Diamond Pond, lake, N . H . 19·490 (E2) ; 19·4!ll b . - Hock, W. I. : see Diamant, Rocher du. Diamond Sculls : see Diamond Challenge Scu l ls . Diamond Springs, Ky. 15·740 (A3). Diamonds, Valley ot (Sind· bad's) 25·1 43d. Diamondville, Wyo. 28•874 (B4),.

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Dlamper Synod (1599) 6·619d; 16·796d·; 26·863d. Diamyl ether : Bee Succinic ether. DIANA 8 • l65a ; 23 • 5 7 9 d ; secular games 2 • 1 85d ; temple on A ventino 14·637b; temple in London 16·955c ; temple at Nemorensis Lacus 19·369c ; temple in Rome 23·580a ; Virbius 28·109d. See also Artemis. Diana, N.Y. 25·646d. -, W.Va. 28·560 (C3). -, bay, Can. 5 · 1 6 0 (P3). -, str., Jap. 15·156 (R-S3). Diana (Constable) 6·982a ; 24· 7 84b. Diana (Montemayor) 18·766c ; 20·896d ; Polo's continua­ tion ZZ•7c ; Shakespeare 24• 7 7 9c ; Sidney 25·45a. " Diana " (cruiser) 24·91 3b . Dianae, Pagns dist., It. 5·295o. .._ -, Via, road, .Lt. 5·295c, - Vlcus, It. 5·295d. DfANA M ONKEY 8 · 1 65b ; 22· 3 30c. - Nemorensis 8·165a ; 14· 637b ; Egerla 9·1 3a. - of Ephesus : see Artemis. Diana of the Crossways (Mere· dith) 18·161c. " Diana of Versailles " (statue) 12·489a ; 2·665c. Diana's bath (Halka-Bunar), fountain, Smyrna 25·282a. - Peak, mt., St Helena 24· 7b. Diancistron 25·724b. Diandreae 20·172a. DIANE DE FRANCE 8·165b. - DE POITffiRS 8·165c ; 10· 8 2 7 b ; Goujon's " Diana " 24· 495 (Pl. II.). Dianella 16·683b. D lant'ma 19·1 05d. Dianghirte, Fr. W. Af. 11·204 (D3). Diani, riv., W.Af. : see St. Paul ' s river. Dianilidoquinone dianil : see Azophenln. Dianisidine 8·7 4 7 d . Dianlum, S p . : see Denia. - ( Di ann i um ), is!., It. : see Glannutri. Dianium : .see Columbium. Diano, It. : see Teggiano. -, riv. , lt. 2·852e. - Marina, It. 23·387b. -, Val di, It. 14·634a ; 26• 505b. D ianth us : see Pink . - armeria: see D eptford Pink. - barbatu s · see Sweet W i l l · iam, - caesius : see Cheddar pink. - caryophyllus : see Clove pink. - chinensis : see Indian pink. - deltoides : see Maiden pink. harDIAPASON 8·165d ; 12·958d ; open 20 ·

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- Normal, Paris 21·662b. Dlapente 11·60Jd. D iaper (arch.) 17 ·8 45b ; arab· esque and moresque 2·253o ; Indian 14·4 29c. DIAPER (fabric) 8·1 66a ; 7· 785d. Diapering 14·316c. Diaph�neity 18·51 Oc. Diaphanometer 21·498d ; 24•

238d.

Diaphanosoma brachyurnm 16· 8 9 a . - modiglianii 9·657c. Diaphonc 1 6· 6 4 7d. Diaphonia ( Diaphony) : Bee O rganum . DiaphorapterYX 3 · 9 7 l d ; 3· 9 7 7 c ; 6·6d. DIAPHORETICS 8 · 1 66b ; oa· taiTh 5·504d ; laryngitis 16· 228b ; pilocarpine 15·105a. Diaphorite 11·94d. Dianhorophodon 10·629a ; 10• 63 2 d ; 23·248c. - m"bile 10·629d (fig.) ; 23• 248b (flg.). Diaph'lrti, mt., Gr. 12•424 (C3): see alRo Lycaeus. DIAPHRAGM 8•1 66c ; respira· tio n 23· 1 9 4a. " D iaphrag-ma " (shin) 24·86:lc. Diaph ragmatic glands 17·166c. D ia phragm process 1·684d. - puml) 14·107a. - she l l 1 · 8 69b. Diaphysis 6·962b.

Diapophysis 3·524b. Diapsophismus 6·480o.

DiapAida 23· 1 4 1 c. Diaptomidae 9·659b. Diaptomus 9·659b ; 1•754o ; germ-cells 7·7 1 9a. Diaptosanria 23•1 4 1 c. Diapur, Viet. 28•38 (.A2),

DEVI L-DIAZ see Marl Diara (of Melle) : Jatah. Dia Rapids, Bel.Cong. 6·91 5a. DlARBEKR (Diarbekir), Asia III. 8 · 1 6 7 b ; 2·565 (B3) ; Greek conquest 5·49a ; mosque 2·38la. -, vii., Asia III. 8•1 6 7 d ; 2·565 (B·C3). Diarbekri (Arabian scholar) 2• 275d. D iarch (diet.) 12·761c. - stele (diet.) 21·735d. Diari, G o.Cst. 12·203 (B2). Diarmait : see Dermot. Diarmid : see Dermot Mao· Murrough. Diar Mudar, dist., Mesop.: see Osroene. - Rebia, dist., Mesop. : II# Mygdonia. DIARRHOEA 8·1 6 7 d ; 6·263a; 14·513d ; remedies 24·1,7a. 15·823c, 16·320a, 6·1 361£. Diarrhytus, Tun. : see Bizerta. Diartema 11•516a. Diarthrosis (diet.) 15·483o. DIARY 6-1 68a. Diary (newspaper) 2.3·801d. Dias, .AntoniIt 20·379d. -, Antonio G. 4·452d. -, Balthazar 22•1 57d. -, Jos6 S. 22•162a. - (surname) : see also Dlas'. Diascopic 16·186b. Dias Creek, N .J. 19·502 (C5). Diasla 10·221b. Diaspora (of Jews) 8·315b : epistles addressed to 21• 295a, 15·145a; Hellenism 21• 4 09b ; missionary characte:r 22·456a ; Samaritans In 24:• llOc ; synagogue In 26•291o. Diaspora (zoo!.) 6·6 1 7 d (Pl. II. fig. 7 ) . DIASPORE 8·168d. Diaspron : see Diaper. Diastase 19·92 1 b ; 21·750d : in brewintt 4•509d, 4·513a : in digestiOn 19·923a ; in dyspepsia 8·787c ; in fungi 11·334d. Diastasis (diet.) 4·202b. Diastataxic (diet.) 10·228a. Diastole (diet.) 27·930c. DIASTYLE (diet.) 8•169a. Diastylidae 17·458d. Dias tylis 17·458c. Diatalawa, Cey. 14·382 (Il6). Diatessarvn (Tatian) 3·882c ; 26 · 3 1 2c. Diathermancy 13·153d : 18• 5 l l a. Diathermane (diet.) 18·96a. Diathermansie see Thermo­ erose. Diatioca sacchari : see Sugar· cane borer. DIATOMACEAE 8·169a ; affi nities 1·593d, 10•467d. 21·728c ; geological age 8• 1 7 1a, 20·542d ; in herbaria 13·335b ; motion 8·256a. Diatomaceous earths 8·1 7 1a. Diatomin 8·17 0a. Diatomite : see Kieselguhr. Diatom ooze 19·976c; 2·856b ; 20· 435c. Diatonic genus 19·73c. - scale 25·H8a ; 13·9d ; 19• 74b. Diatryma 3·970d ; 3·977e.. Dlaulic (diet.) 11·517d. DIAULOS 8·1 7 1b. Diavolezza, pass, SwitJl. 1• 745b. DlAVOLO, FRA 8·171b. Diavolo, mt., And.Is. 1·955o. -, mt., It. 1 · 7 47a. : see Val Morta,

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Diaya Pala : see Jaipa..l, raja of Lahore. Diaz ( surn ame ) : see also Dias. see Diaz - , B arth olom e w : de Novaes, Bartholomew. -, D iniz 8 · 1 7 2 d. -, D i oRo 17·27 60, -, Fr01lan 5-925d. -, Joiio 8· 1 7 2c. -, .Melchior 7·185b. -, NARCISSE VIRGILIO I• 1 7 1c. -, Paulo : see Diaz de Novaes. -, PORFIRIO 8·172a ; 18• 342a. - de Bivar Rodrigo : see Cid. - del Castillo, Bernal 25·584a. - DE NOVAE!�, BARTHOLO• men 8· 1 7 2c • 11·625b. - de Novaes, Paulo 2·40b. Diazine bla�k 8·746d.

Diazlnes 6·60a. Diazoacetamide 8·1 7 5a.

D iazoacetic ester 8•1 7 5 : 14• l lOd ; 26· 6 7 1 e. Diazoamines 3·82b ; 8·1 74d. Diazoaminobenzene 3·82b ; 8• 174d.

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Dibutades (of Sicyon) : see Butades (of Sicyon). see Puteoli. Dicaearchia, It. DICAEARCHUS (of Messene) 8·1 7 6c ; maps 17-634d. Dicaeidae : see Flower-peekers. Dicaeopolis, It. : see Segesta. Dicarvacrol 5·437a. Dicas (physicist) 14·164a ; 14· 165c. Dicast 12·504d : 3·279c. Dicastery 12·503d. Dice (fabric) 8·208d. DICE (gaming) 8·176c ; Anglo· Saxon 4·594b ; divination 8·333a ; law 11·44 7b ; prob· Scandi· ability 22·381a ; navian 24·290d. - ( myth.) : see Dike. - box 8·17 6d. 3· Dioellograptus 20·2 3 7 d ; 239c. - anoeps 20·236b. - complanatus 20·236b. Dicenta, Joaquin 25·586b. Dicentra 10·56 1d ; 13·769c. Diceras 16·123d. Diceratherium 21·171a. Dicerocardium 16·12�b. Dicerorhinus 21·17la. - sumatrensis : see Sumatran rhinoceros. Diceros 23·244d ; 21· 1 7 1b. see Woolly - antiquitatis : rhinoceros. - bicornis : see Black rhino• ceros. see Burchell's rhi· - simus noceros. DICETO, RALPH DE 8·1 7 7 d ; 13·282c. DICEY, ALBERT VENN 8• 1 7 8b. -, EDWARD 8·178a. Dichasial cyme (diet.) 5·439b. Dichasium 10·557b ; 10·559a. Dichathermic (diet.) 19·98-ib. Dichelaspis 26·906b. Dichelestiidae 9·660a. Dichlamydeae 2·13d. Dichlamydeous (diet.) 10·559c. Dichloracetamide 6·55b. Dichloracetone 6·398a. Dichloraceto • trichlorcrotonic acid 6·55a. iso-butyric Dichlorhydroxy acid 6·398a. Dichlorisoquinoline 22·7 59 d. Dichlormaleic acid 6·55b. Dichlormalonic acid 6·55b. Dichlormethyl· vinyl · a · dike · tone 6·55a. Dichobune 2·698a ; 27·498a. Dichobunidae 2·697 d. Dichobunoidea : see Anoplo· therina. Dichodon 2·698a. Dichogamy 22·2b. Dichogaster 5·796b. Dichograptidae 12·365d. Dichograptus octobrachiatus 12·366b (fig.). Dicholophidae : see Seriema. Dicholophus : see Seriema. Dichopsis 12·7 43b ; 12·7 44b. Dichopteris 20·543b. DICHOTOMY (diet.) 8·178b. -, law of 22·595a. Dichotriaene (diet.) 25·723d. Dichroic 7·588d. Dichroiscope see Dichroscope. Dichroite : see Iolite. Dichromates : see Bichromates, Dichromatism 1·7 7b. Dichroscope 7·589a. Dichrysarobin 2·320c. - methyl ether 2·320c. see Giittingeu Dichterbund : Dichterbund. Dichu (prince of Lecale) 8· 460a. Di·chu, rlv., India : see Jal· dhaka. Dichu, riv., Tib. 2·736c. Dichull see Dicuil. Dick, James 3·314d. -, ROBERT 8·17 8c. -, THOMAS 8·17 8d. - (vet. surg.) 28·4b. Dickel, F. 3·628b. Dicken, Col. W. P. 4·848b. DICKENS, CHARLES J. H. 8· 1 7 8 d ; 9·640b ; on Broad· stairs 4·620c : Daudet com• Forst ; 6 · 5 2d. : see Cacoworth, hart. (b. 1 8 1 0 ) 8· 2 7 lc. - arsine ch lori -, Sir Charles Wentworth, dylchloride. 84 3-1 9 1 1 ) 8·27 ld ; - benzene see Xylene. f::ls5�. - carbonate 5·308d. -, Ethel 6·508b. - coninium iodide 6·942b.

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iJRb (fig.). 11·166c. 1 1 1b ; .John Knox 15-880d. Diseases of Animals Act (1894) DinlPnrula 8·874a. Dipnoa : SeP Batrachia. Directory! of Public Wor.•hip 6· -, Rook of, II. 24·460d. Diplidium 1·410d ; 7·523c ; ( 1 8 96) 1· cranium : see Dipnoans (Dipnoi) : see Di7 79a ; 24·462h ; 22·286b ; on Diseioline, ecclesiastical 6· :llelon-secd Tapeworm. pnensti. festivals 10-223·935 (B2 ) ; 25•936a. Djursho!m, Stockholm 25· 936a. D.L. : see Deputy-Lieutenant. Dlightho Feine : see Brehon laws. D.Lit. (abbrev.) 1·29a ; hoods 27· 7 7 9 a. Dlo, l\Iiss. 18·600 (C3). DLUGOSZ, JAN 8·348b. Dmitri : Demetrius.

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Dobbin, James C. 21·590c. Dobbin, W.Va. 28•560 (D2). Dobbo, Ma!.Arch. 17•4.66 (04); 2·705c. Dobbo (dwelling) 20•743a. Dobbs, Arthlll' 19·776b ; 14• 750c.

-, Jeremiah 8-350a.

Dobbs, Ala.. 1·,l60 (B2). DOBBS FERRY (Greenburgh) N.Y. 8·349d ; 19· 5 9 6 (C5). - Linn, waterfall, Scot. 8· 663c. Dobby (machine) 28·447a. Dob Cross, Yorks. 28·933 (A2). Dobelbad, Aus. : see Tobelbad. Dobell, Bertram 27·155b ; 26• 87 4a. -, SYDNEY THOMPSON 8• 350a. DOBELN, Ger. 8·350o ; 11• 808 (D3). Doben, Ger. 12·603a. DOBERAN, Ger. 8·350d ; 11• 808 (C·Dl). JOHANN DOBEREINER, Wolfgang 8·350d ; 26·68d ; atomic weights 9•257 c ; lamp 17·876b. Dobey Town, Neb. 15·707b. Dobhrain, mt., Scot. 24- 4 1 2 (El). Dobie : see Adobe. Dobler, Lud"·ig 6·945c. Doblon (coin) : Medio condor. Dobneck, Johann : see Coch· laeus, Johann. Dob6, Stephen 9·12d. Dobratsch, mt., Aus. 5·336d ;

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Doboj, Aus.liung. 3·4 (E4) ; 4·282b : 4·280c. Dobra, Serv. 24·686 (Cl), -, riv., Hung. 7 · 4 7 2c. Dobran, Aus. S-4 (C2). Dobravoda, Montcn. 18·767

(B3·2). DMITRIEV, IVAN IVANOVICH Dobree, Bonamy 3·341c. 8 · 3 4 8 d. Dmitriev, Russ., 23·872 (D· -, PETER PAUL 8·351a. DOBRENTEI, GABOR 8·3 5 1 b ; E5) ; 15·953d. 13·927a. Dmitrievsk, Huss. : Kamy­ Do brest, Hung. 3·4 (H3). shin. Dobri, Vadu, Hung. : Vadu· Dmitrov, Russ. 23·872 (E4). Dobri. DmitroY."k, Russ. 23 • 8 7 2 Dobrilovina, Monten. 18·767 (D·Eli) ; 20 · 25la. (Bl). Dmitry : Demetrius. D ' mutha (deity) 17·555c ; 17· Dobrilugk, Ger. 11·808 (D3). Dobrinye, Serv. 27·829c. 557c. Dnieper, bay, S.Russ. 23·874 Dobris, Aus. 3·4 (C2). DOBRITCH (Hajiolupazarjik), ( I . C-D3). DNIEPER, riv., Ruse. 8· 3 49a ; Bulg. 8• 35 l b ; 4·7 7 3 (C2). bo­ 23·872 (06) ; 23·87 4 (I. D 3 ) ; -, region, Rum. : nrudja. 23·880d ; anc. Borysthenes 23·648 (F 2 ) : geology 23· DOBRIZHOFFER, MARTIN 8· 8 7 1 b ; Kremenchug bridge 35lb. 15·92 5 c ; length and basin DOBROWSKY, JOSEPH 8· area 9·909c. 3 5 l c ; 4·134c ; 7·723d. Dnieper-Bug canal, Russ. 8· DOBRUDJA (Dobrogea) re­ 349b ; 21·930b. gion, Rum. 8·3·5 1 d ; 23·826 Dniester, bay, S.Russ. 23·874 (D2) ; 23·826b ; geology (I. C3-4). 27·259c ; railway 3·227d ; DNIESTER, riv., RusA. 8·349b ; San Stefano treaty 4·7 82a. 3·4 (II2) ; 23•872 (C-D6) ; -, mts., Rum. 4·39lc. 23·880d ; anc. Tyras 23·648 Dobrudzha (·Little Scythia) 13· ( E 2 ) ; in Austria 2·970d ; Dobrudja. 933 d : Danube·Oder canal 3·37a ; Dobrusky, Jan. 6·100b. Jeno:th and basin area9·909c; Dobryanka, Uuss. 23·8 7 4 (I. in Podolia 21•875b. C2). Dnycpr : Dnieper. Dobrzin (order) 26·677b. Dnyestcr Dniester. Dobrzyn, G er. 21·920a ; 21· Do, Giovanni 23-285a. 905b ; 5·H7a. Do, lake, Fr.W.A.f. 11 • 204 DOBSINA (Dobschau), Hung. (F2). 8·352a ; 3·4 (02). DoIJ, region, India g;�49c ; Dobson, G . E . 6·243a and foil. 11·452a. -, H. AUSTIN 8·:l52a ; 9· -, riv., l'ers. : Zarin Rud. 644b ; ballades 3·264d ; DOAB (DuaiJ, Dooab) (diet.) rondels 23·G90c ; triolet 27· 8 - :; .!9 c. 287c ; vers de societe 27· - canal, India 8·349d. 1041c ; virelay 2B·l l lc. DOBSON, WILLIAM 8·353a ; - grass 5·231 b. Doa�h, Ire. (Antrim) 14·7 44 27-89ld. (E2). Dobson, N.C. 19 · 7 7 2 (Bll. -, Ire. ( Donegal) 14·744 ( D l ) . Dobukuli, riv., China 1'1·553 Duak town,Can. 19·465 (B·Cl). (B·C2). Doalu Bukere (negro), 19· Dobunl, tribe 4·584 (B-C5) ; :J 46b. 4·587b. Doana, riv. : Erymanthus. Docce Bassi, It. 17·95c. Doan Brook, riv., 0. 20·26 Doccia, It. 5•7 53c. (:.\15) ; 6·504a. Doce, riv., Braz. 4-440 (I6) ; DOANE, GEORGE WASHING· 4·441c : 9•77 5b. ton 8-:i49d. Docemo (Yoruba king) 16·7 4c. -, Lieut. Gustavus C. 28· DOCETAE 8 · 353a ; 14·294b. n:;IJ. Dochamps, Belg. 3•668 (G3). Doaneville, Conn. 6-952 (II3). Dochard, lake, Scot. 24·4 1 8 Donne, Ind. 1 4 · 4 2 2 ( 1)7). (Ill). Doany, :\lad. 17· � 7 l (C2). Dochart, glen, Scot. 24·4 1 8 Doara, riv., Somlnd. 25·379 (C2 ) ; 21·262b. (E5). -, lake, Scot. 15·796d. Doat, Taxile 5·7 59d ; 5·7 5 8b. -, riv., Scot. 24·H8 (C2) ; 15· Doatiness (diet.) 26·979b. 796d ; 26·466a. Dob, Ark. 2· 5 5 2 (C4). Dochfour, lake, Scot. 14·719c. -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (Bl). Dochiariu, monastery, 'Mt. DoiJais (Dubays) (of Hillah) 5Athos 2�85lc. 5:Jb. DOCHMIAC 8·353c. Dobberan, Ger. : Doberan. Doc-hoc (title) 2·62d. Dobbertin, Ger. 15·570b. Docimastes ensiferus : see Dobbie, lake, S.Austr. 2·960 Sword-bill. (F5). Docimium, Asia M. : su Kara­ Dobbin, Alexander 22·291d. Hissar.

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Dwyer, 1\[o. 18·608 (F2). Dwyers, N.B.W.19·538 (C-D2). Dwyfawr, riv., 'Vales 7·434b. D wygyfylchi, Wales 9·428 (V, Dl). Dwyka conglomerate 21· 1 7 7 a ; 1·324d ; Cape Colony 5·230a, 5·229b ; gla!'iation 21· 1 7 7 c, 1·324c ; Natal 19·25:�a. 19· 253b ; Orang-e Free State 20·1 51d : Transvaal 27·188b. Dwyryd, riv., Wales 10·294b. Dy (chem.) : see Dysprosium. Dyad (bioi.) 18·R67b. - axis (crystall. ) 7·57 l c ; 7· 5 7 7 b. - deme (bioi.) 18·867b. - elements (chem.) : see Divalent elements. Dyaka, Sp. : see Jaca. Dyakis-dodecahedron 7·575d. D YA KS, tribes 8·7 42a ; 14· 500c ; blow-gun 4·88d, 8· 6v. ; hawk worship 2·52a ; head-hunting 13·12lc ; Ian· guage 17·467b, 8-198c ; mutilation 9·99d, 19·100b ; shell-fish ordeal 20• 1 7 3e. Dyall, Fla. 10·.540 (El). Dyalus : 8ee Dionysus. Dyanand Saraswati : see bayanand Saraswati. Dyan-tso, lake, Tib. 6·1 6 8 (B3).

Dyar, H. G. : ammonia soda process 1·683a. Dyarchy 9·348a. Dyas, Ala. 1·460 (B5). Dyas (geol.) 21·176b. Dyaus (myth.) 14·fi01b. Dyherry, Pa. 21·106 (M2). Dybfest, Arne 19·8 1 7d.

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Dybowski (explorer) 3�215d, Dybvaag, Nor. 19·804 (C3). DYCE, ALEXANDER 8·7 43a ; 23·458a. -, WILLIAM 8·7 43b. D o e . b Dyehwelwch, Wales 3· 20Ia. Dycusburg, Ky. 15·7 40 (Bl . D eut. A. H. 3·213c ; 8· 5 D e v., Scot. (Berwick.) 3• i5 -, riv., Scot. (Kincardine.) 15· SOla. Dyebeck (machine) 8·753b. Dye Bridge, Scot. 24 • 412 (F3). DYEING8·7 44a ; 6·7 0d ; Egypt (anc.) 26·7 0 7 d ; Gaetulia purple 11·385 d ; Japanese processes 15·183a ; leather 16·343b ; lichens 16·583d, 2·367 c ; Perkin's researches 21•1 73b ; photographic films 21·496c ; pigment distin· guished 21·597 c ; Scan din· avian Iron Age 24·290a ; skin rugs 16·34lc. See also Textile printing. Dye-jigger (machine) 8·753a. Dyeng, plat., Java 15·284 (C2); 15·293a. Dyer, Bernard 13·680a ; 25· 348a. --, SIR EDWARD 8·755a. -, George 27·866a. -, JOHN 8·755b ; 8·203b. -, THOMAS HENRY 8•755o. -·, William 19·535a. llyer, Ark. 2·552 (A2). -, Ind. 14·422 (B2). - , La. 17·54 (B2). -, Nev. 5·8 ( D3). -, Tenn. 26·620 (B1). -, Wash. 28·354 (F2). -, cape, Can. 5·1 60 (TI2). -, is!., R.I. 23·249 (C2). -, mt., Cal. 5·8 (Cl ). Dyera costulata 12·7 44c. Dyer Co., Tenn. 26·620 (B1). Dyers, is!., Me. 17·434 (E4). Dyer's bugloss see Alkanet. - green-weed 11·594d. - madder : see l\ladder. - moss : see Roccella. - oak 19·934c. - weed 18·427c ; 21·779d. Dyersburg, Tenn. 26·620 (Bl). Dyers Company 16·8 1 1 a ; 26· 1 7 9 d ; 4·273a. Dyersville, Ia. 14·7 32 (F2). Dyer's weed 8·7 49c. Dyerville, Cal. 5·8 (Bl). Dyevdorak, glacier, Cauc. 5· 5 5 2b ; 15·685a. Dye Water, riv., Scot. 24·41 2 (F3). Dyfed, Wales : see Pem· brokeshire. Dyfcd, Chair of 9-1 36c. Dyffryn Ardudwy, val., Wales 12·954d. Dyffryn flags (geol.) 16·829c. Dyfi, riv., Wales : see Dovey. Dyfnwal (king of Strathclyde) 25·1000a. Dyfrdwy, riv. : see Dee. Dyganwy, Wales : see Deganwy. Dygasinski, Adolf 21·929b. Dyhernturth, Ger. 11·808 (F3). Dying declaration (law) : see Declaration. " Dying Gladiator " (sculpture) 12·65b. Dyke, Sir William Hart : see Hart Dyke. Dyke, lake, Can. 22·7 2 4 ( D l). Dyke : see Dike. Dyke Acland, bay, N.G. 19· 487 (F3). Dykehead, Scot. ( Forfar.) 24 4 1 8 (E l ). -, Scot.(Lanark.) 24· 4 1 8 (D3). -, Scot. (Perth .) 24·4 1 8 (C2). Dykend, Scot. 24·4 1 8 (El). Dykeneuk limestone 16· 7 3 1 d. Dykes, Oswald 8·9:3Sc. Dykes Creek, riv., N.Y. 19·596 (C3). - Mill, Ala. 1•460 (C2). Dykh-tau, mt., Cauc. 23·8 7 4 (II. C2) ; 5·55 1 b. " Dykkeren " (submarine) 24• 922a. Dykshoek, Hoi!. 13·588 (Cl). Dykvelt (envoy) 12·840d ; 16• 367d. Dyle, riv., Belg. 3·668 (E2) ; 3• 669a ; battle (891) 8·29a. Dylife, Wales 9·428 (V. D2). Dymanes (clan) 8·425 d ; 6· 481a. Dymas (myth.) 8·425d. Dymcburch, Kent, 9·424 (IV. E4) ; sea-wall 22·955b.

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Dystoe, Or. 12•424 (F2) ; 9· 866d.

Dystrus 8·315c. Dysyny, val .• Wales 18·168b. Dytlcidae 6·670b ; 6·667b (figs.). Dyticus 6·667b. Dytiscidae : su Dyticidae. Dyula, tribe 17•564c. Dyulty, mt., Cauc. 23•874 (II. E3) : 5•1553b. Dyvllsto n, Northumb. : ue DUston.

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E E (letter) 8-788a. - (Eiohist writer) 3-851e; 13l i Gd; 22-53Sc. - (math.) 7-3 1 a ; 16-868c ; t r a n s c e n d e n c e 19-862 d ; tables 26-333d. EA (deity) 8·7 8 8 b ; 3-102a; 3-1 Uc ; Adapa story 3-107c, 3-1 15a ; :.\Iandaean counter­ part 17-55 7 c ; :\"ippur frag­ ment 19- 7 0 8 d ; Serapis 24· 662d. EABANI (mrth.) 8-7 88d; 12· 1 8 d ; Adam compared 11 69c. Each, mt ., Scot. 24-.U 8 (C2). Eachaig, ri "-• t>cot. 24-418 ( B2 -3). EACHARD, JOHN 8·7 89a. Eachil Hig, mt., Scot. 24-41 8

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11·808 (III. q10). Eilenriede, forest, Ger. 12· 926b. Eilhart von 6 b erge 11-7 84d; 27-294b. Eilian, St 6-7 48d. Eilithyia 2· 6 6 4 d ; 9-53c; 178 7 8 d ; Hera 13·3 0 7 b ; hymn of Olen 20-77b. Eilmalk (Irakong), is!., Pac.O. 21·66b. lterl platform 24-28 la. - railway : see Overhead railway. Elevation (gunnery) 2-69 l d ; indicator 25-G4 a . ELEVATORS 9-t63d; bucket 7-fllla ; grain 7-[J7a, 28-580d; hydraulic 14-93c, 28-:l 82a. Ele\'Pn, the (Gk. history) 1250Gb. Eleven Mile Canyon, Colo. 67 � 2 ( J. ELGON (l\Iasawa),mt.,Dr.E.Af. Elirnar (of Oldenburg) 20-72a. 9-2 7 l a ; 4-601 ( A� ) ; 27- Elimberris, Fr. : see Auch. 5 5 7 (C2 ) ; 27-5 58a ; altitude Elimelccll 23-939a. 1-321 b ; caves 26-87 5 b ; geo­ Eliminant : see Resultant. logical age 4-602c; language Elimsport, Pa. 21-106 (113). 3-3 5 8 d ; .Maeawa huts 15- Elin, John 4-tl92 b. 702b. Elin, mt., Turk. 17-216d; 3Elgonyi, tribe 9-2 7 1 b; 19258b. 161 h; 15-70lc. Elinsvik, Swed. 25-935 ( B 2 ) . Elgueta, Sp. : battle (1875) 5- Elio, Fran d ; 26-337b. Elliott, Charlotte 14·196d. -, c. L. 20·51 8c. -, EBENEZER 9-291d. -, Grace Dalrymple (l\Irs) 20285b. , -, Jesse Duncan 4-756b. -, Stephen 16-373d. Elliott, Ark. 2·552 (C4). -, Conn. 6-952 (G 2). -, Ga. 11-752 (D4). ELLENBOROUGH, EDWARD -, Ia. 14-732 (B3), Law, 1 st. baron S-289a. -, Ill. 14-304 ( D3). -, EDWARD LAW, earl of -, N.Dak. 19-780 (G3), 9-289c; 14-413c; Oudh pro· -, S.C. l::5 -500 ( D2). clamation 5-1 8Gb ; Somnath -, Wash. 28-354 (B4 �. gates 14-40 1 b ; warning ot -, bay, Can. 5-160 (K2 ) , -, hay, \Vash. 24-563a. mutiny 14-446d. Ellenhrook, Lancs.16-139 (D2). -, cove, Tas. 26-438 (A2 ) , Ellenbnrg, N . Y . 19-596 ( G 1 ). - Co., K y . 15-740 ( E 2 ) ; 22Ellendale, Del. 17-828 (I3), 695d. -, La. 17-54 ( b 7 ). - Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 (A2). -, Minn. 18-550 ( D7 ). Elliott-Fisher typewriter 27· -, N.Dak. 19·780 (F3); battle 502d. 0 ' 6:l) 19·783e. Elliottsburg, Pa. 21-106 (H5). -, Okla. 20-58 ( B l ). Elliotts Key, is!., Fla. 10Ellenfoot, Cumb. : see Mary540 (F6). Elliottsville, Pa. 21-106 (C· port. Ellensburg, Wash. 28-354 (E3). D6). Ellen's Peak, mt., W.A.us. 28- Elliottville, Ky, 15-740 ( E 2 ). 539c. Ellip (ancient kingdom) 3Ellenton, Pa. 21-106 (I2). 105c: 24·646d. 6-940b; 9·292b; -, S.C. 26-500 (C3). ELLIPSE Ellenville, N.Y. 19-596 (F4). equation 11-7 1 5d; Kepler 14-538a; mensuration 18Ellerbeck, Ger. : see .B� Ilerbck. Eller Beck bed (geol. ) 20·1 1 9c. 139c; motion in 17-980c; projection 22-432c, 11-698d. Ellerbek, Ger. 8-24 (C4 ) ; 157 8 7c. ELLIPSOID 9-293b; attrac· E L K IN GT0 N GEORGE Ellerby, Yorks. 9-416 (II. G 2 ). tion 16-376a; equation 11Richard 9-288e; 7-107b. Ellerman Line (steamships) 7 1 9c ; Ivory's theorem 15-, J oseph 8-472e. 25-853d ; 25-859b. Elkins, N.:llex. 19-520 (F4). 92c; mensuration 18-139c, Ellero, riv., It. 18-694a. -, W.Va. 28-560 ( D3). 18- 1 4 1 d ; potential 9-243d, 25-659c. Elkins Act ( 1 903) 22-829c; Ellerslie, Ga. 11-752 (B3). Ellipsoidal harmonics 25-660a. -, Md. 17-828 ( B 1 ). 27-733b. Ellipsoid of gyration : see Ellerson, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (E3). Elkinsville, Ind. 14-422 (E6). Ellerton scholarship 20·4 1 4b. Inertia, ellipsoid of. Elk Lake, Pa. 21- 1 06 (L2). Elliptic function 11-326d; 19ELLERY, WILLIAM 9·290c. Elkland, Pa. 21-106 (111·2). Elk Lick, Pa. 21-106 (D-E6). Ellery, mt., Viet. 28-38 (E2). 859d ; Legendre on 16-3 75c; Elles, Sir Edmund R. 18·649d. multiplicative Elkmont, Ala. 1-460 (C1 ). 12 - 7 7 5c; E L L E S M E R E , FRANCIS -, Tenn. 26-620 ( H 2 ). tables 2G-:J:J5a. Egerton, 1 s t earl o f 9-290d; - geometry 11-725a; 11·729b. Elk 1\lound, Wis. 28-740 (B4). '"1-367c. - integTal 11·324a. - Mountain, Wyo. 28-874 -, Thomas Egerton, lord : see - involution 11-701c. (F4). Brackley, viscount. ELLIPTICITY (astron. ) 9Elko, Can. 4-600 (G3). ELLESMERE, Salop 9·2 9 l a ; -, Nev. 5-8 (�'1 ) ; 19-452b. (IJ ] ). 293c. See also Compres· EJ.ii, srr. 21-310a. !l-41 6 (II. B4). sion. -, �.c. 25-500 (C3). Elk, Ala. 1- 160 ( B 1 ). -, canal, Salop 24-1020d. Elliptic lemniscate 16-412b. -, Va. 28- 1 1 8 ( E :J). --, Ark. 2-552 ( B3). -, lake, Salop 9-291a. - Co., Nev. 5-8 (E·F1). - paraboloid : see Paraboloid, Elk Park, :\ciont. 14-276 (C2). -, lake, N .z. : see Waihora. elliptic. -, Cal. 5-8 ( B 2 ) . -, X.�lex. 19-520 (E5). - Park, N.C. 19-772 (C3). -, park, Lanes. 17-545 (map), Ellis, Col. A. B . 10-172a. -, Wash. 28-354 ( H 2 ). ALEXANDER - Point, S.Dak. 25-506 (T5). - Land, Green. 12-543 ( B 1 ) ; - (Sharpe), geology 12-545a. -, hill, Pa. 21-106 ( L 2 ). Elkport, Ia. 14-732 (F'.l). John 9-293c; musical pitch -, bl., Can. 17-584 (C2). 21-66 1 b ; p honetics 21-460a. Elk Prairie Creek, riv., Mont. - Port, Ches. 16-139 (B3); 6· 14-276 ( G 2 ). 91a; 17-550d. -, lake, Can. : see Ath"abasca. -, Charles Augustus, Baron -, lake, �linn. 18-550 ( H3). - Rapids, l\lich. 18-372 (F5). Ellesmere portra.it (Shake· H oward de VI'alden : see Elkridge, l\ld. 17-H28 (1 4 (B4). -, N.Y. 19-5 1 6 (A3). - Creek, Va. 28-1 1 8 (A4). - (king of the Northum· Ellinwood, Kan. 15-654 (D2). -, riv., life. 14-734 (B4). - Creek, riv., Mich. 18-372 brians) 9·288d; 19-794b. Elliot, Arthur Ralph Douglas -, riv., N.H. 19-490 (E3). (H 6). Ellisburg, Pa. 21-106 (G2). - (king of the South Saxons) 3-252c. - Creek, riv•• Mont. 14·27 6 9-2R8d; 26-166c. -, Sir Charles 18·563d; 6- Ellis Co., Kan. 15-6 M (C2). - Co., Okla. Z0-58 (Bl). (E2). -, John 19-84a. 199b.

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Eozoic (geol.) : see Pre-Cam­ brian. Eozoon canadense 10-633d ; 16-867b. Epacrideae 21-782a, b; 2672d. Epacris 26-440b. Epacts 4-994c. Epagomenal days 6-316c; 97 7 c. Epakt.o, Gr. : see Naupactus. EPAMINONDAS 9-666b ; 12· 452c; Gythium besieged 127 7 9c ; Leuctra, battle 16504c ; tactics 2-593c. Epanorthidae 17- 7 8 1 b ; 175 2 7 a ; 28-1006d. Epanorthus 17-781b. Epaone, Council of ( 5 1 7 ) 51 9 5 b ; 1-761c. Epaphras (b1bl.) 6-726c. Epaphroditus 20-95 0 b ; 21• 390d. Epaphus (myth.) 14-723d. EPARCH (diet.) 9-666c. Eparchaic era (geol. ) 22-266c. Eparchos (Cretan official) 7420c. Eparchy 9-666c; 12-432c. Epardm::, riv., C�Asia : see l\Iurghab. Eparterial bronchus 23-186b. Epau, abbey, Fr. 23-295c. EPAULETTE (diet.) 9-666d; 27-587b foil. Epauletted bats 6-241 b ; 6· 240d. Epaulment 10-721d. Epe, Hoi!. 13-588 (C2). -, Nig. 19-678 (A4 ) ; 16-73c. Epectinata 2-304d; 2-299b. Epecuen, lake,Arg. 2-462 (D4). EPEE, CHARLES MICHEL, 9-666:bury, Rants 9-420 (III. E5). Excalation 2·301a. Excalibur : see Escalibur. Excalphatoria 2:2 (ll4). FASCES 10·191c. Farrah (Prophthasia), Afg. 1· Faschalba, Piz., mt., Alps 1• 547d. 745d. Farrakhabad : see Farukha· Fasci 15·76c. bad. F (diet.) 10·19 1 d ; 24· Farrakhi 10·397d. Farrakhsiyyar(Farrukhsiyyar ) - dentata 4·398b, 7·957a. - lata 19·57b. Farraline, lake, Scot. 14·719d. Fasciated branch 25·8 7 7 a. Farrand (explorer) 8·912c. Fascicle (bot.) 10·557b. Farrandsville, Pa. 21·106 (G3). Fascicular cambium 21·7 42a. Farranforc, Ire. 14·7 44 (B4) ; Fascianlus communis 19-, 04d. 15·7 5:-\c. - solitarius 19·404d. Farran Point, canal, Can. 24• FASCINATION (diet.) 10·192a. FASCINE (diet.) 10·192a : see 22a. Farrant (colonel) 21·241b. also Crannog. -, RICHARD 10·188b ; 8· Fasciola hepatica : see Liver· 5 1 8a. fluke. Farrar (bp. of St Davids) 5· Fa.sciolaria 11·516d. 355c. Fasciolariidae 11· 5 1 3 a ; 11· -, FREDERIC WILLIAM 10· 516d. Fas el Bali (cl Jahid), Mor. 10· 188b. -, Sir George Herbert, 27· 306d. 209d ; 27·201 c ; 25·482c. Fashavieh : see Fesbaviyeh. Farrar, Ga. 11·7 5 2 (C2). Fashcr, El, Sud. 26 • 9 (B3) ; -, glen, Scot. 24·412 (D2). 7·83la ; 9·127b. -, riv., Scot. 14·719c. FASHION (diet.) 10·192b. Farrar v. Close ( 1 869) 12·920b. FASHODA (Kodok), Sud. 10· 192b ; 26·9 (C4) ; French ex­ Farras, Egy. 9·,10 (ll3). pedition (1898) 9·1 16d, 9· Farrash 21·193c. 129d, 10·903c ; Delcasse 7• Farre, J. J. F. A. 15·68a ; 17• 953b. 604c. Fasihi Jorjani 21·250a. Farrell, Miss. 18·600 (B1). Fa l A-Jem-Segel) 1·90b ; Farella. 22·42c. a FARREN, ELIZABETH 10· Faska.dale, bay, Scot. 24·4 1 2 188d. (B3). -, Ellen (Nellie) 10·189a ; 16· 492b. Faskrudsfjordr, fjord, Ice. 14· 228 (D2). -, WILLIAM 10·189a. FARRER, THOMAS HENRY Fasli (chronol.) 13·500c. Farrer, 1st baron 10·189b. Fasque, estate, Scot. 10·296a. Fass (measure) 28·491d. - v. Nelson ( 1 8 8 5 ) 11·442c. Fassaite 2·90ld. Farrenm : see Confarreatio. FARRIER AND FARRIERY Fassathal, val., Aus. 2·901d. Fassett, Pa. 21·106 (I2). 10·189c. Fa I sia M. 13·536 (C2) ; Farriers Company 16·811a. s Farrihy, bay, Ire. 14·7 44 (1!4). Hants : see Fast acid violet 8·7 46b. Farringdon, Faringdon. FAST AND LOOSE (game) 10· 192c. - Road, Land. 10·393a. Far Hockaway, N.Y. 19·596 Fast blue 8·7 46b. (E5). - brown 8·746b ; 8·750a. Farrow, hill, Mass. 17·852 Fast Castle, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (F4). Fastendienstag : see Shrove (U2). 'ruesday. Farrows, lake, Me. 17·434 (E3). Farrukhabad see Farukha· Fasten-penny 13·523d. bad. Fast green 8·7 46b ; 8·7 50c. Farrukhi see Farrakhi. FASTI (Roman registers) 10· Farrukhnagar : see Farukh· 192c ; 23·659b ; inscrip· tions 14·63 7 c ; manuscripts nagar. 20·572c ; palimpsest of Farrukhsiyyar : see Farrakh· Fasti consularcs 20·633c. siyyar. Fasti (Ovid) 20·387b. Farry, Okla. 20·58 (B-Cl). FARS, prov., Pers. 10·189c ; Fastida (Gepidae king) 12· 273a. 21·188 (ll2-3) ; early history 5·32b, 5-:l5d, 5·51c ; pro· Fastigiation 12·7 59a. ducts21·1 96c ; riots 21·243d. Fasti Hellenici (H. F. Clinton) 6·529d ; 18·620c. Farsa (farsia) 10·175d. Fasting, Claus 8·4lb. Farsakh (measure) 21·198c. Farsan, isis., Arab. 2·264 (D5); FASTING 10·193a ; 2·7 17 d ; rite 3·36.5d ; 2·259c. baptismal Christ's teaching 15·349c ; Fa. · Egy. 9·40 (B2) ; 15• Coptic Cburch 7 · 1 1 5d ; days prescribed and prohibited 8· FarsleY: Yorks. 28·933 (C1). 201 b, 23·960d, 26·94c ; Farso, Aby. 25·379 (C3). Franciscans 11·1 �; Hindus Farso, Den. 8·24 (R2). . 13· 4·733c ; Holy week Farsund, Nor. 19·804 (B4-3). 623d ; J ewe 1·5a ; Ma· Fartak, cape, Arab. 2•264 (G6); hommedans 17·420c, 22· 12·800c. 8 7 2 d ; Mandaeans 17·557b ; -, dist., A rab. 25·355d. Manichaeans 17·574d • Or· Farther Pomerania ( Hinter­ thodox Eastern Churc 20• pommern), dist.,Ger. 22·4 7b. 336o. Farthest North 19·163c.

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FATIMITES 10·202a ; 5·50d ; Fastolfe, Thomas 28·905b. 9·92a ; coinage 19·904c ; Fa (wife of Charlemagne) Mahommedan Spain 1·3 1 c • royal library 16·550d; Tiare Fast red 8·7 46b. conquered by 26·912b. - violet 9·7 46b. w 8·746b ; 8·750a : 8· Fatio de Duillicr (Nicolas) 5· 1 14d ; 16·88a. 5 FAT 10·198c ; anointing 2· Fatira, mt., Egy. 9·21c ; 9·23c. 7 9 d ; energy from 23· 1 9 l d ; Fatli, ruts., Syr. 16·347b, fat-cell 7·7 1 2b (fig.) ; form­ Fat l iquoring (leather)16·342b. ation 18·196a, 20·92 1 d ; in Fat-necrosis 20·675a. blood plasma 4·79a ; nutri­ Fatra, mts., Hung. 3•4 (F2) : 5·383c. tion 8·215b, 19·921b, 19· 925d ; steatopygia 25·860d. -, Great, mt., Hung. 3·4 (F2); 5·383c. Fatak (Babak, Patak) 17·572d. Fata.ka (Mitie, mitre), isis., Fatrasic 11·124 d ; 9·634a. 11· Fats 20·43d. Pac.O. 20·436 (G6) ; Fiitschbach, riv., Switz. 12· 629b ; 24·186c. 78b. Fatal Accidents Act : see Lord Fatshan, China 6·168 (I5) ; Campbell's Act (1846). 15·957d. FATALISM 10·198d ; 15·116d; - Creek : battle ( 1 8 5 7 ) 15• 19·27 5a. 752c. Fatalla, riv., Fr.W.Af. 11·204 Fatsia 13·773d. (ll4 ) ; 11·102b. Fatsisio : see Hachijo-shima. Fatarna, Ala., 1·460 (B4). Fattah, Fatteh (in Indian Fata Morgana 18·573b. names) : see Fateh. ]'ata Scribunda (myth.) 10· Fattahi (of Nishapur) 21·251a. 199a. Fatteconda, Fr.\V.Af. 4·200d. Fat clay 4·518d. FATE (myth.) 10·199a ; 13· Fatten (in poker) 21·901a. 691 c ; :Buddhist doctrine 4· Fattore, II : see Penni, Gian• francesco. 7 45c. See also Fates. Fatty acids 20·44a. Fate, is!. see Efate. - degeneration 20· 9 2 1 d ; 2• Fate, Tex. 26·690 (C7). 654b ; 15·785 d ; physiology Fatehabad, C.India 14·376 of 21·556a. (FS). -, India (Punjab) 14·376 - oils 20·43d. - tissue : see Adipose tissue, (F-G5). Fatua (myth.) 10·209c. Fateh Ali Khan, Syed 3·31 � d. India l!'atehgarh, 14·3 7 6 Fatuhiva, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 (M6) • 17·750d. (H·I6) ; 10·191b. (Hood), isis., Pac.O, - (palace and fortress) Bho· Fatubu 20·436 (M5) ; 17·750d. pal 3·846c. Fateh Jung (of Nepal) 15·556b. FaJ;um Vortigerni 8·518d. - Khan (of Afg.) 1·316b ; 8· Fatuus (myth.) : see Faunus. Fatuusnaturalis (law) 14·612a. 438b ; 21·240a. ommed (of Cutch) 7• Fatwa, India 14·376 (L7). Fatwa (Mahommedan law) 18• . 955 d ; 26·1050. FATEHPUR,India (Allahabad) 9a ; 14·376 (I7) ; 14• Fatwa Alumgiri : see Futwa• Faua, mts., Alg. 1·643 (C2). -, India (Rajputana) 14·376 FAUBOURG 10·204b. - St Denis : battle (1652) 27• (F5). 4 1 3b. -, dist., India 10·199a. - SIKRI, dist., India 10·199c; FAUCES (anat.) 10·204c. 14·376 (G6) ; 14·402d ; ar· Fauchard (Fr. surgeon) 8·50c. e 14·433c, 18·901a, F A U C H E R, L. J O S E P H (Leon) 10·204c. CLAUDE (his• Fa ingh (of Udaipur) 27• FAUCHET, b torian) 10·205a. Fates, The (myth.) 10·199a ; -, CLAUDE (bp.) :1 0·205a. 26· 758b ; Parthenon pedi· Faucigny, dist., Fr. 10·778 ment 12·476 (Plate) ; sacri· (H5). flees to 24·5 7 3b, 26·726d ; Faucille, pass, Jura Mts. 15· Norns 19· 756a. 566c. Fa uss. 23·872 (E5) ; Faucilles, mts., Fr. 10·778 53 (H3) ; 13·73a ; 28·214a. Fathabad, Pers. 10·190c. FAUCIT, HELENA SAVILLE Fath al din 9·105c. 10-205b. Fath Ali 23·235c ; 21·238c ; Faucogney, Fr. 10·778 (H4). dea.th 14·868b ; Fauconberg, Thomas Belasyse, 26·506b ; literature under 21·249d. lord (fl. 1 6 5 8 ) 7·496b. Fath b. Khakan 9·94a ; 5·49c. -, Thomas Belasyse, viscount FATHER (diet.) 10·199d ; 15· (fl. 1 7 60) 25·902c. 5 8 l c ; 14·5 14a ; Australian -, William Neville, earl of native beliefs 27·83d. Kent, baron : see Kent, Father, is!., Jap. : see Chichi earl of. (Chichi-jima). Faughan, riv., Ire. 14·7 H FaJ;her Abraham's Speech : see (D2) ; 16·972c. Poor Richard's Almanac. Fau�hart, Ire. 4·557b : 8· Fa and Son (E. Gosse) 12· G 7 2d. FAUJAS DE SAINT-FOND, . " Father of Church History " : Barth9Iemy 10·205c ; 1• see Eusebius of Caesarea. 262c ; 5·7 56 d. " Fa.ther of Deism " : see Her· Faul (Irish legend) 14·569c. bert of Cberbury. Fa.uld, Stall's. 1·466d. see Fauldhonse, Scot. 24·418 (D3); " Father of Fathers " : Gregory, St (of Nyssa). 16·732a. " Father of Italian Prose " : Faulen, mt., Switz. 26·242 see Boccaccio. (F3). " Father O'Flynn " (song) (A. Faulfirst, mt., Switz. 1·745a. P. Graves) 12·383h. Faulhorn, mt., Switz. (Berne) " Father of Orthodoxy " : see 26·242 (E3) ; 1·7 44a. Athanasius, St. -, mt., Switz. (Valais) 26·242 " Father Prout " : see Mahony, (D4). Fra.ncie. Faulk Co., S.Dak. 25·506 FATHERS OF CHURCH (F-G2). 10·200a; 23·7 8 0 d ; Christian Faulkner, Daniel P. 7·810c. mysteries 23·97 8c ; Greek -, George 20·396b. and Latin compared 20• Faulkner, Ark. 2·552 (C3), 334d ; Neoplatonism 1·575c; -, Okla. 20·58 (C1). heresies 13•358c, 14-588a : - Co., Ark. 2·552 (02).

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(C2). - Berthold Indian Re'lervation, N . Dak. 19 · 7 R O ( B 2 ) . - B i dwell, Cal. 5·S ( C l ) . Fort !lien ( p iano) 21-565h. Fort Binger, Lib. 11 • 204 ( D6 ) . - Blackmore, V a . 28· 1 1 8 ( B 1 ). - Bibs, Tex. 26-�90 (A 4 ) , see N . S . \V . : - B ourke, Bourke. - Brag.;-, f'al. 5·8 ( B 2 ) . - Branch, Ind. 14-J22 ( B 8 ) . - Bretonnet, Fr.Cong. 11· 9 \ l ( Il l ) . - Calhoun, )';'eb. 19·321 ( I 3 ) ; 19-:l:loa. - Carlton, Can. 24·!25 (A·B2); 24-226d. - Casey, \Vaeh. 28-:l51 (CI ). - Ca�itnlr, Del. : see New Castle. - Chadbourne, Tex. 26·690 (G:l). - Chima, Can. 5·160 (Q�). - f'hipewyan, Can. 1·500 ( 1 3 I ) ; 1·:i00d. - Churchill, Can. 5 · 1 6 0 (L 4) ; 13·851c. - Church ill, Xev. 5·8 ( D 2). - Cobb, Okla. 20·58 (C2). - Collin,, Colo. 6 · 7 2 2 (E1) ; 6·722d. N . Y. 19·596 - ('•wington, ( F l ). - Crampel, Fr.Coug. 11·99 (B2). - Cumberland, Can. 24·226d. - J)acr, X . Dak. : . -, Ky. 15·740 ( D 2 ) . Foul Point, lighthouse, Cey. -, La. 17·5-i ( a 7 ) . ( I I. 1 1 1 ) . 27·2X4b. F•>3a : 8·13ld. FREEHOLD, :-;.J. 11·75d ; 19· 51Jl ( D:l). FREEHOLD (law) 11·76b ; abatement of 1•7c ; interest 11-Hic ; rights of common 6·78lc ; seisin 24·589b. Frt·e labonrers 25·1027c. Frc·dand, .\Id. 17·828 (F1). -, �lich. 18·372 (F6). -, 0 . 20·26 (G5). FREELAND, Pa. 11·76c ; 21 · 106 (L3). -, \\'yo. 28·87! (F3). - !'ark, Ind. 14·122 (C3). Freelandville, Ind. 14·422 (C7 ). Frecb, cape, Nfd. 19·479 (D2). Freeman, Captain (explorer) 21·96:ld. -, l'ol. Edward 28·266a. -, EDWARD AUGUSTUS 11• 7 (jc ; Fronde attacked 11• 2 52 d ; library 17·5!6d. -, George (cricketer) 7·443a. -, J. H. (engineer) 14·42b ; 14·61a. Freeman, Mrs " (duchess of Marlborough) 2·65b. ••

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions given on Page I. Free man.� Ark. 2·552 (B2). (E4). -, Me. 17·434 (B4). -, l\Io. 18·608 (B3). -, S.Dak. 25·506 (H4). -, Va. 28·118 (E4). -, W.Va. 28·560 (B4). -, mt., Colo. 6·722 (E2). -·, riv., Can. 1·500 (A2). -, str., Arct. 25·709a. FREEMAN 11·77d ; 4·27la ; 4·272b : of livery companies 16·81lb ; Norman conquest 9·47 5c ; Teutonic 26·681d. Freeman-Mitford (family) : see Redesdale, barons and earl of. Freemanol"! u tyracea, ca na r ia : see Fritsche, C. P. H. : relief map From ent, G. 6·550b. Africa 5·241b. Fryburg, Pa. 21·106 (D 3). ( 'a nary. -, Nicolas 23·98b. 17·649c. -, n. E. 28 · 8 9 3c ; 24·893a ; Frydenlund, Nor. 1g·804 (C2) - cannahina : s�r Linnet. -, II. : terrestrial magnetism FROMENTIN, EUGENE 11· resistance experiments 24· Frye, Thomas 5· 7 5 4 a. - eardnclis : Sfe Gol�Iti nch. 246d ; 20·503c ; 11·149a. 17 · 3 5Sd ; 17 · 3 8 2 c ; 1 7 ·38 3b. 943a ; rolling of ships 24· Frye, Mass. 1·967a. - ('hlo ri s : .ewe tl rcenfinc h . Fromm, E . 1·532c. Fritsla, Swerl. 26 · 1 9 0 ( n 3 ). 9:J7b ; scre w propeller 24· Fryeburg, Me. 17-434 (D4). - rocf'inae 13-S{;b. Fritz, Hermann 2·928a. -, 0. 1·705a. Fryer, John 12·160d ; 26• 948a. - coelch� : , ' c. Fu!'nte;, :\Ianucl 21-269a. -, Pedro de .A ze ve do, count of 27- � :l6d. Fuentm•anco, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Fuente' de .\.n ual uci a , Sp. 255:l0 (C4). - de O iloro, Sp. 25-.i:W ( ll 2 ) ; battle ( 1 8 1 1 ) 21-93d. Fuentespina, Sp. 25-530 (D2). Fuent ib r!', Sp. 8-8!:ld. FUERO 11-2S6c. - ( Ba sque) 3-4 � 8 h. - de Salamanca 24-57b.

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F lietrer, Ulrich 11 · 7 8 6 d. Fufia Caninia, lex: : see Furia Canlnia. Fuga, Fernando 20-599c. Fuga, is!., P.Is. 21·392 (A2). Fugalia : see ltegifugium. Fuga ligata 5-190ll ; 11-289d. - riccrcata 11-289d. Fugen-dake, mt., Jap. 15· 1 5 8a . Fiiger, Friedrich Heinrich 18527 c ; 20-J83b. FUGGER (family) 11 · 2 8 7 d ; 2· 902c. Fuggerei. Augsburg, Ger. 2902b. Fugitation (Scots law) : see

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FULGENTIUS, FABIUS PLANciades 11·292c. Outlawry. FULGINIAE, It. 11 • 2 93a ; 15· Fugitiva, is!., Pac. O . : see 2 6 (D3) : see also Foligno. Tctuaroa. Fulgora : see Lantern-fly. Fugitive Offenders Act (1881) - candelaria : see American 2-647 a ; 10- 87 c. lantern-fly. FUGITIVE SLAVE LAWS 11· Fulgoridae 13·260c ; 13·261d. 288d ; 6·814a ; 5·955c ; 27· Fulgur (myth . ) 15·561c. 7 0 1c. - (zoo!.) 11·516d. Fuglasker, is1., Ice. 14-2 2 8 Fulaurales libri 9·855b ; 13· (B:J). 38a. FUGLEMAN (diet.) 11·289d. FULGURITE 11·293a. Fuglen, cape, Nor. 19·800 FULHAM (Fullanham ), Lond. ( E 1 ) ; 12-897d. 11·293b ; 16-938 (A-B3) ; Fugli:i, is!., Nor. 19-ROO ( D l). 18·414b ; geology 16·939b ; FUGUE 11-289d ; 7·43d. palace 16·938 (A3 ), 11· 2 9 3c ; Fuh-hi (Chinese emperor) 6· pottery factory 5·7 42c. FuJi 2·488d. 191c. Fuhne, riv., Ger. 2-!5a. Fu-liaug-hien, dist., China 15· 822b. FUHRICH, JOSEPH VON 11· 290c. Fulica : see Coot. Fuh-tnn Ki, riv., China 11- 1'ulicariae 20·314a ; 20·326c. 291a. Fuligo 19·105d ; 1 · 8 7 6a. Fuidhirs 14-769c ; 4·-190a. - septica 19-105b ; 19-109a Fnjah, Ash1, :.\I. : see Phocaea. (fig.). FUJI (l!'uji-san), mt., Jap. 11- Fuligula cristata : see Tufted 290d ; 15-156 (K-L9) ; 15· duck. 1 5 7 c ; 28- 186c ; eruptions - marila : see Scaup. 15-158a ; geology 15-160c ; - nyroca : see White - eyed traditional origin 4-1 5 c. pochard. " Fuji " (battleship) 24-902d. see Re d-crested - rufina : Fujii (botanist) 12-7 5 8 b. poch ard . Fuj ishima, .Jap. 15- 1 5 6 ( L 7 ). Fuligulinae : see Sea-duck. Fujita (artists) 15- 1 7 8b . Fulile, Som lnd. 25·379 (C7). - :\Iakichi 15- 1 7 lc. Fu-ling, temple, Chillol1 18· 958b. - Toko 15-201b. Fujiwara (family) 15-257c ; Fulk IV. (of Anjou) 2·56c ; 21· 15-206a ; school 15-219d. 3 7 8b ; 7-237a. - no i.\Iotomitsu (artist) 15- FULK (king of Jerusalem ) 11· 1 7 4a. 293d ; 2·56c ; 22·934a. - no Tsunetaka (artist) 15- F ( archb p . of Reims) 11b. 1 7 4a. FULKE, WILLIAM 11 · 2 94b. - Scikwa (scholar) 15- 1 7 0b . Fujiy a in a, rnt., .Tap. : see Fuji. Fulk Fitz Warine 2·32b. Fukac, .Tap. 15�156 ( F l O ) . FULK NERRA 11 · 2 94c ; 2· 56b ; 11·6 1 5 d. F ukae-no-ura, Jap. : see Nagasaki . Fullan (people) : see Fula. Fukaeshima, isJ., Jap. 15- 1 5 G Fullanham, Lond. : see Fulh3m. ( F l O ) ; 12- 2 7 7 c. . Fukagawa, Tokyo 26-1 048b. Fullarton, William 21·586d. Fnkaim, tribe 10- 1 7 .5 c. Full arton, Irvine, Scot. 14· F u-Kang, China 6•168 (15). 854a. F u kauminato , Jap. 15· 1 5 6 - House, mansion, Scot. 27· (1!' 1 2 ) . 305d. Fukesi, Ger.E.Af. 11 - 7 7 1 (A2). FULLEBORN, GEORG GUS· Fn-Kiang, China 6-168 (H3). tav 11·29469d ; double 20-45)) ; liquids : see Freez­ ing point ; meta�s 11-:� 7 Oc (table) ; minerals 18· 5 1 l h , 28·1 8 1 c : mixtures 1 · 7 0 5b ; molecular constitution 6· 68d ; molecular depression 11 ·3 7 2 b ; p ressure 28 · 1 9 1 d. Fusio, Switz. 26·242 (F4). FUSION 11 · 3 6 9 c ; 1·7 05b. Fu siyama, mt., Jap. : see Fuji. Fuss, mt. , Jap. 15·1 56 (T1). Fuss (measure) 28-�92a. Fussach, .A.us. 26·242 (H2). FUSSEN, Ger. 11··17:Jc ; 11 · 808 (C5) ; peace ( 1 7 4 5 ) 3· 42h, 3·548h. Fiissli, John Caspar 11·368a. Fussstein, mt., .A.lps 1 · 7 4 6b. FUST, JOHANN 11·373c ; 6· 7 1 7 c. Fnstanella : see K>tt. FUSTEL DE COU! .ANGES, N. D. 11·37 4a : 15-o81c. Fustet : see Smok.-tree.

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FUCA-FYZA FUSTIAN 11·3 7 5a ; 5·393c. Fustiaria 24·30 0a. FUSTIC 11·375a ; 8·749b. Fustigation 8 · 8 6 1b . Fusulina 5-:l l lb : 10·633d. - limestone 5 · 3 1 0 d ; 1 0 - 6 34 (fig.) ; 21•1 7 7 d ; Japan 1S. 160a. Fu-Sung-ho, riv., China 26 319a. Fusus 11·5 1 6d ; 20·589c ; egg. capsules 11·513a. Futa, La, pass, It. : see La Futa. - Jallon, dist., Fr.Guin. 11• 204 (B-C4) ; 11· 1 0 2 b : 1· :l2 1a : gold 11·4:l 7 c ; in­ habitants 17·564d ; rivers 25·54c. Fu-tao, China 6·133d. F iiterer, Ulrich : see Fiietrer. Fu-ting, China 6·1 6 8 (K4) .. Fiitrer, Ulrich : see Fiietrer. Futschi:il, pass, Alps 1· 7 4 5 d. Fu-tsing, China 6·168 (K4). Futuh, gate, Cairo 4· 9 54 (C2) ; 4·056 a. F'utuh ul Buldiin (Baladhuri) 3 - 23 3b . Futuna, is!., Pac.O. 20 · 4 3 6 (N9) ; 19 · 46 9 d. Future of Science, The ( Renan) 23·94b. FUTURES 11·3 7 5 b ; 17·732a ; corn 12 -:H Ob, 11·893a ; cotton 7· 2 6 9 d, 7· 2 7 2 a. Futurity stakes 13·736b. Futwa : see Fatwa. Futwa Alumgiri 14· 442c. FUX, JOHANN JOSEPH 11• 3 7 5 b. Fnxa y Leal 24·515b. FUZE 11·375c ; 4·47a ; fire· mines, 10·422a ; work m ili tary 10·7 1 6 a ; shell 1· 870b, 11-299c. Fuzuli 27·466b. Fuzzy-wuzzies 12 · 7 9 8b ; 3· 200b. Fyansford, .A.ustr. 11 -5 4 9b. Fycn, isl ., Don. : see FUnen. Fyens Roved, pt., Den. 8·24 (C3). Fyffe, .A.la. 1·!60 ( D 1 ). Fyfield, Ess. 16·9!2 (F2). Fylfot : Bee Svastika: Fylgia 8·Gb ; 26·684c. Fyllebro : battle ( 1 6 7 6 ) 5· 9 2 9a. FYNE, loch, Scot. 11·375d ; 24-4 1 8 ( A 2 -3). -, riv., Scot. 24·418 (ll2) ; 11· 3 7 5d. Fynglwyd Iorwerth 5-646c. Fynloch, mt., Scot. 8·6GOb. Fynn, Henry Francis 19-2 5 8a. FYRD (military) 11-:J76a ; 2• 610d ; 18·449d ; Alfred's reforms 1·5 8:3b, 9 ·4 7 0b ; naval 19 - :> 0 l d. Fyris, ri v. , Swed. 27·783a. Fyris'>, Swed. : battle (A.D. 983)

26·198a.

Fyrnwy, riv., Wales : see Vyrnwv. Fyswick iiostel 5·94a. FYT, JOHANNES 11·3 7 6a. Fytnarg-yn, pass, Cauc. 5 · 552c. Fytnargyn-tau, mt., Cauc. 5· 5 5 lc. Fytz, Richard 6·930c. Fyvie, A!exa.ndel' Seton, baron: see Dunfermline. Fyvie, Scot. 24-4 1 2 (F2 ) ; battle ( 1 644) 12 · 4 1 2 a. FYZABAD, India 11·3 7 6c : 14 · 3 7 6 (I-K6) ; 15 ·553b. F.Z.S. (abbrev.) 1 ·29b .

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G 0, (letter) 11·377a. Ga, dist., Go.Cst. 12-203 (B4). Ga, tribe 1-32\Jd ; language 1• :!2Sd, 12·204JJ, 8 ·1 99 c. Ga ( chem. ) : see Gallium. Gaard (measure) 2B· 70d. Gaa.se, fjord, Green. 12 • 543 (G3). Gaaseland, dist., Green. 12-543 ( F 4· G 3 ) . Gaa.sterland, dist., Roll. 13• 588 (C2). Gab, el, Sud. : see Kab, el. Gabae, Per�. : see Isfahan, Gabaeans, tribe 23·955c. Gabai 1\.alima, Nig. 19 · 6 7 8 ( E 1 ). Gabala, Syr. 19·890c. Gabao, riv., Fr.Cong. : see Gabun. Gabardine : see Gaberdine. Gabariks, tribe : sec Ramgalis. SalJarrct, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 ( D 5 ). Gabarus, Can. 19-831 (D2). -, bay, Can. 19·831 (D-E2) ; 5 ·2 2 4b. Gabbaras (giant) 11-926c. Gabbari, Egy. 1·569a. Gabbert, Colo. 6·722 (C3), Gabbett, Ala. 1·460 (D3). Gabbcttvillc, Ga. 11·752 {A3). Gabbiani, A. D. 6·379c ; 10•

Gabo, lsL, Viet.. 28·38

(E2) ;

28-38b. GABORIAU, EMILE 11·381b ; 11·149a. Gaboto, Arg. 2· 4 6 2 (D3). Gabreras, riv., Cu. 7·595 (E2). GABRIEL (archangel)11·381b. -, J\far 19·408c. -, .Tacques Ange 2·415b; 20· 806a. -, Paul Joseph 20·509b, -, Siegmund 1·85Gc. Gabriel, Rodriguez I. 23·449d. -, bay, Rib. 25· 1 0 (N-02). -, mt., Ire. 14·744 (B5), Gabriel (bell) 3·68!la. " Gabriel " (ship) 21·940d. GABRIEL HOUNDS 11·381o. GABRIEL!, GIOVANNI 11• 38 1 c. Gabrielli, Countess 4·196b. -, Pirro Maria 25·53c. Gabriel y Gal·an, Jose Marla 25· 5 8 7 a. Gabrino, Augustine 2·169b.

11-:�SOd.

3·522b.

Gadroon : see God.roon. Gadrosia : see Baluchistan. Gadrosii, tribe : see Gedrosii.

Gabrovo, Bulg, 5·342b ; 4• GADSDEN, 7 7 4b.

GABUN, dist., Fr.Cong. 11· 38lc : 11·99 (A3) ; 11·1 OOa ; ivory 15·92d : language 3 · 359 b. -, riv., Fr.Cong. 11·99 (A2) : 287c. 11·381c. see Black " Gabbiano " (It. torpedo·boat) Gabun ebony : 24·91 5a. ebony. Gabble Hatchet : see Gabriel Gace, Fr. 10·778 (E3). Hounds. GACE BRULE 11·38 I d ; 11• GABBRO 11·377b ; 21·328c ; 1 15d. 21·3:32 (Pl. III. Jig. 7 ) ; 8· GACHARD, LOUIS PROSPER 28 9d ; amphibolite 1·884c ; 11·382a. spotted 24·300d. Gackle, N.Dak. 19·780 (E3); - -porphyrite 22 ·1 05b. GruSka, Aus. 3·4 (F5) ; 4·280c. GABEL, KRISTOFFER 11• GAD (prophet) 1i·382a. 3 7 8c. GAD (tribe) 11·382a ; 13·17 7a. 0d. Gaffney, S.C. 25·500 (Cl ). 387c. GAISFORD, THOMAS 11• Gafl'ori, Giam pietro 7·203a. Gail, Tex. 26·690 (F3). 390d ; 20-41 4b. Gafol 11·fi:lRd ; 10-iJOOd. Gailenreuth, cave, Ger. 5·575c. Gaish (diet.) 18·855b. Gafolcnrth ( d i d . ) 28·83b. Gailey, Staffs. 25·7�8 (A1). (i1g.). Gaisin, Huss. 23·87 4 (I. B2). Cladibursi, t r ib e 25-�SOh. Ga!ol �cl da 4-fi nib. GAILLAC, Fr. 11·387 d ; 10· Gaisis, Ger.S.W.Af. 25·46!1 Uarlid�e 6·632a ; 9·16a : 14· Clafoli 10-:lOSa. 7 7 8 (E6). (C2). Gafsa, Tnn. 1-643 (D2) ; 1· Gaillard, Auger 22·500b. 268d. Gait (diet.) 11·527d. Gadinia 11-:;26a. 360b ; 27-:W6c : p h osph ate -, Claude Ferdinand 16· Gaitan (diet.) 4·7 7 5b. Gadiniidae 11·526a. dep osi ts 27 · 3 9 5a, 21· 4 7 6b. 7 2 4a. Gaithersburg, Md. 17·S28 (E 2 ).

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GALATZ ( G alatii ), Rum. 11· Gr. 12·424 (Bl). Gains (bib!.) 15·450d : 20· 396c ; 23·826 (C2) ; 12· 339a ; truce ( 1 7 9 1 ) 23·106c. 948d. Galavanas-tsferi, mt., Cane. 5· - (pope) : see Ca iu s. 553b. GAlUS ( Roman jurist) 11· :l 9 l a ; 16·25 7 d ; on formu­ Gala Water, riv., Scot. 24•418 (F3) ; 24·612c. lae 23-�66d ; on jus naturale 23·56ld ; on usucapio pro Galax, Va. 28·118 (B4). G alax aphylla 13·770a. berede 23·544d. G alaxaura 1·592c. - (of T arentum) 5·685a. Galaxea 2·104c. - Amafanius 9·685d. GAlUS CAESAR (Caligula) 11• G alaxi as 28 ·1008 b ; 14·27 0c ; :l91c ; 23·G5ld ; 10·802a ; 28·603a. aqueducts built 2·242a ; Galaxidi, Gr. 12-424 (D2). Galaxiidae 28·1013d. Hook of Re,elatirm 23·218c circus 23·G05a ; Jews 15· Galaxius : see Apollo (Ismeni· 400a, 1·425b ; :IIauretania us). 17·908b ; Philo's mission GALAXY (diet.) 11 ·396d : see also l\Iilky "·ay. 21·40 9a. - Caesar (son of Augustus) Galba (of the Suesciones) 25· 352c. 21·533d. Gaivoron, Russ. 23· 8 7 4 (I. GALBA (Roman emperor) 11· 397a ; 20·365d ; 23·652a. B-C'2). -, S E R V I U S S U L P I C I U S Gaiya, Xig. 19 ·6 7 8 (D2). Gaize (rock ) 11-5 :l4b . (orator) 11-:l97a. Gaj, Lj udevit 7 • 476d ; 7• Galbaio, Giovanni 27·1 003c. Galbalcyrhynchus 15· 1 0 5 c. 4 75c. Galbally, Ire. 14·744 (C4) ; 16· Gajan, Bal. 14·3 7 6 (B5). Gajboro, mt., India : see Gan6 9 4c . GALBANUM (gum) 1 1 · 3 97 b ; gaba ri. Gaj dobra, Hung. 3·4 (F4), 14·:l49a. Gaj ka, r iv . , Aus. 7·472c, - (plant) 2·7 4 6 d. G aj o, Sum. 26·7:lc. Galberg, mt., Ger. 12·270c. Gaj oe5, tribe 1·1 45c. Galbiate, It. 26·242 ( G 5). Gakdul, Sud. 26·9 (C2). Galbraith, J. ( mathematician) Gakha n (diet.) 9·89 lc. 26·332a. Gakbar, tri be : see Ghakkar. -, J. J. (physician) 2· 4 9 d. Gakncb, India 14·3 7 6 (E·F 1 ). - v. Poynton (1905) 28·361c. G a l . (ab bre v. ) 1· 2 9 d. Galbula (zool.) 15·105b. Gala, riv., A by. 11·413d. Ga lbulac 20 · 32 6c. -, riv., Scot. 8·944d ; 8·945a. Galbulidae : see Jacamar. G a h . tribe : see Gallas . Galbulus ( b ot. ) 15·557a. Galabat, Snd. : see G allabat. GALCHAS, tribe 11·397c ; 26• Galacta,;e 7·749a. 3 65 b. Gala c t i c plane 25·792c. G alchutt, N.Dak. 19 ·780 (II3). Galac t in 18·�52a. Galdabuni, Nig. 19·678 (D1). Galactocele 17-529d. Galdan (Mongol khan) 18• Gal act o,;c 12·7 1 5 c ; 26·35c. 7 1 6c. G a l a d i , ::Oomlnd. 25-379 (E4) ; Galdan, monastery, Tib. 16· 25-:i �2a. 5:na. Galatliman K ogo, Xig. 19·678 Galdhtipiggen, mt., N or. 19· 804 (C2) ; 15·52lc. (C�). GALA GO (Galaginae) 11 · 391 d; Gald6s, Benito Perez : see 22- :u ,; c. Perez Gal d6 s, Benito . Gala gro up (geol.) : see Queens· Galdr (lit.) 14·2:l4b. bPrry group. Gale, George \\'ashington 11· Galahad (legend) 12·320d. 4 0 1 a.

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see Shea butter : Galam lmtt er. Galamo, Soml nd. 25·379 (C2). Ga la n , Fr. 10·778 (E6). -, dept., Colom. 6·701 (B3) ;

-, THEOPHILUS 11·397d. -, THOMAS 11·39 Ra. Gale, I ll . (C6). -, Ind. 14·422 (E5). -, riv., Ire. 15·7 58a. GALE d iet. Gahma Sagan, riv , Aby. 25· Gale ; i3·678a. 8 6 9 b. G aleana, Mex. - Salalu, riv., Br.E.Af. 5 a. G al eated cassowary : see Cas· GALANGAL ( G a l ingale) 11· so ary. (fig-.). - curassow 7·636c. b. G ale Brook, riv., he . Ualanterie (mus. l ( C3 . Galanthus lwe ii 25·295d. Galeazzo I. V isconti, f ilan nilalig : see Snowdrop. - I I . 28- 1 2 S d ; 15·:l8a; - plicatus : see ri mean

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25·379 ( 1!6). :l9�a ; 7·692d Galangin 22·7 4 2 26·52a. E s C snowdrop. G a l anz i n 22·6 9 ! d . Galao, t r i h � : see Galoa. GALAPAGOS, isis., Pac.O. 11· 392b ; 25·4 �6 (B4) ; 8· 9 1 7 a ; 27·69b. Galargarnbone, N.S.\V, 19 ·538 ( U -E2). Galaring, lake , Tib. 26·916 t Il l ). Gala,;, ri>"., �Ial.Penin. 17·!73 (C I) ; 17·482c. GALASHIELS, Scot. 11·393b ; 24- 1 1 8 (F:l). Gala- es�tilll to re11d tlf.e instructions given on Pmlo ,J.

see aando, N!g. 19•678 (Bl) ;. ; 11·· Ganjule, lake, Aby.. : . . , Chambo. .. . 451b. • Ganjuzan, mt,, . Jap. 15· 15 6 -, baY.! Can.Is. 5·172 . (m,ap). .. (1\11) ; . . ;l5•157d. .. · GANDu, sultanate, Nig. 11· ; 45ta ; 1·348d foil.; 19·682d Gl:mku (Jap. artist) 15•H5b 15· 1 7 7 (P!.IV. fig. JO)·. foil. · Gandoa, riv., N.At,. 19 · 6 9 3; Ganmain, :,N.S.W. 19·538 (04). Gann; 'Jl)lorp.as 5·679b. . . (D5). Gandon, James 2•42 0d ; 2·. Gannal, Felix 11•453a. -,. JEA�. NICOLA!t 11•452d. 428a. . . . Gaimat, Fr. 10•7 7 8 (F4) ; 1• Gandowa, S.Af; 25· 466 (!1). Ganduman, dist., Pers. 14-, , 696b. Gannet, is!., N.Z. 19·624 (E2). 867d ; 14·8 7 0b. GANNET (Solan goose) 11• Gandy, William 23·227b, 453a ; 3·963b. Gandy, Neb. 19·324 (D3). Gannet's bath 11·453b. Gandzalt, Pers. : ...� Gazaca. Ganelon 4lege)ad) 23· 46 4.d ; 11· Gannett, mt., Wyo. 28·873c. Gannoc, Wales : . see Dinas lUI> ; 5•84 6a. Gane:tajoch, pass, Alps 1·7 46a. · ·. Oonwy. . . Gannon, William 5·65b. Ganerbsohaft (law) 26·4b. · GANESA (myth .) 11•451b ; 13· Gannvalley, .S.Dak. 25·506 (F3). . 50lia. GANOD.ONTA 11·4 5 4a. Ganesa-cl).aturthl 13-494d. G.anoidei 26·54 3d ; 14·246c ; Gang, tribe' 27·5 5 9a. Ganga, mts., I,:�dia 14·31c. heart 14·263a ; Jurassic Ganga (drug) : •ee Cannabis period 15•570b ; reproduo• tive oo:gane 14- 257 b (1lg.}, indica. . 23- 1 34d; skull 25·200b. Qanga (dynasty) 13·496a ; . 7• · Ganoine 16a. . . ·' ·14• 3 8 2 GansevoOJ:t, Peter: 23·685a. Gangawali, J:iv., India. · Gansfort, Wessel H. : see Wes• . (FL2). Gangawaram, India 14·382 . . sel, Johan. . G.an,si. China : see Sigan-fu. (GU), . Gansvi!le, La. 17·54 (Bl). Gaug·Wiys 20·824b. Gaugelt, Ger. 11•808 (I. j7). Gantai (Jap. artist) 15·175b, Gantak, India : · see Gangtok. Ganges, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (F6). -, is!. Pa.c.O. 20· 43.6 (E1). Gantang (measure) ;:!8• 4 9 2a. GANGfi:§, riv., India 11•451b ; Gantarawadi, state, :)3ur, 15• 14-l17·6 (08) ; 1·7 10c. . 678b. � 27·6 llb ; · GANTE (diet.) 11·454 c. · Canals ;l;l:•-1.52a" construction 14-i51a. : . fa.lls Ganteaume, H. J. A. 19·23 4b. Gantoku (Jap. artist) 15•175b, of level 14·76a.'" Ga.nton, York.s. 9·4.16 (II. Gl). - dolphin : .see Susu. . Gantrisoh, mt., Alps 26•242 Gangfisch 28-604b. . . Gangi, Sic. l5·4 (E6) ; ·9·64.6d. (03)� . . Hangites, riv., Turk. ; .see Gantry · 24.280a ; .· . 24·9 64 (PL

· Garai, riv., India (E.Beng. and Gardlily, Swed. 26·190 (03). , Garde, T. V. 12·542c. .. Assam) : see Har inghata. .. -, riv., India (United Provs.): Gan&J, cape, Alg. 1·643 (Cl),

. Gardlng, Ger. 8, 24 (A4); .

Gardner, Allen 8· 69 6 d. · -, Daniel 20·89lc. Gardeau, Pa. 21•106 (F2). · -, ERNEST A. 11·462d. Gwode · oi.vique 3•.6 72 b. -. George. 4·4 52 o. ...... :Mass.. 11 ·462d , -, is!., Minn. 18•650 (Cl)• 455e. 17·8511 '(0..;])1). GARASHANIN, ILlYA 11· -. is!., N.s.w,,. 26•2 7 8 (02) ; -, N.Dak. 19 , 7 8 0 (G ·H2)• . 22·118b. 455o. , -, canal, B.C. 4•600 '(C2)i Garas Omar, Somlnd. 25•379 GARDEN 11·4 59e ; plati 13· -, is!., N.G. 19-487 (Gl), . (D·E6). U6 (fig.). see . also Horti·· -, is!., Pac.O; (Caroline Is.) : Garasse, Franoois 11•1 32 d ; 5culture. ,. see. Faraulep, .· • • · '''' ' 949a. Garde nationa.le mobile · 10. .....,.. isl., Bac.O, (Haw&ii) ZO. D OM IN I Q U E 926c. G A R A T, , 436 (12). , : Joseph 11·456a ; 27·126d. Garden chafer 5· 800a, . .--, isl, ·Pac.O. · (PhoeniX · Is.) -, PIERRE•JEAN 11·456c ; Garqen Cit;v . Ala• 1•460 (Cl). · 20.43 6 (H5) ; ' Z1- 4 5S&,i'. r - C1ty,I�. i4·732 (D2). · . . 4·139a. _._, lake, Conn. 6·952 (F3}. · Garavan, Mentone, Fr. 18· - City, Ill. : see Chicago.· :-, mts., W.Aus. 28·539cl· ' · City; , .Kan, 15· 65 4 {'B2)'; Gardner machine·grtn 17- 24 l a. 146b. · Garavogue, riv., Ire. : see Gar15· 65 5 d. · Gardners, lake, Me.17•434(E4). - City, Minn. 18·55'0 (06). G ardner Trust 4·63c. vogue. · . . GARAY, JANOS 11•45 6c ; 13· - City, Mo. 18·608 (D3). Gardner-v; Hodgson's Kingston 927b. . Brewery Co. 8·826d. .-'· City: N.Y. 19 • 596 (-E 4) '• -, Juan de 2•4(19a ; 4·754a : i6·9 S3a. Gardnerville, Nev. 5·8 (D2). ..._ .2 b. Garhapatya 4·380b. Garhi-Harsaru, India 14·376 (G5). G'lrhjats, states, India : see Orissa tributary states. Garhmukhteshar, India 14· 376 (G5) ; 18·815a. Garhnis, tribe, 8·309b, GARHWAL, dist., India 11· 466a ; 14·376 (H5·4) ; 26· 919a ; dialect 20·453b. -, native state, India 11·466b; 14·376 (IH). Garhwas, tribe 4·797d. Garia, hay, 1\fd. 19•479 (.A.3). Garih, riv.bS.Af. : s� Orange. GARIBAL I, GIUSEPPE 11• 466o ; 15·5Sd • Cavour 5· 5853 ; Rome (1S49 and 1867) 15·53c, 23·683d • Sicilian exped:t ion ( 1 860) 15·57c, 19·188d ; Victatoria. 846o ; Travancore 27·216a.. (C1). Gezo (of Dahomey) 7·736a. See also Sahyadrimountains, Gesundbrunnen, Ger. 3·7 88 Gfohler Wald, rot., Aus. 3·1b. Ghatsila, India 14·376 (M8). (map). Ghaub, Ger.S.W.Af. 25·468 rich 11•915b. (C-D2). 11•910d. Ghab, val., Syr. 20·327a. Ghauts, mts., India : see Ghats, 11·91 1 a ; 15·280d ; Ghabra._ War of Dahis an : Eastern and Western. 28·944d ; 12·272o ; religion see Dahis and Ghabra. Ghayas Beg (Indian minister) : 28·951c. N.Af. 11·915d ; see Itimad ud-daula. Sp. 25·530 (D2) ; 25· 1·320 (D2J ; 23·648 (C3) ; Ghaz, lake, Tib. 6·168 (E2) ; Ge � . 27·289c. 15·940a. Getchell, Wash. 28·354 (Cl). Ghades, Afr. : see Rades. Ghazal (Tabiah b. Isaac) 24• Getel, riv., Ger. 3·2G9b. Ghafari (dynasty) 2·270a. 1 1 1b. Ge-Themis (rei.) 23·71d. Ghagar, riv., India 3·133c. - (ibn Abi Sarur) 24·111b. Gethsemane, Ark. 2·552 (D3). Ghaggar, canal,. India 3·929a. - (ibn al-Duwaik) 24·11 1a. - Ky. 15·7 40 (C3). ...:., riv., India �4·376 (F5-G4) ; Ghazal, riv., C.Af. : see Bahr· course 3·929a, 13·526d, 27· el·Ghazal. Pal. 11·911b ; 15·352b. 574e. Ghazal (lit.) 13·488a. Get in (falconry) 10·142b. Ghaghat, riv., India 22·892a. 11·916b ; 2·279b ; Getiuge� Swed. 26-190 (B3). Ghagra, riv. In di : see Gogra. 24·307d ; suflism 26·32b. Getsuro oi·Zan, mt., Jap. 10· (costume ) : see Lhenga. Ghazan Khan, mosque, Pers. 6G!lc. Ghagri, riv., India 3·842d. 2•426b ; 2·423d. Getting (coal-mining) 6-580b. Ghaiasuddin : see Ghiyass· Ghazan Mahmud (ot Persia) Getty, George ·washington 28· Uddin, 21·226d ; 9·100d. 634d. Ghaiata, mt., Mor. 18•851 ( 1 ) Ghazar, riv., India 12·20a. 2· 859 a. Gettysburg, 0. 20·26 (A4). Ghazepore, India : see Ghazi· 11·911c ; Ghaibis (sect) 19·821c. pur. 21•106 (H6); 1·823a; mineral Ghail Aswad, canal, Arab. 24• (diet.) 11·916d. waters 18·22a. 125d. Ghazia (dancer) 9·32e. -, S.Dak. 25·506 (F3). Ghair, riv. , Pal. 20·602 (E3). India 11•916d ; -, Wash. 28·354 (A-131). Ghaiss ud din Tnghlak : see 14·376 (G-H5). Tughlak Shah. Geuda Springs, Kan. 15·654 Ghazi Fazil 27·466a. (E3). Mar. : see Walidiya. Ghazi Ghat, India 14·376 (D4). Geuk Bunar, riv., Asia M. 21· Ghakkar, tribe 12· 7 1 3o ; 15· Ghazi-Khali. riv., India 7• 544b. 413o ; 14·401c. 7 25d. Geukche A ia M. 21· Ghalefika, Arab. 28·913d. India 11·916d ; Ghallb, El (of Morocco) : see 5Ha. 14·376 (K7) ; inscriptions Abdullah. Geuk Irmak, riv., Turk.As. 14·621d. 760 (F2 ) ; 2·757d. - (Mirza Asadullah Khan Ohazi·uddin Haidar 17·106b. - Su, riv., Asia M. (trib. of Naushah) 13·489b. Ghaznevid (dynasty) 11·917d; Jihun) 2·760 (G3) ; 2·758b. - (sheikh) 27·4G6d. 14·401a ; Persia under 21 • - Su, riv., Turk.As. (Cilicia) Ghal:ite (sect) 24·857 d ; 17• 225b ; Seljuk wars 24·608c. 2·760 (E4) : see also Caly­ 423a. Afg. 11·917 a ,; 1·307 eadnus. (E3) ; Ghalla, riv., A.-E.Sud. 26·9 Ghazni 1•310b ; Geuksun, Turk.As. 2·760 (G3); (D3) ; 15·907b. medal 18·9d. see also Cocysus. Ghallis, is!., Ma ta 17 • 508 11·918d ; 20·47a ; 20• Geul, riv., Roll. 16·692c. (B2). 7 77d. 11· Ghana, W.Afr. 12·696b. Belg. 11·919a ; 3·668 -, state, W.Afr. 12·696b ; 17· 913a ; 5·41Sb. (Fl) ; colony tor insane 14• 565b. Geuljik, lake, Arm. 2-565 (B2); 616a. Ghanapura, India 14·382 Gheen, Minn. 18·550 (E3). 26·969d. (011). 11·913o ; 13·770b : see Gheeraardsb ergen, Belg. : see Ghandari (people) 15·689a. also Avens. Grammont. Ghar, canal, Ind::J. 25·143a. Ghegs (people) 1·483c. - rivale : see Water avens. Geunen Chai, riv., Asia 1\1,: see -'-, rots., India 1&·7 7 0a. Gheluwe, Belg. 3·668 (B2). Ghara, Bu, Tun. : see Grara, Ghennihma, rot., Egy. 9·40 Aesepus. (B2). Geusac�an, riv., Scot. 7·921b. Bu. Geush Urvan (rei.) 2G·1042b. Gharaba, riv., Arab. 26·305 Be g. 11·919a ; 3·668 Geut11er, Anton 1·135d ; 5• (C1) ; academy 10·495b ; (D4). 308d ; butyric acid 4•892a ; Oharak, epression, Egy. 10· cathedral 2·407b ; cotton isoerotonic acid 7•51lb. manufacture 7•299b ; library 219c. Ghara uri, is!., India : see Gevaert, F. A. 3·681o. 16·575b ; the Bold Gevaudan, dlst., Fr. 10· 7 7 6 21·386d; picture exhibitions 20·507b ; revolts (1448) 21· (E4) · 10·802 (hist. map) ; Gharb, Malta 17·508 (All. 18·1 i 5b. Gharbi, lake, Alg. and Mar. 387d, (1453) 19·415e; Ger. 11·913c ; (1678) 643 (A2) ; 18·851 (G2) ; 1· 11·808 (I. k6). 3·673a ; town hall 643d. -, mts., Syr, : see Lebanon. Oeveze, Asia l\f. 21·543d. 2·408a,2·422a; treaty (1814J 5·158d, 25·224c, 27·694b Gevrey-Chambertin, Fr. 10· -, riv., Alg. 1·643 (B2) ; 10• university 3·671b. 307d. 7 7 8 (G4). -, Pacification of 19·419d. Gewerbegericht 2·336a. Gharbia, prov., Egy. 9·29a, -, Ky. 15·740 (C-D2). Gewerbeordnung 11•878b, Gharbiya, tribe 19·844b. -, Minn. 18·5�0 (B6). Gewerksehaftcn 27·147b. Ghardaia, Alg-. 1·643 (B2) ; Gewerkvereine 27·147b. -, N.Y. 19·596 (C1). 64Gb ; 21·763a. Gewitter Nase : see C.OOhet -, dlst., Alg. 1·643 (B2) ; 1• Ghent, Bombarde ot : sees Dulle Uriete. 648e. d'orage. Fr. 11·913o ; 10·7 7 8 Ghar-el·Mela, lagoon, Tun. 22· Ghentbrugge, Belg. 3·668 (C1). Gherardesca diptych 15·96b. (II4) ; 9·341d. 123d. Gher rdescha, Ugolino della -, Pays de, prov. Fr. 4·822o ; Ghari 19-380a. 18·9!lb. 26·255b ; 10·834b. Gharial : see Gavial. Gharian, rots., Trip. : see Gherardo , lord of isa 21·645o, Geyer, 0. 20·26 (D3). - della Notte : see Honthorst, Geyler von Kaisersberg, Joh· Ghurian. ann : see Geiler on Kaisers­ Gharib, rot., Egy. 9·40 (B2) ; Gerard. berg. Gherba, isl.t Alg. 1·648 (D2). 9·21c. Gherea, Doorogeanu 23·84Sb. Gcys-dorp, Trans. 25·466 (06). Gharibu'l·Hadith 20·725d. Gheria, India (Bengal) 14•408d Geyser, Mont. 14·276 (D2). Gharm, C.Asia : see Garm. -, India, (Bombay) : see Vic -, Nev. 5·8 (F2). Gharo, India 14·376 (D7). iadrug• . -, lake, Tib. 6•168 (D3). 20·602 (E3). Gla�r;r., ..ioy. Z5•379 (C5), (hot spring-) 11·913d; Ghas, riv., Mar. : see Massa. 28•912b ; 22•941b. 1 Gheris, riv., Mor. : aee Ooria. Ghasa, In� �

GERSONIDES, GERSOPPA, FALLS OF, GERSTACKER, FRIEDRICH 11·906d . 11-796b. -, Karl E dward Adolt 8·468b. GESTA ROMANORUM GERSTENBERG, HEINRlCH Wilhelm von 11·907b. in

Gerstenhofe11 furnace 7·104b ; 11·361c. Gerstner, F. :r. V. 28·429b. Gerstungen, Ger. 11·808 (III. 11·901c. n -o l l ) ; peace (1074) 11· Germonville, fort. Fl'. 'Zl· 839b. 1019a. Germ-plasm 13-350 d ; repro- Gerunium, It. 15·26 (E4). Gerusalemme Liberata (Ta..trel 15-755b. - pine :

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- salamander of .J pan : see G ig-an ti'1 salam n rl er. Giants, Book of thd, It. 26·242 (C5). Gier, riv., Fr. 1 0- 7 7 8 ( C5 ) ; 16 · Gigo, l"iv.,. Mo?. 18·851 (E2). 9 2 4 b. Gigot, l\il.\l. urice Louis Joseph : -, pass, Fr. 5-7 7 7 d. see Elbee. Giera, P. 22·502d. Gigoux, .Tean Francois 20·503a. Gierend, Ger. 11·808 (I. K7). Gigrin raudstones 16·829b. GIERS, NICHOLAS KARLO· Gigthis, Tun. : see Grara, Bu. vich de 12·2d ; 9·9 4 8 b. Giguc (music) 26· 5 2 b. Giesager, riv., Den. 8·24 (B3). Giguela, riv., Sp. : see Guadi·

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Giesboro Point, D.C. 17·828 ana. (D-1 ). Gihon (bib!.) 8-9 23 d. Giesbrecht, W. 9-659a ; 18- -, riv., Vt.. 19-490 ( B 2 ) . 408d ; 2 · 2 3 7c. -, riv., W.Af. 28·152b. Giesebrecht Friedrich 15·324d. Gihulngan, P . Is. 21·392 (D5). , -, WILHEJ..M VON 12· 3 b . GIJON, Sp. 12-6a ; 25•530 Gieseckitnmuick : see �Iuick. Glenn, Ala. 1·460 (B2). -, Colo. 6·722 (153c, 11-357 "· Glwdyr Fawr, mt., Wales 5· 360c. Glycaphorm 18·862d. GLYCAS, MICHAEL 12·145d. Glycera 5·7 91 d. Glyceria fluitans : Manna­

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- maritima : meadow grass. Glyceric ether 25·893d. GLYCERIN 12·146a ; 1 · 7 1 0c ; physiology 4-79b ; soap 2045c ; vaccination Z7-833c ; wine 28 ·719 a ; 'Vurtz on28· 859d. Glycerins ( Roman emperor) 19-385c. Glycerol : sa Glycerin. - monoformin 1 · 7 1 Oc. Glyceryl myristate 6·621d. - trinitrate : Nitroglycerin. Glycimeris 3-453a ; 16·124a. Ulycin : S·Kutueo> : Kutusov. Go!eon, pass, Alps. 1 · H 2c. Golcsci, Rum. 23-�26 (C2). Golesh, rut., Turk. 1·482b. Goleta, Cal. 5·8 (D4). -, pt., Cal. 5·8 (D4). GOLETTA, 12·219b ; 1· 643 ( D l } ; 27·397a ; Spanish occupation 27·398c. GOLUCHOWSKI, AGENOR, -, pass, Alps 1 · 7 4 3a. count 12·227 c ; 3·20b. Golf, Ill. 14·304 (E1 ). - (philosopher) 21·928d. GOLF 12·219c ; 4·22o ; ama· Golunda 23·443a. teur players (in "C".S.) 1· Golungo Alto, Ang. (A5). 7 83a ; handicapping 12· Golya Planina, mts., Serv. 24· 916a. 686 (B2). Golfer's Land, house, Edin· Golyema, riv., 27•426 (E2). burgh 12·220a. Golfing "C"nion 12·222d. Golymin, battle (1806) : see Soldan. Golfo degli Aranci, Sard. 15·4 (B4) ; 34·2 13c ; 26·659b. Gomal, India 3·529d. - (Gumal), pass, India 14· - Dulce, C.Am. 5·678 (E6). Can.Is. 5·172 3 7 6 (C·D3) ; 12·228a ; 1· -, El, gulf, 309d. (map). GOMAL, riv., Afg. 12·228a ; Golfolina, gorge, It. 2·631d. Golgi, Camillo 25·67 7d ; 19· 3-291d. Gomant, India : Goa. 46a. Golgi, organs of 19·402a. G6mara, Francisco Lopez de : Go! Go!, N.S.W. 19·538 (B4) . Lopez de G6mara, Fran­ Golgotha, mt., Pal. 24-657b. cisco de. Go! Gunbaz 3·927d ; 27·961a. Gomara, region, Aby. : Kaffa. Goli, isl., Adriatic S. 3·4 ( D l}. GOLIAD, Tex. 12·224b ; 26· G6mara, Sp. 25·530 (D2). 690 ( K i ) . Gomarists Counter Re­ - Co., Tex. 26·690 ( K 7 ) . monstrants. GOLIARD 12·224c ; 23·85b. GOMARUS, FRANZ 12·228b ; Golias (bishop) 12-224c. 13·.'598a. GOLIATH (Bihl.) 12·225a ; Gomata (Gommatesvara) 14· armour 21·403d ; Berber 626c. Gomates (king) : Smerdis, legend 28·96ib. the Fals. - beetle 6·67 4a ; flight 10· 505c. Gamba, Ger.E.Af. 11·7 7 1 (B1). -, Nig. 19·678 (B2) • 19·676d; - crane 7·371c ; 4·480c. 1·350b. Goliathus : see Goliath beetle Golieso, Iv.Cst. 11·204 (E5). Gombata Lex : see Liber Constitutionum. O olilla Z7·976b. Golima, rlv., Aby. 25·379 (Bl). Gombe, Ger.E.Af. 11· 7 7 1 (B2). Gobs, mtt�., Somlnd. 25-379 -, Nig. 19·678 (E2) ; 3·536d. -, riv., Ger.E. .Af. 11· 7 7 1 (A2). (DI) ;

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228d ; 11·l30b ; 13·384d. 12·230c. : see Liber 13·296c. GONCHAROV, IVAN ALEX· stitutionum. androvioh 12·230d. Gombos, Hung. 3-4 (F4). Gombroon (Gombrun), : GONCOURT, EDMOND 'L, A. H. de 12·231a ; 11·149b ; 28· see Bander Abbasi. · 418b diary 8·168d. Gombroon ware 5·728a. Gomecestre, Hunts. ; see God- -, JUL A. H. DE 12·23 1 a ; 11·149b ; 28·418b ; diary 8· manchester. Gomecha, Sp. 28·149a (map). 1 68d. Gamel, Hnss. Home!. Goncz, Hung. 3·4 (G2). Gomen, Pac.O. 20·436 (L-M9). (Arab term) 26·309b. Gomer (wife of Hosea) : see - people : Gonds. 12·231c ; 14· Gomer bath Diblaim. G NDA, - (son of Japheth), 12·228d ; 376 (K6). ndants 11 15·2 75c, �s'd� 14 _ GOMER, eopl 12·228d. 382 (1J9). GONDAL, state, India 12·23ld. Cimmerii. Gomer, fort, Rants 22·132 GONDAR (Guendar), Aby. 12· 23ld ; 19·693 (D5) ; 1·83 (map). (map). GOMERA, is!., Can.Is. 12·229a; (map) ; aborigin s 12· e o ki�g � G ,;J'J'�ba� a h Diblaim 12•229a ; Go � � 7s � 1 �alvi de Puebla, RoderGo Gomersal, Yorks. 28·933 igo 8·297c. Gondi (language) 8·550c. Gomes, Barros 22·153d. -, Carlos 4·452b. Gonda, Switz. 26·242 (E4). -, Francisco Dias 22· 1 6 1 d. Gondofernes (king) : see Gon· Gometra, is!., Scot. 24·4 1 2 dopharea. (B3) ; 18·961a. (Ismailia), GONDOKORO Ugan. 12·232b ; 27·557 ( B 1 ); Gomez, Antonia : on torture, 19·693 (C7 ) ; 19·694d ; ex· in law 27·78a. peditions ( 1 87 0 ) 12·250b. -, OIOGO 12·229a. -, Estevan 19·508c ; 17·439a. Gondola, Giovanni : Gun- Farias, Valentin 18·339d. dulich, Ivan. Gondola 27·996b. -, Fernau 11·625b. -, Jose Miguel 7·605b. GONDOMAR, DIEGO SAR· -, Juan Vincenti 27·994d. miento de Acuna, count of -, Leandro 21·2b. 12·232c. - Pedraza 18·339c. GONDOPHARES (king) 12· 233a ; inscriptions 14·429c, -, Sebastian 19·37a. Gomez, Fla. 10·540 (F4). 14·624c, 18· 1 10d; S t Thomas 21·216c, 26·863b. -, Tex. 26·690 (E2). , p t., Az. 3·83 (2). Gondouin, Jacques 2·415b. GOMEZ DE AVELLANEDA, Gondowald (chief) 20·814d. Gertrudis 12·229c. Gondrani, Bal. 3·663b. GOMM, SIR WILLIAM MAY· Gondrecourt, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (G3). Gondreville, Capitulary of nard 12·229d. Gommatesvara : Gomata. (872) 10·812h. G emme, Alice Bertha 10·60ld. Gondrin, Louis A. de Pardail· -, Sir G. Laurence : on early Jan de, due d'Antin : sre history of London 16·957a. Antin, Louis A. de PardailIan. Gomoa, dist., Go.Cst. 12·204a. Gonds, race 12·233a ; 5·683a ; Gomontia 1·586d. 3·499a ; dancing 7·795c, 7• Gomontiaccae 1·587b. Go o., Rung. 3"4 (GZ) ; 2� fid� G ANA, dist., India 12· - es Kis-Hont, co., Hung. ; 233a ; 14·376 (Il-K S ) ; 3· Gomor. 833b. Gomorrah, Pal. 25·342 d ; 1· - Land (geol.) 20·540d ; 1· 7 0a. 324b ; 21·177c ; fauna 28· GOMPERS, SAMUEL 12·230a. 1009c ; map 5·31 0a. Gompertz, Louis 7·682d. Gondwana series (geol.) 14· Gompertz-Makeham Law 3 c ; 21·177d. 403a. Gonerby, Great, Lines. : GOMPERZ, THEODOR 12· Great Gonerby. 230a ; 13·343d. Gonesius, Peter 27·594h. Gomphi Herculaneum, Gr. 12· Gonesse, Fr. 10·778 (F3). 440 (C1). Gonevi�l, Edmund : see Gon-, pass, Gr. 26·843a. vile, Edmund. Gomphina 8·468c ; 8·470b. GONFALON 12·233b '• 10· Gomphoceras 5·686d ; 5·693c. 457b. Gompboceratidac 5·693c. Gonfalonier 12·233b ; 15·36b ; Gomphocerus 12·377d. Templars 26·592b. Gomphocystidae 8·878a. - de Sant Denis 12·233c. Gomphognathus 23·143d. GONG 12·233c. Gomphosis 15•483c. Ganga (language) 15·627c. Gomphotherium : see Proto- Gongola, riv., Nig. 19•678 (E2 ) ; 19·675c ; meryx. 4-266c ; Gomphrena : Globe amar· navigability 28·921d. an tlh . Gongolgon, N.S.W. 19·538 Gomshall, Sur. 9·424 (IV. B4) ; (D2). 16·942 (C4) ; 21·604b. GONGORA Y ARGOTE, LUIS Gomul, riv., Afg. : see Gomal. 12·233d ; 11·130b ; 25· Gomut.i palm 23 1003c ; 20· 582b ; portrait 27·975a. 642d ; 4·916c ; fibre, Gongorism : Culteranismo. Gongo Soco, gold mine, Braz. ; jaggery 26·36a. Gon, dist., Iv.Cst. 15·99a. 4·449b. Gona, people : Gonaguas. Gongylus (reptiles) ; Chal· Go t a proli!era 2·1 02a ; cides. z'fo d. . ct) o n 17· yloides (inse 1J ,f. Gonad 24·7 46d ; 23· 1 1 9d. 6 6 - duct 23·120a. Gonia Sunn. Gonagra 12·289a. Goniasoma 2·309d. G s, race 12" 230 b ; Chud· Gon · Hai. 12·8 24 (At ) ; 12 e :� 82 G �� i � 5 _ 693 d ; ; -, gulf, Hai. 12-824 (A1). 8-128a ; 21·87c. -, is!., Hai. 12·824 (A1 ) ; 12· Goniatitidae 5·693d. 824c. Gonic, N.H. 19·490 (E-F5). Gonam, riv., Russ.As. 25· 1 0 Gonidium 23·122b ; 23-127 d ; (H·I3). lichens 16·579c. Gonieolis 11·523a. Gonangium : see Gonotheca. Gonikaputra (Sanskrit writer) ; Gonapophysis 13·425c. Gonaqua, race : see Gonsee Patanjali. aguas. Goniocephalus 23·155d. Gonardiya : see Patanjal!. Goniodorididae 11·522d. Gonards, Bois des, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 Goniodoris 11·523a. (B6). Gonioid 7-579c. Goniolina 20·542d. Gonasika 15·529d. Gonata•. Antigonus : Anti· GONIOMETER 12-234b. gonus (Gonatas). Goniometric sight 25-63b. Goniomya 16· 1 24b ; 11·298d. Gonatidae 5·701c. Gonionemus 14·1ii5c; 14·148d. Gonatus 5·701c. 8·880b. Pers. 10·190a.

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Goniopholis 7·418c. Goniophyllum 2· 105a. - pyramidale 25·111b. Goniopora 2·104d. Gonium 10 . • 467c ; 10 • 465a (fig.). Gonja, race 1·329d. Gonjeli, Asia M. 13·452c. Gonkusa, Nig. 19·67 8 (E3). Gonnard, M. F. 8·667.a. Gonnella, Tito : 4·977c. Gonnesa, Sard. 24·213a. Gonneville, Binet Paulmier de : see Paulmier. Gonnus (Gonni), Gr. 12•440 (D1). Gone, Ger. S.W.Af. 25·466 (E2). Gonobia 6·618a. Gonobitz, Aus. 3·4 (D3). Gonococcu s 20· 7 7 2 b ; 27·983b; 24-652d. Gonocoels 5·796c. Gonodendron 14·158a. Gonodon 16·123a. Gonoleptes 2·309d. Gonoleptidae 2·309d. Go-no-me namako 15·178c. Gonopalpon 14·158a. Gohophore 14·140d ; 14•144d; 14·147a. Gonopod 5·670a. Gonorhynchidae 26·544b. Gonorrhoea 27·983b ; 20·7 72b 12·765c ; drugs for 25·1 1 6 d ; pericarditis 13·134a. Gonorrhoea! ophthalmia (of infants) neonatorum. - rheumatism 27·983d. Gonosiphon 14·158a. Gonosome 14·1 38d ; 14·150b. Gonospora 12-558a ; 12·558d (fig.) ; gametogony12·559 b ; spore 12·560b (fig.). Gonosporidae 12·560c. Gonostyle 14·158a. Gonotheca 14·140c. Gonothyraea . 14· 1 3 7 c ; 14• 1 5 3 d ; meconidium 14·145a; reproduction 14·152d. Gonoura, Jap. 14·298c. Oonritz, riv., Cape Col. 5·228a. Gonsalvo de Cordova : ee Cordoba, Gonzalo de. Gonsenheim, Ger. 11�808 (II. m9). Gontard, Susette 13·583a. Gontaut, de : see Biron, dues de.

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: see Ophthalmia

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Armand

GONTAUT, MARIE JOSEPH• ine Louise, duchesse 12·

de

235b. Gontaut-Biron, A. A. E., vicomte de 10·895a. Gonten, Switz. 26·242 2·220c. Gontran (king) : Guntram. GONVILE, EDMUND 12·235c. Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge 5·92c ; 4·960d ; 28·3 7 0c ; library 16·554c. Gonye, falls, Rhod. 23·260 25·466 (1 ; Clitomachua o-:Hl!b ; Demo· critus 8-!d ; Green, T. H. 9·8!:l b ; Huxley 14-20c ; )legarian Kant 9-8:l9d ; philosophy 18·7 7a ; Plato 21-822c, 1 · 1 06!J, 9·8 1 4 b ; Schleiermacher 24 • 3 3 3 a ; Socrates 9·811c, 25·336c. Sre also Hedonism, Utili­ tarianism. Goodall, Frederick 20-500c. Goodall, X.Dak. 19·780 (B2). Goodbye (diet.) 12·169d. Good Conduct )ledal : see Ability and Good Conduct )fedal. Goode, G. B. 14·2!9h. Goodell, Ia. 14-732 (D2). Goodells, :\Iich. 18·372 (Hl). Goodeniaceae 10·571c. Goodenough, James Graham 24· 1 8 6c . -, Gen. ,V. H. 9 · 1 2 lc. Goodenough, !Ja�-. N.G. 19· 437 (F.l). -, iHl., N.G. 19-487 (F3). Goodenough, in re 2·227b. Goodenow, Ill. 14-:lO! (E2). Francis John Goodeve, Erskine : sec under .liar, earldom or. Goodfield, Ill. 14· 3 0 ! (C3). GOOD FRIDAY 12·2 3 7 d ; 269:.c. Good Ground, N.Y. 25·!92c. - Harbor, bay, :\Iich. 18·372

(E.:>) .

- H il l , mt., Conn. 6·952 (C3). - Hope, Ill. 14-:l O l (13:3). - I ! ope, 0. 20·26 (DG). - Hope, Cape of, Af. 25·466 ( C - D 9 ) ; 5 ·2 25 c ; 8 · 1 7 3a ; llr:ti"h acquis;t;on 4·608d. - : lh:tal Obsen-atory 199 G O :> : heliometer 13·228a ; magnetic observat:ons 17· 3:i9c ; micrometer 18-:l83d ; Virt oria telescope 26·567d. Good Hope, Cape of, China 6168 ( K 5 ) . - H o p e , Cape of, X. G. 19·!87

(H I ).

Goodhue, James )I. 24· 3 5c. Goodhue :\linn. 18·550 (E6). - l'o., :\f inn. 18·550 (EG). Goodie "'ater, riv., Scot. 24-

H 8 (C2).

Ooodilla, :,< . ,\us. 2·960 (E2). Good ing, Ga. 11·752 (E3). -, Ida. 1 4· 2 7 6 (ll!). Good King Henry (bot.) 6·

Sllh.

Goodland, Ind. 14·!22 (C3). -, Kan. 15-654 ( A l ) . Goodleftaville, Tenn. 26·620 (E1). Goodleigh, D ev. 9-430 (VI. E l ). Gooclloes, Va. 28 · 1 1 8 (E2). Goodman, Christopher 1587 0d. -, F.T. 5·679d. -, Gabriel 28-265c ; 23-94la. GOODMAN, GODFREY 12· 2.l8b. Goodman, Ala. 1·460 ( D4). -, �!iss. 18-600 (B-C:l). Goodmanham, Yorks. 9·!16 ( I I . FZ). - Trusts, In re 16·379c ; 28-

6:i8a.

Goodmayes, Ess. 16-942 (E2). Goodnestone, Kent 9-424 (IV. D 1 ). Goodnight, Okla. 20•58 (D2). -, Tex. 26· 600 (C2). Good offlees (law) 18·22b. - Parliament, The 9-506c. (;ood Paature, Colo. 6 • 722

( F.l).

Joodradigbee, N.S.W.

(E4).

To make tun use of this Index it is essential to read the tnstructions given on Page J.

Good Success, cape, Tierra del Fuego 2·462 ( D 7 ) . - Templars 26- 5 8 0a. -- Thunder, Minn. 18 • 550 (C7). Goodville, Pa. 21-106 (H6). Good Water, Ala. 1 • 460 (C2). Goodwell, Okla. 20-58 (B4). Goodwick, Wales 9-428 (V. A3) ; 10·437a. Goodwill, W.Va. 28·560 (B4). GOODWILL (law) 12-239b. Goodwin, Albert 20-501d. -, Daniel Raynes 21- 1 15c. -, Sir Francis : election dispute 4-367 c. -, JOHN 12-239c. -, NATHANIEL CARL 12· 2 3 9d. 6· -, THOMAS 12-239d ;

932d. -, WILLIAM WATSON

12· 240b. Goodwin, Ariz. 2·544 (B2). -, Ark. 2·552 (D:J). -, Okla. 20-58 ( B 1 ). -, S.Dak. 25-506 (!3). Goodwine, Ill. 14·304 (E3). GOODWIN SANDS, shoals, Eng.Cban. 12-240c ; 9·424 (IV. F4). Goodwin v. Robarts 3-940c. Goodwood, Adelaide 1 - 1 89b. -, Sus. : geology 26· 1 65 d ; races 13·729b. GOODWOOD, mansion, Sus. 12-240c ; 9·420 (III. F5). Good Words 17-262!J. Goodwyn, Henry 26-328a. Goodyear, Amasa 12·240c ; 19-27 7 d. -, CHARLES 12 • 240c ; 8· 53b ; 24-994c. Goodyear welt machine 24994b. GOOGE, BARNABE 12-24 la ; · 9·618c ; 20-896b. Googul 19·1 1 5a. Gooi, hills, Hoi!. 13·588 (C2) ; 13·47 Ob ; 13-588b. Goojege, And.Is. 14-:382 (PU). Gookin, Daniel 19·5�5d ; 23· 109c. Goold-Adams, Sir Hamilton J. 20·159a. GOOLE, Yorks. 12·241b ; 9· 416 (II. F 2 ) ; 27-60:lu. Gooloogong, N.S.W. 19·538 ( D ·E 3 ). Gooloongolok, N.S.W. 19-5:38

(F·G3).

Goomalling, W.Aus. 2-960 (B6). Goombalie, N.S.W. 19·538 (C1). Goomsur, dist., India : see Gumsur. Goon!Jri, mt., N.S.W. 19-538

(F2).

Goondiwindi, Queens. 2·960 (H5). Goor, Roll. 13-588 (D2). Goora nut : see Kola nut. Goorkha : see Gurkha. Goosandor 18·163d. Goose, bay, Can. 22·724 ( E l ). -, bay, Nfd .. 19·479 (D2). -, cape, Nfd. 1 9 · ! 7 9 ( C 1 ) . - (North), cape, Russ. 23-872 (G-H l ) . - (South), cape, Russ. 23·87 2 (G-H 1 ) ; 19-833a. -, is!., Can. 19·831 (C-D2). -, is!., Conn. 6·952 (E5). -, is!., Ill. 14-:304 (06). -, is!., Tas. 26-438 ( B 1 ). -, isl., W.I. 28·544 (A!). -, lake, Cal. 5-8 (D4). -, lake, Cal. and Oreg. 5·8 (Cl ) ; 20·242 (E5) ; 20·

243b.

-, lake, Can. 24·225 (A3).

19-5:38 -, lake, Ill. 18-608 (H2).

Goodrich, E . S. 5 · 7 9 1 b .

-, lake, )!e. 17·434 (C4). -, lake, l\iinn. 18·550 (D·E5).

(londricke, John 1·65.5 c. -. Thomas : see Goodrich, Thomas. Good,; and Chattels 6-9b. Gor.d,;ell observatory 19-959d. Good Service Pension 21•120b. lloodsbaw, Lanes. 16· 1 3 9 (D2). Good Sight, mts., �.:\lex. 19· 520 (C5). GOODSIR, JOHN 12-238d ; 18·867c. Goodsiria 27·390a. Goodson, Va. : see Bristol. lloodsprings, Nev. 5·8 (F4). Goods, Sale of : see Sale of Goods.

915a, 22·2 19d ; duration of life 16·97 5d ; E�ypt 9-45d ; feathers 10-228d ; heat and food value 8·2 1 6a ; hybrid· ism 14-28a ; wing 3-965b. GOOSE (game) 12·24:�b. Gooseberry, isis., Nfd. 19-4 7 9 (D2). -. pt., R.I. 23·249 (c:n. GOOSEBERRY 12-243b : 11· 254c ; 11·261d. Gooseberry Creek, riv., Wyo. 28- 8 7 4 ( D 1 ) . Goo•eherry mildew 12-244c. - moth 12-244a; 16-467c; 18· 1 1!lb.

GOODRICH, SAMUEL GRIS · -, lake, N.H. 19·490 (C4). wold 12·2:\Sc. -, lake, Russ.As. : see Guisi.. -, THOMAS 12·238d. noe. Goodrich, Hereford. 9-!20 (III. -, pt., Del. 17-828 (I2). B:l) ; castle 23-H1b, 13- -, riv., N. Dak. 19·780 (G2) ; ;{;,7a. 19 · 7 8 0 c. -, �lich. 18-�72 ( G 7 ). GOOSE 12·2 4 1 c ; acclimatiza­ -, :-." . Dak. 19·780 ( D 2 ). tion 1 · 1 1 6d ; breeding 9-

Gooseberry Neck, isl., Mass. 17·852 (E-1!'4). Gooseberry saw-fly 12-244a. - stone : see Grossularite. - wine 12-245a. Goose Creek, W.Va. 28-560 (B2). - Creek, mts., Utah and Ida. 14-276 (C4). - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20- 2 4 2 (H3). - Creek, riv., S . D ak. 25·506

(D2).

Goose fat 20·47a. Gooseflesh 25·188d. Goose-foot : see Chenopodium. Goose�grass : see Cleavers. Goose Green, Lanes. 16·139

(C2).

- Land, dist., R11Ss. 23·87 2 ( H 1 ) ; 19 -8 3 3b. - Hocks, Me. 3-918a. Goosewell, Dev. 21-862 (map). Goosnargh, Lanes. 16-139 (C1). GOOTY, India 12·245b ; 14· 382 ( G 1 2 ) ; 1·913d. Gop, Wales 5-57 8l>. Gopala (king of Magadha) 3655a. - (epithet of Krishna) 13507 !J. Gopalganj, India (Bengal) 143 7 6 (L6). -, India (E. Bengal and Assam) 14-�76 (N8). Gopal Lal 13-510d. Gopa!pur, India (E. Bengal and Assam) 14-:1 7 6 (N-07). -, India (l\ladras) 14·382 ( L 1 0 ) ; 11-452d. Gopanar, India 14-382 ( H 1 1 ) . Gopat, riv., India 14·376 (I-K7). Gopher (mammal) : see Sous­ lik and Pocket-gopher. GOPHER (reptile) 12-245b ; 27-69b. Gopi (myth.) 13·510b. Go,ll iballabhpur, India 14-376 (l\e 27·538c. GOSSIP (diet.) 12·269b, -, Obcr, Switz. 26·242 (D2). 280d ; 6·269c. Gothic Wash, riv., Ariz. 2·544 Gossip's Bridle : see Branks. Gosha, dist., E.Af. 15·53ld. Goudswaard, Holl.13·588 (B3). ( D l ). GOS·HAWK 12•264a ; 10• GOSSNER,JOHANNES EVAN• Gothi Minores, tribe 15·51ld. Gouello, dist., Fr. 10•776 (B2), gelista 12·269b. 145d. GOTHITE 12·272b ; 14•797d. Gouessan, riv., Fr. 7·249b. - (chemist) 8·49a. Goshen, Ala. 1·460 (C4), Gothland � is!., Swed. : see Gonet, riv., Fr. 7·249b. Gassner's mission 18·589c. Gouffe (engineer) 8·567a. Gotlanu, -, Cal. 5·8 (D3). (I. F2). Gossnitz, Ger. 11·808 (III. Gothlandian group 25·1 1 0a. -, Conn. 6·952 (C2). GOUFFIER (French !amily) Gorokhowts, Russ. 28·169a. qll ) ; 24·259c. -, Conn. ·6·952 (F3). 12·281a. fi orom, Dch.E.Ind. 1·797b. Gothland limestone 25·1 1 1 a. -, seigneur de Boisy 12·281a, Gorongoza, mts., Port.E.Af. - (West), Conn. : see West GOSSON, STEPHEN 12·269b ; Gothorth (title) 14·232b. 8·520c. Goshen. GOTHS, tribe 12·272c : 23·648 Gouganebarra, lake, Ire. 14• 25·466 (L2). Gassville, N.H. 19·490 (E5), (D-E l ) ; 12·462d ; 23·654b ; 25·466 -, Ida. 14·277c. Port.E.Af. -. ri>., 744 (B5) ; geology 7•157b. GOSHEN, Ind. 12•2640 : 14• Gossyplna (diet.) 20·725c. Italy under (5th-6th cent.) GOUGE, MARTIN 12·281b, (.:1-13). Gossypium : see Cotton. 422 (Fl). 15·27d, 2·595d, 19·241b ; GOUGE (diet.) 12·281c. Gorontalo, 1\Iai.Arch. 17·466 - arboreum : see Tree cotton. -, Ky. 15·740 (C2}. Jordanes 15·510c. See also Gougenot, Louis 12·584c. (E2-3) ; 5·59Sa. see Kidney - brasiliense : GOUGH, HUGH GOUGH, vis• Ostrogoths and Visigoths. see -, Mass. 17·852 (B2). Mal.Arch. : -, gulf, cotton. count 12·281c ; 6·199b ; 26• -, N.H. 19·490 (C5). Gatiska torbundet 26•2I8c ; Tomini. 28· aceum 7·258a ; 87b. 26·505c. Goron"T• oastle, Wales 18· -, N.J. 19•502 (C5). -, N.Y. 19·596 (F4). · deep, Baltio S. 3· -, John 9·159c ; 7•777d. Got 16Sh. - hirsutum : see American -, JOHN BARTHOLOMEW Goroshichl (Japanese artist) -, o. 20·26 (B6) ; 19· 5 32o. 2 cotton. -, Oreg. 20·242 (B4). GOTLAND, lsi., Swed. 12· 15·183d. 12-282a. - peruvianum : see Kidney Gorosh in, Ru•s. 23·87 4 (I. D2). -, Utah 27·814 (C3). 276c ; 26·190 (E3) ; Goths - Matthew 17·6c. -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (C3). cotton, G orotuba, Braz. 4·440 (II6). 12•272c ; Iron Age relics -: RICHARD 12·282b. GOSHEN, dist., Egy. 12·264b. Gostinoy Dvor, 1\foscow 18· 24·289c ; runic '1\Titing 26· Gough, Ga. 11•752 (D2). Gorpiaeus 6·315c. 892c. -, pt., Conn. 6·952 (G4). Gorran, Corn. 7·180a. 683b ; treaty of Briimsebro - ( Diego Alvarez), is!., S.AtL -, republic, S.Af. 3•606d ; 27• Gostivar, Turk. 27·426 (B2) ; Gorredyk, Hoi!. 13•588 (D1 ). ( 1 645) 8·33c. 0. 27·296a. 198c. 27·811c. GORRES, JOHANN JOSEPH -, lake, Can. 1·500 (B2). Gotland Association 12·928c. von 12·260b ; 11·793d. - College, Goshen, Ind. 12• Gostritz, Ger. 8·57 7 a (plan). vs of see Visby, sea Goughia 13·473d. Gostyn, Ger. 11·808 (F3). 264c. Gorrie refrigeration process 2· Gough's Cavern, cave, Som. 6• Goshenite 3·8 1 7 d. Gostynin, Russ. 21·929 (B2) ; Goto (Jap. family) 15·178a, 1 59a. 2 1b. 28·334a. Goshen schist 27•630c. Gouhenans, Fr. 13·74b. Gorron, Fr. 10·778 (03). -, S. 8·87ld ; 14·157a. GORSAS, ANTOINE JOSEPH Goshen Swamp, rlv., N.C. 19· Gosudarstvennaya duma see GOTO, isis., Jap. 12•277c ; ..15· Goujand, Aim� Jacques Ale%• Duma. 156 (FlO). 772 (D·E2). andre : � Bonpland. 12•26la.

Goring, George, earl of Nor· wlch : see Nornich. Goring, Oxon. 8·420 (ill. E3) ; 20·415d. -, Sus. 9·424 (IV. B5). Gorin! cremation turnace 7• 404c. Gorionides : see Josippon (b. Gorion). Goritsa, hill, Serv. 19·709d. Goritza, Gr. : see Mantineia. -, Turk. : see Kortcha. - Topal, is!., Monten. 18·767a. Gorizia, Aus. : see Gorz. Gorjiu, dept.� Rum. 23·826 (A2) ; 23•8:l7a. Gork, goldfields, Tib. 26·917 d. see Gorkha, state, India Gurkha. Gorkhali (language) : see Khas. Gorkhar see Onager. GORKI, MAXIM 12·259c. Gorki, Russ. 23·872 (D5) ; 18· 646b. see Gorln­ Gorkum, IIoll. chem. see Du Gorla, marquise de Pare, Mdlle. Gorleston, Suff. ·9·424 (IV. Fl) • 28·905d. GORLiTZ (Drebenau, Zgor­ zelice), Ger. 12·259d ; 11· 808 (E3) ; battle ( 1 7 45) 3· 42d. Gorlitzer Bahnhot, Berlin 3· 787b. - Neisse, riv., Ger. : see Lau­ sitzer Neisse. Gorm (Danish king) 8·29b ; 11·834d. Gorm, lake, Scot. 24·4 12 (B4). -, mts., Ire. 17·936d. Gorman, Willis A. 7·866b ; 18· 553c. Gorman, Tex. 26·690 (13). Gormania, W.Va. 28·560 (D2). Gormanston, Tas. 26·441a. Gormaneton (Irish viscountcy) 28·130b. 14·744 Ire. Gormanstown, (E3). Gormaz, Sp. 25·530 (D2), Gormtlaith 14·766b. Gormo (Viking) see Tomrair. Gornal, Upper, Staffs. 25·7 5 8 (A I ) ; 24·577c. Gornalwood, Staffs. 25·758 ( A l ). Gorner, glacier, Alps 26·242 (D5) ; 1·740c ; 26·240b. Gornergrat., mt., Alps 26·242 ( Dj ) ; 1·743c : 27·839b. Gorni Dubnik, Bulg. : battle ( 1 8 7 7 ) 12·288b. - l\Iilano>ats, Serv. 24·686 (B2). Gornja Tuzla, Bos. 3·4 (F4) ; 8·392b. Goro, escarpment, E.At. 1·83 (map) ; 4·602a. Gorobei 15•178b. 27· Russ. Goroblagodatsk, 7 86b ; 21·806a. Gorobube, Aby. 25•379 (B4). Goshonzui : Gorodayu see Shonzui. Goro·dcma, S.Af. 25·466 (It). Gorodcts, St Petersburg 23· 8 7 2 (D8). Gorodiehche, Rus�. (Penza) 23·872 (G5) ; 21·125a. -, Russ. (S.E. St Petersburg) 23·872 (D8). -, Russ. (S.W. St Petersburg) 23·872 (CS). -, mines, Russ. 17·115d. - (diet.) 15·789a. Gorodnya, Russ. 23·872 (D5) ; 6·84a. Gorodok, Russ. 23·872 (C-D4 ); 28· 14Gd. Goroke, Viet. 28·38 (A2). Gorokhovatka, Russ. 23·874

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Gorse (king of Man) 17·537c. Gorse (shrub) : Bee Furze, Gorsedd 9·136c. Gorseinon, Wales 12•74c. Gorse!, Roll. 13·588 (D . Gorsk Russ. 23·872 (E7 • ON GORS'r SIR JOHN (b. u 5> 12·26tb ; 8·978d. -, Sir J. Eldon (b. 1861) 12· 261c • 9·116c • 9·119b. Gort, ire. H- 7 44 (03) ; 11· 432c. Gortalea Junction, Ire. 14·U4

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GOUJET, CLAUDE PIERRE GOUT 12·289a. ; 18-197o : re­ Gowe.n1 :Mich. 18·372 (E6), medies 6·662b, 12·647c ; spa. -, OKla.. 20•58 (F3}. 12·282c. -, Pa. 21·106 (K4). treatment 3·285c, - City, Pa. 21·106 (14}. fly 8·897c. 496c ; " D iane " 24 • 495

GOUJON, JEAN 12•282d ; 24•

Gouth, Beraud de 6·484a.

(Pl. II.).

-, JEAN MARIE C. A. 12• -, Bertrand de : see Clement

283b ; 26·1016a. Goul, lake, Scot. 1·51c. GoulaiB, Can. 20• 1 1 4 (D2). -, riv,, Can. 20• 1 1 4 (C2). Goulard's extract 16·319d. Goulart, Simon 26·26!d. Goulas, Crete 7·!18 (Cl ) ; 7· 425c. GOULBURN, EDWARD MEY• rick 12·283c. -, HENRY 12·283d ; national debt 19· 2 7 ld. GOULBURN, N.S.W. 12·284a ; 19·538 (E·F4) ; 19·538c. -, Llls., Austr. 2·960 (E2). -, riv., N.S.W. 19·538 (E·F3); 19·537c. -, riv., Viet. 28·38 CC2) ; 28· 38d. Goulceby, Lines. 9-4l6 (II. G G USTUS ADDI· on 1 - z a -, BENJAMIN APTHORP 12· 284b. -, Bernard : see Partridge, J . B. -, Davidge 19·700d. CAR• FRANCIS -, Sffi ruthers 12·284c ; 5·333b. -, George Jay 12·285a. -, Helen llliller 12·285b. -, James 16·783b, -, JAY 12·284c i 27· 7 1 8d. -, Jay (tennLl cnampion) 26630b. -, John 20·305d ; 22·7 46d. -, Robert Freke 11-81a. Gould, isl., R.I. 23·249 (C2). Gould accumulator 1·127d. Gould City, :l>lich. 18 • 372 (E3), Goulds, Ire. 14-74! (D4). Gouldsboro, :lie. 17•434 (D4). -, Pa. 21·106 (:113). Gouldsbury, V.S. 2·727d ; 11· 437a. Goulet, chan. Fr. 4·500b. -, mt., Fr. 17·15d. G ouliots, caves, Cha.n.Is. Z4220b. Goums (diet.) 1· 65 1c.

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Gour, riv., India 14·376 (!8). Goura see Crowned pigeon. Gouraios, riv., India : see Panjkora. Gouramy see Gora.my. Gouras (Greek otll.cer) 12· 4 9 -ld. Gouraud, Francois Fauvel 18· 630b. Gourbis (diet.) 1·3GOa.. GOURD 12·286d ; 11·257c. (Jourdan, cave, Fr. : drawings 20·!62 (Pl. I . figs. 1, 2). Gourde 12·825d. G ourdesh, val., A.fg . 1&·63 1a.. G ourdon, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (E5) ; 17• 16b. -, Scot. 24·412 (F3) ; 3·814c. GOURGAUD, GASPAR 12• 287d. -, �larie Rose 8·6Hb. G ourgues, Dominique de 10· 5Hb. G eurin, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (C3). Gouritz, riv., Cape Col. 25-466 (E9). GOURKO, JOSEPH VLADI• mirovich 12·288b. Gourla�, Robert Fleming 5165d. Gourlay back end 4·U2c. see G ourliaca. decortica.ns : Chailar. G ourliea chilensis : see Cha.nar. Gourmand (diet.) 12-288c. GOURMET (diet.) 12·288c. Gourmont, Rcmy de 25•1058c. Gonrnay, Hugh de 12·732c. -, Jeau Christophe, comte de 10·500b. -, Jean Claude ll1a.rle Vincent 21·5!8d. -, Marie de Jars de 18·750b. Gournay, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (E3). G ournia, Crete 7·418 (Cl) ; 7• 425a. GOUROCK, Scot. 12·288c ; 24· 4 1 8 (B3). -, rots., N.S.W. 19·538 (E5}. Oourov, M . 10-747b. Ooursat, Georges 5·334b.

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291c. Gouttes de lait 14-513d. Gouty ste=ed tree 2·949b. Gouveia, Port.E.A!. 25·466

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Gouverneur, J. J. A. 8·727c. Gouverneur, N.Y. 19·596 (E1}; geology 19·598a, 26•361lc, 27•104c. Gouvieux Fr. 20·53d.

GOUVION SAINT CYR, LAU· rent, marquis of 12·292& ;

10-864b. Gouwe, riv., Holl. 13-588 (B2); 13·58Sd. Gouw Zee, inlet, Holl. 18·729d. Gouy, A, 25·622b. Gouy, L. G. 21·936c. Gouya.ve, W.I. 28·544 (E 2) ; 12·578d. GOVAN, Scot. 12·292c ; 24-418 (C3) ; 12-81 (map) ; 24·419d. -, Wash. 28·354 (G2). Govanhill, Scot. 12·81 (map). Govans, Md. 17·828 (B3). Govapurl (Gave} India : see Goa.. G ave, Ka.n. 15·654 (B2l. - Co., Kan. 15·654 (B2). Govensk, cape, Russ.AB. 25- 10 (M3). Governess-cart 5·411 d. Government, mt., Ariz , 2· 5 44 (C2), GOVERNMENT 12·292 d ; 6· 965c ; Bacon 3·138d : Ben· tham 3·748d : Confucius 6· 909b : constitutional 7-14d ; Godwin 12· 1 7 7 d : Hooker 13·673d ; Mencius 18•114b ; 23·1 12d : representative social contract- theory 25300d. ot theory Governmental o.toneroent 2·876a. Government Annuities Acts (1864 and 1882) 14·67 4a. Government Gazette (India.} 19· 56 Ga. Governmentof IndiaAct(1853) 7·4G3c. - of Ireland Bill : see Home Rule. - Statistics 25·809a.. Government Well, S.Aus. 2· 960 (E4). GOVERNOR 12·298o ;. com· mission 16·50 l d ; medieval France 10·913d : United States 27·648c. - (roech.)25·835d· centrifugal 25·82 1b ; conicai pendulum 17·1015c ; gasholder 11 · 488d ; steam turbine 25· 846c : turbines 14·105c. Governor · General in Council (India} ; see Viceroy. " Governor Ra.tll.es " (law case) 24·100a. Governor's, lsi., Mass. 17·852 (C4). -, is!., N.Y. 19·596 (H3} ; 19· 610d. Governors, mt., Vt. 19·490 (BG). Goves, rot., N.H. 19-490 (C5). Govinda (Krishna.) 13·507b. - III. ( Rashtra.kuta. king) 22• 912a.. Govind Da.s (poet) 13•486c. Govindga.nj, India. 14·376 (N7). Oovindga.rh, India : see Bha· tinda. Govindpur, India. 4·982d. Govind Singh (guru) 25·86b ; Granth writings 12·358d, 19• 161b. Govora, spa., Rum. 23·827b. Gow, Andrew (musician) 12• 298d. -, Andrew C. (painter) 20• 500b. -, John (musician) 12·298d. -, John (pirate} 20·280c. -, Nathaniel 12•298d. -, NIEL ( 1 7 27-1807} 12•298d. -, Niel (1'195-1823) 12·298d. -, William 12·298d. Gow, riv., China. 28•518a. Gowama, tribe 1&·907c. Gowan, hill, Scot. 25·926b. -, mts. Queens. 2·960 (G4), 1 Gowan 1dict.) 7•76ld. Gowan Craig, hill, Scot. 3·284b. Gowanda., N .Y . 19·59 6 (B3). Gowanus, bay, N.Y. 19·5 9 6 (H3}. -, settlement, N.Y. 4-648d. GOwen, Fre.nklin Benjii.Jilin Z1·112d.

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Graauw, Ho11•. 13· 5 88 (B3), Grabau, A. W. 20•584a. -, L. 1•769d.

Gradation (philo!.) : see Ab· !aut. Grade (in surveying, &c.) : see GRABBE, CHRISTIAN DIET· Gradient. Gower, Granville Leveson­ rich 12·306c. Gradefes, Sp. 25·530 (Cl). Gower, 2nd earl : see Staf­ Grab dredger 8·567a. Gr o, Pietro (doge) rl• r g � ford, 1st marquess of. GRABE, JOHN ERNEST 12· -, Charles : oil-refining 20· 306d. Gradient 22·835d. 49c. Graben (geol.) 10•598b. -, hydraulic 14·43b ; 14·60b, -, HenrY' de (bp.) 23·1020b : Graber, V. : on insects 13· -, of scalar function 27·963d. 26·181b. 420c, 13·424a. Gradientia 23•13 9a. -, JOHN (poet) 12·298d ; 9· Graberg, Swed. 11·550b. Gradina, Kresevo, Bosn. : see 61lc ; 27·1046c. Grabill Ind. 14-422 (H2). Zahor. -, Richard Hall : log 16• Grabiola, Colo. 6·722 (C3). Oradinarski druzhini 4·775b. 864b ; signalling 25·70b. Grabov, Russ. 23·874 (I. G3). GRADISCA (anc. Servitinm), -, Lord Ronald Sutherland, Grabovo, Monten. 18·769a. 12·311c : 3·4 ; 612b ; on infant baptism 3·366d, 545a, 6·386a, 27·272b ; tele· scope 26·559c. 16·693a ; preach� 22· 263d ; as verso Wl'!ter 1· -, James (physician) 12·5 7 6d: 18•54d ; 3·686c. 907b, 27·1045a ; on Virgin -, John (physician) 12·576c ; Mary 17·812c. 5·127 d ; 7·61 6d. -, ST (of Nyssa) 12·564a ; canonical letters 5·194b ; -, J. W. (geolo�ist) 1·353a ; Gregory Thaumaturgus 12· 2· 94 5 c ; on climatic varia· tions 20·585b ; Diadcmoida 562d ; on martyrdoms 14· 8·881b. 272d ; on pilgrimages 21· -, OLINTHUS GILBERT 12· 63 6a i � : 5 77 a ; 26•331b. -, S. E. (cricketer) 7•444c. 873a. -,_ST (of Tours) 12·564d ; 12· -, William (chemist) 12·576d; 22·544b. l:l16o ; on the Assumption 2· 787c ; St Denys 8·284c ; on -, Sir William 15·G50a ; 5· 783b ; Colombo museum 6• lrenaeus 14·791b; psalter 4604d. 713c. -, ST (Thaumaturgus) 12· Gregor-y, Ark. 2·552 (D2). -, Cal. 5·8 (B1). 562c ; 5·194b. -, ST (the Illuminator) 12· -, S.Dak. 25·506 (F4). 2·568d : Agath· -, Tex. 26·690 (K8). 565d ; angelus' history 1·370b : -, cape, Nfd. 19·479 (A2). consecration25·158a ; homi­ -, glacier, Brit.E.Af. 15·U8c. lies 2·573b. -, isl., Nfd. 19·479 (A2). - (of Cappadocia) 2· 8 2 6b : 9• -, lake, Austr. 2·960 (F5). 956a. -, mt., Nfd. 19·479 (A·B2J. - (of Cyprus) 12·5190. -, mts., Queens. 2·960 (Gll). - (of Dathev) 2·574a. -, riv .• Queens. 2·960 (F3) ; 2• 943a ; 2·!l62a. - (of Narek) 2·57 3d. - I. (pope) 12·566o : 23·661d: -, sound lre. 14·744 (B3). 9·349o ; Angier's life of 2· - Co., S. b ak. 25·506 (F4). 3J !> ; antiphonary 2·133d ; Gregory's powder 23·2 7 3b. JJ'Uuogues 12·816c, 2·33d ; Gregory's Salt Sea 1 ��ee Salt Ember seasons 10.196d : Sea, Austr. English Church 9·443b : Gregory's series 27·280d. English translations 9·609a ; Greguss, Augustus 13·927o. on grammar teaching 24· Gregville, Ala. 1·460 (C4). hymns 14·185a . Grehant, Louis 23·192d. 361b ; images 14·272d, 14·274d ; Greif : see Gryphius, Andreas. Jtslian J?Olicy (476-17!!6) 15· Greifen, lake, Switz. 28•1057b. 28c · litanies 16-782c, 22· GREIFENBERG, Ger. 12•577b; U5d ; on liturgy 18·581a : 11·808 (E2). Lombarde supported 16· Greifendorf, Ger. 22·695c. 934a ; purgatory 22·659d ; GREIFENHAGEN, Ger. 12· relics 23·1011a ; theology 577b ; U•808 (E2).

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Hatfield, Yorks. 9·416 (II. F2) ; battle (633) 9·7d ; 21• 86d. - Broad Oak, Ess. 9·424 (IV. C3) ; 27·1020c. - Chase, dist., Yorks. 26· 880a ; 28·934b. - House, mansion, Herts. 16· 942 ( D l ) ; 13·62c ; archi· tecture 2·418d ; library 5· · 59 3d ; tapestries 26·406b. - Peverel, Ess; 9·424 (IV. D3) ; 9-785c. Hatfje!ddal, Ner. 19·800 (C2). Hat'h (measure) 28·492a. Hathaway, Anne 24 • 7 7 3b ; 25·999a. Hathaway, Mont. 14•27 6 (F-G2). Hatha Yoga (Hinduism) 26· 791a. Devon. 9·430 Hatherleigh, (VI. D2).

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Haukwitz, Godfrey 17·8T8b. SIR CHRlSTO· Haul (rope-making) 23-714d. pher 13·63d; 7·144c; armour Haulaf, cape, Sokotra 25·35,d. of 2-588d. Haulage (mining) 18·533c. chester Co.) 19·596 (C5) ; 2·27 1 d ; 17·406d. see Coke, Haulbow!ine, is!., Ire. (Cork) -, Lady Eliz. observatory 19·959d. Kale, Arm. 2 • 565 Hassan Eliz. Lady 7·159 (map) ; 22·741a. Tapu. see : (Auckland) N.Z. -, (C1). -, J. F. 25·780c. - Rock, lighthouse, Ire. - Kuli, bay, Caspian S. 21· -, N.Z. (Hawkes Bay) 19•624 -, JOHN LIPTROT 13·64b. (Louth) 16·631d. (F3). 188 ( B l ) ; 15·780a. Hatton, Ala. 1·460 ( B 1 ). Haulover Break, str., Mall!!. Hassanur, India 14·382 (GU). -, Okla. 20·58 (C3). -, Ark. 2·552 (A3). 17·852 (H4). Hassanzais, tribe 28·947c ; 13• -, Pa. 21·106 (E4). -, Belg. 3·668 (F3). Haultain, riv., Can. 24·225 HASTINGS, Sus. 13·59a ; 9· 1 16d ; 4·24b. -, Cey. 5·783a. (At). Hassaurok, F. 8·912c. 424 (IV. D 5 ) ; battle (1066) -, l\Idx. 16·942 (C3). Haumt-es-Suk, TWl. 15·322c. 13·59c, 2·596b, 2-32b ; Hasse, Faustina 13·51c. -, N.Dak. 19·780 (G2). HaWl, riv., Ger. 13·397b. -, F. C. 9·381b. burnt by French ( 1 3 7 7 ) 9· -, Wash. 28·354 (F-G3). HaWlch (arch.) 2·342d. -, JOHANN ADOLPH 13·5tc. 507b ; curfew 7·638d. -, Wyo. 28·874 (F-G4). HaWlch bone (anat.) : see Oa Hassel, fjord, N.Am. 19·7 6 2 -, Viet. 28·38 (El). - Garden, Lond. 13·58td. innomlnatum. -, W.I. 3-38lb. (I2). - Headland, cape, Can. 5·160 H haraw, riv., Bur. 1• Hasselbeck, Rosa : see Sucher, -, co., Can. 7·208b. (R3). -, fort, India 14· 3 7 6 (I5). Rosa. Hattusil (Hittite king) see HAUNTINGS 13·67a ; 2·210a. 19•538 N.S.W. mts., -, 8·125d. Hasselfeld limestone Khattusil. Han-problem (math. ) : see Hasse!O, is!., Swed. 26·190 (F-G2). Hatuntaqui, Ec. : battle Ahe-problem. 26·166d. sus. rape, -, (D3). (1460) 8·918d (foil.). HAUPT, MORITZ 13·68b. HASSELQUlST, FREDERIK -, riv., N.S.W. 19·538 (G2) ; WILLIAM Hatvan, Hung. 3·4 (F3) ; 9· -, Pau! 15·460d ; 26·76b. HATHERLEY, 13·5ld. 19·5:l8a. Page W o , 1st baron 13· 12d. Haupt-dolomit 21• 1 7 6d. HASSELT, A. H. C. VAN 13· Hastings exhibitions (Queen's, 7·12la. 62d ; Ratzfeld, Adolphe 7·836a. HAUPTMANN, GERHART Oxon.) 20·4 l lb. 52a. 13·68c ; 11·798d ; 8·535d. HASSELTt Belg. 13·52b ; 3· Hastings House, Calcutta 4· Hathern, Leics. 9·420 (III. Hatzfeld, Hung. : see Zsom­ E 1 ) . bolya. , MORITZ 13·68d. 982a. 668 (F2J ; 15·7 57 a. Solomon Is. 20· Haupt -Musehelkalk 27 • 280 Hastings sands 15·737a : 11· Hathersage, Derby. 9 · 4 1 6 (II. -, harb., -, Holl. 13·588 (D2). D3) ; 8-7 3a. 436 (18). (table). 670b ; 7-416a. Hassendean, Scot. 24-412 (F4); Hathershaw, Lanes. 28·933 Hatzfeldt, Melchior, count of Hauptrogenstein 3·513d. Hastveda, Swed. 26·190 (B3). 26·686b. (A2). Hesse 26·858d. Hauptschiefer 20·237a. Hassenfratz, Jean Henri 6·36c. Hasty, Ark. 2·552 (Bl). HATHERTON, EDWARD -, Paul M. H. G., oount von Haupt quartzite 8·125d. HASSENPFLUG, H. D. L. F. Haswa, Turk.As. 9·896d. John Littleton, 1st baron 13· 15·69b. 13·52b ; 13·4llb. Haswell, Colo. 6·722 (G3). Haura, Arab. 2·264 (F6) :lZ• 63a. -, Sophie, countess 16·235b. Haseenstein, Bernard and -, Dur. 9-�12 (I. F3). 799d. . Hatherton, Staffs. 25·758 (A1). Hatzfeldt, harb., N.G. 19·487 Hasyokan, J.Bl., J ap. : see Naml· -, Chile : battle (1891) BrWlO 21·261d. Hathigumpha, cave, India 14· (E2). 160b. teruma. Hassfurt, Ger. 17·431b. 624c. Hatzidakes, George 12·527a. Hassi el Maajen, TWl. 1·643 Hat, isl., Utah 27·8l4d. Haurakl, N.Z. 19·624 (E2). Hathor (goddess) 9·53b ; Abu -, John 12·527a. -, mt., . 5·8 (Ul). -, gulf, N.Z. 19·624 (E2) ; 2• (D2). Slmbel temple 1·81a ; Den­ Han, Egy. 9·40 (B2). HAT : manufacture 13•60b ; 894b ; 26·725a. - Mey, Sah. 1·643 (C2). dera temple 8·18d ; Philae -, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 (L·M6) ; Hauran, dist., Pal. 20·602 Hassler, Ferdinand Rudolph 10·246b ; 25·1005a. temple 21·373c ; priestess 20·966b. (mathematician) 26·331c. -: styles : Anglo-Saxon 4· (D-E2) ; 3·465b ; 20·603a. ; 9·54d ; Serabit worship 25· Haubas (Sabaean deity) 23· · 593b ; Assyrian 7·230a ; 13·16d ; Hellenism 13·244a. ; -, Hans Leo : see Hasler, 140a ; Sirius identified 5· diria! 5-323c, 14·580d • cy957c. Moslem rule 5·41a, 26·309b. Hans Leo. 183a ; Thebes 26·739d. lindrical Hittite 7·228d fig.); Hauberk 2-585d. -, rots., Syr. 2·264 (Cl) ; 3• Hasslinger, R. von 8-162c. Haubourdin, Fr. 10·778 (Fl) ; cocked : see Cocked hat ; Hathorn, Miss. 18·600 (C4). Hass!O, is!., Swed. 26·1 9 0 (C:ll. 465c ; Druse inhabitants 8· 19·739c. English ( 14th cent.) 7·238c ; -, spring, N.Y. 24·205c ; 18· Hassock (stDne) 12·55 1 d ; 11· 603d, 8·605c ; survey 3• 522b. Etruscan 7·234d ; Greek Haubstadt, Ind. 14·422 (B8). 4 (C2). -, Pa 21·106 ( E 7 ). - Co., Tex. 26-690 (I5). Ray South, N.S.W. 19·538 (C4). - Springs, Neb. 19·324 (B2). Haystack, Oreg. 20·242 (D-E3). -, cape, Green. 12·5-!3 (H2). -, mt., Cal. 5"8 ( B 1 ). -, m t.. Mont. 14-27/l (D-E3). -, mt.. Nev. 5·8 ( E 1 ). -, mt., N.Y. 1·192d. -, mt., Vt. 19·490 (B6). - Butte., 1\lt., Mont. 14·276 (C2). Haysville, Ind. 14·422 (D8). -, Pa. 21·106 (D6). HAYTER, SIR GEOnGE 13· 1 1 4c. Hayti, Mo 18·608 (A5), -, is!., W.I. : sre Haiti. Haytien, \V.I. : s e Cap Rai· tien. HAYTON (of Armenia) 13· 1 1 4 d ; 11·624d. Hayton, Wis. 28·740 (E4). Haytor, Dev. 7-846b. Haytorite 7·846b, Hay "· le Neve ( 1 824) 1·205b. Hayyuj, Judah 13·1 7 2d ; 15· 497a. HAYWARD, ABRAHAM 13· l l 5b. -, Georg� W. 28·905a. -, SIR JOHN 13· 1 1 6a. -, Nathaniel 12·240d. -, T. (cricketer) 7·440d ; 7• H6c. Hayward, Okla. 20·58 (Dl� -, Wis. 28·740 (B�). Hayward (diet.) 13·lfl6b. Haywards. CaL 5·8 (C3).

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Hayward's Heath, Sus. 9·424 (IV. B 5 ) ; 26· 166c. Haywood, Charles H. 14·279c. -, ELIZA 13· 1 1 6b. Haywood, Fla. 10-540 (Al). -, Scot. 24·418 C D �> ) . - , ·renn. 26-620 ( B 2 ) . -, W.Va. 28-560 (C2). - Co., N.C. 19·772 (114). Hazael (Syrian king) 7•784o ; 15·378b ; 9-27 4b. Ha-zaken (the Elder) 13·467d. Hazar, mt., Pers. 21•188 (C3) ; 15·755d. HAZARA, dist., India 13· 1 1 6c; 14·376 (E3-2) ; 19·795b ; geology 27·259c ; punitive expeditions 4·24c. HAZARA, tribe 13·116c ; lan­ guage 18·720b. Hazarajat, dist., Afg. 1·307 (D2) ; 15·648c ; 13· 1 16c. Hazard, Ky. 15·740 (E:J). -, Neb. 19·324 (F3) . HAZARD (game) 13·117a ; 11·447b. - (billiards) 3·935c. - (golf) 12·223d. " Hazard " (warahip) 24· 9 15d. Hazardville, Conn. 6·952 (E2) ; 9·403b. HAZARlBAGH, India 13· 1 17 b • 14·376 (L8). Hazari·Khoas, tribe 1·454a. Hazarjirib, dist., Pers. 9·164o. Hazar Masjid, mts., Pers. 15· 780a. Haze 10·58 7 d. HAZEBROUCK, Fr. 13·1 1 7 o ; 10·7 7 8 (Fl). Hazel, Ky. 15·740 (B2). -, S.Dak. 25·506 (H:J). HAZEL (bot.) 13· 1 1 7c, - (colour) 13· 1 1 8a. Hazel Creek, Cal. 5·8 (B1). He>zeldean, Scot. : see Hassendean. Hazel Dell, Ill. 14·304 (D4). Hazeldell, Pa. 21·106 (B4). Hazelgreen, Ala. 1·460 (Cl). Hazel Green, Ky. 15 • 7 40 (E3), - Green, Wis. 28·7 40 (C6). Hazelgrove, Ark. 2·552 (D2) -, Ches. 28-9:l:J (A3) ; 6·91a Hazelhurst, Ill. 14·304 (C2). Hazel Hurst, Pa. 21·1 06 (E2). Hazelhurst, Wis. 28·740 (D3). Hazelin 20·79d. Hazelius, Arthur 25-936a. Hazel nut oil 20·46b. Hazel patch, Ky. 15·740 (D3). Hazelrigg, Ind. 14·422 (D4). Hazeton, Can. 4·600 (C2). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (D3). Hazel Valley, Ark. 2·552 (A2). Hazelwood, Ind. 14·422 (D5). -, castle, Yorks. 28·933 ( D l ). Hazem, mts., Turk. As. 9•7 41a. Hazen, Ala. 1·460 (B3), -, Ark. 2·552 (D3). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (C2), -, Nev. 5·8 (D2). -, Pa. 21·106 (D·E3). -, lake, N.Am. 19-762 (M1). Hazimiat, mts., Arab. 26•305 (D3). Haziran 6·31 5d. Hazlebrook, Pa. 21·106 (L4). Hazlehurst, Ga. 11·7 62 (D4), -, Miss. 18·600 (B4). Hazlerigg, Rir Arthur : Heselrige, Sir Arthur. Hazleton, Glos. 9·420 (III.D3). -, Ia. 14·732 (F2). -, Ind. 14·422 (B8). -, Kan. 15·654 (D3). -, N.J. 19·502 (D3 ). -, Pa. 21·106 ( K-L4). HAZLETON, Penn. 13·118d. Hazlettville, Del. 17·828 (H2). HAZLITT, WILLIAM 13·119a; 9·6:l7b. Hazne, el, Arab. 21·309c. Hazon, lake, Arct. 21•950o. Hazor, Pal. 20·602 (C-D2). -, plain, PaL 17·198a. Hazo Su, riv., Arm. 2·565 (02). Hazovs (race) : Samoyedes. Hazret, C.As. : Turkestan. Ha.zreti-Mevlana : see Azlz· Etl'endi. Hazret Shah-Zindeh, palace, Samarkand 24•1 1 2 d. Hazret-sultan, mt., c. Asia 4· 1 5 6c. " H. B." (pseud.) : see Doyle, John. h d (MS. mark) 17·623a. He (chem.) : see Helium. Heacham, Nort. 9•424 (IV. C1) ; 19·745a. HEAD, SIR EDMUND Walker 13·120d. -, SIR FRANCIS BOND 13· 121a. -, Sir George 13·121b. -, Henry (physiologist) 12· 860b ; 25·683d. -, Richard (writer) 21·578c,

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Heaphy, riv., N .z. 19·624 (C4). Heap-problem (math.) : Ahe-problem. Heaps, mt., Cal. 5·8 (E4), Heard, Ala. 1·460 (D:l). - Co., Ga. 11·752 (A2). Heardmont, Ga. 11·752 2 ( B 1 ) . -, bay, N.G. 19•487 (D3).

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see

see

Heart of Midlothian

see also

see

see

Heath, lsi., Ire. : 'ee F:re&.�Z hillaun, is!. -, riv., Bol. and Peru 21·26! (D4). Heath (Calluna) : see Ling. HEATH (Erica) 13·158b ; 9• 740a ; 21· 7 8 1 d ; alpine species 1 · 7 53d ; calyx 10· 56:lc ; floral diagram 10• 560d : horticulture 13·757o ; inflorescence 9·7 39b. Heath and Reach, Beds. 9·424 (IV. A3). HEATHCOAT, JOHN 13·159b. 16·41b. HEATHCOTE, SIR GILBERT 13· 159c ; 17·5c. Sir Gilbert John � see Ave and, baron. Heathcote, Viet. 28·38 (C2). Heathcotian group 28·�9b. HEATHEN (diet.) 13·159d. The (Bret Harte) 1·840a. Heather 13·159a ; 9·7 40a 1 see Ling, Heather ley's art school 2·704c Heatherlie, Vwt. 28·38 ( B 2 ). Heatheryburn cave, Dur. 5• 5 7 8b. HEATHFIELD, GEORGE AU• gustus Eliott, baron 13-159d, Gibraltar defence 11·941c. Heathfield, Sus. 9·424 1na.

l

Heaviley, Ches 16- 1 3 9 (E3 . Heaviside, A. \'i. ' wire esa telegraphy 26·5� Ob. -, O liver 9·190d ; magnetic units 27·7 44b ; telephone 26-554c. -, W. T. : pendulum observa, tions 8·809a. Heavitree, Dev. 10·66b. Hea.vy Brigade, charge of S. 234b. Heavy oil : Creosote oil. - l\lotor Car Order ( 1904) 18· 9 2 1b. Heavysege, Charles 5·166b. Heavy spar : Barytes, Heawandu • pholo (Ihavandl fuln), atoll, Ind.O. 14·382 ( E 1 6 ) ; 17·486a. Heazlewood, Tas. 26·438 < B l l. Hebba, Sud. 26•9 (C2). Rebbardsville,Ky.15•740(A?). H E B B EL, C H R IS T I A N Friedrich 1 3 • 165b ; 11· 796d. Hebbert v . Purchas ( 1 87 1 1 3· 9 8 1 b. Rebble, riv., Yorks. 12·843o. Hebbronville, Tex. 26·6CO (I8), HEBBURN, Dur. 13·166a ; 9• 4 1 2 (I. F3J, Hebden, Yorks. 9·416 (II. D 1 ). - BRIDGE, Yorks. 13·166a. · 28·933 (B2), - Water, riv., Yorks. 28·933 (A 1 ) ; 13·166a. Hebdomadal Council, Oxford 20-413d. Rebdomid (tooth) 17·523d

see

see

353

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instro�ctions given on Page I.

tlebdomon, palace, Constanti· Hebron, III. 14-304 (D1). -, Ind. 14·422 (C2). nop le 2· J 8 7 c. Rebdomus (tooth) 17·523d. Hebe (bot.) : see J ebe. HEBE (myth.) 13- 1 66a.

HEBEL, JOHANN PETER 13·

166c.

Hebel, Queens. 2·960 {H5). Hebenstreit, Pantaleon8-652d. Hebephrenia (med.) 14-606d. HEBER, REGINALD 13•166d;

3-397b.

( 1 7 1 0-1801) 13-167b ; 1853c. -, William ( 1 7 6 7 - 1845) 13· 1 6 7 b ; 23·23Sc. Heberden's nodes 23·239a. Heherdey, H. : map 20-968d.

HEBERT, EDMOND 13·167c. -, JACQUES RENE 13-167o ; 10· 857 b . Jlehertistil 10- 8 5 7 b ; 7-819a ;

23-HSb. Hehi, Egy. : see Kha.rga.

Hebog, ;\Ioel, mt., 'Vales 9-428 (V. C l ) ; 3·614a ; 5·360c. cambogioide6 Jlebradendron (bot.) 10 · 5 6 7 c. Jlebrew Calendar : see Jewish Ca lendar. - LANGUAGE 13· 1 67 d ; 24· Cappel's 3·859b ; 62ld ; conclusions 5·288c ; diction· ari es 8-196c ; Book of Jubi· in scriptions lees 15·533d ; 14·61 8 d ; philological value 14·495c ; trHiteral roots 13· 1 i2d ; vocalization systems 3 - S5 5 b . - LITERATURE 13- 1 6 9d ; 3·

850d ; concordance 6-831b ; didactic character 15- 4 2 3b ; elegi ac metre 16· 1 2 6 b ; Ken· n ico tt :\ISS. 15· 7 32 d ; medi· eva! 13·172d ; Midrash 18· 420d ; post-exilic 20 · 6 1 6 b .

15· �- RELIGION 13· 1 7 6c ; 3 8 0 d ; 23·72c ; Alexandrian school, influence of 1 · 5 7 5a,

16·920a ; Antiochus IV.'s attack 15·394b ; apocryphal literature 2 - l 1 5 d ; Astarte worship 2·791a ; Baalism Babylonian infiu· 3-89b ; encc 3-ll 5b, 7-2 1 7b, 3·865a; Christianity, influence on 6· 2 8 1 b , 26· 7 7 3d, 6·328b ; con· fe"sion of faith 7·39 2c ; cos·

>t ·

eschato­

7-216d ;

logy 9·76 1a, 18 1 94b ; fasts 10· !94b ; fe sts and festi· 22 ·66 1 a ; 10-222b, vals funeral rites 11· 331 b : Gnos­

tic opposition 12-157c ; high places, see t hat heading ; Himyarite adoption 2·26-!c ;

image worship 14-329d, 2-

re· Mahommedan 1'Wb ; !igion 17·4 1 8a , l\Iandaean myt hology 17-556c ; mon· a.� t icis m 18-687b, 9-779a ;

Pauline interpretation 20· 9.\Sc, 13·189d ; p ost-exilic dcYClopment 20· 6 1 2a, 15· 3�5a, 24 ·4 8 3 c ;

prayers 11· 4J4d, 22-262b ; priesthood 22-:n 7c, 22·320a ; proselytes

ritual 13· 1 7 2 a, 22·456a ; 16·51 2a, 16-6 7 5 b ; Roman law 15-4 0 3c ; Sabbath· 23960b ; Sadducees 23·990a ; serpent worship 24·679b : singers' gild 22·536a ; syna· gogue services 26·291c, 26· 4 J 9d, 25·148b ; taboO CUB• toms 11 · 3 29d, 2· 7 1 7 d, 23-

theology 15·3llb, 9'l7a ; tithes 15·424a, 18·192a ; 26-1019c.

HEBREWS, EPISTLE TO THE 13· ! 88 d ; 3-873c ; author­ St J oh n' s ship 17·728b ; Gospel compared 15·456d. HfiJrews, Gospel according to

2· 1 30a, 17·897c, 16·879b. ll ehrew type 27-5-!0a. - GRion

15· 4 1 0a.

Heotometre (meas.) 28·492b,

Hector (of Chios) 6-2�6d. HECTOR (of Troy) 13· 1 9 5 d ; 13·374d ; burial mound 3· U2a ; funeral games 22· 63 7 d.

-, Sir James : New Zealand geology 15-5 6 9 d.

Hector, Ark. 2·552 {C2), -, 0. 20-26 (E·F5). HEBRON, Pal. 13·192d ; 20· -, Ind. 14-422 (H 4 ) . 20• 60 2c ; 15• -, Minn. 18-55() (C6), 602 ( C5) ; 5 35 a • A braham 11 • 579a ; -, N.Y. 19· 5 96 (D3). Ab saiom's revolt 1 - 7 3c ; alta! -, riv., W.I. 15·132c. library

-, RICHARD 13-167 a.; 4· 2 2 3 b . Heber, Ark. 2-552 {C2) , -, Utah 27- 8 1 4 ( C2 ) . Heber (clan) 2· 7 3 1 b . HEBERDEN, WILLIAM

mogony

gem -, Me. 17-434 034) ; stones 1-795c, 22·7b, 23· 80 4 b ; sanatorium 17·438b. -, Neb. 19-3 2 4 (G4). -, N.Dak. 19·780 ( B·C3), -, ]'T.H. 19-490 (D4),

College,

Cincinnati

Hehridean series : see Lewis!a.n

series.

Hebrides, Sea of the,

Scot. 24·

4 ! 2 (.A.-B3). HEBRIDES, THE, Isis., Scot. 13·191c ; 24-412 (A2-B1 ) ; Arran ' s expedition 2·64�a ; geology 2 · 3 6 1 b1 9•9llb, 28-

1 �s" ; Sigurd s war 14-7 660. ;

conquests

( 1 2 4 4-66 ) 1 · :; 6 :3c. Hebron, Arl.. 2- 55 2 (B!). - , C�n. 19·8:l! ( A :l), --, Colo. 6· 7 2 2 ( D l ) . ·-, Conn. 6-952 (F3),

-, Ga.. tt-752

(83).

Caleb's acqulsi· 11·5 83 b ; tion 4·986c ; David's capi· Edomites 14· ; tal 7·8 5 5 d

Hectorovich (poet) 24·696d.

Hedylidae 11·523a. Hedymeles 12•616 b . Hedyphon, riv., Pers. z J arahi.

HAYES-H ElM see

H��:.i�� 11·256a; 16·383d ; -, H. 11·798b.

-, JOHAN LUDVIG 13-208d : 8 ·4 2c. -, Peter Andreas 13· 208d ; 8• 4 l c. Heiberger, .Ala. 1•460 (B3�. -, mt., Scot. 24•412 (Dl) ; 26· Reid, Jake, Switz•. 26·242 (H3). 20·602 Pal. riv., Heidan, 169c. Heeg, Roll. 13·588 {C2). (D6·5). Reek, .Alexander von : see HEIDE, Ger. 13-209b ; 8·24 - alhagi : see Camel thOl'll. see French - coronarium : honeysuckle. Hee, Den. 8•24 (A2).

Hegins, .Alexander. Rectus (tooth) 17·523d. HEEL ( diet. ) 13•198b, HECUBA 13·196a ; 27·317b. Hecuba (Euripides) 9·903b ; - ball (substance) 20·430b, 290d. - scale (gunnery) 20•192b, 22- 1 08c. -, Utah 27-81 4 {A5). HEDA, WILLEM CLAASZ 13· Heelu, Jan van 8·7 20o. -, W.Va. 28-560 ( B 2). Heem, Cornelius de 13•198d. 1 96 a. -, p ond, M e. 17• 43 4 ( C3 ) . Hedaung, Bur. 14•37 6 (P·Q8). -, David de 13·198 d . Hebronite 1·795c. JAN DAVIDSZ VAN 13· -, 14·442c. Hedaya Hebronville, M ass. 1 7- 852 {E3). 198b . aee Hedberg, Frans 26·219b. Thrace : riv.. Hehrus, Jacob van 21· Heemskerck, -, Tor 26· 2 2 0c. Maritza. 9 4 2a ; 13·597 d. lledda Gabler (Ibsen) 14-226a. Hecaerge, Artemis 2-663d. JOHAN VAN HEEMSKERK. Hecale (Callimachus) 5 • 57b ; Heddernheim, Ger. 5·7 2 3 d. HEDDLE, MATTHEW FOR• 13•198 d ; 8·725b ; 20·897d. 1- 5 7 4b. 13· JACOBSZ MARTIN ster 13·196b ; 1•369a ; 1· -, Hecanas, tribe 13·356d. 199a ; 16·730b. Hecataea (myth.) 13· 1 93 d. 439b. 26·438 Tas. mt., Heemskirk, HECATAEUS OF ABDERA Hede, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 {D3). (A1 ) ; 27·104c. Hede, Swed. 19·800 (C3 ). 13- 1 93 b . Heenan, John C. 22·639a. - OF MILETUS 13-193b ; 13 · Hedel, Roll. 13·5 88 ( C3 ). 528c ; 11-575b ; geographi ­ He demarken, co . , Nor. 19•804 Heenan destructor 8·107o. HEER, OSWALD 13•199o ; 1· cal theory 11·62 0 b ; map (D1-E2) ; 19·803a. 7 5 3c. 17- 634 c ; prose 12 ·51 2 b , -, diet., Nor. 19-804 (D2). 22 - 45 lb . Hedemora, Swed. 26·190 (C1). Heer, Hoi!. 13·588 (C4). Heerd� Roll. 13· 58 8 (C2). Antioch Hedenbergite 8·288d. HECATE 13 ·1 93 c ; HEERJ:OON, ARNOLD HER· sanctuary 2·130d ; Byzan­ Hedenstroemla beds 27•260. mann Ludwig 13·199d. tine worship 4· 9 l l b ; Diana Hedenstrom (explorer) 19· Heerenveen, H ull. 13•588 (C2); 8· 1 65a ; with identified 5 37 b ; 21 ·9 4 3c. 11 · 2 30c. Iphigeneia 14·738b ; Lucina Hedenstrom's mts., .A.rot. 19· . Heerlen, Roll. 13·588 (C4 ). 19· mysteries 17-105 b ; 5 36 d. Heerpauker : see Timbalier. l l Sa ; Proserp1ne identified Hedera : see Ivy. with 22·4 5 6 d. - australiana : see Australian Heesch, Roll. 13·588 (C3). Heeswyk, Roll. 13· 5S 8 (03), Hecate, is!., Aeg.S. 7-97lc. ivy. , lsi., Can. 4-600 (C3). - canariensis : see African ivy. Heeze, Roll. 13·588 (C3). HEFELE, KARL JOSEF VON Can. 4-600 (C2) ; 22· - colchica : see Asiatic ivy. 13·200a ; 14·512o ; 27·949d. - helix : see European ivy, Hefenfeld : b attle {63 4 ) : see Hecatebolos, Apollo 2·184c. Hederic acid 15-lOlb. HECATOMB ( diet.) 13· 1 9 4a. D enisesburn. Hedesunda, Swed. 26·190 (D1). Hecatommithi ( Glraldi) 8·50 4a; Hedge, F. H. 1·83 7a ; 13·39 a. Hefllcr (anatomist) 21·538b, 12- 4 4 b . Hefiin Ala. 1•466 (D2). He 1 ic Hecatomnus {of Carla) 13ndental -, Ark• 2· 55 2 (D3). 237c. -, La. 17-54 (A1). Club . Hecaiompaihia (Watson) : see HEDGEHOG 14• Hefner-Alteneck, F. von 813·1 9 6c ; Passionate Centurie of L ; 27HEGESIPPUS {Roman writer) Spencer 25·6 3 6 d . 13·208c. -, vol . , Ice. : see Hekla. Hedonville, Sieur d' : see Sallo, Hegesistratus (of Athens) 21· Denis de . - and Griper, bay, A.rct. 21· 59d ; 18·4 7 9 d ; 21 -60a. Hedrick, Ia. 14· 732 ( E3 ), 938 (Al). Hegetotherium 27·113d. Hectanooga, Can. 19·831 (B2). -, Ind. 14·422 (C4).

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Hectare (meas.) 28-492a. Aeginetan Hecteus (meas.) : 28-485b ; Attic 28-4850, Hectic fever 24-652c. Hectid (tooth) 17·523d. Hecwootylization 5·685d ; cephalopo ds 5· 5·68 9 a, 6 9 6 d. 5· 19 - 2 80b ; Hect oco ty!us 6 9 7 a. Hectogramme (meas.) 28·492b. Hectograph 7· 1 1 8a. Heotolitre (meas.) 28-492b.

(sect) 18·847c ; 14-37ld. Hedriocystis 13·233d. Hedroi tz, A. E. 27·17 1b. Hedsor, Bucks. 16·942 (B2) ; 4- 730d.

Hcdrickites

Hedui (people) : see Aedul. Hedwig (queen of Poland) : see Jadwiga.

-, Elizabeth 931c.

Charlotte

-, Johann 4-301d. Hedyle 11·523a.

5•

Heian (epoch) 15· 259a. Heian-JO, J ap. : see Kioto. Heibeli, is!., Turk. : aee Khalkl Heiberg, Gunnar 19-817 d.

(B4).

HEIDE GGER, JOHANNHEIN· rich 13·209b. HEIDELBERG, Ger. 13·209c ; 11·808 (II. m9) • castle 2•

42lb, 13·210c ; llbrary 16• 569d, 2·95a, 19•957c ; uni• 11·823b, 27·7 58a, 22-635a. -, Miss. 18·6 00 (C4), -, 0. 26·966c. HEIDELBERG, S.At. 13·2lla; 25-466 (16) . 27-197d. -. dist., s.Al. 13-21 la ; 27versity

189d.

HEIDELBERG CATECHISM, The 13·21 l a ; 7·3 9 8 d ; 6•

505d.

HEIDELOFF, KARL ALEX• ander von 13- 2 l l d. Heiden, Switz. 26•242 (H2) ;

2·220c.

Heidenberg, Johannes von : see Trithemius Johannes. Heidenhain, Rudolf Peter 19• 50d ; 14 • 203a ; 19 • 925c ; lymph 17- 164 d, 20·9 2 5 b. HEIDENHEIM, Ger. 13· 2 l l d ; 11·808 (C4). Tex. 26•690 Heidenheimer,

(K4).

Heidenpiltsch, Aus. 18·817b. AU8. 3·4 Heidenreichstein,

.

(D2).

Heidenstam, Verner von 26· 220d. Heider, K. 13·424 a : 2-296b.

Pa.

Heidlcrsburg, (H6).

21 · 106

Heiduc : see H aiduk. HEIFER 13-2 1 2 a ; 16· 33 2b . AUGUST HEIGEL, ' KARL von 13-212a Heigham Sound, lake, Norf. 9·

424 (IV. F1) ; 19·7Hd.

Height of Land, lake, Minn. 18-550 ( B4) . - of Land, reg., Can. 20·1 1 5d. Heights ( surveying) : see Alti· tude. HERMANN HEIJERMANS, 13-212h. Heijo, J ap. : see Nara. Heikoutai (battle) : aee Sande· pu .

Heilbron, S.At. 25- 4 6 6 (H6) ; 20- 1 5 2d. HEILBRONN, Ger. 13-212b ; 11·801\

(B4) ;

treaty

ot

{ 1 5 4 7 ) 27-568c. -, League of 11·858d. " Heil dir im Si�genkranz " (national anthem) 19- 2 6 6c. Heui(le Famuie, Die .(Marx and Engels) 17·808 b . Heiligenberg, Ger. 5· 7 2 3 d. - (countship) 11·365d. Heiligenbluter Tauern, pass, Alps : see Hochthor. Ger. 11•808 Heiligendamm,

(Cl).

Heiligenhafen, Ger. 8· 2 4 (C4 ) . see Hung. : Heiligenkreuz, Szent-K ereszt. HEILIGENSTADT, Ger. 13• 21 2 d ; 11 · 8 08 (C3), Heiliger Berg, mt., Aus. 22·

313d.

- Kreuzberg, mt., Ger. 23· 27 2d. · Holl. : battle {1568) i H

1��ff§�

Heiliger See, lake, Ger. 3·788 (map). Heiliggeistjoohl,

746c.

Heiligmann, Osiander.

pass• .Alps 1·

Andreas

:

Me

Heilmann comber (machine) 7• 304b. Heilo, Roll. 13· 5 88 (B2), Heilprin, A. 28· 1 005b. -, Yehiel 13· 1 7 6 a. Heilprin Land, dist., Green. Hegge, Nor. 19-804 (C2). 12-543 (Fl). Hegias (philosopher) 19·37 7a. HEILSBERG, Ger. 13·212d • Hegins, Pa. 21-106 (K 4 ). 11-808 (Hl) ; battle (1 807 l Hegira : see Hejira. 19- 22 4 a. HEGIUS (von Reek), ALEX· HEILSBRONN, Ger. 13·212d ; ander 13· 2 08c. 11·808 (C4). Hegler, R. 1·586b. Heilt.z-Ie-Maurupt, Fr. 10•77!1 Heglig 26· 1 0d. (G3). Hegre, Nor. 19·804 (Dl). Hegyalj a, mts., Hung. 3-. Hemistater 19·872a. Hemitelia 20·532a ; 27·235a.

- capensis 19·254a. Helpers (Moslem) : see Ansar. Hemiterpenes 26·647d. Helpringham, Lines. 9·416 (I:£, see psittacea : Hemithyris G4). Rhynchonella psittacea. HELPS, SIR ARTHUR 13• 12• ; 26·358b us itrag em II 25lb. 163c. Helpston, Northants. 9·424 ._ hylocrius : see Wariatu. (IV. B l ). - jemlaicus : see Tahr. Helpter Berg, mt., Ger. 17• Hemiarthrum 6·249d. Hemitrichia 19·105d. . Hemiasci 11·339c. 101 8d. Hem1trope 7·582d. Hemiaspidae 2·302b. Helsby, Ches. 9·416 (II. B3). Hemlingford, Warwick. 28• 15·808b ; 2•302b 1·744c. Alps. Hemiaspis Helsenhorn, mt., 343a. (fig,) ; 25·110c. HELSINGBORG, S wed. 13· Hemlock. Cal. 5·8 (B2). 27·970o, veins Hemiaszygos battle ; (B3) 252a ; 26·190 battle Hemi-basidii ; see Ustilagi· -, Ind. 14·422 (F4 ). 27·842d ; (1362) -, N.Y. 19·596 (C3). , · nates. (1710) 25·878c ; ferry 24· -, 0, 20·26 (F5). Hemibenthic 21· 724b . 888b. -, lake, N.Y. 19·596 (03) : 23· 26· ; 14·248a Hemibranchii (E2). 8·24 Helsinge, Den. 431c, HELSINGFORS, Fin. 13·252b; 545a. -, riv., Wis. 28·740 (C·D4). 23·872 (B·C3 ) ; climate 23• Hemi -cellulose 5·606b. 882a ; observatory 19·958d; Hemicentetes : see Lesser ten· HEMLOCK (bot.) 13·262d. 10•394 rec. - spruce 10·396b ; school for blind 4·66a ; uni· (PI, I.) ; 10·65 9a ; bark 16· (Hemichor· HEMICHORDA versity 10·384c, 27·764a. Ugro • Finnish 3 32 c ; in United States 27• data) 13•257d t 27•1048b ; Helsingfors 634b . 28·1033c (table,. . Society 15·675d. H emmerll, Felb: 26·574c. Helsingland, prov., Swed. 19• Hemicidaridae 8·881b. · 800 (C -D3 ) ; 26·192a. Hemicidaris 15·570a. Hemming, J. (chemist) 1•683a. Hemoptysis : see Haemopty· Helsingor, Den. : see Elsinore. Hemiclaea 2·306d. sis. Helsinki, Russ. : see Reising· Hemiclepsis 27·3 4 5b. Hemicrania 19· 427c. see Haemor· Hemorrhoids : fors. rhoids. HELST, BARTHOLOMAEUS Hemictenodactyli 2•299b ; 2· Hemostatic : see Haemostatic. 309a. van der 13·252c. 8· Hemp, Ga. 11·752 (Bl). HEMICYOLE 13· 258a ; Heisted, .A.xel 20·515d. Hemp (fibre) 10·310a ; 10· 149b. HELSTON, Corn. 13•253a : 9• Hemicyclic (bot.) 10·560a. 430 (VI. B3) . 31lb (table) ; bleaching · 4• · 5 4d ; rope-making 23·7 1 3c. Hemidactylus 23•156c : 11· Heltonville, Ind. 14•422 (E7), in HEMP (bot.) 13·Z63b ; 547a (fig.). Heltor, hill, Dev. 8·134ionysus destroyed 8·287c ; Egyptian counterpart 18 6 \ a ; golden apples of Hes­ pNide� 13-408c ; Graces 12· 3 1 0c ; Hebe 13-166a ; He­ l•hae;tns 13-30!d ; Heracles 13-:l15d, 13-3!6c ; Io 14; :i:l . (astron.) 25·790d. - Senecio 13-255b. Hercynian fauna 8·126a. Herens, pass, Alps 1·743c. - gneiss 2·361d. Alps 26·242 (D5) ; 1• - limestones 8·125d. - mountains (geol.) 3·669b ; -, val., Switz. 26-242 (C(). 9·9l l c ; 14-7 45c. Herenthals, Belg. 3·668 (El). - slates 8·125d. Hereny, Hung. 19·958a. Hercynia Silva, woods, Ger. HERERO, 13-358a · 1·326c ; 28·1 7 8d. 11-801c ; revolt (1903) 11• Hercynite 9·335d ; 25-685e.. 887c, 11·774c ; tribal dll­ Herczeg, Francis 13·930b. tribution 1·330d. Herd, Ark. 2·552 ( B l ). - (dialect) : see Ocl-herero. HERD (diet.) 13·347b. Hereroland, Ger.S.W.Af. : I«• Herdecke, Ger. 11•808 (I. k6). Damaraland.

'is���f

" �.j,:{�l�

-7rsk

onrad : on agri· culture 1·39 l d. HERESY 13· 3 5 8a ; 9·822d ; 8· Reresbach, C

Hern'laeum,

Bon.

cape,

Tun. :

see

Hermagor, .Aus. 3·4 {C3). 3S2c ; censorship of books HERMAGORAS 13·365c : 23· 23 5c ; 1 ·5 15 . 14·374b ; inquisition 14·

5 87 d ; laws 9·532c ; Nes· torius 19·408a ; punishment 4·854d, 24·685c ; stereo-isomerism 6· 49d, 25·890b, 25·S91d.

I:Ioti, Westm. 9 • 4 1 2 {I. C3) ;

28·555a.

Albert. 2·107c. qoFFDING, HARALD

Hofl'a,

5 6 1 b ; 8-Ub ;

23·53c.

13·

E. : on bees 3·627c. Hotflllan, Charles Fenno· 1• 835c. -, Eug-ene Augustus 19·616b. : see Hofmann, t!ofl'er,

-){.!!�\�)��-r

-, Wi l hel m (pietis t ) 26· 660c. Hotl'man, Ill. 14·30! (C5). , �Iich. 18 · 3 7 2 (D6). -, �linn. 18·550 (B5). -, X.C. 19· 7 7 2 (C2 ). -, Okla. 20·58 (F2). -, mt., Cal. 5·8 (C1). -, mt., X.Y. 19 5 96 (G2).

-

· HOFFMANN, AUGUST HEIN• ri ch 13·561 b ; 13·8 4 la. -, Baron von (Bosnian mini· stcr) 4· 2 8 5 b . -,

C . K. (zoo!.) 23·141c.

-. lc.

(physician)

27-:\!6c.

20·787d ;

-, ERNST THEODOR WIL· helm 13·56 1 d ; 11·79!a. -, FRANCOIS BENOIT 13· 562c.

-, Friedrich : kiln 4·520c ; 5· 655e.

r��

RICH5c. 13·563a.. -, Karl (physician) 18·56d. -, Klementina (Tanaka) 21•

-

-, JOHANN JOSEPH 9ll9a.

Hoffmann, Ludwig (architect) Hogg (wool) 28·808b. Hogganfleld, Scot. 24·418 (C3 ); 2·44:1a. 16·137a. -, Ludwig von (painter) 20· -, lake, Scot. 24·418 (C3) ; 51 2a. 16•137a. Hoffmann, isl., N.Y. 19·596 agga.r), mts., Sah. H � (H4). � o Hoffmann kiln 4·520c ; 5·655c. Hoffman von Fallersleben ; see Haggar, tribe 23·1006b ; 27· 352b. Hotl'mann, August Heinrich. Hoggard, Ga. 11·752 (B4). Hof-Gastein, Aus. 11·504c. Hofgeismar, Ger. 11·808 (B3). Hogge, Ralph 26·167d. mt., Nor. 19·804 Hofgericht {court) 14·341b. (D1). Hofheim, Bav. 11·808 (C3). Hogging moment (mech.) 24· HOller, K. A. K. 20-523c. 949d. WIL· ; Haggins, Sarah : see Exetel', helm von 13•563b ; Sarah Cecil, conntess of. artlines 1·856d ; 6•596b ; canine 6·942b ; valency 6· Hogh, hill, Scot. 6·684b. 8·47b. Hoghton Tower, min, Lanes. 37d : vapour 1 ·142a. -, Caspar 27·928a. Hog-Hunting : see Pig-Stick· ing. Konrad von 13·564a. Rogi, Jap. 15·156 (H·I9). -, Johann Jacob 9·372d. Hog Is., harb .• Mass. 17·852 -, Karl AndreaB 18·158b. {F3). 13·564b ; 3· Hogklint, cape, Swed. 26·190 3 7 1 ; 5·3� 9a. {D-E3). Hofmann House, Berlin 13· Hogland, !sl., Russ. 23·872 563d. {B·C7 ) ; 10·383a. Hofrnannites 13·564d. 13·570b. Hofmann process {silver ex­ Hogue, Belg. 3·668 (F3). traction) 25·1 1 5a. Hofrnannsthal, Hugo von 8· Hogni {m:rth.) 19·637b. Hog nut : see Pig nut. 536a ; 11· 7 9 9a. Hofmannswaldau, Christian - tragacanth : see Gum of Bassora. Hofman von Hofmann von Aspernburg, Hogoleu, isis.. Pac.O. : see Truk. Edmund 24·514d. Hofmantorp, Swed. 26•190 Hogronden, mt., Nor. 19·804 {C2) ; 19·799c. (03).

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Hohenlohe·Waldenburg-Schil· lingsfiirst, Alexander, prince of 13•573a. Hohenmauth, Aus. 3·4 (E2). Hoben Molsen, Ger. 11·808 (III. p-qlO) ; battle (1080) 20·376b, 23·1117d. Hohe Nook, mt., Aus. 24·106c. Hohensalza, Ger. 22·170d. Hohen Schonhausen, Ger. 3• 788 (map). Hohenschwangau, Ger. 11·808 (C5) : castle 11·373c. 24• 395a. Rohen Solms. La. 17·54 (a6). Hohenstadt, Aus. 3·4 (E2). (family)13• 57 5b ; 11•844c ; 9·353a. Hohenstaufen, Ger. 13·575b. Hohenstei� Ger. (E.Pruss.) 11·808 (h2) ; 13·57 5d. Ger. (Sax.) 13· 575c ; 11·808 (III. qll). 11·808 (W.Pruss.) -, Ger. (G1). Hohenstollen. mt., Alps 26·242 (E3). H en. CIUltle. Ger. �

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-, THOMAS JEn•·JOelation, Book of 23· -, mt., Mass. 17·852 (B2) ; Holzemme, riv., Ger. 2- 8 9 d. armour 2·583c ; ballad form 17·851a. Holzgau,Aus. 26·242 (12). 2 1 6a. 3·267a ; Bankes papyrus -, mts., 1\Iass. 17-8 5 ( B 2 ) ; Holzman, Wilhelm : see Xy-, Karl Julius 13· 6 0c. 20·562d, 20·557d ; chrono­ 1 ·85 a . lan der, Wilh elm . Holualoa, Haw. 13-R4 (D3), logical theories 6·311 b ; HOLUB, EMIL 13 ·6 2 0 d. Holy Orders : see Order, Holy, HOLZMINDEN, Ger . 13·624b ; costu me 7 ·2 3 3 c ; Harris - Orthodox Catholic Apos­ 11·808 (B3). Holuin-gol, riv., Tib. 27 47c. 20·562 c • 20-557d, MS. tolic Eastern Church : see Hoi Zout, riv., Cape Col, 25· Holuzun-nor, lake, Tib. : see heroes 13 - 7 4c ; Hesio d Orthodox Eastern Church. Hollu snn. 466 contest 12-508c, 13·408a, - Places, Pal. 20·624d ; 27· HOLZTROMPETE (mus.) 13· Holwan, Pers. 15-950a. 1 · 5 2 a ; Homeric age 12• 4 5 1 b ; French claims 10· 62 4 b. Holwarda, John Phocylides 442a, 12· 4 5 4c, 20·563b ; Russian Homa, Asia M. 21·544a. 8 95c, li·2 84b • 25- 78 5c . hymns 12·.5 08d ; langua'l"e claims 27 - 4 5 9 d, 23·904c : Homa (rei.) 5·468c. Holwell, John Zephaniah 4· 12·49 8 11·f46b. H oopa., C al. 5-� ( 13 1). -, mt ., Cal. 5-8 (A1). - ValleY, dist., Cal. 5·8 (Bl).

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Hoopersville, �ld. 17·828 (G4). Hooper swan : see Whooper swan.

Hoopeston, Ill. 14·304 (E3). Hooping, harb. Nfd. 19·479 (B-C1). Hoople, N.Dak. 19·780 (G1). HOOPOE 13·67 6a ; 3·977d. Hoop petticoat (costume) 7· 243a. - petticoat narcissus (plant) 19·238c. Hoop Pole Ridge, mts., Md. 17·828 (A2). 25·466 Or.F.St. Hoopstad, (H6) ; geology 20· 1 5 1 d. Hoopuloa, Haw. 13·84 (C3). HOORN, Roll. (North Holland) 13·676d ; 13·588 (C2) ; 13· 610c ; gateways 2·422c. -, Roll. (Terschelling) 13·588 (C1). -, Roll. (Texel) 13·588 (B1). Hoornkrans, Ger.S.W.Af. 25· 466 (C4). Hoosac, mts., Mass. 17·852 (A1) ; 17·85 1 a ; 27·614b. - Tunnel, Mass. 17·852 (A1) ; 17·85:ld ; construction 27· 405c, 22·232d. Hoose ( ed. ) : Bee Husk. Hoosick, riv., Mass. 17 852 (A1 ) ; 13·677b. - FALLS, N.Y. 13·67 7 b ; 19· 596 (G3). Hoosic schist (geol.) 27·630c. Hoosier, pass, Colo. 6•722 (E2); 6·7 19a. -, state, U.S. : see Indiana. Hootalinqua, riv., Can. : see Teslin. Hoover, Ind. 14·422 (E3). 14·422 Ind. Hooversburg,

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Hopen, Nor. 19·800 ( D2). Hopes Advance, bay, Can. 5· 160 (Q4). - Advance, cape, Can. 5·160 (Q3). HOPE-SCOTT, JAMES RO · bert 13·683d. Hope's glazing 12·117a. Hope's Nose, pt., Dev. 9·430 (VI. F3) ; 8·132c ; geology 8·1 26d. Hopbtoun, Charles llope, earl of 16·730c. -, John Hope, earl of 16·7 30c; 21·91c ; 3·224c. -, John Adrian Hope, earl of : see Linlithgow. Hopetoun, Viet. 28·38 (B1). -, house, Scot. 24·418 (E3·2) ; 22 · 7 3 2 a ; 5 ·594 d. Hopetown, Cape Col. 25·466 ( F 7 ) ; 5·232d. Hope under Dinmore, Hereford. 9·420 (III. B2). - Valley, R..I. 23·249 (B2). - Villa, La. 17·54 (b6). Hopeville, Conn. 6·952 (C3). -, Conn. 6·952 (H3). Hopewell, Ala. 1·460 (D2). -, Can. 19·465 (C2). -, Ky. 15·740 (E-],'2). -, N.J. 19·502 (C3). -, N.Y. 19·596 (C3). -, 0. 20·26 (F5). - Junction, N.Y. 19·596 (B5). Hopewell Treaty ( 1 786) 6· 259b.

HOPFEN, HANS VON 13·684a.

Hi.ipfner, C. : zinc separation 28·983c. Hophni (bib!.) 9·2 7 l b . (EJ). Hooversville, Pa. 21·106 (E5). H o p hornbeam 13·706c. Hophra, Pharaoh (of Egypt) : Roo-zan, mt., For. 10·669c. see Apries. -, mts., Jap. 15·15Ra. Hopi (l\ioqui), dist., Ariz. 2· Hop, Capt. Henry 20·148a. 544 (C1). Hop, inlet, Icc. 14·228 (B2). HOPI CMoquis), tribe 13·684a ; -, riv., Conn. 6·952 (F3). 14·463a ; boomerang 4· HOP (plant) 13·67 7 b ; brewing 236b ; serpent worship 2· 4·506d ; cultivation 9·913d, 52c, 24·682a. 11·810c ; duty reduced 9· Ho·ping, China 6·168 (15). 560c. - aphis (insect) 8·898b ; 13· HOPKEN, ANDERS JOHAN, 26· count von 13·684b ; 682h. 2 1 7c. Hopatcong, lake, N.J. 19·502 Hopkins, Albert 13·685a. (C 2 ) ; 1 9·5 0 2c. WASHBURN -, EDWARD Hopbottom, Pa. 21·106 (L2). 13·684c. 17-852 Hop Brook, riv., -, ESEK 13·684c. (A2). Lambeth -, John Henry : HOPE, ANTHONY 13·682c. conferences 16·110c ; slav­ -, Sir James (admiral) 14· ery question 22·211b, 8· 2 42 b. 585a. -, James (physician) 18·54d ; -, Johns 15·460c. 13·132c. -, Louise de la Poer (Beres· -, L. C. 6·220a. -, MARK 13·684d. ford) 13·6R:lb. -, Samuel (pioneer) 13·686d. -, THOMAS 13·683a. -, SAMUEL (theologian) 13· Hope, Alsk. 1 · 4 7 2 (H3). 685a ; 9·5d ; 6·936a. -, Ark. 2·552 (B4). 22· 23·253d ; -, Stephen -, Can. 4·600 ( E 3 ) ; 11·39c. 5 l la. --'-, Derby. 9·416 (II. D3). -, lda. 14·2 7 6 (A l ) ; 14·27 7 d. -, WILLIAM 13·685c. Hopkin•, Minn. 18·550 (E5). -, Ind. 14·422 (F6). -, IIIo . 18·608 (ll 1). -, Jam. : see Hope Bay. -, S.C. 25·500 (D3). -, Kan. 15·654 (E2). -, lake, Me. 17·434 (D4). -, La. 17·54 ( A 1 ). -, n:tt., I}: I. 23·249 (B2). -, 1\Ic. 17·434 (C4). -, r1v., \ 1Ct. 28·38 (B3) ; 28• (G2). 19·780 . k a D . N -, 39a. -, N.J. 19·502 (C2). - Co., Ky. 15·740 (A3) ; 15· -, N . e x . 19·520 (F5). 742c. -, lU . 23·249 (B2). - cq, Tex. 26·690 (M2). -, Salop 9·428 (V. F2). HOPKINSON, FRANCIS 13· -, Wales 10·522c ; 10·522a. 685d ; 1·263d. -, bay, China 6·168 (K5). -, JOHN 13·686b : conduc­ -, hill, R.I. 4·582b. tion, electric 6·859a ; co­ -, is!., Can. 4·600 (C3). ercive force 17·327a ; flash­ -, isl., R..l. 23·249 (C2). light 16·636b ; glass 12·88b; -, is!.,' Spits. 21·938 (B2) ; 25· hy•teresis 9·230d ; magnet· 709b. ism 17·334a, 17·343a. -, isi s . , Austr. 2·960 (H3). -, lake, Scot. 24·412 ( D l ) ; -, .Joseph 13·686b ; 5·956c. & Thring torsion Hopkinson 26·169c. meter 25·850a. -, mt., Ariz. 2·544 (B2). -, mt., Scot. 24·412 ( D 1 ) ; 26• Hopkins Park, III. 14·304 (E2). Hopkins v. Great Northern 169b. Railway Co. 28·386a. -, pt., Alsk. 1·472 ( D l ). HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. 13·686d; -, riv., N.Z. 19·624 (D5). 15·7 40 (A4). Hopea (bot.) : see Wood-oil. Hopkinton, Ia. 14·732 (F2) ; - odorata 25·3d ; 18·164c. 14·735b. Hope Bay, Jam. 15·133 (map); -, Mass. 17·852 (D·E2) ; 17· 15·133b. 852c. - College, Holland, Mich. 13· -, N.H. 19·490 (D5). 6 l l a: ; 23·23d. N.Y. 19·596 (F1). -, Hopedale, Can. 5·160 (R4). -, R..I. 23·249 (A3). -, Ill. 14·304 (C3). Cal. 5·8 (B2). Hopland, HOPEDALE, ]\-lass. 13·683b ; e tribe (anc. Greece) H 17·852 (D2) ; 13·827c. � :f . -, 0 . 20·26 (l4). Hoplicbthyidae 26·545c. - diamond 8·163c. Hoplites (zoo!.) 5·694a. Hopefleld, Ark. 2·552 (E2). -, Cape Col. 25•466 (D9) ; 24• Hoplites (soldiers) 2·593a ; tactics 12· arms 2·584c 6 0c . 447d. -, N.S.W. 19·538 (D4). Hoploc. - Vellard, Bombay 4·1 83c. HORNCASTLE, Lincs. 13·708c; 9·416 (II. G3) ; geology 16· 7 14b ; horse fair 10·128b. Hornchurch, Ess. 16·942 (E2) ; geology 9·7 84 b. Horn Creek, riv., S.C. 25·500 (BS). Horndal, Swed. 26·190 (D ). HORN DANCE 13·708d. Hornd]jiichl, pass, Alps 1·7 46c. Horndon, N.Z. 19·624 (D5). - on the Hill, Ess. 16·942 (F2). HORNE, GEORGE 13· 7 8d. -, H. P. 14·324a. -, RICHARD HENRY 13· 709a ; 8·531c. -, Robert 4·211a. -, THOMAS HARTWELL 13· 709a. (A3). Horne, Den. -, Sur. 16·942 (D4). (H6) ; -, isis., Pac.O. 28·285c. -, pond, Jlle. 17·434 ( B5).. Horn· Hornecastre, Lines. : castle. Nosesee adder Horned

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Hornitos, Cal. 5·8 (C3). Hornitos (diet.) Thorbjiirn : Hornkloti, Thorbjiirn Hornkloti. Horn Lake, Miss. 18·600 Lead chloride. Horn lead : Hiirnli, mt., Switz.26·242 (F2). Horn-mercury : Horn· quicksilver. Horn of Amaltheia 1·7 79c. Cornu­ Horn of plenty : copia. 2·462 Hornopiren, mt., (:U5) ; 1·962b. Hornoy, Fr. 10·778 (E2), Lapwing. Hornpie : HORNPIPE 13·7 c 7·798d. Horn Pond, hill, Mass. 17·852 (A-B3) ; 28·706d. Horn-quicksilver 5·59c. Hornsberg, Swed. 25·935 (A2). Hornsby, 111. 14·:{04 (C4). -, N.S.W. 19·5�8 (04). Hornsby·Ackroyd engine 20· 42a. Hornsby chain track tractor 27· 1 1 9c. - string-binder 22·945c (fig.). 6 (II. Hornsea, Yorks. 9·

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(A4). longevity 16·976a ; myth­ - Bend, Utah 27·8 1 4 (A4). -, Ill. 14·304 (A4). ology 2·167c, 9·708a, 22· Horseshoe Bend, Pa. 1·765b. -, Kan. 15·654 170b ; Orlov breed 20·293c; -- Bend, dist., Ida. 14·2 7 7d. -, Ky. 15·740 (B3). parasites 28· 1 1c ; Phu-Yen Horse-shoe crab : King- -, Mich. 18·372 (F7). breed 14·491a ; prehistoric -, N.S.W. 19·538 (F2). 5 · 576b, 5 · 5 76d, 5 · 5 7 7 c ; Horse Shoe Creek, riv., Wyo. -, Staffs. 9·416 (II. C3), 10·129a ; fairs sale 28·874 ( G ). -, W.Va. 28·560 (D3). saddlery and harness Horseshoe furnace 7·104a. -, Wyo. 28·8 7 4 ( H 1 ). statistics 1·406a, 1· Horse-shoe kidney 15·785a. -, lake, Vt. 19·490 (A4). 24·424a ; HORSE-SHOES 13·738a ; 10· -, Great, Yorks. 1·4l.Jb, 412b, ( B l ). 3·847 d ; species Tangan 1d Japanese 15· 189c ; 9· -- in Ribblesdale, telegony 26·509c ; traction in sickness 28·7a. 416 (II. C1). Vermont Horseshoe splice 15·873d. powers - Kirkby, Kent 1 ·9 2 war breed 27·1026c ; - vetch 28·1b. 14 • 422 Ind. Hortonville, · 2a. 563d ; worship Horse sponge (E ). Horse-racing. Dragon-fly. -, Mass. 17·852 (E3). Horse-stinger : Horsea, is!., Rants. 22· 1 2 Horse-syphilis : -, Wis. 28·7 40 (E4). Dourine. (map). HORSETAIL 13·738c ; Natal Hortulia natalensis : and Horse (game) 8• H rs python. prothallus 22·605d 606d ; 7 a. (fig.) ; scouring use 23·857 d ; Hortumpascual, Sp. Artillery, -- Artillery : sporangiophore (C2). 22·606a - bean 3·572c. (fig.) ; stele 21·737c. Herbar· Hortus Siccus Horse Branch, Ky. 15·7 40 Horsetail Creek, riv., Colo. ium. (B3). 722 ( G l ) . 19·804 Horunger, dist., -- Cave, Ky. 1 7 Staller. Horsethegn ( B 2 ) ; 15·52ld. • 1 12a ; Horsetown group Horse - chestnut HORUS 13•783b ; 10·561d, H 10·558d, flower ir Jerome 10·497c ; Buto 4• ·2 8a ; i6 . 10·568b ; leaf 16·325c (fig.). a ; emanation 9· S.Dak. Horsecrcek, hair 7• u eye of " 9 • 54a ; Horsey, Norf. 9·424 (IV. Fl). 2 3 1 a ; Lesser Ennead 9·5 1 d ; -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (G3). Horse Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 Min 9·53c ; Osiris legend 9 • orf. 9·424 (IV. F 1 ) ; 4 i 21·346c ; Pharaoh (B3). _ 6·722 Horsfall's destructor 8·106b. - Creek, riv., Colo. Philae temple 21·373c. - on crocodiles : the (H4). 28 • Yorks. Horsforth, • 722 - Creek, riv., Colo. Metternich stele. (C ). (G3). Horvath, Andreas 13·927a. (L6). Horsham, Pa. Mo. 18·608 HORSHAM, Sus. 13·739b ; 9· -, Cyri1 13·928d. riv., - Creek, (B-C4). 424 (IV. B4) ; geology 26· -, Michael 13·928d. -, Stephen 13·927a. - Creek, riv., Nev. ·8 (E ). 4d. 165d, 9· Croats. Horvati : - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20·242 -, Viet. 28·38 (B2). dist., Horvat-Szlavonorszag, Horsham stone 28·437a. Croatia-Slav• Hung. - Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25·506 Hiirsb.olm, Den. 8·24 (E3). onia� (B3). 6 (II. Horsington, Lines. 9 Horw, dist., Switz. 17·97a. - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28·874 G3). (Gl). Horsley, Charles Edward 13· · HORWICH, Lanes. 13·783 d ; - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28·874 (C2). 7 40b. Horwil, Switz. 26·242 (C2). -, JOHN 13·739c. (H4). - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28·87 -, JOHN CALLCOTT 13·739d. Horwitz, B. 6·103c. · Horwood, Dev. 9·430 (VI. -, SAMUEL 13·740a. (B3). Victor 13·7 39d ; brain - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28·874 spine -, Great, Bucks. 9·420 (III. operations 18·62a ; (G1). vivi­ operations 25·672a ; F3). ErubesHorse-flesh ore : cite. 28· Horyuji, temple, Jap. 15·173c; work Horsefly, lake, Can. 4·600 (E2). 163d. Horzum, Asia l\1, 21·544a. --, mt., Colo. 6·722 (B3). -, WILLIAM 13·7 40b. Ho. Hos, tribe 8·307 d ; Horsley, East, Sur. ; n Hosain (Husein, Caliph Ali's d. (C3). 5· 2·266d ; son) 13·49b ; Horse fork 13·102b. --, West, Sur. 16·942 (C3). ; 29a ; death 2·27 4a, -- gram 3·573c ; HORSMAN, EDWARD 13· Egyptian festival 9·32d ; - grenadier 5·297c. 740b. Hasanen mosque shrine 9· commercial uses Horsmonden, Horsehair : 9 • 424 Kent Kerbela tomb 15· ; 10 1 a ; 12·824b (IV. D4). 7 53d, 5·49a, 5·52c ; Shiite length of fibre 10·310a. ; 16· Horst, Roll. 13·588 imamship 24·858a, Crin see -, vegetable : 692a. tliazies 8·487a. vegetal. HORST (geol.) 13·7 - III. (dey of Algiers) 1·650c. Horsehead, Ark. 2·552 (B4). folded 10·598b. - I. (Izzuddin-al-Hosain ; - Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25·506 Horst, Gross, Ger. 14 0 c. Ghor) Horst. (B4). - II. (Jihansuz ; of Ghor) 11• 19 • 5 6 Horsted, Kent 3·73a. Horseb.eads, 924b ; 14·40 1b ; 24·60!lc. (D ) - Keynes, Sus. 9· 24 (IV. - I. (Jelairid rulez , Persia) 21• Horse! (deity) : B ). Frigg. 227b : HORT, FENTON JOHN AN· Hii e riv., Ger. 9·135c ; ;,. thony 13·740c ; New Testa­ - II. (Jelairid ruler, Persia) 21·227b. Westcott and ment H O R S E L A T I T U D E S 13 · Hort ; textual criticism 3· - (Safawid ruler, Persia) 21• 725d. 232c ; 1 · 3 1 5 d ; 14·869a. 884b. Horselaw, lake, Scot. 23·790a. -, tribe 18·65b. 3 ·8 HORTA, Az. 13·7 Hiirselberg, hill, Ger. - Aga Berberli 4·284c. (2) ; 3·84c. Horsell, Sur. 16•942 (B3). (missionary) 5• - a! HORSE· MACKEREL 13·725d. -, It. 15·26 357c. 1 13·726a : -, Barcelona, Sp. 3· HORSEMANSHIP • 530 - aldin Lajin a! Rumi (Marne• -, Tarragona, Riding. Lajin, luke sultan) (F2). weight HorAeman's - Ali, Mirza 3·94d. Hortalus, Quintus Hortensius Stone. - Ali Khan, mosque, Erivan Hortensius, Quintus. Horsemint (mentha sylvestris) 9·7 48c. HORTEN, Nor. 13·741a ; 19· 18·557c. - b. Ali b. Hasan 5·44b. (D3). - (monarda punctata) Hortense (queen of Holland) - Bey (of Egypt) 9·107d. . Horse mushroom 19·70a. - Bey (Turkish general) 12• 15·516a ; Flahaut 10·468c. Horseneck, W.Va. 28·560d. 494d. HORSENS, Den. 13·726b ; 8· Hortense, Ark. · 2 - b. Nomair (Moslem general) -, Ga. 11·7 52 (E4). 24 (B3). 5·29d. Hortensia (orator) 13·741c. -, fjord, Den. (B3). lex 23·537a ; 23· - Khan, Mirza (Persian min• inshay, rock, H ister) 21·242c ; 26·506d. 622b ; 6·764b. t. -2 _ HORTENSIUS, QUINTUS - Mirza (of Herat) see llorse of Troy 2 28b. (dictator) 13·74lc. Horse of Troy. 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Hy :Maine, anc. state, Ire. : see O'Kelly's country. HYMEN (myth.) 14· 1 7 6d. Hymen (anat.) : female 23• 133a ; imperforate 12·765b ; male 23·1 30d. Hymenacllne striatum 28· 546c. Hymenaea (bot.) : 20-55 1 a ; economic value 16·3�3d. - (couruaril) : see Copal tree. - (floribunda) : see Caigaran. Ilymenaea (dances) 7·797a. Hymenaeus (bib!.) 20·95lb. - (myth.) : see Hymen. - (Rom. librarian) 16·548a. Ilymcnium 11 • 335d ; 16• 5�ld. llymenocaris 5-87b. llymenocllirus 3-523d ; claws 3·526d ; hyoid apparatus 3· 526a ; vertebral column 3· 525a. Hymcnolacmus malacorllyn· a. premonition 22·279a. - involution 11·701c. - lemniscate 16·412b. Hypo : see Hyposulphite of soda. - logarithm : see Napierian llypoaeolian mode 21·706b. logarithm. - paraboloid : see Paraboloid, Hypobenthos 21·723b. Hypoblast (zoo!. ) : see Endo· hyperbolic. dcrm. - spiral 25·692b. Hypobranchial (diet.) 24·595a. Hyperbolism 7·6GOa. Hyperboloid 6·964b; one sheet Hypobromous acid 4·633c. 11·704d, 11· 7 19a ; two Hypobythinae 27·388d. 'Hypobythius 27·388d. sheets 11·720a. 19· Hypocall'eine 22·663c. Hyperbolus 12 • 450d ; HYPOCAUST 14·207 b ; 3· 658c. 5 1 4d. HYPERBOREANS 14·199d ; Artemis 2·6U:ld; Hesperides' - vcntilation syst.em27·10llc. garden 13·408c ; Perpherees Hypocentrum 26·544b. 2·1 85c. Hypochilidae 2·306d. Hypercentric transmission 18· Hypochilus 2-:l06d. Hypochlorites 6·256b ; electro· �96d : 16·427 d. Hyper-chromatic (diet.) 1·60a. lytic preparation 9·209a. Hyperdulia 1·214c. Hypochlorous acid 6·256a. Hyperechia 18•498h. HYPOCHONDRIASIS 14·207c. HYPEREIDES 14·200b ; 12· Hypocotyl 2·1�a ; 21·739c. 5 1 3 b ; papyrus 20·55 7 d ; 20· Hypocrateriform 10·564c. 562c. HYPOCRISY (diet.) 14·207d. Hypereutectoid steel 14-805b. Hypocrites (Gr. drama) 1·273a; Ilypergamy (Ind. law) 13• 12·5 1 1a. 503d. Hypocrites (Medina party) 17404c. Hyperg-eometric equation 8236c. Hypoctonus 2-�05c. Hypocycloid 9·686b. Hypergeusia (diet.) 26·447d. Hypoderm 21·734d. Hypergon lens 21·51la. Hypoderma 8·308c. Hyperia 17-459d. Hypericum (bot.) : see St - bovis or lineata : see Ox warble fly. John's Wort. - adrosaenium : see Tutsan. Hypodermis 13·427b. - calycinum : see Rose of Hypodorian mode 21·706a. Hypo·eutectoid steel 14·805b ; Sharon. Hypogaeic acid 20·44a. Hyperides : see Hypereides. Hypogastric artery 2·668b. Hyperidrosis 21·259a. - plexus 19·403d. Hyperiidea 17·459c. u H ne action 11·6.57a ; 11• 4 Hyperion (astron.) 24·233a ; Hypogenesis (zoo!.) 6·641c. 2·815d. Hypogeomys 23·442b. " Hyperion " (man·of-war) 6· Hypogeophis 4·933b. 602d. Hypogeusia 26·447d.

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Hydrobromic acid 4·633a ; 6· Hydrographer Group, iBis., Hydroxypropionic acid : sec Hydesville, Cal. 5·8 (Bl ). 4ila ; medicinal use 4·6:Jild. Kor. 15·156 (D9). Hydetown, Pa. 21·106 (C2). Lactic acid. Hydrocampa ; see China-mark Hydrographic Office 5·949d ; - acid fl : Hydeville, Vt. 19·490 (A-!). see Hydracrylic moth. 19·293c. Hydnophytum 23·808b. acid. 14· 114d ; Hydroxyurea 27· 7 9 4a. Hydra, Gr. 12·424 (E3) ; anc. - aquatilis : see Water moth. HYDROGRAPHY charts 5·949d, 17·356a ; Hydrozincite 28·981d. Hydrea 12·440 (E3) ; naval HYDROCARBON 14·lllb ; 6· 4 9 d ; coal gas 11·483d ; coal­ 1\laury's work 17·916c ; sur­ HYDROZOA 14· 1 7 l d ; 6·641 c ; battle ( 1 7 7 1 ) 2·293c. tar 6·595b ; colours 6·7 l a ; veying 26· 1 5 3 d, 17·653c ; HYDRA, bl., Gr. 14·33c ; 12· germ-plasm 13·350c ; repro• cyclic 6·5 1 c ; flames 10·472c; see also Ocean and Oceano­ 424 (E3) ; anc. Hydrea 12· duction 23·11 7a, 24· 7 47b. heat of combustion 26·807d, graphy. 440 (E3) ; war of Greek In­ see Scypho• - Acraspeda : 6·69b ; iso, or secondary : see Hydrohaematite : see Turgite. dependence 12-493c. medusae. Isohydrocarbons ; mineral Hydroid 21·732a. HYDRA (astron. ) 14·34a ; 7·13 - Craspedota : see Hydro• 18·516c ; normal : see Nor­ Hydroidea 14·150b ; 14·136a ; (Pl. 1.). medusae. mal hydrocarbons ; poison­ HYDRA (myth.) 14·33d. alternation of generations Hydruntum, It. 15·26 (G4). ing 21·896a ; specific ro­ - (zoo!.) 14·149d ; 22·37a ; 14·1 4 8 d ; perisarc 14·136c. Hydruraceae 1·594a. tation 25·893c ; tertiary : Hydrolaridae 14·151d. 14·135d ; development 14· Hydrurus 1·591b ; 10·466d. see Tertiary hydrocarbons ; Hydrolite ; see Calcium hy­ Hydrus, It. : see Hydruntum. 1 48c ; ectodermal budding valency 27·848a. 14· 1 4 7 d ; nematocysts 14· dride. Hydrus (astr.) 7·13b. 138a ; nutrition 1-585c ; Hydrocarbostyril 22·7 58d. HYDROLYSIS 14· 1 1 4 d ; fer­ Hyen, Nor. 19·804 (A2). ovum 14·148a ; phylogeny Hydrocarpic acid 20·44b. mentation 10·277a ; soap HYENA 14·1 7 3 d ; 5·370b ; 14·149a ; regeneration 23· Hydrocaulus 14-136b. making 20·45c. ancient Egypt 9·45b ; Bel• 36d ; reproduction 24·7 4 7b, HYDROCELE14·11lc; ovarian Hydrom 21·732a. gian Congo 6·924b ; fossil S• 12·767c. 14·145d. HYDROMECHANICS 14·1 1 5a ; 575c ; Tasmanian ; see Thy• Hydrocellulose 5·608a. Hydra, bay of, Gr. 14·33c. Archimedes 2·368c. lacine ; worship 17·835a. Hydrocena 11·510d. Hydrachna 2·31 0c. Hydromedusa (tortoise) 27· - dog : see Hunting dog. Hydrachnidae ; see Water Hydrocenidae 11·510d. 7 1a ; 23·175a. - of Brescia ; see Haynau, HYDROCEPHALUS 14·1 l lc ; HYDROMEDUSAE 14 ·1 35c ; mites. Jnliu• Jacob, baron von. . 18·7 4 2 b ; acute : see Menin­ Hydracid 6·40c. 6·641c ; 28· IO:l3c. HYERES, Fr. 14·174c ; 10• gitis, tubercular cerebral. HYDRACRYLIC ACID 14·34a. Hydromel 13·654d. 7 7 8 (H6). Hydroceratinidae 14·15:ld. - aldehyde 14·34b. HYDROMETER 14·161b ; 19 · -, bay, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (H6). see Hydro­ H ydractinia 14·139a ; 14·138c Hydrochaerus : 9 7 8c. -, isl., Fr. 10·778 (H6) ; 16• choerus. (figs.). Hydrometria 8·591a. 293a. HYDROCHARIDEAE14·112a. Hydrornetridae ; Hydractiniidae 14·15la. see Pond- Hyetios, Zeus 28·977a. Hydrocharis morsus - ranae ; Hydragogue (diet.) 7-511d. skater. Hygap, riv., S.Af.: see Molopo. see Frog-bit. Hydralector 15·105d. Hygelac (king of the Gotar) S. Hydro-mica : see Chlorite . Hydrochelidon nigra : see Hydromyinae 23·443c. Hydrallmania 14·140a. 28c ; 3·758a ; 26·1 9 7 b. HYDRANGEA 14-:l!b. Black tern. Hydromys : see Golden water- HYGIEIA 14·17 5a. HYDROCHLORIC ACID 14· Hydrangeaceae 24-264a. rat. HYGIENE 14·175b ; Sir John 1 13a ; 6·255c ; distillation of Hydronaphthalene Hydrangium : see Hydrotheca. Simon 25·1 25a. dicarHydrant 10-JO-la ; 10·410d. 8·320c, 21·484b ; energy of HYGINUS (pope) 14·1 7 5 c ; 20• boxylic acid 19·1 6 7d. formation 6·43a ; estimation Hydrone 28·367c. Hydranth (diet.) 14·136b. 7 2 2 a (table). 11·48 2 d ; in food 19-92 1 d ; Hydronephrosis 15-7 86c. Hydraotes, riv., I ndia ; see HYGINUS (Gromaticus) 14• ionic velooity 6·869d ; manu­ Hydroparastatae Havi. 1 75c. (diet.) 2· Hydrargeri ammoniatum, Unfacture 1 · 6 7 6 b ; metal re­ 237b. -, GAlUS JULIUS 14·1 7 5c. actions 18·201 c ; specific HYDROPATHY 14·165d. guentum 6·13-ld ; 18·158c. Hygrine 1·685d ; 6·615a. - flava, Lotio 18·1 58c. heats ratio 18·660a ; valency Hydropericardium 8·590b. HYGROMETER 14·175c ; 18• - perchloridi, Liquor 18·158c. 27·848d. Hydroperitoneum 12·767c. Deluc's 7·976b ; 275b ; -, pilula 18·1 58c. - ether : see Ethyl chloride. Hydrophane 20·1 2 1b . Saussure's 24·238d. Hydrargerism ; see Mercurial ­ Hydrochoerus 23·439a. Hygrophyte 21· 7 6 1 c ; 21• Hydrophasianus 15·106a. ism. - capybara : see Capybara. Hydrophilae 22-3c. 764d. Hydrargeri unguentum 18· Hydrocinnamic acid 22·449c. Hydrophilidae 6·672b. Hygroscope 1 4·17 5 d. 1 5 8c. Hydrocobaltocyanic acid 6· Hydrophilus 6 • 672b ; 13· Hy Kinse!agh, d ist., Ire. 28• Hydrargerum cum creta : see 605a. 424a. 566b. Grey powder. Hydrocoel 8·8 7 1 c. - piceus ; see Black water­ Hyko, rots., Nev. 5·8 (F3). Hydrargillite : see Gibbsite. Ilydrocorallinae 14· 154a ; 14· HYKSOS 14·1 7 5 d ; 9·83a ; 3• beetle. Hydrargyrum : see :l!ercury. t :l6a. 868c ; Asiatic origin 20• IIydrophinae : see Sea snakes. HYDRASTINE 14·34a ; 1 · Hydrocotarnine 20·135a. l l nle. HYDROPHOBIA 14·1 6 7 a ; in­ 606a ; l\fesopotamia 18• 686a. Hydrocotyle : see Pennywort. -- ( T he), :O.!dx. 16-942 (C2). 1 82 d ; statues 9·67a. cubation period 20· 7 9 1 a ; Hydrastis canadensis 3 · 764c. Hydrocoumarin 7·308d. -, :\ . Z . 19·6�4 (C6). negri bodies 20- 7 7 0 (Pl. I . Hyla 27·235c ; 1·668c. - rhizome 14·34 d ; 12·765b ; Hydrocoumarone 7-:l09a. -, ! ' a . 21-106 ( E 3 ). fig. 3) ; Pasteur 2 0 • 894b ; - arborea 27-235c. 12·766c. -, !a kc, Ill. 6· 1 1 Sc. Ilydroctena 14·156d. statistics 1·41 l c ; vivisection - aurea 3-524a. - Abbey, \Vinchester 28 · HYDRATE 14·34d ; 6·863b ; Hydrocyanic acid : see Prussic experiments 28·1 6 l d. Hylactes 26·402d. pigments 21·598d ; solu­ acid. 7 0 .)a. Hydrophyl!ium of Siphono­ - megapodius ; see T urco. bility 11·372c, 6·7 6'Jd. Hydrocyanicum dilutum, - Co . , � .C . 19· i 7 2 ( F 2 ) . phora : see Bract. - Tarnii : see Barking bird. Hydraulic, Colo. 6-722 (B3). Acidum 22-s:na. - Co., S. Dak. 25-.>0G (F3). Hydrophyte 21·7 6 1 a ; 21· Hylaeobatrachidae 3·523d. HYDE DE NEUVILLE, JEAN Hydraulic accumulator : see Hydrodictyaceae 1·587b. 763c. Hylaeobatrachus 3·523d. Accumulator (hyd.). Guillaume, baron 14-31a. Hydrodictyon 1 · 5 8 7 b (tig.). Delo- Hyland, bay, S.Aus. 2·960 Hydropneusta : see - air compressor 22-2:l:lb. Hyden, Ky. 15·7 4 0 ( E 3 ). HYDRODYNAMICS 14· 1 1 3 a ; (D2). branchia. Hyde of Hindou, Edward - buffer 4 · 4 1 4 b . 14·12 0a. Hydropolyp 14·136b ; 14· - mt., N.S.W. 19·538 (G2). Hyde, baron : see Claren­ - cement 5-65:ld ; 6·8:J7a. Hydrodynamometer 14·82d. 1 7 2d. - riv., Can. 4·600 (Cl) : 6• - cup 11·!88d. cl.on. 1 "t carl or. Hydroecgonidine 8·870c. 160 (D3). H ydropotes : see \Vater-deer. HYDE PARK, :1Ia8s. 14·3l b ; - feed 4·25:ld. 10·346d ; Hydrops : see Dropsy. Hydro -extractor Hylands, house, Ess. 16·942 - lime 5·657h. 17- 'l 5 2 ( ll 4 ) . dyeing 8-7 52c ; laundry 16· Hydropsyche 4-927c. (F2). - limestone 20·1 19c. - Park, X.¥. 19·.)96 (.\.-B!). 2 X2h. Hydropterideae 22·606c ; 22· Hylarnus 2·91b. - Park, 0 . 20·26 ( L 7 ) ; 6· - machines 14·85a ; acid 22· Arm· Hydroferricyanic 6 1 2d. HYLAS 14·1 76c ; song of 12• strong's 2·592a ; punching :l73c. 5:lOb. Hydroptilidae 19·440c. 507c. - Park, Pa. 21 - 1 0 6 (C!). machine 27-:17d (tig. ) ; ram Hydroferrocyanic acid 22· Hydropsychidae 19·440c. Hylates, Apollo 2·184b. 14·106a ; shearing machine . - Park, Utah 27-ci 1 1 (C1 ). 52!Jd. Hydroquinolines 22·759a. Hyleessa, Aegean S. : see 27-nd. - Park, Yt. 19- 4 9 e 14·2 1 6b ; 5 · - Athir (historian) 2·275a ; - (dey of Tunisia) 27·398d. lao, ,-al., Haw. 13- 8 1 (C2) ; 13· - Pascu al 2· 275 b . 5 7 8a ; 9 - 9 1 9 b ; caste divi· 23- 46 4b. ��d. - (Turkish sultan) 27·451a : sions 5- 4 6 8 d ; Ireland 2· - ATHIR (Diya ud din) 14- - Pulgar, Isaac 13-17 5b. - QUTAIBA 14-222d ; 2· 27- 45 8d. Iapetus ( a stro n. ) : see J a petus. 353b : language 14· 2 1 6d , 2 1 9b. - (Wadai sultan) 24·650b. - ATHIR (Majd ud-din) 14• 273a ; 18·633d. IAPETUS ( m yt h . ) 14- 2 l :>c. 23· 5 0 8c. - Adil Shah I. ( Bij apur king) 2 1 9b. IAPYDES ( ra ce ) 14· 2 1 5 c ; 14- I beria : see H ib erni a . - Quzman 2-272c. - ai-Awam 1·389d. 5-48 4b . 3�\>c ; 13-802tl. Iberis (bot.) : see Candytnft. - Raiq (Amir al Omara) 5· 51d ; 9-95b. - Adil Shah II. (Bijapur king) Japnda, di st . , I t. : see Ca l­ - corona ria ; see Rocket - B ai th 5 -49 a. - Bajja : see Aoempace. - Rashid (dyn.) 2· 2 68 d ; 19· abria (anc.). candytnft. 3·928a ; 13-488c ; tomb 3- Balam, J udah 13·1 7 3b. 928a, 14·433b. Ia p �pg i ( l a e : sre J a p yg ! d ae. 351b ; 19-351d. - u m bellata 13-766c. - BATUTA 14·219c ; 11· - SA'D 14· 223a ; 2·27 4a. - Aga (Turkish commander) : l a p y):;ium, C - Sana a! l\Iulk 9-105c. 35ld. rite' 12-9.i5d. - E zra, Ab raham : see Aben· - Saud (Wahhabi ruler, d. I be x, Gtrrh 27·814 ( A 4) . 26-31 d. . Ia,it h, La. 1 7 - :i ! (B2). - , riv., Arg. 12-647d. - Habib (d. 852) 2-276a. 19-2 8 l b ; Syrian campaigns - as Sikkit 2 276b ; 18· IAZYGES, t r i be 14·2 1 5 d ; 23· Ihid. (abbrev.) 1 -:lOa. 18-7 9a, 27·457a ; war of - Habib (d. 859) 2-27 4c . 64 5b . 6 1 ,; (D2) ; 11-s:n a . lb i dae (zoo!.) 3· 977 b ; 14- - a! Haik : see Hamdani. Greek independence 12· - Sina : see Avicenna. I b , ri\·. , India 14-:1�2 (K9) ; 21 Rd. - Hajar 2-275d ; 9-105b. 494d. - Tabataba (Kufa) 5 · 4 6b . d ia m on ds 15- Ihi �lW ' g']'OUp 5- 22 9c. - el-Hakim : see Menelek. 1 1 - l .i 2 a ; - Pasha. (Turkish gen.) 27• - Tab b on ; see Ibn Tibbon. - Hamdis 2·272c. 2 7 7 b. Ihiri, :>fi!!'. 19- 6 7 8 (A1). - Taimiyya 28 - 2 45b ; 19· 464c. lb. (ablJrcY.) 1 - :!0a I b iri noco , riv.. S.Am. : see � - Hanbal : Ibrahim, lake, Ugan. : •ee see Ahmad b. 82 1b . lba, l'.J,. 21·392 (B3). O ri n oco . Hanbal. Kioga. - TIBBON 14 · 223 b ; 13·17 4c. l b a.1.n, P.IB. 21·392 (E3). Ibis, Cal. 6·8 (F4). -, riv., Syr. : Bee Adonis. - Hanzala 5·29d. - TUFAIL 14·223b.

(Jetter) 14·213a : 15· 103 a ; 20-577c. - ( chc m . ) : see I odine. - (log-ic) 1·2a. I, i'l., Sc o t . : see Iona. Ia, ,.;t ( martyr) : see Hya. I a ( z o o l . ) 6· 2 l .J d. Iabadius (Jaba d i u : in anc. geog.) 17-H lb ; 15 · 2 9 2 b . Iacchus ( m yth.) ; see Diony­ s i u.-, , Iad:tin, mt., Scot. 24 · 4 12 (C3); 24- H I)a, la d era , Au-). !for l! a el (\V�bh chief)

1 37 a. [ frhjii, l a kf', 6 ·1 9 (C3). lfra nj,l (rae:l d ; ( arch . ) 14·68:ld ; D ori c 20 · INSTITUTE (diet.) 14·650c. l oss 14· 6 7 8c ; ri sk 27· 5 7 8 b ; 1 7 7 c. Institut de Fran ce 10·799a ; 1· Intercostal artery 2·667a. under"Titer 27·578b. l O la ; arch i tecture 2· 4 1 5b ; - of Title : see Title, insurance Intercourse, A la . 1 · 4 60 ( A 3). l ibrary 1 6· 56 7 c. -, Pa. 21 · 1 06 ( G - H 7 ) . of. Institute of A ctuaries : see ·-, Workmen's 9·356d ; Aus Intercursus Magnus (treaty, Actuaries, Institute of. tria 3-:nc, 9-:l60b ; Germany 1496) 9·526a. - of :\Iary 18 · 6 9 1 b . 11·820d, 11·888c ; Holland INTERDICT (eccl.) 14·684a ; In;;titutes (Gains) 11•391a ; 1S· 25·306c ; l:lwitzerland 26 · 8·861 b ; 10·60c ; 20·7 12a. 5 7 9a ; 15 ·59 S a. - ( Roman law) 23·568c ; 22 · 262a. Institutes (Justinian) 15·598a ; 1 7 3c ; 28.• 847d. Insurgents (U.S.) 23 · 1 8 0b . compHers 27·262c ; 8·43la. Institutes of :\Ianu : see :VIanu In-Susinak ( myth . ) 9·14lo ; INTERDICTION ( Scots law) 26 · 1 62a . 14 ·6 8 4b . code. INTAGLIO 14·680c ; 11·562a , Inter duos Iucos, site, Rome Institutes of the Christian Re· Hittite 13·53 7d ; Inselsteine 23-689c. l i?ion (Calvin) 5·7 2 d ; 11· 1·245b ; Roman 23·484c. Interessen-sphare : see Spheres 12 5 d ; 22· 2 8 7 b . of Inlluence. Institutes ot the Law of Scotland - process (printing) 22·4 1 2b. lntarsia 18·887c ; 4·9 1 8c ; INTERESSE TERMINI 14· ( Ersk ine ) 9·7 5 5 c. 684c ; 16·157b. distinguished Institut franr;ais d'archeologie marqoetry Interest ( ari th metic) 2· 5 4 2b . oribntale du Coiro 9 · 4 0b . from 17· 7 5l d. Instituti di Belli A rti ( Naples ) Integrai 14·.'\48d ; 11·323a ; - (econ.) : Adam Smith on 25 ·25 8a ; Austrian law 3· elliptic: sec Elliptic i ntegral ; 2· 7 03b . repeated 14· 5 5 0b ; reversion 3 1 c ; Ch i l d' s views 6· 1 3 5 d ; Institution (to benefice) 3· Connect icu t statutory rate 7 25 d ; 2·36Gc ; 2 · 3 5 7 d. of 11·:l24a ; tab les 26· 335c ; 6·954d ; Hume on 13·88Jc. INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH variation 27·916a. - calculus 14·5:l6c ; Le, INTEREST (law) 14·684c ; in 14·650d. life insurance 14·6G8c · in gendre's researches 16·37 5d. Jn,qfifutiones (Lancelotti) 5· - curvature (geom.) 26·1 21b. money-lending 18·7 08c ; 199a. pawnbroking 20·973d ; re No t i on ale Institution des - Phalanx (community) 6· 79:lb. coverab l e as damages 7· J ennes A veugl es 4·62a. 782b : see also Usury. Institution of a IJhristian Man Integra ph 4·979b. (BiRhop's Book) 9 · 4 4 7 d ; 7• Integration 14·536b ; 14·540c ; -, Declaration against : see :l 7 Gc ; 12-2:l8d. of functi on 11·305a : by under Declaration. In terfasicular cambium (b ot.) In.tiions of the Law of INTELLECT 14·680c; 14·68la; Interfemoral membrane 6 · 22· 5 8 :l c ; C:artesianism 5· 240a ; 6·24 2 a . Srrture and Nations (C. de 4 1 7a, 5· !20b, 5·425a ; Kant Interference gauge 14·691d. Wolff) 14·697c. 15·!i66d. - OF LIGHT 14 • 6 8 !i a ; 16· Instil nh'nn.< of the Law of Scot· Intellection (psycho!.) 14·680c; 620a : :"a. 28·1 1 8 (D-E3). Austr. 2·953b : zs.

14·857b ;

f

5�0v;;:

52 (C4) ; 1 · - Co.� Ga. 7 5 1 u. Irwinton, Ga. 11·752 (03). Irwinville, Ga. 11•7 52 (C4). Irymp!e, Viet. 28·38 (A1). Is, Turk.As. 26·305 (E3). - (b. Adil) : see Moazzam. Isa (bey of Aidin) 1·435b. - (b. l\Iahommed) 9·91d ; 9• 94d. - (b. Musa) 5·41a ; 5·42d ; 5·43b. Isa, canal, Bagdad : see Sakh· lawich. -, mt., Swed. 26·190 (B3). ISAAC (bib!.) 14·857c ; Abime· !ech covenant 1·63a ; ma.r­ 1·70d ; sacrifice of 11·

�ifK�.

11·7

1

- (Aboab) : see Aboab, Isaac. - (Alfasi) : see Al phasi , Isaac. ISAAC (of Antioch) 14·858b. - (Armenian catholicus : Sahak) 2·569b ; 2·57lb ; 21· 222d ; Bible translated 3· 883a ; Christmas festival 6· 293d. - (Armenian catholicus : 7th cent.) : on agape 1·364d ; Paulician tenets 20·962c. - the Blind) 13·174a. iple of St Ephraim) 14· 8 mperor) 14·857d : 23· i2 - II. (emperor) 14·858a : 23·512a ; 23·5 16c ; acces· sion 1·976c ; Frederick Bar· barossa 7·538b : Vlach re· volt 28·167c. - (Gayyath) : see Gayyath, Isaac. - (Israeli) : see Israeli, Isaac. - (b. Moses, 13th cent.) 13· 1 7 5a.. - (b. Moses, 1 4th cent.) 13· 1 7 5b. - (of Nineveh) 14·858c. - (b. Pulgar) : see Ibn Pulgar, Isaac. - (the Runner) : see Ignatius. - (b. Saul) 8·196c. - (of Toledo) 11·580b. - (of Troki) : see Troki, Isaac. -, F. 25·372a. -, Hermann : see Conrad, Hermann. Isaac, Ga. 11·752 (C4). - Angelus, tower, Constantinople 7•5c. - Harbour, Can. 19·831 (D2). !saba, Sp. 25·530 (E1). Isabeau : see Isabella. Isabel : see Isabella. Isabel, Arg. 2·462 (D3). -, Tex. 2G·690 (G8). -, dist., Salop 24·102ld. -, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 (K9) ; 25·364c ; 4·609b. Isabela, is!., Pac.O. : see Albe­ marle. - de Basilan, P.Is. 21·392 (D7). Isabella (of Angouleme : queen of England) 9·486d ; 3·73d ; 9·491b. - (of Anj ou : queen of Naples) 23·97d. - (of Austria : d. 1633) 3· 673c ; 13·597b ; 10·832b. - (of Austria : d. 1685) 12• 236b. - (OF BAVARIA : queen of France) 14·860a ; 10·822a ; 21·386d. - (of Bourbon : quem} of Spain) 20·476a. - (of Brazil) 4·460c. - (of Burgundy) 15·862a ; 3· 85a. - (OF CASTILE, " the Oath· o!ic ") 14·859a ; 25•548d ;

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25·571c : Breviary 14·319c Cardinal Mendoza 18·126d ; Jimenes 15•415c ; Torque• mada's influence 27·58d. Is of Clarence) 9·519b ; � - (empress) : see Yolande of Brienne. - (of Este) 9·793a ; Bellini's work 3·703a ; Leonardo da Vinci 16·449c. - (of France : queen of Eng• land) 9·500d ; 17·686a ; 9• 502b ; arms 13·314a. - (of Gloucester : queen of England) 9·485a. - (OF HAINAUT : queen of France) 14·860b. ungary) 27·447c ; 17• b - (of Jerusalem) 17·130d. - (of Mantua) : see Isabella (of Este). - (of Naples) : ue Isabella (of Aniou). Orleans : queen of - (of England) 23·296a. S ) 22·141c :

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V

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- rdon, T. C. (nat.) 22·91 6a. Jerem, riv., Ger.W•.A..f. 5·110

IB3).

Jererniae,

Paralipomena : see Baruch, Rest ot the Words ot.

-t: ! ennie : see Cornwallis· west, Mrs George.

-, JEROME

KLAPKA

15•

328c. Jerome, .Ariz. 2· 5 4 4 (B2) ; 2• 547a. -, Ga. 11·752 (E3). -, Ia. 14·732 (D4). -, Mich. 18·372 (F7). Jerome de .A.scoli : see Nicolas

(prophet) 15• 323b ; 22·445d ; 13·1 84a. IV. u/ 15·32 3 b ; 3· - de Jesus 15·230b • - OF PRAGUE 15·328c. 853b ; Jeromesville, 0. 20·26 (F3). compared Didym!. compared 10·10:!b ; Jeronda, Asia M. : compared 16· Jerpoint, abbey, Ire. 14·744 (D4) , 14·77 4b ; 15-79 3 d. 128b ; compared 19· J hi, riv., Pers. : see Jarahi. 9Hd. d, George Birch 9·7 19d. Words o/ : Je JERROLD, DOUGLAS WIL• see liam 15·3 29b 24•229d. Jeremie, W.I. 12·824 (A2) ; 12• -, William B anchB.I'd 16· 82Ga. -, inlet, W.I. 12-824d. 3 30a Gideon. JEREMY, EPISTLE OF 15· Jerrubbaal (bib!.) : Jerruck (Jhirak), India 14·376 325b. (C7 ) ; 25·142a. Jerer, Tug, riv., Aby. 25•379 Jerry, Ga.. 11·752 (C3 ). (C3).

JEREMIAH

.leremiah, Book 2·169d ; Book ot Baruch 3·453d ; Ezekiel Lamentations Obadiah leremiah, Rest of the Baruch.

see

erra rrar

1•

.

see

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, JERRY (diet.) 15·330b. Sp. 15- 3 2 5c ; 25·530 (B-C4) ; - built (diet.) 15·330b. Jerry City, 0. 20·26 (C2). 28· 7 2 5 b. - DE LOS CABALLEROS, Sp. JERSEY, EARLS OF 15·330b. -, Frances Villiers, countess 15·325d ; 25·530 (B3).

;Jerfalcon : Gyrfalcon. Jerib (measure) 27·H2b. Jerichan, Jens Adolf 24-499d ; 7·9 7a. Jericho, Ala. 1·460 \B3). -, Ark. 2·552 (E2). -, Ky. 15·7 40 (C2). -, N.Y. 19-:;9G (G5) ; 20·428a. JERICHO, Pal. 15·325b ; 20· 602 (C-D5) ; 1-429b ; 15· 5 1 8a. -, Queens. 2-960 (H4). -, Tex. 26-690 (C2). -, Vt. 19·490 (A2). J ericmicm1ra, point, Braz. 4·

.'lee

HO (I2).

Jerico Springs, Mo. 18·608 (C4). Jertd, dist., Tun. 27·394c. -, lake, Tun. 1·643 (D2) ; 23· 1 007a ; 27·39!b. Jerid (game) 2·285c. Jerilderie, N.S.W. 19·538 (C4). Jerimoth, hill, R.I. 23· 24 9 ( A 1 ). Jering, Mal.Penin.17·473 (B3). , riv., J\Ial.Arch. 3·31 9c. -, state, �Ial.Penin.. 17·48 4a. Jerjna, Pal. 20·602 (C·D2). Jerked beef 3·6-Hb. J erkho (fish) 25·14\!d. Jerkin, Xor. 19-804 (Cl) ; 19· 802a. Jerkin (falconry) 10·1 4 2c. JERKIN (garment) 15·326b ; 7-2!0b. - roofed (archit.) 15·326b. Jerko-la, pass, Tib. 6·168 (C3). Jerma-el-Kedima, Trip. : see Oarama. Jermain, cape, Can. 5·160

-

(N2).

Jermak, rot., Pal. 20·602 (C2) ; 20-601c. Jermyn, Frederick William Hervey, earl : Bristol, earls and marquesses. -, Henry Jermyn, baron : see St Albans, earl of, · and Dover, earl of. Jermyn, Pa. 21·106 (L-l\12). .Term�'ns, Sir Stephen 28·781b. Jerna, Swed. 26-190 (C1). -, Y tter, Swed. : Ytter Jerna. .l erndorff, Aug. 20-516a. Jerningham, Sir G. ,V. : see Stafford, George William Jerningham, baron. Jernlnnden, lake, Swed. 26· 190 (C2). Jernsjo, lake, Swed. 26·190 (1:12). Jernskog, Swed. 26-190 (1:12). JEROBOAM I. (of Israel) 15• 326b ; 3·828c ; 3·!!68b (table). - II. 15·326c ; 13· 784a ; · 3• 869a (table) ; Syria 15·379d. JEROME, ST 1 5· 3 2 6d ; 32· 361a ; 23· 1 0 l l b ; of 26·1041b ; on crea­ tionism 7·388c ; creed 7• 395b ; on education 8·954b : on Esdras 10·105b ; Ense­ bius's 13·529c ; on lighta 16·676a ; martyrology ascribed to 17·805b ; on obedience 1·24d ; Origen 23· 820c ; on pilgrimages 21· CI06a ; on vestments 27· l057a ; Vulgate 3•857b, 3·

see

see

Book

Tobit

Chronica

lilo.

ot 11·744a. .Jersey, Can. 22·724 (E3). JERSEY, is!., Chan.Is. 15• 330c ; 9•430 (VI. B2) ; 5• 841a toll. ; orchards 11·261b. Jerseyan epoch 12·59b. Jersey cabbage 4·915a. - cattle 5•541a (Pl. IV.) ; 20· 398d ; 7•738d (tables) ; milk 7·7 39d. - Cattle Society (England) : English Jersey Cattle Society. - Chamber of Co erce 27· 1 35c. JERSEY CITY, N.J. 15·331b ; 19·502 (B2) ; honsing 13· 826d. - Co., Ill. 14·304 (B4). Jersey, earl of, v. Uxbridge Rural Sanitary Authority 10·62c. Jersey Shore, Pa. 21 · 10 6 (H3). Jersey tea : Wintergreen. Jerseytown, Pa. 21·106 (I3). Jerseyville, Ill. 14•304 ( B4). • Terte, riv., Sp. 21·783d. Jernn, is!., Pers.Gult : see Hormuz. Jernp, Den. 8-24 (C1). Jerusalem, Conn. 6· 95 2 (B3). Jernsalem, Ger. 18·309 (plan) ; Prnssian attack ( 1 8 7 0 ) 18• 31 2c. Jerusalem, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (B2). -, N.Y. 18·843b. -, 0. 20-26 (H5). JERUSALEM, Pal. 15·331d ; 20-602 (C5 ) ; 15·375b ; apostolic council (A.D. 49) 7· 309b, 21·287c ; aqueducts 2 • 240c ; archaeological scheols 20·626b ; Armenian church 2·569a ; bishopric, Anglican 3-7 44d, 4·800b ; captivity, rebuilding after 15·388a ; Chaldeans, de· strnction by 3-870b (table) ; Christ's entry into 15·351d coins 19·89 1 a ; crusades 7· 525a ; ded>cation of walls 10·109d ; early Church in 6-331 b, 20·942c, 20·949o era of destruction (69 4·1003d (table) ; etymology ot name 20·6 l l b ; Ezekiel's account 10·1 02d ; fall, In Lamentations 16-126d ; Ger· man colony 20·625d; Hellen­ ism 13-238d ; Hezekiah's re­ forms 13·44 1 b ; Jebnsites 24· 123b ; l\!ahommedan a r c h i tectnre 2 • 42.1 c : mosques 18-899c ; Palm Sunday celebration 20·651 b; patriarchate 20·337c ; Phoe­ nicians 21·454d ; religions supremacy 20·614d, 22• 445a ; Salem (Melchizedek) 18·92b ; schools, modern Jewish 11·2�c ; sovereignty, titular 17·131a ; synedrinm, council chamber 26·294b ; Titus' capture 15-402a : tombs, Roman 2·385b ; wall� 24·656b. 26-604b ; 20· 6 1 1c ; 25-363b ; after cap­ tivity 15·:l86c ; altars 1• 760b ; Antiochns Epiphanes 20·619d ; Astarte worship 19·42 1 b ; candlesticks 5·

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see

• B.O.�

-, Temple of

179d : destruction foretold

400

15·352a ; Ezra, re-building France 10·833b, 10-849b,f under 28-963a, 10·108b ; 10·885d, 20·7 15a ; generals Herod's re-building 26-607 d; 15·347c (list) ; Germany 11· Jehoiada's reforms 15· 3 7 8 d; 857c, 11·880c ; India 4• J osial1'a reforms 15 • 520c ; 184c, 12·160d ; Ireland 14· Julian the Apostate 20·622b; 7 7 4c ; .fa.pan 15 ·22 4d ; music 16·5 14d ; oblation in Mexico 18•338c ; missions in services 15· 4 9 c ; 18·585b, 3·719c, 20·335d ; 22·535a. ; Samaritans 24· N&J:lles 10•264b ; pamphlets tithes 26·1020a ; 109d ; agamst 20·660d ; Paraguay Zerubbabel's building 26· 20·7 58d ; Poland 21·909d, 607b ; Zens Olympius 15· 21·924c ; Portugal 22 ·1 46d ; 394b. 22·1 58a, 22·167b ; Spain 5· Jerusalem, dist., Ida. 926b, 17·707c ; suppression (Moses Mendels­ of . 23·492b, 26·244b ; sohn) 18·12lb. Vemce 15·42b. Jerusalem artichoke 2·684d ; Jesuit's bark : e 12·825b. bark. - beds (geol.) 23·230d. Jesuits, College of 20·71 1b. - Chamber, Westminster 1• Jesuit's nut : Water chest• 14d. nut. -, Creed of 7·396a ; 5·532a. the (J. see Oldham) 20·73c. Jesuit's tea : Mat . Jerusalem, liturgy of : JESUP, MORRIS KETCHUM Syrian Church. 15•347d. -, SYNOD OF ( 1 67 2 ) 15•335b ; Jesup, Ark. 2·552 (D2). 7·399d. -, Ga. 11·7 5 2 (E4). see -, Ia. 14· 732 (E2). Jesup North Pacific ExpediJerusalem, 'fhe New : in tion 14·470d. 23· 2 1 9c. Jesus, Thome de 22·159d. Jerv88, Charles 27·186a. Jesus (high priest : 2nd cent. Jervaulx, abbey, Yorks. 9• Jason. 4 1 2 (I. E4) ; 28•520a. - (high priest : 4th cent. B.c.) Jervine (chem.) 13-236b. 3·202c. Jervis, Edward Jervis - (son of Sirach ) : Sirach. Ricketts : see St Vincent, Jesus isl., Can. 22-724 (D3). viscount• JESUS CHRIST 15· 3 48a ; 13· -, Sir John : see St Vincent, 188c ; 6·281c ; baptism 3• earl of. 888d, 6·293a ; Basilidian -, John Bloomfield 22·118c. doctrine 3·479b ; betrayal, Jervis, bay, N.S.W. 19·538 narratives compared 21• (F4) ; 19·537d. 286c ; brothers 2-1 7 9c, 15-, inlet, Can. 4·600 ( E3 ). 136a, 15·514a ; genealogies Jervis (game) 25·743d. 11·57 4d, 1·361c ; Gnostic Jervis-Smith, F. J. : chronoconception 5·399a, 27·855a ; graph 6·303d. Jewish history 15·399c ; Jervois, mts., S.Ans. 2•960 Koran account 17·403b, 17· (F4). 419b ; Logos doctrine 16· Jerzn, Sard. 15·4 (B5). 9 2 1 a ; Mandaean conception Jesaktu 15·642d. 17·556c ; Manichaean conJe4� caption 17·574a ; Messianic ��ebirge, mts., Aus. claims 6·283b, 18·194a, 21• Jeshevats Planina, mts., Serv. 286b ; ministry 3-889a ; 24·686 (B2). miracles 18-57 1a, 18·572c, Jeshna : Joshua. 9· 2 8 1 a ; Mosaic law20·938c ; JESI, It. 15 ·3 35c ; 15•' (D3) ; nativity 3·887d, 3·829a ; 15·26 (D3). Ophites' belief 20-128c ; Jesi Kist (myth.) 12·680d. Panlinism compared 20Jesmond, Northnmb. 19·473b. 954c ; pre-existence doctrine Jesolo, It. 27· 1002c. 22·276d, 13·188b, 26- 7 7 5 a ; Jespersen, 0. 21•462a. Sabbath teaching 23-960a ; Jess (falconry) 10·142o. symbolic representation 26· Jessamine : J88mine. 284d, 3 • 367c, 19 • 22d ; temptation 15·353c, 8·1 1 9a ; Jessamine Co., Ky. 15·UO (D3) ; 15·7 4 2 d. teaching 26theological 7 73d ; trial 21·602c � 26· Jessamme sphinx moth 16• 474d. 294b ; Uncanonical Sayings : see JESSE (bib!.) 15·335c ; 7·854b. JESSE, EDWARD 15·335d. the Christology, Crucifixion, Resur-, JOHN HENEAGE 15· 3 35 d. rection. Jesse, Okla. 20• 58 (E3).

2

PsalmB

14·277d.

Jerusalem

se Cinchona

Jerusalern Delivered : Gerusalemrne Liberata. Jerusalem Talmud : mud, Palestinian. Revelation

see

see Jesuits, Satires on see e

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B.C.) : see

see

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see

Uncanonical Sayings of Lord. Bee also

JESSEL,

SIR GEORGE 15·

336a ; 15•409c Jesselton, Bor. 4·257 (C1) ; 4· 263c. Jesserant : Jazarant. Jesse tree 15· 33 5c ; 12·11 Ob ; (Plate) ; Beauvais 12·109 Dorchester Abbey 8· 42 3 b, 20·4 18 a. ;._ Margaretting 9· 785d ; Morpeth 18·862b ; Shrewsbury 24·1018c ; Wells 28·515c. Jessie, N.Dak 19·780 (F2). Jessin, Asia M. 27·443a. (L. Spohr) 25·7 1 2o. Jessoi!t. G. L. 7-441c• -, William 22·819c. JESSORE, India 15· 33 6 d ; 14• 376 (N8). -, dist., India 15·337a. Jessup, S. 13·535a. Jessup, Ind. 14•422 (05). -, lake, Fla. 10·540 (E3). Jes�'b¥.�· Md. 17·828 (F2> : 17·

.

see

Jessonda

Jester, Okla. 20·58 (B2). JESTER (diet.) 15·337b. Jesua, Pal. : see Khurbet Sawa. JESUATI 15·3 37b ; 14•903b. Jesuit Bend, La. 17·54 (c7). Jesuit Estates Act (1890) Oan .

18·153c.

Jesuitry 15·340b. 15· 33 7 c ; 9·929e ; Abyssinia 1·90b ; Arizona 2• 548a ; Bavaria 3·550d ; Bo­ hemia 4·128d ; Brazil 4· 455c, 28·49b ; Canada 5· 157a, 1·808c ; China 23· 2 88c, 18· 595c ; dogma 27· 95la. 15·153a, 18·668b ; drama 8·538d ; Ecuador 8· 9 1 9c ; education system 8• 958c, 6·4 . Sa, 27·764d ; Eng­ land 23 98d, 12-727c, 25•

JESUITS

517c ;

ethics

25•138a

Uesus Christ, Wisdom

of 2•

180d. Jesns College, Cambridge 5· 92c. - College, Oxford 20 · 40 9a ; 16·553d. -, companies of : see Jehu, companies of. -, gate of, Constantinople : Isa Kapnsi. (Renan) 23·94d. Jesus Maria, Mex. 6·134a. - Maria, isl., N.C. 19·487 (E-Fl). Jesns, Society of : Jesuits. - with the Balsam (chamber of rhetoric) 8·721b. .1'et, Okla. 20·58 (C1). Jet (hydraulics) 14·36d ; 14· 38c; 14•127 d ; capillary action 5·269c ; on planes 14· 86b ; Savart's 25-456c ; vel· ocity 14·46c.

see Uesus, Life of

see

JET(mineral) 15·358d ; 2·351a.

Jetalsar, India 14·382 ( D9). Jetawanarama, temple, Cey.

22·12d.

Jet blower 3·709d. Jetch Doab : Jech Doab. Jetersville, Va. 28•1 1 8 (D·E3). Jetha : Ram Das. Jethart justice 15•300a. JETHRO (priest of Midian) 15· 359b ; 10·74b ; 18-896b. - (Hobab, son of Reuel) 10• 74b ; 19·864a. Jetmore, Kan. 15· 6 5 4 (C2). Jet propeller 24·86 9c ; 24• 94 7c. - pump 14·51d. JettJ.ur, India 14·382 (D9). Jet rock 16·534a. Jetsam 10·548a ; 28·841b. Jett, Ala. 1·460 (A2). -, Ky. 15·7 40 (D2). Jette, Sir Louis 5•1 64c. Jettison : of cargo 3•55a.

see

see

JETTY 15·359b ; 23·380a. - harbour 12-936c • 15•3 5 9d• Jetur (bib!.) 14· 8 7 0 b Jeu de la Feuillie (Adam de la Hale) 11· 1 1 6a.

Jeu de Robin et �farion (Adam

de Ia Hale) 1 · 1 7 1c •• 11·1 1 6a. ;

25· 403b.

Jeune Belgique, La 3·680d.

Jeunes-France, Les : se� Ro· manticism French Jeunesse doriie 15·1 1 Sb. Jen-parti 11•1 1 7 d - 22·4 98 d 1 11·381d. Jenrre, Falun of 20-82b. Jenx Floranx Academie des s Academle des jenx flo•• anx. Jevad Pasha 27-462d JEVER, Ger. 15•36 0d ; 11·801 (A2). Jeveros, Peru 21·264 (B2). JEVEROS, tribe 15·360d. Jeyizli-sujnk 3-838c. Jevons, Ir. B. 23·62d. -, Thomas 15-361a.

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see

'

-, WILLIAM STANLEY 15• 361ad• 16· 892d ; 22·423a.

Uew an Human Sacrifice,

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(Strack) 23-373b. Jewasimi, dist., Arab. 2·264 (G3) ; piracy 2·270a.. Jewe group 20-236d. JEWEL, JOHN 15· 36 3b Jewel (diet.) 11·560a. - beetle 15·1 63c. - box 4·350a. - house, master of : Master of the jewel honse. Jewell, Ala. 1-460 (B2). -, Ia. 14-732 (D2). -, Kan. 15·654 (Dl). - Co., Kan. 15-654 (D 1 ). .Jewellers' cement 5-659a. Jewells, isl., Me. 17-434 (B5). JEWELRY 15-364a ; filigree 10-343a : granulated gold• work 9-859c, 10·:344b ; mod• ern 15·370a, 2-70lb. also Brooch, Ring, &c. ; Greek Art, Roman Art, &o. Jewel Tower (Westminster) 28·480a.

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3 7 l b. Jewett, Ill. 14·304 ( D4). -, N.Y. 19·596 (A1). -, 0. 20-26 (H4). -, Tex. 26-690 (L4). - Brook, riv., Vt. 19·490 (03) - City, Conn. 6·952 (H3). Jewfish 22·735a. (Joseph118)

Jewish Antiquities 15·5 1 7 b •

Jewish board of guardians. Eng. 15·409d. - Calendar 4-1000a ; 3·890b ;

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tivity 16·514d, 22·320c, 17· 454d ; inscriptions 14·620a ; kingship idea 18·19�a ; mar­ riage with !orc:gners 10· 19·42 l b ; 23· 9 : ! 8 b , 101:\c, monarchy 20·607c, 20·614c, Phoe­ 24 · :!. > \J b ; 24· 1 2 \c, nician trade 21· 4 5 4 d ; pre­ monarchical period 20·614a, 15·.H9a, 15·540c, 24· 1 2 4c ; prophetic era 22·444b, 22· 4 H d ; Red Sea passage 10· 75a, 18·895d, 17·556c ; sym­ bolic treatment 15·423b, 15· 455a, 15·5:!3b, 28·7 49b ; tribal distribution 11•580b, 25· 1 2 l b . JEWS : History (Capti�'iiy) 20· 6 1 0a ; 20·6 16b ; chrono­ log-ical difficulties 15·389c ; Ez e ki el' s account 10·102b ; religious effect 13·186c ; re­ I•atri ati on of exiles 3·106b ; �tatistics discussed 15· 384 a, 10·1 09 a, 21 · 2 1 0a. -: History, Greek and Raman Prriod 15· 3 92 c ; 20·61 7c ; Ant i ochus Epiphanes' perse­ Cypriote cut ion 24·605b ;

revolt (A.D. 1 1 6) 7·700a ; Hellenism 13·240a, 13·24!b, 21·4U9b ; inscriptions 14· 635d ; J eRus Christ·� preach­ ing 15·:!55a, 15-:!58d ; Paul's preac h i ng 20·942b, 11·395a; revolt against Home (A.D. 66) 15· 5 1 6 d ; revolt (A.D. l :l l ) 12 8 0 l c , 3·:!95b ; Ro­ man Egypt 9·89b, 2·1 68c ; social conditions 22·507 c ; treatment 28· symbolic 9G4c ; T rajan' s persecution 27· J.)8d. and 1lled ieval -: ll i. : ?tl· b. -, Wash. 28·354 (H3). -, cape, Conn. 6•952 (D5). -, cape, Wash. 28-354 (A2). -, fort, S.C. 5·943b ; 18·935o. Johnson and PhillipR, Messrs : electric meter 18·292c ; wire­ drawing machine 28-739a. - and Record (fireproof tiles) 12-337c. Johnsonburg, Pa. 21-106 (E3). Johnson City, Tenn. 26·620 (Il). - City, Tex. 26·690 (!5). Johnson Club 15·471d. - Co., Ark. 2·552 (B2). · Ga. 11-7 52 (D3) ; 11• d. 7 - Co., Ia. 14-732 (F3). - Co., Ill. 14·304 (D6). ·- Co., Ind. 14·422 (E5). - Co., Kan. 15·654 (H2). - Co., Ky. 15·7 40 (F3). - Co., Mo. 18·608 (C3). - Co., Neb. 19·324 (H4). - Co., Tenn. 26-620 (Jl). - Co., Tex. 26·690 (K3). - co., Wyo. 28·874 (F1). - Creek, Wis. 28·740 (E5). - Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (B2). - Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242 (F2). - Crossing, Ala. 1-460 (C1). - Junction, Ky. 15·740 (E2). John•ons, bay, La. 17 • 5 4 (E3). Johnson's, is!., 0. 24·142b. Johnsons, pond, Mass. 17-852 (E1). - Bayou, La. 17·54 (A4). - Cross Roads, W.Va. 28•560 (C4).

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-, SIR THOMAS

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Jointer (tool) 4·52Ib. Johnson's Universal Joint family : in Hindu law 9·382a. 14 - 436a, 26 • 3c ; Irish Johnson v. Croydon Corporacustom 6·419d, 6·420a. tion 26-96d. (anat.) 15·483b. Johnsonville, Ill. 14·304 (D5). - : Diseases and injuries 15· -, Ind. 14-422 (C4). 487b ; 4·625e ; cerebra· -, N.Y. 19·596 (G3). spinal fever 18·131a ; ex­ -, Pa. 21·106 (M4). cision 2·58d, 12·899o ; gout -, Tenn. 26-620 (C2-D1). 12·289a ; haemophilia 12· John Stafford : see Stafford John. 805a ; Malta feveP 17·514d ; neuritis 19·428d : resection 26·129a ; rheumatoid ap. ney 15·4 72d ; 18·845o ; 24· thritis 23·239a. 859c ; 1·819d. (historian) (geol.) 15·490b ; 11· 665a ; 11·673a. 15-473a. (mechanics) 15·489o ; brickwork 4·524a, 17·846a ; (geographer) 15-473b. hot-water pipes 13·162b ; -, AlexandeP Keith, junior joinery 15- 4 7 7 d, 5·386d ; 15-473b. sewerage pipes 24-736a. -, Archibald, Lord WarrisJoint-standard (money) aton : see Warriston. 947d ; 18-705c. 15·473c. Joint-stock banks : see Banks -, George 4·59b. and banking. 15·473d ; Central Africa - Company : see Company. commissionership 1·342c, 4- Joint-tenant (law) 15•483a ; 597 d ; East Africa treaties husband and wife 14·3b ; partition 20·87 1d. 4-604b ; Uganda adminis­ tration 27·563a. oaw> 1&-49tb : -, James 28·333d. 15· J oint-worm"11•424b. (family) 15•49lo. 474c ; Atlanta campaign ( 1 864) 1-824d ; Bentonville -, prince de 15•49 1 d ; battle ( 1 865) 1-825d ; Bull 19•371a. Run battle ( 1 8 6 1 ) 4·791e, 1·819b ; Marietta 17· 7 1 5c ; -, Geoffroi de 15·491c. sire de 15·492a ; 11Peninsula campaign ( 1 862) 10·133d, 1·820d, 28·936c ; -i Joinville, Alg. 4-59a, Vicksburg 28-23a. -, Samuel (politician) 8·929d. -, Braz. 24-185b. -, Fr. 10·7 7 8 (G3) ; 13•73b. -, William Preston 15·473a. Johnston, S.C. 25-500 (C3). -, cape, Fr.Cong. 11-381d. tarc. 21·961 (A) ; -, falls, Bel.Cong. 6·923 (E5) ; - �1 , 2 9 63 6-914d. -, is!., Pac.O. 13-84 (B3) ; - le·Pont, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (C6). JOIST 15-493d ; 5·388d. 20-436 (I3). Jojo, riv., Cu. 7-595 (F3) ; 7• -, lake, Can. 24-225 (B3), 596a. - City, Ill. 14·304 (D6). Jo ex. 18·31 8 (G2) ; - Co., N.C. 19-7 7 2 (D2). a - Co., Okla. 20-58 (E3). 15·494a ; Johnstone, Charles 19·836d. . 13·928a. -, George 26-30c ; 24·60c. -, James (journalist) 19·560a. Joke!, bay, Green. 21-938 (A2). - Field, mt., Nor. 19·800 -, Keith 26·875a. (E1) ; 19-799d. - (of Dumfries), William : see Joken-in : see Tsunayoshi. Pulteney, William. Johnstone, Scot. ( Dumfriessh.) Joker (in euchre) 9·877d. Jokha, Turk.As. 3·102c. 24·412 (E4). Scot. (Ren­ Jokhang, temple, Tib. 16530b. frewsh.) 15-475a ; 24-418 Jok,iakarta, Java 1S-290o ; 17(B3) ; geology 23·99a. 468a. -, riv., Queens. 22·732b. -, str., Can. 4·600 (D3). residency, Mal.Arch. 15·494d; 15·284 Johnstone clay Ironstone 23· (D2) ; 17-467c. 99a. Jokkmokk, Swed. : see Jock­ - River teak 22·733o. mock. Johnstones, bay, N.S.W. 26· 2 7 8 (B3). Jokneam, l>al. : see Tell Kei­ mun. Johnston Line (of steamers) Joktan (son of Heber) 2-284a. 25·859 (table). Johnstons, cape, Ntd. 19·479 Jokuleggen, mt., Nor. 19·804 (C2). (A2). Jokulfjordr, fjord, Ice. 14-228 - Station, Miss. 18·600 (B4). Johnston v. Pickering (law (B1). Jokulsa, riv., E.Ice. 14·228 case) 10·62b. Johnstown, Ire. (co. Kildare) (D2). U-744 (E3). -, riv., N.Ice. 14-228 (C2). see -, Ire. (co. Kilkenny) 14·744 Jokyakarta, Mal.Arch. : Jokjakarta. (D4). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (Gl). Jol, Alg. : see Cherchel. -, Neb. 19·324 (E2). Jola (race) 11·437b ; 1•329d. N.Y. 15•475b ; Jolaha (caste) 15·125d. Joliba, riv., W.Af. : see Niger. 19·596 (F2). Joliet, Louis 28·746a ; 17-, 0. 20·26 (E4). l>a. 1S·475o ; 7 52b ; 18-494b. Ill. 15·494d ; 14·304 21·106 (D·E5). (D2). -, W.Va. 28·560 (02)" -, Wyo. 28-87 4 (E3). -, Mont. 14-276 (E3). Johnstrup, cape, Green. 12· -, riv., Ill. 18-378a. Joliette, Can. 22·7 2 4 (D3). 543 (G4). Johnstrupite 19-383d. -, N.Dak. 19·780 (G1). Jolietville, Ind. 14-422 (E4). Johnsvllle, Ark. 2·552 (C4). Joli Head, cape, Can. 19·831 -, Cal. 5·8 (C2). (B3). -, Md. 17-828 (E1). Jollarpet, India 14-382 (H13). -, Pa. 21·106 (M6). Johns v. Pink 10-62c. Jolley, Ia. 14·732 (C2). John's, well, Harrogate 13-27b. Jolly, Julius von 3·187o. Johol, state, Mal.Penin. 17• -, Ph. von : gas thermometry 26·825b ; gravitation 12· 481a. 389a. Johor, riv., Mal.Penin. 17-473 (C6) ; 15·475d. (diet.) 15·495a. (Johore), state, Mal. Joily-boat 15-495a ; 28-908d. Penin. 15-475d ; 17·473 " Jolly Roger " (horse) 13· 734d. (C5) ; 1·145a. - Bharu, Mal.Penin. 17-473 Jollytown, Pa. 21-106 (B6). Jolo, P.Is. 21·392 (L7). (C6) • 15·476a ; 25·981b. Y Fr. 15-476c ; 10·77 8 Jolof, dist., W.Af. 28- 7 7 7b. -, tribe : see Wolof. (F4). (law) 15·476o ; 21· Joly, E . : on may-fiies17-934c. -, Henri Gt'stave : see Joly 833a. de Lotbiniere. Joiner, general (machine) 27• 43a. -, John : age of earth 11653d ; calorimetry 5·63a ; Joiners Company 16·811a. colour photography 21•501o, 15·476d. 21·5 1 8d ; gravitation 12· (law) 15-483a : see also 389a ; meldometer 26-833a ; Joints. melting points of minerals - cavity (anat.) 15·483o. 18·51lb, 10·245b ; pl!.oto­ Jointer (of plough) : see Skim• coulter. meter 21·527d.

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JOMINI, ANTOINE HENRI, baron 15·495b ; 25·991a.

18-679a ;

JOMMELLI, NICCOLA

15· 496a. Jomsborg, fort, Ge:r. : see Wolin. J6msvikingar, tribe 28-62d. Jonadab : see Jehonadab. (bib!.) 15·496b ; 3• 853d ; 9·27 3d ; 15·379d. " Jonah " (statue) 22·907b. (Jonah b. Ganah) 15·497a ; 8·19flc. Jonah, Tomb of 19-705b. Jonaraja (chronicler) 15-688d. Jonas (chief of Domnonia) : see Iona. -, Emile 7-962b. 15·497b ; 14·188a. J6nasson, J6nas 14-240d. Jonathan (high priest) 10• 239c. - (son of Abiathar) 1·73c. (MaccabeuB) : see Maccabaeus, Jonathan. - (grandson of Moses) 15· 497c ; 7·791b. - (son of Saul) 15·497c ; 7• 854d ; 24·122d ; 24-236a. - (ben Uzziel) 26-421b ; 13• 1 7 0e. Jonathan, N.C. 19- 7 7 2 (B4). - Creek, riv., 0. 20-26 (F5). Jonca Creek, riv., Mo. 18-608

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Joly, mt., Alps. 26·242 (B5) ; 1·743c. Joly de Fleury, :J. F. 10-85lc. 15·495a.. Jolywat 15·495a. Jomalig, is!., P.Is. 21·392 (D3). Jomard, E . F. 2·254c. Jombang, Jav. 15·284 (E2). Jombene, mts., Brit.E.Af. 4• 601 (B2). Jombo, riv., Bel.Cong. 6·923 (B5). Jomei (Jap. empress) 15-256c. Jomfruland, is!., Nor. 19·804 (C3). Jomi, Sum. 26·71 (A2). Jomi Eisuke (bronze worker) 15·180d.

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15· 497 d ; 19-82d. Jonckbloet, W. J. A. 8·727o. Joncourt, El!e de 26·327 d. Jones, lake, l\faur. 17·913a. -, plain, Fr.I.C. 14·498 (D6). Jonctijs, Daniel 8·725b. Jondal, Nor. 19-804 (B2). Jone, Cal. 5-8 (C2). Jones, Adrian 24·505o. -, Agnes 19·915). (emperor) 15·514d ; - II. -, sound, N.Am. 19·762 (L2) ; Austria 3·11a ; Belgium 3· Jordan (the Great : Mandaean 3·192c. 675a ; Bohemia 4·132a ; system) : see Yard�na rabba. -, val., Ala. 3·983a. ecclesiastical reforms 23· Jordan, Camille : crystals 7· .Tom•s Beque't 15·499b. 492c ; gipsy edict 12·40a ; 584d ; equatione 9·720a. J oncshoro, Ark. 2·552 (E2) ; Hungary 13·915b ; Jews -, CAMILLE (politician) 15· 2·553b. 15·406d ; Lombardy 15· 508c. -, Ga. 11·752 (B2) ; battle 43c ; pilgrimages prohibited -, David Starr 16·406d ; on ( 1 864) 1·S25b. 21·610a. fishes 14·249a, 14·268d, 24· -, Ill. 14·304 (C6). (Epaphroditus) 20·960a. 82d. -, Ind. 14·J22 (F4). - (Huzaya) 26·316a. -, DOROTHEA 15·508d. -, La. 17·54 ( B I ). (N. American Indian chief) -, THOMAS 15·509b. -, :l-Ie. 17·434 (E4). 14·478a. -, WILHELM 15·509c. -, X.C. 19· 7 7 2 (C2). (of Naples) : see Bonaparte, Jordan, Ala. 1·460 (C3). -, Tenn. 26·620 (I!). Joseph. -, Can. 20•1 1 4 (C3). -, Tex. 26·690 (I-E::4 ). ( ortugal) 22·149c ; 8· -, Conn. 6·952 (G4) . .J oneshurg, )fo. 18·608 (E3). -s 8! a -, 1Iinn. 18·550 (DG), .Tones Co., Ga. 11·7 52 (C2). : see Bonaparte, Spain) {of -, :\font. 14·276 (F2). - < 'o., Ia. 14·732 (F2). Joseph. -, N.Y. 19•596 (D2). - Co., Miss. 18·600 (C4). 16 ·79 7c. (Vicecomes) -, Wyo. 28·874 (E1). - cot.. 24·H 8 ( A 3 ) ; IHlil.li. geology 4 · 87 8d . Ka:nar< 'hin 21·19:lb. -, castle, Sc o t . 24· 4 1 8 (A3 ), Kumar,], riY., Afg. 1-:lOSb. J{a nHll'l'� a re 5 · 7 l .:>a ; 5· -, hill, ::>cot. 24· 4 1 8 (A3) ; 4· 8 7 8e. 7 1 6a ; 7 · 4 :l 1 b . Karnet, mt., India 11·466a. Katnari (sect) : ."w e 1\:: a lazi. Kametsu, Jap. 15·1.'\ 6 ( F 1 3 ) . Kamar Khel, tribe 1 - : .i 6l d. K a mart, cape, X.Af. : see Kameyama, Jap . 15·261c. Kamftrnz, dist. ,Pcrs. 10·190b. (iarnart. Kamarnpa, dist., India : see Kamheng, llama (of Siam) : see H:1ma Kamheng. Kamrup. Kamhi (family) : sr�· Kimhi. Kama�. Ctah 27 • " 1 1 ( C 2 ) . Karnasia, mts., llr.E . .\ f . 4 · 6 0 1 Kami ( language) 3·:lf>8rcelain) 5·746d. Kang-hwa, Kor. 15·156 (E8) ; 15-909b. Kangi, India 14·376 (G2). Kangian, l\Ial. .A.rch. : see Kangean. Kangley, Ill. 14·304 (D2). -, Wash. 28·354 (H4). Kangly, Cane. 23 · 874 (II. C1). Kangma, Tib. 6·168 (D4). Kangmen, mt., India 14·376 (H-14). Kangmen-la, pass, India 6·168 (B3). Kang-moon, China 6·178d. Kang-neung, Kor. 15-156 (F8). Ka.ngomba, Ang. 6·923 (B6) ; 2·39c. Kangongo, Ang. 25·466 (E1). Kangosi, mt., Ger.E..U. 11· 771 (A1). KANGRA (Na.garkot), India 15·652d ; 14·376 (F-G3) ; 19·177c ; 22·656c. -, dist., India 14·376 (G4H3) ; 15·652d ; 8·818c ; 20· 453h. Kangra-la, pass, India 26·916 (C2) ; 25·88c. Kangsa, riv., India 14·376 (07). Kang-80ng, Kor. 15·156 (F7). Kangnish-Kul. lake, Turkest. 6·168 (C2). Kangun, diet., Pers. : see Kongan. Kang-wang-taai, China 6·234o. Kang-won_,_ prov., Japan 15· 156 (F·u4 & F8) ; 15·908c. Kang Yu-wei 6-204a ; 6·204c. Kanhan, riv., India 14-382 (H9) ; 3·843d. Kanhar, riv., India 14·376 (K7-8) ; 2S·156c. Kanheri, caves, India 24·87b ; 14-625a ; 14·626c. Kanhiara, India 14-621\d. Kani (Turkish writer) 27·467a. Kani, Bur. 4·840 (D3). -, Fr.W.M. 11•204 (D5). Kaniapiskau, lake, Can. 5·160 (Q5) ; 16·28c. -, riv., Can. 5·160 (Q4). Kaniengehaga, tribe : see Mo­ hawk. Kanieri, lake, N.Z. 19·624 (C;)), KanieT, Ru&�. 21·90Ra. Kanigo Galla, tribe 11·414b. Kaniguram, India 28·435d. Kanin, cape, Russ. 23·872 (F2). -. pen. Russ. 23·872 (F-G2), lUng 6·317d.

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Kanipo, isl., P.Is. 21 • 392 (C5). Kanisa, Sud. 19·693 (C6) ; 26·9 (C4). Kanlsat as-Saudii., Asia M. 5· 45b. KANISHKA (Kushan king) 15·653a ; 14•399c ; Afghan rule 1•315b ; Buddhist coun­ cil 14•397a ; conquests 28· 944c ; inscriptions 14·624c ; Vikrama era 13·497c. Kanita, Jap. 15·156 (M6). Kaniva, Viet. 28-38 (A2). Kanjana, Fr.Cong. 11·99 (A2). Kanjora, mt., Br.E..A.f. 4·602a. Kanjur (Kandjur) 16·98d ; 18• 7 15b. Kanjut, state, India : see Hunza and Nagar. Kankai, riv., India 14-376 (M6l. KANKAKEE (Bourbonnais), Ill. 15·653b ; 14·304 (E2). -, riv., Ill. and Ind. 14·304 (D2) ; 14·422 (C2) ; 14• 304b. - Co., Ill. 14·304 (E2) ; 14· 306a. Kankali, tribe 27·472b ; 15• 317a ; 15·828d. Kankan, Fr.W..Af. 11·204 (C·D4) : see also Accra. Kankar (geol.) 16·241a ; 14• :!78a. Kankelefa, Port.Guin. 11·204 (ll3). KanktJr. India 14·382 (I9) : 15· 653c. -, riv., Aus. 5·365d. KANKER, state, India 15· 653c ; 5·681c. Kan-Kiang, riv., China 6·168 (14) ; 15-783a. Kankli, tribe : see Kankali. Kankraoli, India : see Kankroli. Kankrin, von : see Cancrin. Kankroli, India 14•376 (E-F7). Kanmitake, mt., Jap. 15·156 (N5). Kanna (measure) : see Kanne. Kannada, diet., India : see Carnatic. Kannada (language) : 86e Kanarese. Kannanj, India : see Kanavj. Kann" (measure) 28·492b. Kannebackerlii.ndchen, diet., Ger. 5·7 40a. Kanniyakumari, cape, India : see Comorin. Kanniyambal (myth.) 6·794c. Kannstatt, Ger. : see Cann­ statt. Kannus, Russ. 23·872 (B3). Kano, Nig, 19·678 (D1) : 15• 653 d ; 19·67 5a. KANO, prov., Nig. 15·653c ; 19 • 678 (C E2) ; 25·353u foil. : Hausa confederacy 13·69c ; subjugation (1903) 19·683a. Kano (Japanese art) 15·175o. - Chikanobu 27·819b. - Dohaku 15•960b. - l\Iasanobu 15 · 1 7 4b. - Motonobu 15·174c ; 15·176 (Pl. III.). - Tsunenobu 15·189b ; 15· 913a. Kanona, N.Y. 19·596 (C3), Kanon der Finsternisse (von Oppolzer) 8·895b. Kanopolis, Kan. 15·654 (D2) ; 15·656a. Kanosh, Utah 27·814 (B4). Kanowna, W.Aus. 2·960 (C6) ; 28·540a. Kanoya, Jap. 15·156 (Gll). Kanpur, India : see Cawnpore. Kanrak, Bal. 14·376 (A5). Kanre Lahun, Fr.W .Af. 11· 204 (C5). Kansa, tribe : see Kaw. Kansai, Turkest. 6·168 (C2). Kansalo Rapids, S..Af. 23·260 (B-C3) ; 25·466 (H1). Kansan epoch 12·59b. Kansas, Ill. 14·304 (E4). -, 0. 20·26 (D2). -, Okla. 20·58 (Gl). - (Kaw), riv., Kan. 15·654 (F1) ; 15 ·654 d. KANSAS, state 15·654o ; 15· 654 (map) ; agriculture 28· 58lo ; climate 15·654d; coal 27·642a ; Colorado, suit against 6·720a ; cotton crop 7·264d ; fauna 27·634a ; government 15·657a, 20· 979d ; governors 15·660a ; hiatory 15·658a : liquor laws 16-767b, 15·657c ; marriage law 17·758c, 15-657b ; news­ papers 19 • 572b ; personal liberty law (1858) 11·289c : slavery q_uestion 27 • 704a ; volcanic deposita 28·181a. •

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KARAJICH, VUK STEFANO· Ka ra be : see Amber. 15·67 4c ; 24•697 c ; 7· Kn rah"el : see Rak ab el. Karabel ( Xymphi), pass, Asia 476d. l\I. 13·536 (B2) ; 13-535c ; Karajites (dynasty) : see Dola­ fids. 17- 1 5 7c. Ka r,\bisianoi 23·524a ; 23· Karajiu, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 :) 2 I c. (K9). b:: a rahieyaila, mt., Russ. 7• Karak, tribe 17·452c. 4 !9b. Ka rak (cloth) 1·3l!a. Kara·boghaz (Karabugas, Aii­ Karaka, cape, N.Z. 19·624 durya, Kul i-darya), gulf, ( D l ). Hnss.As. 23-8 7 2 ( Il 7 ) ; 27· Karaka (hot.) 19·626c. 4 2 0 (A-B!) ; 5·!53a ; 16· KA:RA-KALPAKS, tribe 15· 67 5b ; 23-874b. h 7 d. Karabnlag, Cauc. 23·874 (II. Knra-Kane : see Bronze. Kara-Kash, Turkest. 15·781b ; E ! ). Ka ra·buran, lake, Turkest. 6· 15·123b. -, riv., India 14·376 (H2). ! 68 ( D 2 ) ; 16·9 9 1 b. Karnburna, A"ia M. 13·.1 36 -, riv., Turkest. 6·168 (B2), Karakatchan, tribe 4·777c. i C 2 ) ; 13 · :> 3 ub . Kamlmrshlu, .\sia ::1[. 13·536 .Kara-Kazyk, pass, C.Asia 10· 2 7 1 a. < on Ka rach a , iL\f. 25·!66 (F-G2). Karakchi-kum, Turkest. 27Karacha i,;, tribe 26 · H 8 c ; 5· 420 (D-!) ; 10·270d. {> ! � h . Karakelong, isl., l\Ial.Arch. 17· Ka rachar Xevain (Chinese 466 (F'2). Mal.Arch. 17·466 m i nister) 26-99!a. -, isis., Karache,-, (F2). Huss. 23-872 ( D -E5) ; 20· 2 5 Ia. Kara-kerman, fortress, Russ. : KARACHI ( .K urra h ee), India see Ocha1wv. 1 5·6 7 2 d : 14- � 7 6 ( B7 ) ; Kara K h an (legend) 27-442d. breakwater 4· 4 7 9a ; coolie - Khazars, tribe 15·774d. emig-ra t io n 7·78a ; mutiny - Khit.'ti, tribe 22-305c. 4·1 �9d ; pearl fishery 21· - Khoja, Turkest. 27·425c. Kam-Kiclm, bay, Rnss.As. 23· 23d. - - , d i ;t. , India 15· 6 7 3 b . 872 (II7). K a ra ho to, lake, China 6·168 Karakitai, A sia. : site 13·1 1 5a. ( ! 1 2 ). Kara-KitaiB, tribe 27·424d ; 27-Hld. Ka ra('hukur, riv., Afg. 20• Kara Koh, mt., Afg. 1·308h. fi.>n c . Karakol, Turkest. : see Przhe· ·--, m i. , Afg. 2 · 7 4 l b . valsk. K a rad ( K arha d ), India 14-382 Kara-Kol, lake. Turkest. 6· 168 ( E -F11). ( D l ) ; 16·991b. K a r,l-darya, riv., Turkest. 27· 4�0 (E !) ; 15·6 7 5 d ; 26· Karakoratn, n1ts., C.Asia : see 311:1d. llfuztagh. 2) ; K t ra. D a va n, pass, Ch ina 6· -, pass, India 14-376 ( H · I •i� (F2). 27·423a. Karakorok (myth.) 10-400b. -- Dere, riv., T u rk . As. 2·565 KARAKORUM, China (Uighur ( ( ' I ). E: tradja, mts., Aoia lii. 17· capital) 15·67 5c; 2·736 (M4) ; 27·473c. b. K a radong-, T urk es t. 6·168 -, China (l\Iongolian capital) 15·67 5c ; 18·713d. ( C � ) ; 27- � 2 5 b . K:tradonlr, Cauc. 23· 874 (II. -, mts., China : see Khangai. Kara-Koshun-Kol, lake, Asia F!). 6· 1 6 8 (D2) ; 26·428a ; 16· K a radzi�. \nk Stefano>ich : 991b. ��t'e K_a raj ich. Karakul, ri>., Russ.As. 23·87 2 Karaeng L ov (myth.) 5·59Sh. (II7). l�:trn · E nyuk, si t _·\sia )[. 13· a :l 6 ( C 2 ) ; 13·,·J 3 G b ; 3 · 1 0 1c. KARA·KUL, GREAT, lake, Tnrkest. 15·67 5d ; 27·420 Ka raferia (Yerria), T urk. 27· (E4). � !6 (B·C3 ) ; 24 � 7 a . K a raftu ( Karafuto ),is!., Pac.O.: -, Little, lake, Turkest. 15· 67 5d : 27-420 (E4). st'� S a k h :l l i n. Kara Kul Pamirs, ruts., C.Asia Karaga, G n.Cst. 12-203 (B2). Karal{a,;s (dialcrt) 27·!73a ; 20·656c. Lli•'tionary 8- I U 9 b . KARA·KUM, desert, C.Asia 15-675 d ; 27-420 (B-C4) ; .Karag-,•s•es, t r i b e 24- l l Sa ; 26· ! I ' ·J. 20·422a ; 2·740d. -, desert, Turkest. 15·676b ; h:!Lr:la-atch, T urk . 1 - 2 1 7 d . - , b a y , Turk. 27· ! 2 6 ( D3). 27·420 (C3) ; 26·304c. KARAGEORGE ( G e o g Pet- Kara-kungir, riv., Russ.As. 27· rovich) 15·67:lb ; 24-r.n2c. 420 (D2). Ka raghan, dist., PPr�. 24·2�9d. Kariikttsh (vizier) 9·98c. 1-\:ar�gin, bl., RusB . .\S. 25•10 Karakuwisa, Ger.S.Af. 25•466 (D-E2). (�13). Karag-ndlle, Ceylon 14 • 382 Karakuyun, riv., Asia M. 8· 932d. ( l l fi ) . K a rrlgOn1, gl i er, Cauc. s- Karakuyunlus, tribe 27•470a ; 5,"•2b. 2·566b ; 18·186a ; 21·227b. Karagom-Khokh (Burdshula), Karalides, Gr. 12·424 (F2). Karalis, Sard. : see Carales. l i l t. , a uc . 5·5 5 l h . Kara Gozlus : see I\:: araguzlus. -, lake, Asia l\1. : see Beishehr. ];:a rag- ua, Sen. and Xig. 19·6'78 Karam, Somlnd. 25·379 (D2) ; 25-38lb. (JH). Karaguez 8---tR 7c. Karama, riv., Mal.Arch. 17• Kanguni, trihe 28 · 1 68a. 466 (D3). h:ar,•gnzlus, tribe 27·4 70a ; Karamakchi, Turkest. 27·420 12-�ll�c. (C3) ; 26·304a. KcHa?we, dist., Ger.E.A.f. 11· Karamalla (amir) 9·127b. KARAMAN (Laranda), Asi& 7'i 3a : 11·7 'i 2c ; 3·358c. l\L 15·676b ; 2·760 (E4). Karahakada, India : see -, riv., Russ. 24· 108a. Karad. KA l.A·HISSAR, Turk.As. 15· Karaman, trihe 15·676b. 6 7 th ; 2· 7 6 0 ( D:l) ; 27·470b. KARAMANIA, prov., Asia M. Kara Hissar Daula, castle : see 15·676b ; 2·760 (D·E4) ; Ottoman with relations :ll u ca st o . Turks 27-H5a, 27•U5b, 27• - l l issar Sahib, Turk.As. : see Atlum-Kara-Hissar. H5d, 1•102d,

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KARATEGHIN,prov., Turkest. i 7 c ; 27-420 (D4) ; 27·

Karateluk, Arm. 9·759c. Karatheodory Pasha 7-428b. Kara Tilur Dagh, mts., Arm. 2·565 (C1), Karativo, is!., Cey, 14-382 (H15).

Karatoula, Gr. 12·424 (C3). Karatoya, riv., India 14·376 (N7) ; 4·121b. Karatsu, Jap. 15·156 (F-G1 0) -; 15·195b. -, bay, Jap. 15·157b. Kara Tyulei, Russ.As. 27·420 (B3). lake, Russ.As. - Tyulei, 23·872 (I7). Karaul, Turkest. 26·427d. -, pass, Turkest. 5·552c. Karaulakh, mts., Russ.As. : see Kharaulakh. Karauli, India 14·376 (G6) ; 15·677d. KARAULI, state, India 15· 677e ; 14·414c. Karauna, tribe 1·315d. Kara-usu, lake, China 18·7 1 1 d • Kara-uzyak, riv., Turkest. 26· 304a. Karavasara, Gr. 12·424 (C2) ; 2·660c. Karaveloff (Bulgarian mi!lis· ter) 4·782c. -, Liuben 4·786a. Karavira, India : see Kolha­ pur. Karavortasi, Cyprus 25·360b. Karawaimento, mts., Brit.Gui. 12·677b. Karawanken Alps, Aus. 3·4 (D3) ; 5·365c ; 1·747c. - railway, Aus. 3·25b ; 3·37a. Karayanni (Grook leader) 12· 494a. K teppe, plain, Russ. d Kara Yelek (Turkoman prinoo) 9·102c. Karayuk Bazar(Themisonium) Asia M. 21·543d. - O>a, plain, Asia M. 21· 544b. Kara-Yunus, lagoon, Bulg. 4· 812b. Kara Yusuf (Mongol chief) 3· 198b ; 21·227b. Karazin, Pers. 10·133d. .K u, ruts., C.Asia

'¥6-��� �

�'if. J'b"� W

KANF-KAR K Karema, Ger.E.At. 11•771 (A2) ; 6·918a. Karen (family) 21·220b. Karen, mts., Bur. 4•840 (E5) 1 14·380c. KAREN, race 15·6 7 7 d ; endo· gamy 9·383b ; language 15• 678a, 8·198c ; religion 8·6d, 10·220c. Karenga, riv., Russ.As. 25·16 (G3) ; 27·17 0a. Karenko, Jap. 16·156 ( B 1 5 ), -. riv., Jap. 10·669b. KAREN•NI, dist., Bur. 15· 678a ; 4•840 (E5) ; 4·610a (list). Karersee, pass, Alps 1•747c. Karesuando, Swed. 19·800 (E1) ; 26·190d, Kareu1 Franciseus Xavier 15· 346u. Karewa (dist.) 15·687c. Karez 1·3llc ; 13·331c. Karga, Russ. 23·874 (I. D3). Kargalik, Turkest. 6·168 (B2) ; 27·423b ; 28·904d. Kargar, riv., Cauc. 23·874 (II. E3). Kargia (dynasty) 12·6d. Kargil, India 14-376 (G2) ; geology 15·687d. Kargo, tribe 1·329c (table). Kargongcha, mt., Tib. 6·168 (D4). Kargopol, Russ. 23·872 (E3) ; 20·92a. Karguzar (officiru) 21·201 b. Karharbari, India 14·376 (L-M7 ) ; 3·731c ; 14·377d. Karharbari group (geol.) 21• 1 7 7a. Karia Pir, ruins, Bal. 3·663b. Kariba Gorge, Rhod. 25·466 (ll) • 28·952c. Karibib, Ger.S.W.At. 25·466 (B-C3) ; 11·801c. Kariega, riv., Cape Col. 25·466 (F9) ; 6·228a. Karietein, Syr. 26·305 (B2) ; 26·306d. Karig, P.Is. 21·392 (C2). Karih_!!P-1 mt., Bor. 4·257 (B2). KAR�L. India 15·678d ; 14·382 (H-Il4). Kar-i-kalamdani 20·7 3 7 d. Karim (Zend ruler) 21�235d ; 24·989b.

- (Pindari chief) 14·412a. - (myth.) 15·624c. Karimana, Dah. 11·204 (G3). Karimata, archip., Bor. 4·257 (A3) ; 4·256d. -, barb ., Jap. 15·156 Dl4). -, str., Bor. 4·257 (A3 . Karimganj, India 14·3 6 (P7), Karimginji 15·605b. Karimnagar, dist., India 14• 382 (H10). Karimon Java, archip., Java 15·284 ( D1 ) ; 15·284b. Karin, Asia M. : see Erzerum. Karingali (myth.) 7·91c. Karinja, India 1·895a. Kari Nosob, riv., Ger.S.W.At. 25·466 (D4-5 ). Karioi, N.Z. 19·624 (E3). Karir, is!., India 14·376 (D8). Karish, riv., Nig. 19·678 (C2). Karissimbi, mt., C.Af. 18·353c; 1•32 l b (table). Karite : see Shea butter troo. Kariwano, Jap. 15·156 (L-M7). Karjalaiset, race : see Kare• lians. Karjan, riv., India 22·865c. Karjat, dist., India 1·432c. Karka II. (Indian king) 22• 9 1 2b . - (myth.) 13·492d. Karka, N.Af. : see Carthage. Karkacha, pass, Afg. 1·307 (E2). Karka de Beth Selokh, Turk, As. : see Kerkuk. Karkai, riv., India 14·376 (L-M8). Karkambadi, pass, India 2• 447a. Karkan, is!., N.G. 19·487 (E2). Karkana, India 14·37 6 (P7). Karkang, pass, Tib, 6·168 (E4). Karkaphensian (bib!.) 3-882b. Karkar, is!., Dalm. : see Cur zola. -, mts., Somlnd. 25·379 (F2). -, site, Pal. : see Ka:!'!ror. Karkaralinsk, Russ.As. 27•426 (E2) ; 24·616d. Karkari, riv., India 14•376 (L8). Karkata (myth.) : see Karka. Karkavitzas, Drosines 12·527b. Karki, C.Asia 27-420 (C4) ; 4•

�

Karbasaras, Gr. : see Karavasara. Karbasso, Sen. 11·204 (E4). Karbeas (Paulician) 20·960a. Karbers Ridge, Ill. 14·304 (D6). KarbOle, Swed. 19·800 (C3). Karchedon, N.Af. : see Car­ thage. Karchen-la, pass, Tib. 6·168 (E3). Karczag, Hung. 3·4 (G3). Karda, Russ.As. 25-10 (F3). Karda, Swed. 26·1 9 0 (B3). Kardam (of Bulgaria) 4·779d. Kardamat, is!., Ind.O. 14·382 (E14) ; 16·36d. Kardamyli, Gr. 12·424 (D4). Kardang, pass, India 16·58c. Kardaz-serko (myth.) 18·821b. Kardec, Allan : see Rivail, L. H. D . Kardiotissa, isis., G r. 12·424 (G4). Kardis, Peace of (1661) 26· 204a. Karditsa, Gr. 12·424 (D1) ; 26·843d. -, dept, Gr. 12·424 (C-D 1 ) ; 12·428d. Kardiva, chan., Ind.O. 17• 486a. -, is!., Ind.O. 17·486a. Kardla, India : battle ( 1 7 95) 21·183d. Kar-Duniyas 3·100c. Karehoe, mt., N.Z. 19·624 (E2). Karcima, Sud. 26·9 (C2) ; 26· l ld. Karelia, dist., Russ. 23·87 2 (C·D3) ; ll.ora 10·383d ; lan· 156c. guage 10•39 l c ; Russian Karkin, C.Asia 20·421d. acquisition ( 1 7 2 1 ) Z3·899b. Karkinit, bay, Russ. 23·87t Ka.relians, race 10•3ll0a ; 23· (I. D4) ; 7·449a. 874a ; 23·884d ; 16•205c. Karkisiya (Circesium), Turk. E:arelinite 4-lla. As. 26•305 (D2).

Karklo of, fall s , K a tal 19 · 2 5 3 a. K rkoj , ::iud. 9-l:,Ua, Karkor, Pa!. 12·2c ; 1S·377d. Karkua, 'rib. 6·16� (E4). Kur kum ( m y th . ) : see Krtin. K rl, Baltic ::i. : see Karlo.. h.arla, ake, Gr·. 2· 4-24 (D1) ; 2.6· M � a.

a

a

iol., l

1

I>:urlamagnus Saga S•896d. Kurlanda, l:;wed. 26•190

(A·B2).

.

Karle>i, l\01'.

.Karl

Gustaf, (F2).

24·294a.

Swed. 19·800 . .Karlholm, Swed. 26· 1 90 ( D 1) .

KARL!, India 1S·67 8d : 14· 429b (fig.). -, ri>., India 24·257c. Ku rlj ohannsta , ::iwed. : see Haparan da . .Karljohansvaern, Kor. 19·804 ( D3 ) ; 19 ·ti0 b c ; 13 7 H a. Kurio, ar.

(02).

h:arlsdal, ::iwed. 26·190 (02). r Karls-Eisfeld,

tribe 19·488b ; 22• 678d ; 1 · 3 2 9d (table). Karoplesi, Gr. 12·424 (01). Karor, India 14·:l7 6 (D4 ).

Karlshamn, · (03); 26·194d. Karlshorst, Berlin, Ger. 3·7 88

Karos, is!., Gr. 12·424 (G4). Karosi, hills, E.l'.f. 3 · 0 1 d.

h:urbefni, T horfln n : see Thor­ linn Ka l sefni. glac., Aus. 24· 106c. Karlshafen, Ger. 28·527a. Swed. 26 1 90

(map). Karlskoga, Swed. 26•1 �0 (C:2) . KARLSKRONA, 26· 1 9 0 (03) ; fire ( 17 90) 10·402a. i sis . , Swed. 26·190 (D3) ; 12·27Gc. KARLSRUHE, Ger. (Baden) 15·679b ; 11·808 (B4) ; academy 24·395a ; school of forestry 10 · 64 9b . -, Ger. (Silesia) 11·808 (F:l). KARLSTAD, we den . 15· 679c ; 26·190 (B2 ) ; 26 ·1 0 ; conference (1905) 26·213a ; tire (1865) 10·402a. Karlstadt (reformer) : see Car stadt. KARLSTADT, H ungary 15 •

Swed. 15·

670a ; Karlsi.ie,

S

9

l

679d ; 3·4 (D4) ; 7·47 5a. 11·808 (B4).

-, Ger.

Karlsvik, Swed.

Karluk, Alok. -, riv., Alsk.

17·120e.

1·472 (G4). 1·475d.

Karluk, tribe 27· 4 7 1 b • . K ar uk Dagh, mt., Turk. 27·426 (D2). Karlyk, rut., D u g. 4·773 (B3) ; 4· 7 3b . - tagh, mts., Turkest. 6 · 1 6 8

l

7

l

(Ell ; 26·910a.

KARMA 15·679d ; 26•7 90c ; Hindu

50.1a.

4·387a ; belief 13•

Karrnakuly, Arct. 19•8336. dist., India 24·995b . Karmalas, riv., Turk.As. 2·760 (F4) ; 2·7 58 b. KARMAN, JOZSEF · 6 8 0a. -, }Iaurice 13· 93 0c. Karmania, prov., Pers. : see

Karmala,

15

Carn1 ania. Karmathians (sect) : see Car· athians. Karmavipaka : see Karina. Karmazy, Russ. 23·87 4 (I. B3). Karmu, is!., Nor. 19·8 0 (A3). Karmutsen, mt., Can. 4·600

m

(D3).

4

Kama, riv., Rhod. 25·466 ( H · I2) . Karna (legend) 24· 168d. Karnafuli, riv., India : see

Karons,

Karoreh,

( D l ).

1\Iai.Areh.

19•487

4

KAROSS 15·682a. Karosso, cape Mal. Arch. 1 7

,

466 (D!). Karpaia 7·7 9 6 d.

Karstens, K. 22·9 7 0c.

Karsan, Rus". 23· � 7 2 25·120b.

Kasaragod,

(G5) ;

gode.

Kartabo, cape, Brit.Gui. 12·

67-\Ja. Kartal, di,t., Turk . 7 • 9c ; battle ( 1 7 70) 27· 4 5 :J d. Kar tarpnr, India 12 · 3 5 S d. Kartassi, Egy. 9·40 (B3). Kartasura, J ava 15·292c.

Kartchurn; Turkest. 28·904d. Kartell 27·338c. Kart·hadshat, Af. : see Carth· age. Karthaus, Ger. 11·808 (F·Gl). -, Pa. 21 1 0 6 (lfJ).

·

Karth·hadasb, Citium.

Cyprus :

•

11•

7 5 8d.

rgia.

Karthveli, Cane. : see Geo Karti, India 14·382 (ElO). Karti·hadasti, Cyprus : Citium.

4 (02)

Kotoku.

W .Af.

466 (A·B4).

25 •

Karudolia 28·956c. K aruecin Mosque, Fez, Mor.

10·307b.

Karuma, Ugan. 19·693 (07). -, falls, Ugan. 27·557 ( B· C2 ;

)

19·G94c.

Karumai, Jap. 15·1 5 6 (M6). Karu ba, Austr. 2·960 ( G 3 ) . Karumbar, lake, In ia 12·20c. -, riv., India : see Ashkuman. Kar un, Syr. 20·602 ( D 1 ) . -, riv., In ia 14-:l82 (19). KARUN, riv., Pers. 15· 6 83 21 · 1 88 (A2 ) ; bridges 3 •

m

d

d

d; navigation 21·2 4 2 d .

229d ;

Karungu, Dr.E.Af. 4 · 6 0 1 ( A3 ) ;

Karridale, Austr. 2·960 (A6). KARROO, p lateau, Cape Col. ( F9 ) ; 5·22 9a. Karroo group 5·230a : 1·324c ; 21·17 7a ; French Coml"o 11• Nata l 19·2 5 3a ; Orange Free State 20· 1 5 l d ; Trans· . vaal 27 · 1 8 8 b.

15·682b ; 25·466

E·

99d :

KARS, Cane. 15·683a ; 23·874 (II. capture ( 1 23 6 ) 18· 7 1 3h ; siege (1855) 7·453d. KARS, prov., Cane. 15·682c ;

03) ;

23·874 (H. c:J).

-·

23·

(I{ars·chai), riv., Cane. SH (II. C:l) ; 2·564a. KaJ'Rbazar, vii., Turk. As. 2·760

(F4). KARSH!,

Turkest.

15·683b ;

27·420 (04). K arsiang, l n dia : see Knr seong.

Karski, Nicolas l\luraviev : see

Muraviev. Karnaphuli. KARST, d ist., Aus. 1 5·683 b ; KARNAK, Egy. 15·680b ; 9·40 3•4 (04) ; 5·365d ; fauna 4· ( B2 ) ; Hall of Columns 14· 280a. 208a, 2·372b, 26· 6 1 0 a ; in· KARSTEN, KARL JOHANN script ions 19·696o ; temple Bernhard 15 ·6 83 c ; 16· 3 16 d; 22·758d. 2·�7 3a, 9·76a, 9•85a. 14·304 (06). -. Ill . Karstenite : see Anhydrite.

(E2).

Kasbah, Alg. 1·653d ; 12· 803a.

Kasbat, Tun. 1·36{)b.

Kasbeer, Ill. 14·304 (02). K asbek Cane. 15·685a. KASBEK, mt., Cane. 23·874 (II. D 2) ; geology

15·685a ;

554e.

S•

Kashan, Pers. 15·685b ; 21·1 8 8 ( B 2 ) ; 21 ·1 95d ; pottery

15•

686c.

prov., Pers. 15• 685b ; 21·188 (B2) ; 21·196b. Kashang (diet.) 21·193c. Kashani (writer) 14 · 2 1 9b . Kasher : see Kosher. Kashgan·rud, riv., Pers. : see Khorremabad. KASHGAR, Turkest.. 15·685b ; 6·168 (B2) ; 6· 1 9 5a climate 27-42 3c ; l\Ioslem conquest 5· :l a . -, mts., Turkest. 6·168 (B2). - , riv., Turkcst. 27·420 (E3).

;

4

-, state, India : see Chitral.

- Ata, lake, Uuss.As. 27·420 (B:l). - darya, riv., 'l'urkest. 6·168 (B2) ; 26·427c.

Kashgaria. dist., Asia : see 6·914c. Tu rkestan , E astern . Karup, Den. 8·24 (B2). Kashgil, S ud. 13 ·449 a. -, riv., Den. 8·24 (B2). Kashi, India : see B enares . Karur, India 14·382 (G14). KASHI ( tile work) 15 · 6 8 6b ; Karvasaru i, Russ. 15·G46a. 1 6· 8 1 c . l�arvir, India : see Kolhapur. Karwan : see Caravan. Kashida (cloth) 14·419b. Karwan -nadi, riv., In dia 15 · Kashifi (poet) 13·489c. Kashim (house) 14·469b. 553b. KARWAR, India 1 5· 6 84b ; " Kashima " (ship) 24·903b.

rk

23·

Kashin, Russ. 23·872 (E4) ; 27 - 4 89c. Kashinath Trimbak Telang : see Te ang. Kashira, Russ . 23·872 ( 5) . Kashira (Japanese armoury)

l

E

15· 1 7 7c.

15 • (family) 15·1 7 8b .

Kashiwa·bara, palace, Jap.

252d.

Kashiwaya Kashiwazaki,

Jap. 15· 1 5 6 (K-L8). Kashka-darya, riv., C.Asia 15• 683b ; 4·156c. Kashkais, tribe 27·470a. Kashkar, state, India : see Chitral . Karyolymph 7·71 1c. Karyolysus 12·81 1a ; schizo• -, riv. , A g. : see Kunar. - Ata, lake, Russ. 23·872 (I6). gony 12·809d. Kash-katur, mt., E.Turkest. Karyoplasm : see Nucleus. 14- 2 9 9 . Karyorhexis 20·918c. KASHMIR, state, India 15· Ka yoso e 22·483d. 14·376 (F·G2) ; 4· Afg. 14·376 609d ; 24·1 7 l c ; Ahmad ·Karystiolite : see Chrysolite. Shah 1·431a ; architecture Karystos, Gr. 12· 4 2 4 ( F 2 ) ; 14·429c; chronicles 14·622b; marble 9·866c ; Dryopes 9• coinage 19-905c ; Dogras 8 · 8 66 . 385b ; Ephthalites 9·680b ; Karytaena, Gr. Hsuan Tsang 13·844b; Kan · Karzin, P.ers. 10· 1 9 0 b. ishka 14·399c ; papier mache Kas (rajah of B enares) 3· in dustry 20·7 3 7 d ; precious 715 . stones 24·202a. Kas, riv., Russ.As. 2 ·10 Kashmir goa 12·162c, 11· 3 50a. Kas (Ka), tribe 6·132c. KASHMIR! (language) 15· " Kasagi " (warship) 24·912c. 6 8 9 d ; 14·488d ; 8 - 1 9 8b. Kasagunga, mts ., Br.E.Af. 45d. Kashmir shawls 24· 81 4c ; 15• 688c ; 12 · 1 2 . K asai, dist., Belg.Cong. 3• Kashmar, India 14•376 (05). 53 5c ; language 3 · 3 5 9 b. KASAl, river, Af. 15 68 c ; Kashmund, mts., Afg. 15 · 946b 6·923 (B:l ) ; 6·926c. -, riv., India 14·3 7 6 (M8) ; Kashoto,isl., Jap.15·156 (Bl5 ). Kashshi, tribe 7·666c. 6· 2 7 2c . Kashtalinski (general) 23·921c. Kasakalawe, Rho . 26 ·39 7b. Kashtan (Kashtoz), tribe 15· K asakb , dist., Russ. 15·775d. Kasalang, riv. , In dia 4· 37 6 631c. Kashu, Jap. : see Kawachi. (P8). : Kasam , riv., Aby. 1·83 (map) ; -, prov., Jap. : see Kaga. KASHUBES (Kaszub, Kaszibi) 1·84d. 15·693a; 21·9 3 1 b ; 25·228b ; Kasama, Rhod. 23·260 (01), language 25·2:>5c ; song 21· Ka-san, Kor. 15·156 ( D 7 ). 927c. Kasan, Russ. : see Kazan. Kasanka, Russ. 23·874 (I. 03). Kashun, lake, Tibet 27·420 (G5) ; 6 · 1 6 8 -, cape, Eritrea· 1• 8 3 (map ) ; Kashyari, dist., Turk.As. : see 9·7 45c. Tur Ab d n. Kasaraghat, India : see Thai Kasi, India : eee Benares. Ghat.

b

r m Alp, pass, Alps 1· Karys·i·Ata, KARRER, FELIX 15 ·6 8 2b. Karrhai, Turk. A s. : .•ee H arran . Karri 9· 8 68c . d Karren 7.45a.

l

KASHAN,

9

Karra Kolak 8·76b. Karramite ( sect) 17·423c. Karrat Fjord, inlet, Green. 12· 543 (D3). Karree, mts., Cape C0l. 25·466 (1�·�'8 ) ; 5·227b.

also

Karttika 13·492d. Karu (emperor) : see Karub, riv., G er. S.

(F2).

•

5

see

KARTIKEYA (myth.) 15·683c. K artola, mt , Ind.O, 17·271 (A,B1) ; 6 · 7 9 4 d. Curvo· Kartometer : see meter. Kartse, India 14·3 7 6 (G2). Kartsirnon, cape, Gr. 12·424

see

l

(03) ;

85�b ; 18·li55d : Volubilis.

Kasarizaki, cape, Jap. 15· 1 5 6 ( F · G 1 2 ). Kasauli, India 14·376 (G4), Kasau i group 9· 6 6 3a. Kasba, lake, Can. 5 · 1 60 (13) • - b en Ahmed, Mor. 18·851 (D2). - el Makhzen, Mor. 18·851

Kasbu (measure) 28·483d. Kaschau, Hung. : see Kassa. Kaseda, Jap. 15·156 (F·Gll). Kasganj , India 9·803c. Kash, riv., Afg. : seeKhash-rud. -, riv., Turkest. 6·168 (01) ; 26 · 9 1 0b ; 15 · 9 4 3c. Ka·sha, TurkeRt. : see K ashgar. Kashaf Rud, riv., Pers. 21·188 ( D l ) ; 15·7 8 0a.

Karpass, cape, Cyprus 7•700d. 14·382 ( E 1 2 ) . Karpenisi, Gr. 2· 4 2 ; 4· Karwar (idol) 2 0 · 7 42a. 3 1 1 h. - (measure) 28· 492 b. Karpfen, Hung. : see Korpona. Karwendel, mt., Alps : see Birkkarspitze. -, riv., Hung. 3·4 (F2). Kiirpfstock, mt., A ps 26·242 KARWI, India 15· 6 8 4b ; 14 1·744d. 376 (17). Karpinski (poet) 21·926d. Karwin, Aus. 25·92c. Karpo, Lo, tribe 3·8J7a. . Karya, Gr. 12·424 (D2). Karqisiya, Mesop. : see Cir· Karyes, 'l' u . : see Caryes. cesium. Karymskaya, Russ . A s. 8 1 a. KARR, JEAN BAPTISTE K aryo ·enteric 27 · 3 87 . Alphonse 15·682a. Karra, India 14·376 (L8). KARYOGAMY 15·684b ; 22• Karraba, cape, Malta 1 7· 0 8 485b. Karyokinesis : see Mitosis. (.\.2).

1

India : see Casser·

Kasar Fara'on, plat., Mor. 18•

see Kasba Tadla, l\Ior.18·851 (D2).

Karthli, Cane. : see Georgia. 26· 6 90 . Karthlos ( Georgian king)

-, ALOYS 15·681rl. state, India : see ruin. Ger. 13· Karond, 625b. Kalahandi. Karbborg, Swed. 26·190 (02). Karonga, At. 23·260 ( D l ) ; 4· 597b ; 19·929a. K arlsh runn, Aus. 25·92b. I�arlsburg, H ung. : see Gyula Karoni, is!., Pac.O. 10·335

4·122b.

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KARK-KAVA

(A4).

f

686d ;

c

12·493b.

d (D-E3).

5

t

28•

6 d

· 4

i

d

1

i

(D3).

Kasi,

riv., India 14·376 (H5);

22·87 7 d : 13·472c.

Kasi (tile work) : see Kashi. Kasida ( it. ) 2· 2 7 1 b ; 1-6[jc. Kasiguran, pt., P.Is. 21·39� ( D 2 ). P.Is. -, sound 21 · 3 9 2 ( 0 2 · D 3 1) .

l

Kasikavritti 24·180d. Kasil Kuh, mt., Pers. 21·188 (Bl) ; 21·18 9 ; 9 · 1 6 4b .

d

Kasim (Tatar chief) 15·693b. - (Persian author). 21·249c. : see Musa b. Jafar. - (Ali K han ) : see Mir Kasirn. - (b. Abbas) : see Shah• Zindeh. - (b. Harun) : see Motamin. - (i·Anwar, poet) 21·25la. - ( Kh an : general ) 3 •3 1 5c. - (of Rasht, Sayy!d) 3·94b . Kasim, dist., Arab. 2·264 (D3);

- (AI)

19·351 b ; 2·268d. Kasimbar, Mai.Arch. 17· 4 (E 2 ) . K asirnbaz ar, India : see Cos· simbazar. Kasirni (author) 21·249d. Kasimites 9·1 04a. Kasirniya ( Kasimigeh), riv. , : see Litany. KASIMOV, Russ. 15·693b ; 23• 8 7 2 ( F 5) ; 18· 7 1 8 d. Kasimukhians, tribe 1 6· 4 89 . Kasipur, India. 14·382 (KlO). -, India 14·376 (H5). Kasi Ram (writer) 3 · 7 3 b .

66

Syr.

d

5

Kaskaskia, Ill. 14·304 (C6) ; 1• 843c ; 6·442a ; 14·309a. -, riv., Ill. 14·304 (C5) ; 14• 304c.

27·627a. Somlnd. 25· 3 7 9 D Kasko, Huss. 23·872 (B3). Ka slo, Can. 4·600 (F3). Kasm, El, Arab. 12·799d. - beds Ka skera, (C · 7 ).

Kiismark, Hung. : see Kes• mark. Kasmiri (language) : see K ash · miri. Kasongo, Belg.Cong. 6·923 (D4) ; 6· 9 1 9 ; 8 · 1 4 2 b . Kasos, is!., Gr. 12·494d. Kasota, Minn. 18·550 ( D 6 ). Kaspi, Joseph 13·1 7·5b. Kaspine leather 16·342e. Kaspitchan, Bulg. 4·7 85c. Kaspiyskoe More, sea, Asia : see Caspian Sea.

e

Kasplya,

Russ. 23·872

riv.,

(D 4 ) : 25 · 2 7 7 c ; 28·1 46d. Kasr, Arab. 2·264 (D3) ; 19• 351b. -, Egy. 9·40 ( A 2 ) ; 15· 7 2b . - (Gasr, l\Iujelliba), mound, Asia l\1. 3·98d. -, riv., Arab. 12· 7 99 . - Amej, ruins, Arab. 26·305

7

d

(D:l).

- Dakhl, Egy. 9·40 (A2). - el Dubara, dist., Cairo 4• 954 (B2) ; 4· 9 5 a. - en bridge, Cairo 4•954 (B2) ; 4·953d. - esh Shama, dist., Cairo 4•

4

Nil,

955a.

- Farafra, Egy. 9 · 4 0 (A!). - Firaun, temple, ?etra, Arab. 21 · 0 9 d . 26·3 0 Pers. - i � �hirin,

3

5

(F·G2) ; 15 ·9 5 0b .

- Karun, temple, Egy. 9• 4 0 (A·B2) ; 9·22c. - Rumi, Egy. 25· 1 63 . - Yani, �ic. : see Castro" Giovan ni. Kasran, dist., Pers. 26·506a. Kasrin (Scillitana), Tun. 1·643

d

( D2) ; 1·360b.

Kasrkand, Pers, 21·188 (D2) , dist. , Pers. 3 · 2 9 7 a. Kassa (Ka ssai) of Tigre · see J o h n ( of Ab ssin i ) . -, Lij (of A h ara ) : see Theodore III. (of Abyssinia). KASSA (K aschau), Hung. 15693b ; 3·4 (G2) ; battae ( 1 849) 15·B 4 4 D ; comp""'* of ( 1 3 7 4) 21· 9 0 4b . Kassabah (measure) 28·492b. Kassab bashi ( Tur ish wool) 7 · 9a . 21·1 4b . Kassa!, riv., Af. : see Kasal, Ka ssakeri, Fr.W.Af. 11·204 -

y

m

Kassabeh (diet.) (D2).

a

k

9

Snrl. 15·693d ; 26• a

KASSALA, (D2) ; It l ian occupation

9

9·126d, 9·1 29a, 15·77c.

-, prov., Sud. 26·9 ( D 3 ·2). Kassambel, Port.Guin. 11·204 (A·D4). Kassan, \V.Af. 11·438b, Kassa.pa I. (of Ceylon, .A.D. 4 7 7 1

25·66a. - V. (of Ceylon) 5·783c. KASSASSIN, Egy. 15·694& ' 9·22 (C·D2). Kassawa 14· 4 1 9 c.

To make

415

Kasse, Bur. : su Manipur. -, lake, S.L. 11·204 (B-C5) ; 25-5!d. Kassel, Prg, hill, Ger. 87 1 11>. Kasteel-Berg (Castle ::\Iount), mt., Cape Col. 26· 336d. Kastellaun, Ger. 11·808 (A3). K as tdl hol m , is!., Swed. 25·935 ( 13 � ) ; 25·936a. Kastelorizo, is!., Asia M. : ue Ca stel orizo. Kasten, Hoher, mt., Alps : su Hoher Kasten. Kastenbein composing machine 19·558b. Ka>ter, Ger. 11·808 (I. j6). Kasti 14· 120d. Kastiele, Pieter L. van de 8· 7 2 Gc. Kiistncr, Abraham Gotthel! 21-:la9d ; 9-G9 1 b. Ka>torches ("Titer) 12- 5 2 5d. KASTORIA (Kesrie), Turk. 15·69!b : 27·426 (B3) ; 4· 7 �2a ; 4-itl.j a. -, lake, Turk. 27-426 (B3) ; 15·B9 1b. Ka•trat, tribe 1- 4 84d. Kastri, Gr. 12-!24 (E3) : see also Ilt>rmione. -, Turk. 9·698d. Kastricum, H all. 13·588 (B2) ;

•

1 9 · 7 ' 5 1> .

�astriota (family) 1··186c. Kastro (�l yrina), Gr. (Lcmnos) 16· 4 1 2e. -, Gr. (�Ielos) 18-99c. -, Gr. (.'iiphanto) 25-151a. -, ilis�., Gr. : see )[ytilcne. - of h.. urtaga, Gr. 5-79a. Kastrnp, Ucr. 11·808 (I. k6). 27·4 2 6 Turk. Ka,trosykia, ( l l:l ).

Kasu, race 9·84 7a. Kasug-a (Jap. art) 15·174a. K a �nga. - no - )Iiya, temple, �ara , J a p . 19·23nd. Ka�nmiga-ura, lake, Jap. 15• 1.-, r, Pis ) . Ka>nm Kent, Cane. 23 - 8 7 4 (II.

E - F:l).

KASUR, India 15-694c ; 3 i G ( F4 ) : 16·82a. prov., Jap. : Ka!:-'usa,

14·

see Kaz usa. Kasyapa I. (of Ceylon) S•783d.

- ( myth.) 15·6�Sd. Kasya p a · p ur , India 15-G88d. l{ a!"z uhes, race : SN' l(a;..h uhes. riv., Cape Col. 5·2!0a ; 5• Kat, • H ...: !J K ;t ( h .", t . ) : SFe

- (riH'aeure)

Catha.

28·4 8.'i d.

full use

of this Index It Is essential to reiJd the Instructions given on Pag� J.

Katahdin Pond, lake, Me. 17· 434 (D3). Kat.a'i, Egy. 9·94b ; 4·956d. Kataia, is!., Pers. : see Kish. Kat.aingan, P.Is. 21-392 (D5). Kat.a'ite (sect) 17-424a. Kat.ak, China 6·168 (C2). -, India : see Cuttack. Katakana(Japanese philology) 15-167c. Kat.akekaumene, dist., Turk. A�. 2·760 (C3) ; 17·157c ; 2·757d. Kat.a-kiri-bori (Japanese carv­ ing) 15-178d. Katakolo (Ichthys), cape, Gr. 9-278d. Kat.akolon, Gr. 22-690a. Katakuti, India 14-376 (07). Katal (diet.) 17-485c. Katalysine Spring, Pa. 11· 9 1 lc. Kat.ama, bay, Mass. 17·852 (F4) ; 17-787b. Austr. 28 • 38 Katamatite, (C2). Katan, Arab. : see Hauta, el. Katana, Pal. 20-602 (E2). Katana (sword) 15-206c. 21·392 Katanawan, P.Is. (C·D4). Katandiga, Port.E.Af. 25·466 (L2). Katantra (Kalapa) 24·181a. Katane, Sic. : see Catania. 6·923 Bei.Cong. Katanga, (D5).

-, Ger.E.Af. 11· 7 7 1 (A2). KATANGA, dist., Bei.Cong. 15-694d ; 6-92:l (D4) ; 6· 920c ; minerals 6·926c ; rail­ way 25-4651> ; tribe 1-330b; 6-925a. - Company 26-397c. Kat.angi, India 14-376 (H8). Katania Ghat, India 14·37 6 (I5). Kataphidi, mt., Gr. 12·424 (C1). Kataphrygians : see Montan· istn.

Kata

Phusin

(pseud.) :

see

Huskin, John.

Kataplm.ts ( Lucian) 17-102d.

Katapoliani, Church of, Paras, Gr. 20-861a ; 2·387b. Katar (weapon) 26·271d. Katara b. Foja'a 5-:l2h. I�ataria, India 14-376 ( D8). Katarm(m, P.Is. 21-:l92 (E6). -, P.Is. 21-392 (Kl). Katarzhi, Russ. 23-S7 4 (I. C3). Kataskopia (myth.) 2·167c. Katata. Jap. 4·15d. Katathermic 19-984b. Katatonia 14-606a. Katav-Ivanovsk, Huss. 23·872 (I5) ; 27-557a. Katavothra, mt., Gr. 12·424 ( D2) : .•ee also Oeta. (underground Katavothra chasm') 12·427a ; 4· 1 1 4 d ; 14-215b. Katehall, is!., Bur. 4-8 1 0 (B8). Katchout, Colo. 6-722 (C3). K atchup : see Ketchup. Kate, Ark. 2-552 (E2). - Choir, is!., �Iich. 18·372 (G6). Kategoria (Gk. Jaw) 2·189b. Katelectrotonus 9-250d. Kateman, :rtv., Sum. 26· 7 1 (B:l -2 ). Katcno, cape, Gr. 12-424 (F3). KATER, HENRY 15·695a ; 17· 984b ; 26 -5 72d. Kater, cape, Can. 5-160 (Q2). -, pt., Can. 5-160 (G2). Kateraconi, Can. : see Kingston. Katercre, S.Af. 25-466 (L1). Katha, Bur. 4·840 (E2) ; 14• :l 7 6 (H7) ; 15-695c. KATHA, dist., Rur. 15-695b. -, mt., Bur. 4-840 (D2). Katharina (zoo!.) 6·250b. Katharina, canal, Russ. 23·872 ( II:J). Katharinenburg, Russ. : see Ekaterinburg. Katharincnthal, palace, Reval,

Kata : see :'and grouse. Ka ta ba, A rab. 2·2i0b ; 28· 9 1 4a. Kat a lmn, race : see Catabanes. Katahania (Gattabania ), di8t., Arab. 2·2fi!a : 2·2 6:!b. Kata hira, .Tap. 1 1 2 9 1 b . Kataboli�In : see Catabolism. (d)'llasty) 13• Katachchuri 4U6a. K a t achthonios, Zeus 28-977b. Kata.

Kavar, Pers. 10·190b. Kavarampet, India 14·382 (Hll). Kavaratti, isis., Ind.O. 14•382 (E14) ; 16-36d, Kavarsta, lake, Turk. 27•426 (A3).

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions given on Page 1.

KAVA-KEN KAVASS (diet.) 15·7 01c. Kavass:r, '.Edward 13·928c. Kavaya. Turk. 27·426 (A2). Kavelin. Constant;ne 23·918b. Kaven, is!., Pac.O. : see Maloelab. Kaverd (::;e!juk ruler) 15·7 56 b . Kaveri, riv. : see Cauvery. Kavi (of Isfahan) : see Kabi. Kavi (language) 15·288d ; 3· 256d ; 17·477b. - (Sanskrit term) 24·170d. Kavika 10·3::6b. Kavir, Dasht-i, desert, Pers. 21·188 (l.I-C2) ; 21·1 90b . Kaviraja (poet) 24·1 7 1b. Kaviripaddinam, India 5·362a. Kavirondo, dist., Br.E.Af. 15• 701c. -, gulf, Br.E . Af. 4·601 (A3) ; 28·45d. KAVIRONDO (people), Br.E. M. 15· 7 0 1 ; 1·:!30a ; dia­ lect 3•358c. Kavirs (diet.) 2·736a. Kavongo, Ang. 6·923 (C5). Kavouras, cape, Gr. 12·424 (E3). Kavuk, pass, Russ.Turk. 10· 2 7 1a. Kavvadias, Panagiotes 2·835 b; 9· 68 7 c ; 12·52 7 a. Kavya 17 · 6 7 1 b ; 24· 1 7 0d. KaV)Jadarsa 24·182a. Kaw, Fr.Gui. 12·682c. -, Okla. 20·58 ( E l ) . KAW (N.Am. Indian tribe) 15·702d ; 14·462a. - (Shan tribe) 15·729a ; 16· 1 9 1 d. Kawaa, Haw. 13·84b. Kawabata Gyoknsho 15· 17 5c. Kawabe-Shichito, isis., Jap.

c

15· 1 5 6 (F1 2).

Kawachi, Jap. 15·204a. -, prov., Jap. 15· 25 7 b. " Kawachi " (battleship) 24·

903c ; 24·90Ga.

Kawagoye, Jap. 15·156 (L9). Kawaguchi, Osaka, Jap. 20· 344a. Kawaharada, Jap. 15·156

(K-L8). Kawahioa, ( A2 ) .

pt.,

Haw.

13·84

Kawahiraminato, Jap. 15·156 (C-D14). Kawahlc. 15· 62 0a. Kawai, pt., Haw. 13·84 (B2). Kawaihae, Haw. 13·84 ( D 2). -, harbour, Haw. 13·84 (C2). Kawaihoa, head, Haw. 13·84 (C2). Kawakami (general) 15·885d. Kawakawa, N.Z. 19·624 ( E l ) . Kawamoto Eijiro 15· 1 8 7b . - IIansuke (fl. 1830) 15·185a. Kawamura (general) 23·929d. Kawanabe Itcbo 15·189b. - Toyoku : see Kyosai, Sh o · fu. Kawanin (law) 17·416d. Kawanoe, Jap. 15·156 (H10). Kaw apple 19·253d. Kawar1 oasis, Sah. 1·320 (E3) : see atso Bilma. Kawarabayashi (family) 15· 1 7 8b. KAWARDHA, state, India 15·70 2 d ; 5· 681c. -, India 15·702 d ; 14·376 (18). Kawasaki, dockyard, Kobe, Jap. 15·194b ; 15·213c. Kawashima (weaver) 15·199d; 15·182d. Kawau, lsl., N.Z. 19·624 (E2) ; 12· 58 9 d. Kawaya 15·2.54d. Kawayan, P.Is. 21·392 (C·D2). Kawayoye, Jap. 27·819b. Kaweah, Cal. 5·8 (D3). -, mt., Cal. 5·8 (D3). Kawerau (archaeologist) 2· 835b. Kawbia, N.Z. 19·624 (E3). -, barbour, N.Z. 19·621 (E3). Kawia, tribe 14·462a. Kawich, Nev. 5·8 (E 3 ). -, mt'l., Nev. 5·8 (E3), -, val., Nev. 5·8 (E3). Kawlkwanlpiuis, riv., Can. 22· 724 (C2 · 1 ). Kawit, pt., P.Is. 21·392 (F6). Kawkawlin, Mich. 18·372 (F·G6). Kawlin, Bur. 4·840 (D3). Kawng, Laos : see Khong. Kawo (artist) 15· 1 7 3d. Kaw Pa N"gan, Kaw Samui, Kaw Tao, isls.t Siam : see Pa Ngan, �amui, Tao. Kawrie gum see Kauri gum. Kawsampi, Shan kingdom 26· 7 4 4a. Kay, J. C. (tennis champion)

Kay, John (poet) 16·282d. -, JOSEPH 15·703a.

-, Robert 7· 286b ; 28 · 44 7a. Kay (legend) 13·il 7 7 c. Kay, mt., Viet. 28·38 (E2), -, park, Scot. 15·797b. Kayadibi, Asia M. 21·543d. Kaya Duldul, mt., Asia l\1, 2· · 7 5 7 c. Kayak, Alsk. 1·472 (K3). -, is!., Alsk. 1·472 (14) ; 3·

7 7 5c. KAYAK (boat) 15·703a ; 814c ; 14· 4 6 8c.

1·

Kayakas, S.Af. 25·466 (Fl). Kayakaya, cape, N.G. 19·487 (C3). Kaya Liban, 'Br.E.Af. 4·601 (B2). Kayalik, C.As. 23·810d. Kayalpatnam, India 14·382 (Hl5), Kayan, riv., Bor. 4·257 (C2 ) ; 4·258a. -, riv., India : see Ken. 15• 1 5 6 Jap. Kayanoma, (L-l\15). Kayans, tribe 2·52a. Kaya Orang, is!., Brunei 4· 681d. KAYASTH 15·703a ; 1 3· 5 1 1d. Kaycee, Wyo. 28·874 (F2). Kay Co., Okla. 20·58 (D-El).

KAYE, SIR JOHN WILLIAM 15·703b ; 17·491a. see

-, John (physician) : Caius, John.

- (physicist) 23·695c. Kayes, Fr.W.Af. 11 ·2 0 4 (C3) ; 24·6 3 9c.

Kayford, W.Va. 28·560 (B4), Kayima, S.L. 11·204 (C5). Kaylor, Ala. 1·460 (D2). -, Pa. 21·106 (C4). Kayor, tribe 8·369a. Kayser, Christian Gottlob 3· 911a.

-, FRIEDRICH HEINRICH Emanuel 15·703b ; on Cam­ brian S·S!Ja ; on Carbon­ iferous 5·310c ; on Devonian 8·128d ; on Pliocene 21· 84 7 a ; on Quaternary peri od 22 ·7 1 8d. - (physician) 27·504d. Kayser, isis., Pac.O. 20·436

(liS).

Kayserella 8·128a. Kayserina 8·1 28a.

KAY·SHUTTLEWORTH, SIR James Phillips 15·703c. Kaysville, Utah 27·814 (Bl).

Kayu, bay, 1\Ial.Arch. 17•466 (F2) ; 12· 8 6 3c. Ka Yuens 25· 4a. Kayu tembesu 4·259c. Kayyalite 17·423c. Kayyara, Simeon 13·172b. Kaz, mt., 2·760 (B3) : see also Ida. Kaza 11·420b ; 27·449a. Kazakh, Russ. 23·8 7 4 (II. D3) ; 9· 2 8 0b. Kazak.i see Cossacks. Kazako 15·828c. KAZALA,Russ. Turk.15·7 03d. Kazalinsk, Russ.Turk. 27· 4 2 0 (C3) ; 26· 3 04d. Kazalyk, Bulg. : battle ( 1 8 7 7 ) 12· 288b. KAZAN, Russ. 15·704b ; 23· 8 7 2 (G-H4) ; 23·882a ; his­ tory 15·88d, 18·7 16a ; uni· versity life 26·1054a ; Volga at 28· 1 94c. KAZAN (govt. ) Russ. 15·703d; 23·872 (G-H4) ; 18·821a ; geology 21·177a. -, pass, Hung. 24·686 (Dl) ; 7· 82 0c ; 23 · 82 5 d. -, riv., Can. 5·160 (K3) ; 15·

:

7 1 4a.

Kazanes, riv., Asia M. 21· 544b. Kazanjerri, lake, Can. 5·160 (K4). Kazanka, riv., Russ. 23 · 8 7 2 (G4 ) ; 15·70 4a. Kaza,n-Kaya, mts., Turk.As. 2·51i5 ( B l ). Kazanlyk, Buill'. 4·7 7 3 (B2) ; 4·773b ; 4·77 5a. Kazansk, Cauc. 23·87 4 (II. Dl). Kazan Tatars 26·448b. Kazantip, bay, Russ. 23·874 (I. F4). -, cape, Russ. 23·874 (I. E4). Kazaure 1 5· 653c. Kazbek, mt. : see Kasbek. Kaze, Ger.E.Af. 25·633b. Kazemain, Ba�;dad, Turk.AB. 3·1 94c ; 3·19�a. Kazembe : see Cazembe. Kazerun, Pers. 15·704d ; 21· (B2) ; 10·190b ; 21· b. 16·3(13b. -, JOHN (artist) 15 ·702d. KAZERUN, dist., Pers. 15· -, John (inventor) 2·556c ; 7· 70 4d. Kazi : see Cadi 286b : 28·447c.

:

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Kazi-Kumukh, dist., Russ.As. Keb (myth.) 9·50d. 7·7 29d. Kebabo, oasis, Sah. 1 • 3 2 0 Kazi-Kumukh (dialect) : see (F2) ; 27·289b. Lakh. Kebang, Tib. 6·168 (E4). KazikumukhKoisu, riv.,Russ.: Keban Maden, Turk.As. 2· 565 see Koisu, Kazikumukb. (B2) ; 9·895a ; 26·10 4 7 c. Kazim (Mahommedan name) : Ke-Bao, isis., Fr.I.C. 14·498 see Kasim. (El) ; 27·5c ; geology 14• Kazimierz (kings of Poland) : 490d. see Casimir. Kebara, mts., Bel.Cong. 6· Kazimierz, Cracow, Aus. 7· 923 ( D 5 ) ; 6·914d. 359c. Kebars, tribe 19·488c. Kazimin, Bagdad : see Raze­ Kebawana, W.Af. 11·204 ·(C5). main. Kebbi, dist., Nig, 25·353d. KAZINCZV, FERENCZ 15· -, riv., Fr.Cong, 5· 1 1 0 (B 2) ; 704d ; 13·9 26d. 11·99 (Al) ; 5 · 1 1 l b . Kazioni ( Bulg. party) 4•783a. Kebhsenuf (myth.) 9· 55b . Kazir, Pal. : see Gezer. -, cape, Alg. 1·643 (Cl). Kazis, Switz. 26·242 (G3). Kebir, mt., Mor. 18·851 Kaznakov (admiral) 8·380d. (D-El) ; 18·8 5 0c. -, S.Af. 23·260 (B3). - (Eleutherus), riv., Syr. 16· Kazusa, prov., Jap . 15- 1 6 0d ; 3 4 6 d. 15 ·2 04b. -, riv., Sp. : see Guadal­ KAZVIN, Pers. 15·705b ; 21· quivir. 188 (A·Bl ) ; routes 9· 1 6 4 b ; - (Rummel, Ampsaga), riv., 12 · 6 d ; 21 ·1 95a. Atg. 1·643 (Cl) ; 1·6 4 3 b ; -, prov., Pers. 21·188 (A-B l ) ; 19· 8 6 8c. 15·7 05 b. Kebkebia, Sud. g.127b. Kazvini (geographer) 21·252a ; KEBLE, JOHN 15·710b ; g. 25·1 44a. 5 6 3d. Kazyk-urt, plateau, C.As. 26· -, Thomas 9·642d. 304c. Keble College, Oxford 20·409b; Kazym, riv., Russ.As. 25·10 2 - 433 c ; 16·553d. (B2) ; 23· 8 7 2 ( L 3). Kebnekais\l, mt., Swed. 1g·800 K.C. (abbrev.) 1 ·2 9b . (D2) ; 26·188d. K.C. (armour plates) 2·579d. Kebock (Cabag), head, Scot. K.C.B. (abbrev.) 1·29b. 24·412 ( B l ) ; 16·525c. K.C.I.E. (abbrev.) 1·29b. Kebori 15· 1 7 8d. K.C.M.G. (abbrev.) 1·29b. Kebo Valley gol.t' club, Bar K.C.S.I. (abbrev.) 1·29b. Harbor, Me. 3·400a. K.C.V.O. (abbrev.) 1 · 29b . Kebrabasa, rapids, Port.E.Af. Ke, isis ., Mal.Arch. : see Kei. 23·2 6 0 (D2) ; 28·952c ; 16· Kea, Corn. 9·430 (VI. B3). 814c. -, Mauna, mt., Haw. 13·84 Kebra nagaset (Ishak) 9·848b. ( D 3 ) • 13· 8 3 d. Kebren (myth.) 20·14a. Kea (p ory) : .9ee Cangue. Kebret (Shoan chief) 1·93a. - (zoo!. ) 19·407b ; 19·626e. Kebto, Egy. : see Coptos. Keach, Elias 3·3 7 5d. Kebud, mosque, Tabriz, Pers. Keadby, Lines. 9·416 (II. F2) ; 26·34 1 c. 27·251b. Kebumen, Java 15·284 (C2). Keady, Ire. 14·7 4 4 (E2) ; 2· Kech, Bal. : see Kej. 562a, Kechi, Kan. 15·654 (E3). Keahole, pt., Haw. 13·84 (03). Kechish, mt., Turk. : see Keal, East, Lines. : see East Olympus, the Mysian. Keal. Kechuan, tribe, India 1·812a. -, loch, Scot. 24· 4 1 2 (B 3) ; Kecoughtan, Va. see Hamp· 18 · 9 60 d. ton. Kealakekua, bay, Haw. 13·84 KECSKEMET, Hung. 15·7 1 1 d ; (C3) ; 13 · 9 0d. 3·4 (F3). Kealaikahiki, channel, Haw. Ked : see Sheep tick. 13·84 (C2). Kedabek, Cauc. 23·874 (II. -, pt., Haw. 13·84 (C2). D-E3) ; 5·548 d ; Hittite re­ Keamaneigh, pass, Ire. 14·7 44 mains 13·53 6 (Fl) ; 13·5 3 7 a. (B5). Kedab, Mal.Penin. 17·473 Keams Canyon, Ariz. 2·544 (B:l). (C2). -, hill, Mal. Penin. 1 7· 483b. Kean, Charles John 15·706c. - (Sunger Kebab), riv., Mal. -, EDMUND 15·705c. Penin. 17·473 (A·B3) ; 17· Keanae, Haw. 13·84 (C2). 483b. Keane, A. II. 1·442c ; 9·90 0b ; -, state, Mal.Penin. 17·483b ; 22· 6 7 8c. 17·473 (B3·4). -, John Keane, 1st baron 1· Kedar (bib!.) 14·8 7 0e. 316c ; 11·918c. Kedaresvara, temple, Bala­ -, JOHN JOSEPH 15·70 6 d. gami 14·431c. Keansburg, N.J. 19·502 (B3). Kedarnath, mt., Himalayas Kearney, Denis 5·20a. 11· 466b. Kearney, Ark. 2·552 (C3). KEDDAH (diet.) 15·711d. -, Mo. 18·608 (B2). Kedesh, Pal. : see Kades. KEARNEY, Neb. 15·707a ; 19· Kedeshoth (diet.) 13·179a ; 1g . 3 2 4 (F4). 42lb. -, Pa. 21·1 0 6 (F5), KMeshiin (diet.) 1 3 - 1 7 9a.-. -, fort, Neb. 19·330a. KEDGEREE (diet.) 15·711d. - Co., Neb. 19·324 (E·F4). Kedges, strait, Md. 17·828 Kearneysville, W.Va. 28·560 (G·H4). (F2). Kedgwick, riv., Can. 1g·465 KEARNY, PHILIP 15·707b ; ( B l ). 4·659b ; 1g·460d. Java 15·284 (E2l : 1S· K -, Stephen Watts 19·524d ; . 11·97c ; Mormon volun­ Ked-khoda (title) 21·194c. teers 18·844d. Kedleston, Derby, 9·416 (II. KEARNY, N.J. 15· 7 0 7 c. D4) ; 8·70b. - Co., Kan. 15·654 (A2), Kedron, Ark. 2·552 (C3). Kearsarge, Mich. 18·372 (B2). -, Ill. 14·304 (D 6 ). -, N.H. 19·490 (E3). -, riv., Pal. 20·602 (C5) ; 15· -, mt., N.H. 19· 4 9 0 (D 5 ). 332 (maps) ; 5·594 b. -, pass, Cal. 5·7c. -, val., Pal. 15· 332a, - North, mt., N.H. 19·490 Kedu, residency, Java 111·284 (E3) . (A·B� & C2). " Kearsarge " (battleship) 24· Keechelus, lake, Wash. 28·354 901a. (D2). - (sloop) 1-827c. Keechelus andesite group 27· Kearsley, Lanes. 16·139 (D2) ; 632a. 16· 1 40b. Keech! Creek, riv., Tex. 26·690 KEARY, ANNIE 15·7 0 7 d. (I2). Keasbey, N . .T. 19·502 (A3). Keech Pond, lake, R.I. 23·249 KEATE, JOHN 15·707d. (Bl). -, R. W. 3·606b ; 19 ·260e ; Keedysville, Md. 17·828 (D2). 20 ·1 5 6c. Keegan, Dennis Francis 4·29c. Keating, Geoffrey 5·631a. Keeill (arch.) 17·539a. -, William Hypolitus 5·438a. Keel, Ala. 1·460 (Cl). Keating, Pa. 21·106 (F-03). -, Ire. 14·7 4 4 (A3). - Summit, Pa. 21·106 (F2). -, mts. : see Kjtilen. KEATS, JOHN 15·7 0 8 ; g. Keel (astron.) : see Carina. 621d ; metre 22 · 7 2�c ; ro• KEEL (ship) 15·7 12a ; 24· manticism 9·6�7c, 23·750c ; 960d ; 24·972d. Severn's portraits 24· 7 2 3 b. Keelboat 18·615d. Keats, Va. 28·118 (D4), Keel bridge, Ire. 14·744 (B3). -, pt., Can. 5·160 (El), Keele (Viking ship) 4·98d. Keauhou, Haw. 13·84 (D3). K e group 19 • 8 2 7 b ; 25· -, bay, Haw. 13· 8 4 (C3). d.

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Kelp, Ind. 14·422 (E6). Kejstut (Lithuanian prince) : Kellerton, Ia. 14·732 (C4). Kembattis, tribe 7·91d. Kellerville, Ill. 14-304 (A4). see Kiejstut. KELP 15·720d. Kemberton, ::lalop 9·420 (IlL -, Ind. 14·422 (D8). Kek, is!., Aus. see Veglia. - goose 12·242c. Cl). Kekenis, penin., Alsen I. 1 · Keller Wald, mts., Ger. : geo- - pigeon : see Sheathbill. · KEMBLE (family) 15·723b. logy 20·236b. 75 7a. - substitute 14·724b. -, E. W. (artist) 5·335c. Kekerangu, N.Z. 19·624 (E5), Kellerwand, mt., Alps 1·747c. Kelsall, 'fhomas Forbes 3• -, JOHN MITCHELL 15•'he4c. 6 14b. ·; Kekewich, Robert George 27• Kellett, Sir Henry 21·946a. Kemble group 20· 1 1 9d. Kellett, cape, Can. 21·938 Kelsay, riv., Oreg. 20·242 (C4). Kemblesville, Pa. 21·1 06 (L6). 207c. (AI). Kekionaga, Ind. 10·728a. Kemble v. Farren 4·199c ; 7• Kelsey, Ky. 15·740 (Bl). - Bank, is!., China 13·658a. Kekko, Hung. 3-4 (F2). - Head, pt., Corn. 9·4:5 0 (VI. 78Ia. Kekova, Turk.As. 2·760 (C5) ; - Land, is!., Arct. : see WranB:l). Kemchik, gorge, Russ.As. 28• gel Land. -, North, Lines. 9-416 (II. 2-7 57 b. 9 1 4c. Kellettville, Pa. 21·106 (D2). G2). -, isl., Turk.As. 2·760 (05). -, riv., China 27·420 (H2) ; Kelley, Edward : see Kelly. Kekri, India 1·453c. Kelsey plum 11·269c. 18- 7 1 lb. Kelley Creek, riv., Ala. 1·460 Kelsey, South, Lines. 9 • 416 KEMENY, ZSIGMOND, baron Kekruphalos 7·234b. (C2). (II. G3). K E K U L E, FRIEDRICH 15·724d ; 13-928b. August,( 1 829-1896) 15• 7 1 7 d ; Kelleys, isl., 0. 20-26 (El). Kelseyville, Cal. 5·8 (B2). Kerner, Asia !\I. 6-7 49c. 6·49b ; o n benzene 6·52b, - Island, 0 . 20-26 ( E l ). Kel•o, Ark. 2·552 (D4). Kernes, barony, Wales 21• 6·55c ; on diazo compounds Kellgren, Henrik (gymnast) -, Cal. 5·8 (F4). 8 1 d. 16·728b. 8 · 1 7 4a ; valency 27·84 7a. -, Ind. 14·422 (H6). Kemeys, Edward 24·5 1 6c. -, JOHAN HENRIK (poet) -, Mo. 18·608 (G4). -, Reinhard 12-483c. Komi, Huss. 23·8 72 (B·C2). 15·719b ; 26·21 8a. Kekuna (oil) 1·543d. -, riv., Ruas. 23·8 7 2 (B2) 1 -, N.Dak. 19·780 (G-H2). Kellie, Thomas Erskine, 1 st -, N.Z. 19·624 (B6). Kela 13·85d. 10·3�3c. earl of 12·30ld : see also Mar KELSO, Scot. 15·721a ; 24·412 Kemi (name of Egypt) 9·4ld. Kelaa Kebira, Tun. 1·643 (D2). and Kellie, earls of. Keladi (dynasty) 19·15 1a. (F4) ; abbey church 2-404b ; Kemijiirvi, lake, Russ. 23-8 7 2 Kellie Law, hill, Scot. 16·507 d. Kelakah, dist., Bor. 24·208a. geology 23·790a. (C2). Kelang, is!., Mai.Arch. 17•466 Kelligrew, Nfd. 19·479 (D3). Kemikdji-Odjaghi, Asia M. 18• -, Wash. 28·354 (C3). Kelliher, Minn. 18·550 (C3). Kelson (Keelson) 17·87 1 a ; 24• 72d. (F3). Kellison, Matthew 18·7 48a. Kemin, isl. see Gardner Kelani, riv., Cey. 6• 7 1 3b. 960c. K Gijuku, university, .Tap. Kemp (wool) 28-807d. Kelenderls, Tilrk.As. 2•760 Kelly, Charles (actor) : see -, riv., For. 6· 168 (L4). 15- 1 7 1ld. Wardell, E. A. Kelvedon, Ess. 9·424 (IV. D3). KEMPE, 'JOHN (archbishop (E4) ; 2·757b. Keion (artist) 15·1 7 3 (Pl. II. of Canterbury) 15·725a. -, Daniel 15·720a. - Hatch, Ess. 16-942 (E2). Kelene : see Ethyl Chloride. Jig. 5 ) . -, Edward (astrologer) 7· - Hatch Common, Ess. 16• Kempelen, baron 6•946d. Keir, James (physicist) 14· Kelep 7·262a. Kempen, Jacob van 1·897b. 920d. 942 (F2). Kelermes, burial mound, Russ. 7 9 7a. (bushranger) Kelve-Mahim, India see Ma· Kempen, Ger. (Posen) 11·808 -, EDWARD 24·528b. Keir, e .;tate, Scot. 24·418 (D2); 15·720a ; 2·589c. (F·G3). Keles, riv., C.Asia 26·303d. him. 8-ll 7 0d. KELVIN, WILLIAM THOM· KEMPEN, Ger. (Rhine prov.) Keir Hardie, J. see Hardie, Keletron, Maoedon. : see Kas- -, Fanny 16·105a. 15·725c ; 11·808 (I. j6). -, SIR FITZROY (1796-1880 ) toria . son, 1st baron 15-72 1c ; on •1. Kcir. 15-720b. Kele Weddo, tribe 27•964c. RICHARD aether 1·293a ; age of Earth KEMPENFELT, Kei Hoad, Cape Col. 5·235a. 15-725c ; signalling system -, Gerald 20·501a. Keb:ti (metal worker) 15• Kellord, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 ( E l ). 11·650b ; ampere balance 125-70b. H ( 1 7 3 9 - 1 7 7 7 ) 15 · Kelheim, Ger. 11·808 (C4) ; 23· ! i< Uc. 88lc ; cable duplexing 26· :l7c. - Yei-;en (artist) 15·176d. 5 18d ; calculating machine Kempenich, Ger. 11-808 (I. Kelibia, Tun. 1·643 ( D l ). -, James Graves 6·252b. Keber, Heinhard 19·78a. 4·980c, 12-957b ; Carnot's j-k7). Kelit, C.Asia see Kilif. -, John (author) 23·301c. l�(+� group 5-2�9c. theory 13-145d ; cell voltaic Kemper, Jackson 15·733b. Keisllcorran, Ire. : geology 25· Ke!ingkang, mts., Bor. 24· -, Rev. John (Manx scholar) 3·532b ; compass 6·804c, 6· Kemper Co., Miss. 18·600 (D3). 8·392b. 2 0 7 c. 2Hd. 806b ; condensation of gases Kempes, fjord, Green. 12·54l (G3) . Kei" Kama, riv., Cape Col. 25· Kelisman, Asia M. see Olazo­ -, John (American politician) 6·849a ; dynamics 8·757b, menae. 26·392a. 8·760a, 17·99 1 d ; dynamo­ Kempf, P. (astronomer) 21• 466 ( H-19) ; 5·228c ; 15· Kelkit Irmak, riv., Asia M. 2• -, J . J. (cricketer) 7·444d. 530d. 629d. meter 8·782c ; electrical ma­ 760 (G2) ; 22·70c. -, MICHAEL 15·720c. Keis", Scot. 24·412 (E l ) ; 4• chine 9·1 79a ; electricity Kempin, Emelie 27·769d. -, Sir Richard Denis 3·79a. Kelko, cave, Yorks. 5·579a. 960c. researches 9·186d ; electro­ Kemp J,a.nd, dist., Antarct. 21• Ken, F. 16-786b. -, Thomas (hymn-writer) 14• 961 (D) ; 21·963c. Keisters, Pa. 21·106 (C3). meters 9·235a ; on energy 9· Keistut (Lithuanian prince) : Kell, Ill. 14·304 (D5). 196b. 392d, 9·401 b ; on gyrostatic Kempley, Gloucs. : church 19• Kellas, Alexander :Mitchel 2· -, Thomas .J. (Fenian) 10· see Kiej ,;tut. 24b. chain 12·777d ; hydrome­ 4 7 7 a. 255c. KEITH (family) 15·715b. chanics 14·1 2 7 d ; life origin Kempoch, pt., Scot. 12·288c. -, A rt h ur 18·62c ; 27·93 1 d ; Kellaways, Wilts. 5·58c. -, William (Inventor) 7-305d. 16·60 1 d ; light theory 16· Kempsey, N.S.W. 19·538 (G2). Kellaways Beds : Callovian -, William (Plymouth brother) 27-9:l6a. 622c ; magnetism theory 17· -, Worcs. 9-420 (III. C2) ; -, FRANCIS group. 21·865a. 28·824d. 352c ; on magnetic induction EDWARD - clay 5-58c. Kelly, Dev. 9·430 (VI. D2). James 15·7 1 6b. 17·328b ; Rontgen rays 23· Kempsford, Gloucs. 9·420 (IlL D3). -, Ky. 15·740 (A4). - rock 5•58c. -, GEORGE 15· 7 1 6c. 696b ; siphon recorder 26· -, GEORGE KEITH EL • Kellek (raft) 3·196d. -, La. 17·54 (B2). 523b ; surface tension 5· Kempster, Francis .James 26• phinstone, vi,count 15· 7 1 6d. Kellekli, Asia M. 13•536 (D2) ; -, N.Mex. 19·520 (C3). 258c, 27·898d ; thermody­ 1006b. 13-536d. -, Okla. 20·58 (B3). -. �ir John (d. 1 7 14) : see namics 26-809d, 26-Sllc ; Kemp's thermostat 14·368b. Keller, count (soldier) 23-923b. Kellya 16·123a. Kintore. earl of. thermoelectrici\y 26-8 17a ; Kempston, Beds. 9·424 (IV -, ALBERT 15·718a ; 20· Kellyburg, Pa. 21·106 (I3). A2) ; 3·621a. -, Thomas 20-:J 8 2c. tides 26·944b. 26-957c ; volt­ 5 10d. Kelly Butte, rot., Ariz. 2·544 -, Sir William 11-24c. meter 28-206b ; Wheat­ KEMPT, SIR JAMES 15·725d; · -, Augustine 26·259a. Kith, a n . 1·500 ( B2). (C3). 15·46c. stone's bridge 28-585c. Kelvin, Ariz. 2·544 (C3). KEITH, Scot. ( Bantfsh.) 15· -, Ferdinand (archaeologist) - College, Dev. 26-457d. Kempt, la.ke, Can. 22·7 2 4 (B3). i ! 7 h ; 24·412 ( F2). - Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19·780 -, Ga. 11·752 (C4). 10·485a. -, riv., Switz. 26·242 (F2). (F2). KEMPTEN, Ger. (Bav.) 15• - ( Cpper), Scot. ( Hadding· -, Gerard 8·728a. -, N.Dak. 19·780 (D-El). -, GOTTFRIED 15·718b ; 11• Kellyella 11·123b. t on . ) : see L'pper Keith. 726a ; 11·808 (C5). -, riv., Scot. 24·418 (C3) ; 12· 796d. Kellyellidae 16·123b. --. ln;-, can. 5- 1 60 (E2). -, Ger. ( Hesse) 11·808 (II. 81 (map) ; 25·927d. -, Heinrich 8·840c. Kelly-Kenny, Sir Thomas 27· Kelvin (energy unit) 27·7 40a. ·--, h:ll, �lass. 17-852 ( D2). l·m9). 206b. -, HELEN ADAMS 15·718c ; - Co . , X cu. 1 9- 3 2 4 (C3). Kelvingrove, park, Gla.sgow -, Switz. 26-242 (F2). 7-894d ; 8·561 b. Kelly Lake, Minn. 18·550 (E3). Keith · Falconer, Ion 18·597c. Kempton, Ill. 14-304 (D3). 12·81 (map) ; 12-83c. Kellys Creek, Ala. 1•460 (C2). Keller, Ga. 11-752 (E4). K e i tltians (sect) 15-716d. Kelvinhaugh, Scot. 12·81 -, Ind. 14·422 (E4). Kelly Station, Pa. 21•106 -, :N.Dak. 19·780 (02). heitltley, Y orks. : see Keigh- -, Ind. 14·422 (C6). (map). -, Okla. 20·58 ( D :l). (C-D4). ley. Kelvinside, Scot. 12·81 (map). -, Pa. 21·106 (L4). Kt·itlts, �iiss. 18·600 (B4). Kellyton, Ala. 1·460 (C3), -, Tex. 26·690 (A7). Kelway, 0. E. (engineer) 16· -, park, Mdx. 16-942 (C3) ; Kellyville, Okla. 20-58 (E2). -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (G3). Keithsburg, G a . 1 1 - 7 5 2 (B l). 26·93b; 18·414b ; raciug 13• 864b. -, Tex. 26·690 (N3). - , I l l . 14-:l04 ( .\2). -, Wash. 28·354 (Gl). 730a. Kelyphite 22·695b. -, W. Va. 28·560 (F2). Kelmellot Nig. 19·678 (Bl). 1-:eitlt ville, La. 17 -5 4 (AI). Park Racecourse Co., Lt. KEHL, Ger. 15· 7 1 4c ; 11·808 (A!) ; French capture ( l 7 03) 25-60 l h ; siege ( 1 698) 8· 7 35a ; siege ( 1 796) 8·78b. Kehr, riv., Asia .\1. 9•897b ; 14- H l b. Kehrsitcn, Switz. 26•242 (E2) ; 17·98a. Kehs 4-260d. Kehsi·�iansam, Blll'. 4·840 (E4). KEI, isls., �Iai.Arch. 15-7 1 4d ; 17·466 (G4) ; 1·797b ; Chris· tian communitie-; 19-488c. -, riv., Cape Col. 25·466 (I9) ; 5·228a ; 5·239a. -, trench, 1\Iai.Sea 19·973d. Kei apple 5·231a. Keibun (artist) 15·175b. Keif (drug) see K ief. Keig, Scot. 8·406b. KEIGHLEY, Yorks. 15·714d ; 28-93:l ( B l ). -, moor, Yorks. 28·933 (Al). Kei'l'win, Hiehard 4·1 85a. Keiki (shogt.n' 15·2±0a ; 15• 265a. Keiko (of Japan) 15·253c. Keil, Bruno 7 · 1 ; c. -, !Jr ( 1 8 1 2 -1 8 7 7 ) 6-79 3a. Keila (measure) 28•492b. Keilah, Pal. 7·�55b ; 24•124a. Keilat, lake, Sud. 15·907b. Keilbachjoch, pass, Alps 1• 7 46h. Keilberg, mt.. Aus. 3·4 (Cl) ; 9-7 59 b. Kcilhau, Balthasar �fatthias 15·5 � 1 d ; 19·817b ; 25· 7 1 0c. Keilllau, (ier. 11-239c. Keill, James 18·51b ; 27·928b. -, John 14•.\42c. Keills, Scot. 24·H2 (C4). Keilor, Viet. 28-:JS (El). KEIM, KARL THEODOR 15• 7 1 5a ; 2·1 9.ld. Kcim's method (painting) 19·

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Kensington, Minn. 18·550 (B5 ). Kent, North, Conn. : see North Kenfig Pool, lake, Wales 12· Kennedy, 0. 20·26 (L6). -, castle, Scot. 25·983d. -, N.H. 19·490 (F6). Kent. 7 3d. 3 7 6 (17) ; canal 14·851b. · -, chan., Green. 12·54:l (C1). -, N.S.W. 26·278 (C4·3). Kenton, Simon 15•7 40a ; 17• -, riv., Scot. 24-412 ( D 4 ) ; 15• Ken-ga-mine, rot., Jap. 15· --'-, lake, Can. : see Nettilling. -, N.Y. 19·596 (I3). 939b ; 25·7 41 c. 8 3 1 d. 157c. Kennedy's Pass, Scot. : geo­ -. o. 20·26 (I3). Kenton, Dev. 9·430 (VI. E2) ; Kenge : see Okapi. Ken (measure) 28·492b. logy 3•75b. -, Pa. 21·I06 (L·M7). 28·793d. KENA, Egy. 15·727a ; 9·40 Keng·llkam, Bur 4·840 (F4). Kennedyville, Md. 17·828 -, Viet. 18·90 (map) ; 18·90d. -, Mich. 18·372 (B3). - hung, China 6·168 (G5}. (B2). - Gardens,Lond. 16·938 (B2 ) ; KENTON, 0. 15·740a ; 20•28 (112). Kengi : see i::l umer. -, dist. : see Canaan. 16·94lb ; 15·734a. KENNEL (diet.) 15·731c. (C3). Kenglap, Bur. 4·840 (G4}. -, prov., Egy. 9·29a. - Palace, Lond. 16·938 ( B 2 ) ; -, Okla. 20·58 (A4). Keng 'l'awng, Shan state, Bur. - Club 8·ii76c. Kenai, Alsk. 1·472 (H3). 15·7 33c ; 2·420d. huntsman 13·949a. -, Tenn. 26·620 (Bl). 18·710d. -, mts., Alsk. 1·472 (H4) ; 1• - 'l'ung, Bur. 15·729a ; 4·840 Kennemerland (dist.), Holl. 1• - Road,Lond. 16·938(A3-B2 ). - Co., Ky. 15·7 4 0 (D2). 4 7 3a. 686c ; 11·234a. -, South, dist., Lond. 15· Kentontown, Ky. 15·740 (D2). (F4). -, penin., Alsk. 1·472 (H4) ; 733b ; 10·69a ; observatory Kentoripa, Sicily : see Centu- TUNG, Shan state, Bur. 15· Kenner, La. 17·54 (c7). 1·473c. 19·955a. - Creek, riv., Okla. 20·58 ripe. 72�c. Kenamou. rlv., Can. 22·724 (BI). - Square, Lond. 15· 7 33d. Kentra, bay, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (C3). Kenhart, Cape Col. 25·466 (E-F1 ) ; 16·28d. KENT, EARLS AND DUKES Kentriadae (Gr. family) 4• Kennerdell, P a . 21·I06 (C3). (E7). Kenana, tribe 15·907d. Kennerleigh, Dev. 9·430 CVL of 15·734b. Kenia, rot. : see Kenya. 808c. Kenani, Br.E.Af. 4·601 (B3). E2). -, Edmund Grey, Lord Grey Kentrochona 14·56Id. Kenansville, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (E3). Kenigsperger J. W. 6·440c. de Ruthyn and earl of 15· Kents, Ala. 1·460 (C4). Kenath (Canatha), Syr. 3·465c. Kenilworth, Kimberley, Cape Kennery I., is!., India : light· house 16·650. 734c ; 12·592b. KENT'S CAVERN ( Kent's b ole) Col. 15·799b. Kenatsa, lllor, 18·851 (F3) ; KENILWORTH, Warwick. 15· Kennesaw, Ga. 11·752 ( B I ) ; -, Edmund of Woodstock, 15·7 40a ; 5·57 5 d ; 2·346c : 18·852b. battle ( 1 864) 1 • 825a ; 17· earl of : see Edmund of 729a ; 9·420 (III. D 2 ) ; his­ 2 · 1 1 5a. -, riv., l\Ior. 18·852b. 715c. Woodstock. tory 9·49:lc, 8·993d. Kent sheep 24·820a. Kenchester, Hereford. 4·584 Kenneshre, monastery, Syr. -, Edward Augustus, duke of Kent, South, Conn. : -, Dictum of ( 1 2 66) 9·493d. see (B5) ; 4·587b. 26·314d. 15·734d ; 28-28b. South Kent. Kend, riv., Pers. 21· 188 ( B 1 ) ; " Kenilworth Castle " (ship} Kennet, riv., Berks. 9·420 (III. -, Hubert de Burgh, earl of : - Store, Va. 28· l l 8 ( D ·E3). 24·8871>. 21·190a. E4) ; 4·584 (C6) ; trout­ see Burgh, .Hubert de. Kenira, riv., Cape Col. 25·466 Kentucky, N.S.W. 19 • 5 3 8 Kenda, India 14-376 (I·KS). fishing 13·93ld. -, Odo, earl of : see Odo. (18). (F2). KENDAL, DUKEDOM OF 15· Kenisch, rots., Syr. 20·602 - and Avon, canal, Wilts. 9· -, Thomas de B oland (d. -, riv., Ky. 15·740 (D3) ; 15• 7 27b. 420 (III. D 4) ; 25·389c. 1360), earl of 15 • 7 34b ; (Dl). 7 4 0cl. -, Ehrengarde :\Ielusina,duch­ 10·65a. KENITES, tribe 15·729c ; 4 · Kenneth, St 10·331a ; 23• KENTUCKY, state, U.S. 15• esa of 4·1 63a. . -, Thomas de Roland (d. 949b ; 20·615a ; Jehovah 1 0 1 5c. 740c ; 15·7 4 0 (map) ; ad· -, Margaret Sho.fto (actress) KENNETH I. (Macalpin : of 1 400), earl of 15·734c ; 9· ministration 15·7 43d, 20· worship 13·692c. 15·727c. Scotland) 15·731c ; 17·19c ; 5 1 0c. 9 7 9d ; coal 27·642a ; cotton -, WILLIAM HUNTER 15· Kenjan-fu, China : see Sigan­ Louisa, 24·431d. -, Victoria Mary crop 7·264d ; education 15· fu. 7 2 7c ; 8·533a. duchess of 28·28b ; 23·38b. 7 44c, 3·7 67 d ; fauna 27• Kendal, Jav. 15·284 (D2) ; 15· Kenj eh, Russ. : see Elisavet· - II. (of Scotland) 15·731d. " Kenneth, Ind. 14·422 (E3). pol. -, William Neville, earl of geology 8·I27 a ; 634a ; 290b. governors 15·7 4 7 d ; history 15·7:>4c. KENDAL, Westm. 15·727d ; Kenk-Kiok, China 6·168 (C2). -, Kan. 15·654 (H 2). of 15·7 45b ; newspapers 19· -, G. 14·44b. 9·412 (I. G!) ; geology 28· Kenko-boshi(J apanese author) Kennett, Basil 10·617c. -, H. (photographer) 21·49Ia. -, H. A. 16·658d. 15· 169d. 5 7 2b, 16·526d ; population 553d ; rainfall 28·554a. -, R. H . (theologian) 14·864d. -, Holy Maid or : see Holy 15·7 43b: Presbyterian Theo· - and Lancaster canal, Lanes. Kenley, i::l ur. 16·942 (D3). -, WHITE 15·7 :l2a ; 16·556b. Kenlis, Ire. : see Kells. Maid of Kent. logical Seminary 22·293d, 7• 16·149a. Kennett, Cal. 5·8 (B l ). -, Jacob Ford 25·596c. 824a ; tobacco crops 26• - community 6· 793a; 13·82a. Kenly, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (D2). Kenmare, lord 10·444b ; 27• -, Mo . 18·608 (A5). -, JAMES 15·735a. l 038c ; university 15·7 45a. - Green, :\lass. 17·852 (A4). -, Va. 28·118 (C3). -, WILLIAM 15·735b ; 2· " Kentucky " (ship) 24·90Ia. 2c. Kendal Green (fabric) 15· Kenmare, Ire. 14·744 (B5) ; -, riv., Cambs. 5·97d. 420c ; Hogarth's satires on Kentucky blue grass : see June 728a. Kennewick, Wash. 28•354 geology 14·745b. 13·566c. Kendall, Amos 15·108d ; 11· grass. (F3). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (B-Cl), Kent, Conn. 6·952 (B3). Kentucky Boy : see Cart• 416J.d. 17·828 ( A l ) . don (6th viscount) 15·729d. Adolph 15•732c ; 9·654b ; -, Oreg. 20·242 (E2). Kent v. Astley 16·18c. -, Mont. 14·27 6 (E2). Kenn, Dev. 9·430 (VI. F2}. 13·258b. Kentville, Can. 19·83I (B2). -, Pa. 21·106 (D4). -, N.¥. 19·596 (B2). -, Som. 9·4:1 0 (VI. G I ). KENNICOTT, BENJAMIN 15· -, Wash. 28·354 (B4). Kentwood, La. 17·54 (D3). -, Wash. 28·354 (Cl). -, isl., Pers. : see Kish. 732c ; 3·860a. KENT, co., Eng. 15·736a ; 9· Kenty, Aus. 3·4 (F2). -, Wis., 28·740 (C5). -, Robert (explorer) 28·945c. Kenna, N.Mex. 19·520 (G4). 424 (IV. D 4) ; 16•942 (E3) ; Kenulf : see Cenwulf, abbot of -, cape, Can. 5·160 (M3). dene·holes 8·19c ; fruit Kennamer Cove, Ala. 1·460 Kennicott's ground squirrel Peterborough. - Co., Ill. 14·304 (D2). farming 11·262d ; gavelkind Kenvil, N.J. 19·502 (C2). 27·633c. (Cl). - Co., Tex. 26·690 (I6). 11·538d ; geology 21·847b ; Kenwal (Saxon king) : Kenningar (diet.) 14·235b. see - school (for deaf and dumb) Kennan, Wis. 28·740 (C3). hops 13·67 8c ; orchard area Kenninghall, Norf. 9·424 (IV . Kennard, Ind. 14·422 (G5). Coenwalh. 11·416d. E2). 11·26lb. Kenwood, Ga. 11·7 52 (B2). Kendallville, Ind. 14·422 (G2). -, Neb. 19-:!24 (H3). -, Kent 9·424 (IV. D4). -, is!., Md. 17·828 (G3). -, Ia. 14·732 ( B 2 ) . -, Pa. 21·I06 (B3). Kendang, mts., Jav. 3·356a. KENNINGTON, dist., Lond. -, isis., Tas. 26·438 ( B l ) ; 26· - Park, Ia . 14·732 (F2). -, Tex. 26·690 (.M4). lrendangan, Bor. 4·257 (C3). 15·733a ; 16·938 (C3) ; 16· 439a. -, lake, Scot. 24· 4 I 8 (D1). Kenworthy, William 28·447a. -, div., Bor. 4·257 (C3). KENT, kingdom, Eng. 15·7 36c; Kenwyn, riv., Corn. 27·329b. l l Oa. Kendari, :\Ial.Arch. 17·466 Kennard's sand-pump 8·566b. - Oval, Lond. 7·442b. 4·589d ; marriage customs Kenya : see Miura Kenya. Kennayan, tribe 9·769b. (E3). 4·594c, 26·682b. KENYA, mt., Br.E.Af. 15• - ( Vosmaer), bay, Mal.Arch. Kennebago, lake, .1\Ie. 17•434 - Park, Lond. 16·938 (C3) ; -, penin . , Can. 5·160 (H2). 15·733a. 7 48b ; 4·601 (B3) ; 11·4I 3 d ; (B:l). 5·597a. -, pt., 1\ld. 17·828 (G3). Kennio : see Kenryo . altitude 1·321 b ; ascent of Kenderli, bay, Russ. 23·872 -, riv., l\Ie. 17·434 (B3). Kennebec, Ia. 14·732 (B2). Kennion, George Wyndham -, riv., Lanes. 9·4I6 (II. B l ). 18·938d ; geology 4·602b ; (H7). 12·113c. -, riv., Westm. 9·412 (I. C4) ; glaciers 1·325b. Kendevan, mts., Pers. 9·I64b. -, S. Dak. 25·506 (F4). 28·553d ; geology 28·563d. -, prov., Br.E.Af. 4·601 (B2); -, riv., Me. 17·434 (C4) ; 2· Kennoway, Scot. 24·41 8 (E2) ; Kendiseh, mt., Syr. 16·347a. Kentallenite 18·802a. 905b ; 17·434d. 4·603a. 16·507d. Kendrapara, India 14·382 Kentani, Cape Col. 25·466 (19). Kenyahs, tribe 24·20 7 d ; 2• Kennebecasis, riv., Can. 19· Kennowits, tribe 7·796b. (M9). 465 (C2). Kennun, El (amir of Morocco) Kentauros (myth .) 5·669b. 52 a. -, canal, India 17·395a. Kent City, Mich. 18·372 (E6). Kenyon, F. G. 13•381b ; 7• Kennebec Co.,Me.17·434 (C4). 18·859d. Kendrew, John 16·725a. Kennebunk, Me. 17-4:14 (B5). Kennydale, Wash. 28·354 - Co., Del. 17-828 (112). 1 6 c ; 3 · I 23d. Kendrick, John 28·357a. - Co., Md. 17·828 (G-H2). -, LLOYD KENYON, 1st ( B 4 ). -, lake, Me. 17-�34 (B5). Kendrick, Colo. 6·722 (F3). - Co., Mich. 18·372 (E6·7). - Port, l\Ie. 17·434 (B5) ; 17· Keno : see Lotto. baron, 15·7 48d. -, F!a. 10·5!0 (D2). Kenogami, riv., Can. 20· 1 1 4 - Co., R.I. 23·249 (B2). Kenyon, Ark. 2·552 (D2). 436c. -, Ida. 14·276 (A2). -, riv., Me. 17·434 (B5). - Co., Tex. 26·690 (G2). (C1). -, Lanes. 16·I39 (C3). -, llliss. 18-GOO ( D l). - County Cricket Club 7·441c. -, Minn. 18·550 (E6). Kennedale, Tex. 26·690 (B8). Kenogenesis (diet.) 20·634a. -, Okla. 20·58 (E2). KENNEDY (family) 15· 7 3 0a. - College, Gambier, 0. 11• KENORA, Can. 15·733a ; 20• - Ditch, riv., Kent 13·98a. -, mt., Ariz. 2·544 (C2). -, Sir A. B. W. : testing -, East, Conn. : see East 1 1 4 (A I ) ; 16·94b. 439c : 22·47 4a. -, mt,., Ariz. 2·544 (B2). machine 25·10I2b. KENOSHA (Sovthport), Wis. Kenyori·Sla.ney clause 8·980a. Kenduli (Kinduvilva), India Kent. Kentei, mts., China 25·10 (F4); Kenz (dialect) : see Bani Kenz. -, BENJAMIN HALL 15· 15·73:la ; 28·740 (F6). 13·486a. 25·11a ; 18· 7 l lb. - Co., Wis. 28·740 (E-F6). Kenzan (ceramists) 15·I84b ; 7 30d. Kenduskeag, l\le. 17·434 Kentei-alin, mts., China 17· -, CHARLES RANN 15·731a ; Kenosis 12·255b ; 26·780d. 15·187a ; 15·185 (Pl. VIII). (C·D4). 12·506d. Kenova, W.Va. 28· 1 1 8 (A3), 553 ( D 3 ). Kenze-chaka, mt., Tib. 6·168 -, riv., Me. 17·434 (D4) ; 3· Kentfield, Edwin 3·937a. -, Gilbert (4th earl of Cas· Kenrick, John 17·797d. (C3). 3I6d. silis) : see Cassilis. Kenryo (Buddhist priest) 15· Kentford, Suff. 9·424 (IV. D2). Keo, Ark. 2·552 (D3). Kendykty, plateau, China 1· -, Sir Hugh 24·439b. Kentia 20·64Ib. 261c. - , rot., Mal.Arch. 17·466 (E4); 758b. KENTIGERN, ST 15·739d ; - nor, lake, China 27·420 -, James 24·440b ; 23·1015a. Kensal, N.Dak. 19·780 (F2). 10·539b. - Green, dist., Lond. 16 • -, Janet 15·I4Ia. 18· I 7 I a ; in Scotland 24· Keogh , fort, Mont. 14·276 (H2). 430d ; Stobo church 27· 938 (A2) ; 15·733b ; ceme· Kendyrlyk, riv., Russ.As. 28· -, John (cotton spinner) 7 · (G2). 4llla ; tomb 12·8Ib. 286a, 287b. tery 5·659c. 95Ia. Keokee, Va. 28·1 1 8 (A-B 1 ) . - Town, dist., Lond. 6·25b. Kentisbeare, Dev. 9·430 (VI. Keokuk (Indian chief) 4·22a ; -, John Pendleton 1·836c. Kenealy, Arabella 15·728c. F2). -, EDWARD Kensee, Ky. 15·740 ( D 4 ). 15·749b. VAUGHAN -, John S. 19·614b. -, Susanna, countess of Eg- Kensei-to (political party) 15· Kentisbury, Dev. 9·430 (VI. KEOKUK, Ia. 15·7 49a ; 14• Hyde 15·728b. lin ton : see Eglinton. 2 7 2b. D 1 ). 732 (F4) ; 14·732d. Keneenawan group ( geol. ) 27· 624d; 11·67 0d ; 22·267a. Kew Gardens, Sur. 15·767a; 4•300b ; 2·337 d ; admini­ Aiton's 1·422b : •tration her­ directorship 1·448a ; barium 13·333d, 3·747a, 3· 10·140d ; library 781b ; North collection 19·759c ; p�oda 5·821c. - Palace, Sur. 15-766d. 28·933 Yorks. KexbPough,

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Kexholm, Fin. 23·872 (D3) ; battles 28·1 7 d ; 1&·61c ; ( 1 6 1 1 ) 26·202a, ( 1 7 1 0) 10· 38�c. -, prov., Fin. 26·202b ; 26· 20(& ; 26·206b.

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Keyes, Robert 12·728a.. Keyes, lake, N.Dak. 19·780 (F3). Keyesport, Ill. 14-304 (05). Keyham, Dev. 21·862 (map) ; 8-129d. Keyhole nebula 25·7 8 7 a. Keying (plastering) 21·785d. Keyingham, Yorks. 9·416 (11. G2). Key Largo, isl., Fla. 10-540 (F6). see Lawrence : Keymis, Kemys, Lawrence. Franconia , Keyn, R. v. : see (law case) . Keynsham, Som. 9 · 4 3 0 (VI. G 1 ) ; 25·389c. Key of Truth 20·960b ; 3·365c. Key-pattern : see Fret. Keyport, N.J. 19·502 (B3), -, Wash. 28·354 (A4). Keyran, St. : see Ciaran. Keys, John : see Caius, John. -, Lady Mary 12·582d. Keys, House of, I. of M. 15· 7 67 d ; 17·536a ; 16·839d. -, Power of the 15·767d. Keysburg, Ky. 15·740 (A·B4). Keyser, Ephraim 15·639c. 7• -, Hendrik de 1·897c ; 954b ; 25·958a. -, Jakob Rudolf 19·817a.. -, Nicaise de 27·1024b. -, Pieter de 7·954b. -, Pieter Dirchsz : see Theodori, Petrus. -, Thomas de 23·78b. Keyser, N.C. 19·772 (C2). -, W.Va. 28·560 (D2), - Creek, riv., N.Y. 19·596 (A1). Keyserling, Alexander, count 20·316d ; 19·32b ; 8·125b. -, E. von 11·798c. Key signature 19·87b. Keysoe, Beds. 13·952d. Keysor, Colo. 6·722 (G3). Keysselitz, G. 27·344c. Keystone, Ark. 2·552 (01). -, Cal. 5·8 (C:�). -, Ia. 14·732 (E2). -. Ind. 14·422 (G3), -, Okla. 20·58 (E1). -, S.Dak. 25·506 ( B4 ). -. w. Va. 28·560 (ll4). KEYSTONE (arch.J 15·769a; 2·342c; 17·848a. Keysville, G».. 11·7 5 2 ( D 2 ). -, Mo. 18·608 (E4). - Va. 28· 1 1 8 ( D3). Keytesville, Mo. 18-608 ( D 2 ). Keyton. Ala. 1·460 ( D4). KEY WEST, Fla. 15·769a; 10· 540 ( E7 ) ; 10·540c; 25·594c. Keyworth, Notts. 9·416 (II. E4). Kezar Falls, Me. 17·434 (B5). - Pond, lake, Me. 17·434(B4). Kezdi Vasarhely, Hung. 3·4 (K3). Kezzaz, prov., Pers. 21·188 (A2) : 17·394b ; 21·194d. K.G. (title) 1·29b. Kha, race (Fr.I.C.) 14·49 1 b ; 16·191 b. Khab, oasis, Arab. 2·264 (E5). 23·872 Russ. Khabarikha, (H2). (Cossack Erofei Khabarov, leader) 25·18a ; 1·900a. KHABAROVSK, Russ.As. 15· 769c ; 25·10 (14). Khabiri (Habiri) people 5· 2·731b ; identifica­ 141c ; tion with Hebrews 10·78b, Syria 15·372 c ; 20·606c, invaded 5·141c. Khabis, Pers. 21·188 (02) ; 21•

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(admiral) 15·767a. 196d. -, Ellen 26·220d. -, Francis Scott 1·836d ; 11 · Khabt, plain, Arab. 2·259a. tribe 1·329d. Khabunke, 60d. (Chaborus), riv., -, Lieven de 16·395b ; 12· Khabur of Euphrates) (trib. As. Turk. 781a. 26·305 ( D 2 ) ; 18·180d ; 9· -, Phllip Barton 5·956c. 896a. -. THOMAS HEWI'M' 15· of (trib. Turk.As. -, riv., 767b. 26·970a. Tigris) Key, Ala. 1·460 (D1). Khachin, riv., Cane. 23·874 -, isis., Mal.Arch. : see Kei. (II. E3). -, lake, Ire. 14·744 (C3) ; 23· Khachmas, Cauc. 23·874 (II. 727c. E3). KEY (diet.) 15·767c. mts., Alin, Khadankhatala - (lock) 16·841c. China 17·553 (D-E3). - (music) 13·9d ; 13·5a ; 19· 7 7 c ; Wagner's treatment of Khadanyar, mt., India 15· 688b. 19·81a. Khadija (wife of Mahomet) 17· - (reef) 22-72 4c. 400c ; 17·410a. - (typewriter) 27·501d. - and Bible ordeal : see Bible Khadir, el : see Khidr, el. Khadirites : see Kadirites. and key. Khadki, India : see Kirkee. Ke-ya.ng, China. 6·168 (K3). Keya. Pa.ha, riv., S.Dak. and Khadra, palace, Damascus 5· 38b ; 5·38c. 19· Neb. 25·506 (E-F4) ; Khadup, Sokotra 25·355b. 324a.. a.ha Co., Neb. 19·324 Khaf, Pers. 21·188 (C-D2 ) ; Key 15·780c. (E2 . KE OARD 15·768& ; 21· Kha·em-hat (anc. Egyptian) 9· 67 (Pl. IV. fig. 47). 560b ; organ 20·268a. J[eyes, Sir Charles Patton 26- Khafaji (Arab writer) 9·105c. Kha.fr, Pers. 10·190b. lOUb ; 1·362b.

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use of this Index It Is essential to read the Instructions given on Page I. Khatra (Khafr15) (]!Jgy. king) : see Chephren. Khafrek, dist., Pers. 10·190c. Khagases, tribe 25-17d. Khago (tlsh) 25·142d. Khagrai (metal work) 14·393a. Khagun, Pers. 21·188 (C3 ) ; 21·190a. Khaibar (Chaibar), Arab. 2· ibn 13·217c ; 264 ( D 3 ) ; 2·269a ; dynasty Rashid Jews at 17·418a ; 17·40 7 c ; Shammar rule 19·351a. Khaibari (Khawarij leader} 5· 39b. see Khaiber, pass, India : Khyber. Khaibet (diet.) 9·56a. (Khaidu gol), Khaidyk · go! riv., Turkest. 27-420 (G3) ; 26·428a ; 26·428a. Khaidyk-tagh, mts., Turkest. ; see Chol·tagh. i ina 17·553 (A-B2) ; K !J

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Khalifa, Haji 27·466d. -, Sayyid (of Zanzibar) 28· 958a ; 1·345a. Khalifat, mts., Bal. 3·292c. anal, Cairo 4·954a ; � K !J d see Pers. : tribe, Khalij, Khalej. Khalil (Ashraf Salah a! din, Egyptian sultan) 9·100b ; 9· 92b. - (Persian sultan) 21-227d - (Sheikh a! Balad) 9·104b: Khalil, Pal. : see Hebron. a irrhoe), lake, Asia M. 8·

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7 7 0d ; 2·276b. Khaliye (Mevad) 27·442a. Khalji (Deihl dynasty) : see -, riv., China 17·553 (A2). Khilji. Khaipudyra, bay, Russ, 23· Khalka, tribe : see Kalkas. 872 (12). Khalkha-gol, riv., China 17·553 Khairabad, India 14·376 (16). (A3). -, fort, India 2·886d. Khalkhal, dist., Pers. 3-81a. - mt., Arm. 2·565 (C2). -, riv., India 3·133b. Khairagarh, India 14·382 (19); Khalki (Chalee, Chalcia) isl., 15·769c. Aeg.S. 25·734b. -, plateau, India 27·610b. - (Chalcitis), isl., S. of Mar­ KHAIRAGARH, state, India mora 22-:J46b ; 15·549b, 15·769c. see Khalmat, Khor, Bal. ; Kalmat, Khor. Khair Bey (Egyptian governor) 9·103b ; 9·92c. Khals (diet.) 26·1004a. KHAIREDDIN 15·769c ; 9· Khalsa doctrine 25·86b. - land 14·403a. 403b. Khair·ed-Din Barbarossa ; see Khaltemas, Elam 9·140d. Khizr· Barbarossa. Khalting-gol, riv., Tib. ; see Khairi, India 14·3 76 (18). Kiaktin, Khairokot, India 3·66:>b,c. Khalule : battle (690 B.c.) 9· Khairpur, India (Punjab) 14· 1 4 1 b ; 3·101d. 376 (E5). Khalwas 8·604c. -, India (Bombay) 15· 7 7 0a. Khalyk-tau, mts., Turkest. 27· 420 (F3) : 26·909c. KHAIRPUR (Khyrpoor), state, India 15·769d ; 14·3 7 6 (C6) ; Kham (son of Noah) ; see 26·52c. Ham. Khaisora, pass, India 28·435d. Kham, prov., Tib. : see Kham­ do. Khaissan (Mongol emperor) : Kham (diet.) 15·685d. see Kuluk Khan. Khait 19·380c. Khama (S.Afr. chief) 3·605b; Khaiwan, Arab. 28·914b. Matabele war 24· 1 0 1 4a ; Khaizoran (wife of Caliph servic. 2·418a ; 2·418c. Kish Bank, sandbank, Ire. 14• • Kinvarra, Ire. 14·7 -14 (C3). - l\Iuxloe, Leics. 9·420 (III. - Overblow, Yorks. 28·933 Kirkton, Scot. 24·418 (E2). - of Airlie, Scot. 24·418 (E1). (Dl). 744 (F3). E1) ; 16·395a. -, bay, Ire. 14·744 (B:i). - Stephen, Westm. 9·412 (I. - of Auchterhouse, Scot. 24· Kishen-G anga, riv., India 14· Kluver, Staffs. 25·758 (A2). Kirbyton, Ky. 15·740 (A2). 4 1 8 (E·F1). D4). 376 (E·F2) ; 15·687b. Tex. 26 • 690 hlnwardstone, dist., Wilts. 28· Kirbyville, - Thore, Westm. 9·4.12 (I. - of Glenisla, Scot. 24·418 Kishi, Nig. 19·678 (A3). (N-05). 699b. C3) ; 4·584 (B3). (E1). Kishida Ginko (journalist) 15• Kinwelrnersh, Francis 11·49±a. KirbJ", West, Ches. : see West KIRKCALDY, Scot. 15·830b ; - of Kingoldrum, Scot. 24· 1 7 1b. Kirby. Kinyeri (Kmeyree) : battle 24·418 (E2), 418 (E-F1). Ki-shih, China 6·168 (K5). ( 1 848) 9-ld. - Wiskl', Yorks. 9·412 (I. F4). Kirchberg, Ger. 11·808 (III. KIRKCALDY' OF GRANGE, - of Largo, Scot. 24·418 (F2). Kishin, Arab. 2·264 (F6) ; 12· Kinzelbach, Gottlob 13·416a. Sir William 15·830d. Kirkurd, church, Peebles, Scot. 800c. qll). Kinzers, Pa. 21·106 ( H 7 ). Kirkcaldy testing machine 25· 24·418 (E:J). KISHINEV, . Russ. 15·836b ; Kinzig, riv., Ger. 11·559a. -, Switz. 26·242 (D2). 10lla. Kirkville, Ia. 14·732 (E3). 23·87 4 (I. B3). Kinzigkulm, pass, Alps 1·7 45a. -, Switz. 26·242 (G2). Kircheimbolanden, Ger. 11· Kirkcambeck, Cumb. 9·412 (I. KIRKWALL, Scot. 15·83:ld ; Kishinouye (zoologist) 2·290a. Kinzoku-shi 15· 1 7 8b. C2). 24·412 (F1). Kishiwada, Jap. 15·156 (I9). 808 (II. 19). Kinzua, Pa. 21·106 (E2). Kirkeolm, Scot. 24·412 (C5). Kirkwhelpington, Northumb. Kishlak Khar, Pers. 21·188 Kirchen, Ger. 11·808 (I. k7). Kloa, is!., Pac.O. 10·335 (Cl). 9·412 (I. D2). (B1) ; 15·7 7 1c. Kioga (Ibrahim ), lake, Ugan. KIRCHER, ATHANASIUS 15• Kirkconnel, Scot. 24·412 (D4) ; 8•663c. Kirkwood, Ala. 1·460 (B2). Kish Light-ship, Ire. 14-7 H 827 a ; 17"64 7 d ; 16·186b. 27·557 (C2) ; 27·558b. Kirkcowan, Scot. 24·412 (Db). -, Cal. 5·8 (B2). (F3). Kiokce, Ga. 11·752 (D2). -, Conrad 6·831c. Kishm, dist., Afg. 14·3 7 b - Creek, riv., G . 11 · 752 KIRCHHEIM• UNTER·TECK, KlRKCUDBRIGHT, Scot. 15· -, Ill. 14·304 (B3). 831a ; 24·412 (D5). -, Mo. 18·608 (F2). ( C · D 1 ) ; 3·182c. Ger. 15·827b ; 11·808 (B4). (D2). -, Neb. 19·324 (E2). KISHM, is!. and town, Pers. KIRCHHOFF, GUSTAV RO· -, bay, Scot. 24·412 ( D ·E5), Kioko (dialects) : see Klboko. -, Pa. 21·106 (K6). bert 15·827b ; 6·46o � elec· KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE, 15·836c ; 21·188 (C3) ; 21• -, race 1·3:l0c ; 6·925c. Scot. 15·831c ; 24·412 (D4). Kirn, Scot. 24·418 (B3). trical capacity 9·244a ; in· 198a. Kio!rujibasho see Rising Kirneck, riv , Ger. 3·426d. Kishon, riv., Pal. see Mukatduction currents 9·186c ; Kirkdale, Yorks. 5·574b, Sun, ordPr of the. Kirni, riv., Ind. 1·896a, ta. light 16 • 620h ; magnetic Kirke, Sir David 22·728c. Kieloa, N.S.W. 19·538 (F4). stress 17 • :>40a ; radiation -, PERCY 15·833a ; 12·343d. Kirombo 28·1010a. Kishorn, Scot. 24·412 (C2). Kion (tombstone) 14·627b. Kirong, Tib. 26·922c. 22·7 86a ; spectra 2·817b, Kirkebii, Nor. 19·804 (A2), Kishtwari (dialect) 15·690a. Kiana, Wash. 28·�54 (F:i), Kirkeby, Den. 8·24 (C3). KIRRIEMUIR, Scot. 15·834b : Kishu (Kii), prov., Jap. 15• 27·902c. -, mt.� Gr. 12 • ±2,! ( D 2 ) ; 24·418 (E·F1). 204b ; 15·184b. KIRCHHOFF, JOHANN WIL· -, Ger. 8·24 (A3). 3·25M ; 12·42Gc. Ki·shui, China 6·168 (K4). helm Adolf 15·827c ; 13• KIRKEE (Kerki), India 15· Kirsanov, Russ. 23·872 (F5), Kiiing-heung, Kor, 15·156 14 • 382 (E · FlO) ; KIRSCH 15·834b. 833b ; Kishwaukee, riv., Ill. 14·304 636b. (G5). KIR·SHEHER, Asia M. 15· battle ( 1 8 1 7 ) 17·426d. (C1) ; 3·7 1 :la. Kionocrania 23·1,J,Oc ; 23· Kirchin, Turkest. 6·168 (D1). 834c ; 2·760 (F3) ; 2·41a. Kisi, is!., B.C.Af. 3·317d. Kirchner, mt., Queens. 2• Kirkella, Can. 17·584 (A3). 151c. Kirkeo, isl., Nor. 19·80.4 (D3). Kir Song de Tsan (Tibetan Kisigo, Ger.E.Af. 11·7 7 1 (B2). 962b. Kiot (poet) 21-133a ; 28·775d. king) 26·92 7 a ; 16·98d. Kisi Kurumai, W.Af. 11·204 KIOTO, Jap. 15·825a ; 15·156 Kirchoglu, Asia :\1, 13·536 Kirkersville, 0. 20·26 (E5). Kirkessia, Tnrk.As. see Cir· Kirta (bot.) 24·592d. (C5). (D2) ; 13.536d. (I9) ; aPChery halls 15·206c : Kirtachi, Fr.W.Af.11·204(G3). cesium. Kircubbin, Ire. 14·744 (F2). Kisimai, Br.E.Af. 4·601 (A2). cotton 7 • 300b ; military school 15 • 209d ; monas­ Kirdford, Sus. 9·424 (IV. A4). Kirkfieldbank, Scot. 24·418 Kirthar, mts., India 3·293b ; Kisiwani, Ger.E.Af. 11·7 7 1 · (C2). 3·663a. ( D3). teries 15 • 22�b ; university Ki-rega (dialect) 3·359a. Kirenga, riv., Russ.As. 25·10 Kirk.o:en Su, riv., Asia M. 25· Kirthar group 9·663a. Kis Jenii, Hung. : see Jeno. 27·7 7 0c, 15·219d, 16·577c. Kirtland, N.Mex. 19•520 (B1). 158a. Kiska, is!., Alsk. 1·472 (I5). (F:>). - porcelain 15·18,J,a ; 15· Kirensk, Russ.As. 25 • 1 0 Kirk·geuz, bridge, Asia M. 17· -, 0. 20·26 ( H 1 . Kiskiminitas, riv., Pa. 21·106 187a. f Y Socie y Bank 18· 465d. (D5). (F·G3) • 14·795d. Kiowa, Colo. 6·722 (F2). 8 -, spring, Asia M. 17·668d. Kirghiz (ilialect) 27·473a. Kiskin, Arm. 2·565 (C1)·. -, Kan. 15·654 (D:l}. Kirtle bridge, Scot. 24·412 (E4). Kirkgunzeon,Scot.24·412 (E5 ). Kiskisink, Can. 22·7 2 4 (B3). KIRGHIZ, race 15·82 7 d ; 23· -, Okla. 20·58 (E-F3). Kirtley, Wyo. 28·874 (H3). Kirkham, Lanes. 16·139 (B1). Kis·Kiiriis, Hung. 3·4 (F3), 885a ; 5·548b. - Co., Colo. 6·7�2 (H3). Kirtlington, Oxon. 9·420 (III. -, Yorks. 9·416 (II. Fl). Kis·Kiiktillii, co., Hung. 3·4 Kirghiz Ala-tau, mts., C.Asia : - Co., Kan. 15·654 (C3). E3). - Gate, Yorks. 28·933 (C2). see Terskci Ala-tau. (I3). - Co., Okla. 20·58 (ll-C3). Kirtomy, Scot. 24·412 ( D 1). Kirk Hammerton, Yorks. 9• Kirghiz • Kazat, -, riv., Hung. 3·4 (I3). see race - Creek riv., Colo. 6·722 (F1 ). 416 ( II. E2). Kirton, Lines. 9·416 (II. G4). K I S K U N F ELE GY�AZ� Cossacks. - Creek, riv., Okla. 20·5 8 -, Suff. 9·424 (IV. E2). Kirkharle, Northumb. 9·412 Hung. 15·836d ; 3·4 (F3). Kirghiz·nor, lake, China 27• (A·Bl). (I. D2). - in Holland, Lines. 16·716d. Kis-Kun-Halas, Hung. 3·4 420 (H2) ; 18·71lc. KIOWAS, tribe 15·825c ; 14· in Kirkhaugh, Northumb. 9·412 Lindsey, Lines. 9·416 Kirghiz (F3). plain, Russ. Steppes, ±62a ; 1-Slld. (II. F:�) ; 16·716b. (I. C3). Kis·Kiln-Laczhaza, Hung. 3·4 23·872 (GG). Kiowee. riv., Ga. 11·751d. Kirttibas Ojha (writer) 3·735b. (F3). Kir -Hareseth, Pal. : see Ke- Kirkhcad, Lanes. 5·578b. Kip (hide) 16·331b. Kirkheaton, Nocthumb. 9·412 Kirui, is!., Br.C.Af. 3 · 3 1 7 d. Kis-Kun-Majsa, Hung. 3·4 rak. Kipahulu, Tiaw. 13·84 (D2). Kirunavara, Swed. 19 . 800 (I. E2). Kiri, Fr.W.Af. 11·204 (F3). (F3). Kipawa, Can. 22·724 (A3). (E2) ; 26·194b. -, Yorks. 28·933 (C2). Kislar aghasi (official) : see -, Sud. 10·220a. -, lake, Can. 22·724 (A3). Kirkinne£, Scot. 24·412 (D5). Ki·rundi (dialect) 3·359a. Darns skadet aga. Kipchak, Rnss.As. 27·420 Kiriakos (of Gauzak) 2·574a. KIRKINTILLOCH, Scot. 15· Kirung, Tib. 19·380c. Kislingbury, Northants. 9·420 Kiribame (carving) 15·179c. (C3) ; 15·778a. Rirunga, mts., C.Af. : see 833b ; 24·418 (C3). (III. E2). Kipchaks, r:16), Kitt fox : see Kit -fo x. Kitthayin, isl., Bur. 4· 8 4 0 (F9). Kittim (bib!.) 6·397c ; 19· 86 4b. Kittitas Co., Wash. 28·354 (E2). K i tti wake 12· 7 1 4 d. Kittlitz (naturalist) 20 -30 7 a. K ITTO, JOHN 15•840d. Kittredge, George L. 17-496b ; 12- 5 5 0c• Kittrell, N.C. 19·772 (D1). K ittson Co., Minn. 18·550 (A2). Kittul palm 20· 6 4 2e ; 23• 1003c ; 10·312d. KITTUR, India 15- 8 4 1 a ; 14• 38 2 ( F 1 2 ). Kitty (bowls) : see Jack. - (poker ) 21· 9 0 1 a. Kitty Hawk, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (Gl). Kitty-wren : see Wren. Kitubuka (Mongol general) : see Kitboga. Kitui, Br.E.M. 4· 60 1 (B3). Kitul : see Kittul. Kitunahan, tribe 14·454d ; 14• 4 5 8c. Kituta, S.Af. 23-260 (Cl). Kitwara, state, Af. 1·328c. Kitzbiihel, Aus. 3·4 (C3) ; 26· 10 l l a. Kitzbiihler Alps, mts., Aus. 24·104d. Ki·t.ze (legend) 15-9llb. Kitzen, Ger. : battle (1813) 17144b. Kitzerstein. castle, Ger. 23· 953d. KITZlNGEN, Ger. 15·841a ; 11·808 (C4). Kitzloch Klamm, ravine, Aus. 24·105a. Kitzmillerville, Md. 17·828 (A2). Kitzstelnhorn, m t. , Alps 1· 7 4 6 b. Kiu, �am, riv., Bur. : see .:\Ialiklla. Kin-chow Fu, China. 6·168 ( K4 ). K'iuh·fow, China 6·910c. Kiu-���iY.·• China 6·168 (K4). KIU·AL'U'IG FU China 15•

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28-9 03b . Kiu-kiang Hu, lake, China : see Tung-ting-hu. Kiu-lung, mt., China 6·167 7 Hd ; 26 · 2 4 l d. -, riv., Den. 8-2 4 (E:l). see Kjolcken-modding : see Shall· Klausenburg, Hung. : Heaps. Kolo.zsv.tr. KjO!en, m ts. , Nor. and Swed. E:luuss l>eds 15·569e : 3·513d. 19·799a ; 26·1ll8c ; geology Klam;thal, Ger. : see Clausthal. Kiay, J. (writer) 8 ·5 3 9 d . 10·383c. Kjulhaugene, rnt., Nor. 19 · 8 04 KLEBER. JEAN BAPTISTE Eg-yptian com15-84va ; (E1). 11·194b ; 9 · 1 0 615 , !ll and KiuJiefjord, Nor. 19·800 ( F 1 ). J\illrccau Desgravicrs 17· Kjulur, depression, Icc. 14· 6�4a. paign 11· 1 8 11>. Kjong, Den. 8·24 (C3).. " Kleber " (ship) 24·912c. Kjong-ju, Kor. 15· 1 D G (F9). Kiorrestctd, Nor. 9· 05-ib. Kleber, AI'. Kiyohara Norisuye (lacquer- KLADNO, A.us. 15-84:3d ; 3-4 (01). -, Ed\vard E. : sca rlet fever worker) 15 · 1 89 a. 24-303c ; 20 · 7 9 1 d ; m itosis Kiyomizu (porcelain) 15 · 1 8 4a . K!adovo, Serv. 24·686 ( Dl). Kiyomizu-Zaka, Jap. 15 ·184b. K!adow, Ger. 3·708 (map). 7·7 1 5b. -, Jacob Theodore 28·1026a ; Kiyomori (Taira chief) 15- -, riv., Ger. 16·16Ga. 2 5 9b. Kladower Heide, heath, Ger. 20·30lb. -, Johann Friedrich Carl 12• Kiyonobu, Torti (artist) 15 · 3-788 (map). 1 7 6a. 23 5b. Kladrub, Aus. 19·385a. -, JULIUS LEOPOLD 15• Ki-yuen, China 17-553 (C4) ; Kladsko, Ger. : sec Glatz. 17 ·55 2 b . 845c. Klafrestrom, Swed. 26-190 -, Kiz, Bal. : see K ej . Dr W. 4·6k (03). -, dist., Bal. : see Kach KLAFSKY, KATHARINA 15· Klein (in pl ace - n ames), e.y. etc. : see Kleine Elster, Gandava. 844a. Klafter (measure) 28·492b. Kizaeman (family) 15-178b. Elster, etc., except as below. Kizaki, cape, Jap. 15·157b. KLAGENFURT, A. us. 15·844a; Kleinberger (vine) 28·727e. Kiz Hissar, Turk. As. 2 · 7 6 0 • - Emrne, ri v., Switz. 26·242 3-4 (D3) ; 3· 32 d. (F4) : see also Tyana. K!agshamn, Swed. 26 • 1 90 (D2 ) ; 17·96d. - G lane, riv., Switz. 26·242 Ki·zaramo (dial ect) : see Ki· (B4). saramo. Klagstorp, Swed. 26·190 (lH). (133). . Kizer, Tenn. 26-620 (G2). Klain, Samuel 23-84Gb. Kleiner, E. (chemist) 1 · 7 7 0a . KLAJ, JOHANN 15-8±4b. Kizil, riv., Pers. : see Kotur. Kleiner Feldberg, mt., Ger. 26· - Adalar, isis., Turk. : see Klamath, Cal. 5·8 (A1). ·1.'i4b. . Princes Is. -, marsh, Oreg. 20-242 (D4-5). - Ploener, lake, Ger. 21·849a. KizU·agach, bay, Cane. 23·874 -, mts., Oreg. 20·242c ; 15· Kleine i::lclmcegr ube, val., Ger. (II. F4) ; 2·320d. 5G8b. 23·324d. Kizil Arslan ( Atabeg ruler) 19· -, reservation, Oreg. 20-245c. Kleines Haff, bay, Ger. 11-808 7 1 9 d. -, riv., Cal. and Oreg. 5-S (D-E2) ; 2·58c. Kizil·art (Kyzyl-art), pass, (Al) ; 20·242 (C5) ; 27• Kleine Striegis, riv., Ger. 12• 6�2d. 822d. Turkest. l!:6·910d. KIZILBASHES (sect) 15·843b ; KLAMATH, trib e 15·844b ; - Sturmhaube, mt., Ger. 23• 15•950c; 24-858d; 27-470b ; 14·4G2a. 3 2 -ic. - Agency, tree worship 27·237c. Oreg. 20-242 - Z:irknitzsenarte, pass, Alpa Kizil Dagh, mt., Turk.As. 2· (C:·D5). 1 · 7 4Gc. 5 65 (B2). - Co., Oreg. 20·242 (D5). Kloin feltersvillc, Pa. 21-106 Kizil davan (Kyzy! - davan), - Fa lls, Oreg. 20·242 (C-D5). CK:>). pass, Turkest. 27·423a. -, Little, lake, Oreg. and Cal• .Kleingert (in7entor)8-327b. Kizlldell, riv., Turk. 8-1 6 b. Klein Glienicke. Ger. 3·788 5·8 (Cl). Kizil Dize, Turk.As. 3-555a. -, Upper and Lower, lakes, (map) : palace 22·210c. Oreg. : see Upper and - Glodnit.z, Aus. 3-4 (D3). - IRMAK, riv., Asia M. 15 · 843b ; 2•760 (G2) : 2· 7 5 7 d i Lower Klamath. - IIU.ningen, Switz. 26·242 18·2 1b ; battle (585 B.C.} Klamathon, Cal. 5-8 0 7 ) 10-100d. (A2) ; 26·427c. C. M. Klein Schlatten, Hung. : see -, riv., C.Asia (trib. ot Oxus) : Klapalek, F. (biologist) 13• Zalatna• 430c. see Vakhsh. - Schmalkalden, Ger. 11-808 Kizil-tash, bay, Russ. 23·8 7 4 KLAPKA, GEORG 15· 8 44b . (III. all). Klappan, riv. , Can. 4·500 (Cl). Klein Schnellendori agreement (I. F4) ; 16•934d. Kizil Uzain (Kizil Uzen), riv., K!appenhorn (mus. instr.) 13• ( 1 7 4 1 ) 3·40c. Pers. : see Sefid rud. Klein Spiegel, Ger. 11 • 808 705d . Kizli Hissar, Turl,.As. : see Klappenwaldhorn (mus. instr.) (E2). 13·705d. Tyana. Klein's solution 8-49b. KIZLYAR._,Rus9. 15-8J3b ; 23• Klapper Deli), is!., Jav. 15• Klein Strehlitz, Ger. 11 ·80 8 87 4 (II• .n;2) ; 26-639c. 284 (A2 • 15 · 2 8 4b . (1!'3). Ki·zoku·in (Jap. house ot K L A P R T H, H E I N R I CH Klcinthal, val., Switz. : see Julius 15·844c ; 11•760a. Scrnf. peers) 15·2031>. - MART1N HEINRICH 15• Klein Windh oek, G er.S.W. M, Kizuki, Jap.. 15·156 (H9). 1!l44d . : 6·44d : 1•67 4c : rare 25-466 (C4). Kizy! (geog.) : see Inzil. - Ziethen, Ger. 3-7 8 8 (map). Kjeflinge, Swed. 26·190 (B4). earths 6·46d. Klar, riv., Swed. and Nor. 2�- KLEIST BERND HEINRICH Kjeldahl (chemist) 6• 65 a. l Wilheun von 15·845c ; 11• Kjellln turnace 14· 824 d. 190 ( 131 ) ; 19-801 (E2 ) : 9909d ; 26-189c. Kjerteminde, Den. 8·24 (C3) . 7 9 4 a. KJERULF0 HALFDAN 15· Klarenberg-, hill, Russ. : see -, EWALD CHRISTIAN VON 15-846a ; 11•791a. Yaznagora. 843c. -, THEODOR 15·843d ; 19- Klarios, Zeus 28-97 7d. -, E. G. von (physicist) 16• Klaros, Gr. : see C!arns. 817b. 5 2 8 d. -, F. H. F. E. (general) 3• Kjobenhavn, Den. : see Copen · Kla.rotae, tribe 24-6 6 4 b. Klarup, Den. 8· 2 4 IB2). 54 2 a ; 8·576d ; 24·7 1 9c. hag-en. Kjobenhavn, co., Den. 8-24 K l at o vy_, A. us. : see Kl at.t.au. -, H. von (writer) 8·542b. Klatt, v. (physi ci st) 21·47 7 b . Kleitrnp, Den. 8- 2 4 (B2). (E3) ; 28·96 1 d (list). " Kjoebenhavn " (ship) 24· Klattau (Klatovy), Aus. 3·4 Klek, Aus. 7·772b. 88 R b . Klemda, castle, Ger. 9-135o. (C2). Kjoll,'e, Den. 8-24 (E3) ; battle Klaus, Bruder (Niklaue von K lemencic, Ignaz (physicist) der Fliie) 1 1· 2 13 d. (1806) 28· 508d. 9·205c ; 26•636d.

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Kiu-ting-shan, mt., China 6· 1 68 ( G :l ) . Kin Ying (artist) 6-2 1 4 b ; 6·2 1 2 (Pl. I . tig. 6). Kivikflskelage, Swed. 26-190 (C4 ). Kivilu, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99) ; 24·1021a. Knight Run, riv., Pa. 21· 106 (H7). Knights, pond, Me. 17·434 (C3). Knightsbridge, Lond. 16· 93 8 (E2). Knights Enham, Rants. 9·420 (Ill. E4). KNIGHT · SERVICE 15-86 7 d ; 22· 942 b ; scu g 24 5 1 8b . Knights fee 24· 5 1 7 d. Knight's Fees, book of : see Feudal aids. Knights Ferry, Cal. 5-8 (C3). Knights H ospi l e s : se. St J ohn of J erusalem, Knights of. Knights of Labour of A merica 2 5 la ; 1 6·6 b. - of a ta : sec St John of Jerus l em , Knights of. - of Spain, Royal Order of the 15-866d.

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( 1 7 5 7 ) 24· 7 1 7 b . Klcvenvillc, Wis. 28· 7 4 0 (D5). Klickitat, riv., ash . 28·354 Kloster Thai, val., Aus. 26·242 (H·I2). ( D :I-4). Kloteu, Swed. 26·190 ( C2 ) . -, t ri be 14 4 6 2a . -, Switz. 26-2 4 2 (F2). - Co., Wash. 28 - 35 4 ( D -E 4) . - Creek, riv., Wash. 28·354, Klotz (violin makers) 28·107a. -, Christian Adolf 16·498a. (D-E4). -, Hermann 24·514d. K lieber, Joseph 24-5 1 4a. KLOTZ REINHOLD 15·849a. Klim, Den. 8·24 ( B 1 ). Klima, Gr. 12· 4 2 4 (D2) ; 18· K lotzvi e, La., 17·54 (a6). Kluane, Can. 5·160 (B:l). 99c. -, lake, Can. 1· 4 7 2 (L3). Klirnak witz. : see Unter Ku!In. 7 2 7b. Kulmasa, Go.Cst. 12·203 (A2). Kuma-So, tribe 15•253b. KULMBACH (Culm bach), Ger. Kumata, Jap. 15· 1 56 (G·HlO). 11·808 (C3 ) ; Kumauni 20·453b. 15·9Hc ; Kumbakonam, India : see treaty ( 1 430) 22·43!a. Kulmerland, dist., Ger. 22·523 Combaconum. ( map) ; 26·67 7 b. Kurnbalu, pt., �'iji 10·335 (C1). Kulmis, �omlnd. 25- 37 9 ( D6), Kumbarini, tribe 4·390d. KULMSEE, Ger. 15 -9 44c ; 11· Kumbe, N.G. 19·487 (C3). 808 ( 0 2 ). -, riv., N.G. 19·487 (D3·2), Kulmus, L. A. V. : see Gott­ Kumbet, Asia M. 21·542b. Kumbha (chron.) 13-492d. sched, L. A. V. Kumbhakaran (raja of Mewar) Kulna, Austr. 2·960 (E6). Kuloba, mound, Russ. 24· 13·48 6 b. see 5 2�a ; 15·7 5!c ; 4·359d ; Kumbhakonarn, India : Combaconum. 21- 7 9 3d. Kuloi, riv., n.uss. 23·872 (F2). Kumbhan Das (poet) 13·486c. Kulol, mt., Br.E.At. 4·601 Kumbharli Ghat, pass, India ( B 2). 14.·382 ( E l l ). Kumbher, fort, India 3·844d. Kulonga, riv., Aug. 15·9!7a. Kulonieh, Pal. 9·342b. Kumbh-mela 1·687b ; 3·190d ; Kuloskap (myth.) : see Gloos12 · 9 44b. Kurnbi, lake, Br.E.At. 4·601 cap. Kulott unga Cbola III. 5·362b. (C2). KU{.P, Ca':IC . 15·944c ; 23·8 7 ,:, Kumblapet, India 14 • 3 8 2 (1'tide-de-Serou, Fr. 107 7 8 ( E6). Laba,tide-:llurat, Fr. 10-77 8 ( E5). Bastie glass-toughening process 12-87b. Labat, Jean Baptiste 2-157d. Labata, Sp. 25-�30 ( E l ). La Biltie-Xenve, Fr. 10- 7 7 8

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Labelle, Can. 22-7 2 4 (C3), -, Fla. 10-540 (E5). La Belle, Mo. 18-608 ( E ). - Belle, lake, Wis. 28·7 40 (E5). Labellum (bot.) 20-170d. Label moulding 17-845b. - terminations 16-3a. Labeo, Atinius 18-258b. --, MARCUS ANTISTIUS 16• 3a; 23-538b. Labeo rohita : see Dambhro. Laber (Lauber), Drypold 275 1 0d. L'Abcr Benoit, riv., Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (B3). Laberge, lake, Can. 5-1 6 0 (B3). LABERIUS, DECIMUS 16-3c. L' Aber Vrach, riv., Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (B3). Labes, Ger. 11-808 (E2). Labette, Kan. 15-654 (G3). - Co., Kan. 15-654 (G3). Labeur (art society, Brussels) 20-508b. Labial glands 18-944c. - nerve 19-395c. 231 3 4 b. - minora 23·133a; 23-134b ; 13-805d. Lahiana, Sp. 25-530 (C ). LABIATAE 16-3c; 10-561a; 13-474a. Labiate corolla 10-564d. Labiatiflorae 10-565a. Ger. 11-808 26203a ; treaty ( 1 656) 5-928a. Claudius 7- 1 1 4d. LABICANA, VIA, road, It. 16· 4d; 15-4 ( F1 ) ; 15-26 (B6). LABICHE, EUGENE MARIN 16-!d. La Biche, lake, Can. 1-500 (B2). - Biche, riv., Can. 1-500 (B2). LABICI, It. 16-5d ; 15-26 (C6); 16-27 0c. Labicum, It. 23-622d. LABID (poet) 16-5d; 18-633c; 12-870b. LABIENUS, TITUS 16·6a; 20· 442a; 22-77 3d. La Bigotiere, Seigneur de : see Vieta, Francoi". Labile state (of supersaturated solution) 11-370d. Labinsk, Cauc. 23- 8 7 4 (II. Bl). BisMI, S p . 25-530 ( G 2 ) ; 11-902h. Labischin, Ger. 11-808 (F· G2). Labium (of insects) 13-419c. LABLACHE, LUIGI 16-6a. La Blanche Cote, fort, Fr. 183 1 6c. Labna, C.Am. 5-678b. Lab6, P.Is. 21-392 (D3). La Boca, Arg. 4-753d. - Boca, Colo. 6-722 (C4). - Boca, N.Mex. 19-520 (C1). - Boca, Pan. : see Balboa. Laboda, mt., Cauc. 23-8 7 ! (II. C2 ) ; 5-55lb. La Boe, Francis de: see Sylvius, Franciscus. Laboe, Ger. 15-787c. Boessiere (fencer) 9-667b. Bohn Gap, glacier, Wash. 28-354 (D2 ). Labolt, S. Dak. 25-506 (12). Labong, Siam : seSb. Laches, truce of ( 4 2 3 B.c.) 21-7 1b. Lachesis (myth.) 2-8 7 7 d. L ac hesia (mollmc) 11-5 1 7a. - (,;nake) 25-293a; 23- 1 7 5b. - lanceolatus : see Fer de lance. - mntue : see Bushmaster. - rhorubeatus : see Surucucu. La Chcemaye, �- de 8-499b. La Cher.e, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 ( C3 ). Lachhman (writer) 13-!87a. Lachhmangarh, India 14- 3 7 6 ' ( F6). Lachhnwswar Singh Baharlur 7-826d. Lachi, India 14-376 ( D3). Lachilunglango, India 14-3 7 6

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7 H (D3). - , canal, Can. 18-790b. -, rapids, Can. 24-2 2 d . LACHISH ( T.-11-el-Hcsi), Pal. 16-.JOa; 20-602 ( B.J ) ; in· ACription 13- 1 7 8a ; in Philis· tine wars 21-10:Ja. Lachlan, castle, scot. 24-412 (Cl). -, mts., �.s.\r. 19-538 (C3). -, rh·., � . :-< . \':. 19-538 (C1 ) ; 2- 9 4 3b ; 2- 9 62a. -, Auguste Rayrnond, count of 18-56Sd; 11 - 1 5 7 a. LAMARCK, J. B. P. A. DE Monet, chevalier de 161 0 1 a ; classification of ani­ mals 28-1027c; evolution

10-3 2 a ; geology 11-6!2d; heredity 10-34a, 13-353 b, 28-1 03 7 a ; palaeontology 20-

5 t: lc. La .\larck, Robert I. and II. : see Bouillon. - .\larck, Hobert III. : see Fleuranges. - .\Iarrk, \\'illiam de (lord of Lumey) 12-673d. - lllarck, Wi lliam de (Wild Boar of the Ardennes) 43 1 Sa. Lamar Co., Ala. 1-460 (A2). - Co., .\Iiss. 18-600 (C4). - Co., Tex. 26 - 69 0 (.\12). Lamare, J . .\I. H. de : see Lamarre. La .\Iare, Sir Peter de 9-506c; 20-84lb. La .\Iarfee, Fr. : battle (1641)

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LA MARGHERITA, CLE­ mente Solaro, count del, 161 02a. LA MARMORA, ALFONSO Ferrero 1S-1 02 b ; 15-59b; 15-64 b ; Crimean War 7453a; Sardinia 24-217b. Lamaro>lll , Port. 2 5- 5 :� 0 (A3). Lamarque, Jean Maximin 283 7 l d. Lamarque, La . 17-5 ! (C2). La marre , J . .\L H. de 2-8 8 9a.

--, William 24-3:i4b. La .\Iarsa, Tun. 12-2 1 9 b ; 5427c; 2 7-3 97a ; treaty (1882) 27-399b. Lamarsh, Ess. 9-!24 (IV. D3). La �Iarte l liere, Jean Henri 3-

369d. LAMARTINE, A. M. L. DE Prat de 1 S- 1 0 2 c ; 11-1Hc; 9-253a ; odes 20 - 1c ; Thiers compared 26-8 -1 9c. Lamartine, 0. 20 -2 6 (H4). -, Pa. 21-106 (C3). La :\Iart iniere, Fr. 19-16!a. - .\Iartinierc, colleges, India : sec :.\Iartiniere. - :.\Iartl'e, lake, Can. 5-160 (E-F3). - )lartre, ri•., Can. 5-160 (F3). Lamas, Peru 21-264 (B2). Lama,;co, K.\·. 15-740 (B�). -, Tex., :i.6 - G 9 0 (L-M2). Lamase , comte de 2-143b. Lamas :On, riv., Asia .\I. 6-365b. Lamastrc, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (G5). La Mauvissierc, .\I ichel de Castclnau, sienr de : see Castel nan. Lamb, J,ady Caroline 18-9 0a ; 4- 8 99 d. -,CHARLES 16- 1 0 4 a ; 9-637a; 9-7 7 8a ; Edmonton memorial 8-947b ; Montaigne com­ pared 18-7 50a. -. Col. (bacteriologist) 201 7 7b.

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions. given on Page I. Lamb, J. W. : knitting machine 13-790b. -, Mary Ann 16-104b. -, Viscounts l\lelbourne : see Melbourne. -, William (Am . soldier) 28691b. Lamb, I ll. 14-304 (D6). -, cape, Scot. 20-280c. Lamb (ales) 1-538a. LAMB (animal) 1 6-10 5 d ; fur 11-:l50c, 11-3 4 8 c, 11-356b. Lamba (costume) 17 -2 7 4 d. Lambach, Aus. 3-4 (C2). Lambaesa, Alg . : see Lambessa. LAM BALLE, M. T. L. OF Savoy-Carignano, Princesse de 16-105d. LAMBALLE, Fr. 16-106a; 107 7 8 (C3). Lamb and flag 16-105d.

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Lampazos, !\lex. 1g.. 845c. LAMP-BLACK 16- 1 33 d ; 6591ia ; 5-306a; condensation s-:) :! l c. Lampe, J olm Frederick 5-328d. LAMPEDUSA, isl., Me dit. 16J :l:;d; 15-1 ( D 7 ) ; 15-lld. Lampern : see Hiver·lamprey' and �and-piper. LAMPERTHEIM, Ger. 16J:l l a ; 11 - blli< i i i. m9). LAMPETER, Wales 16-134a; 9- J � ,; ( \" . C3 ) ; Dalis Fair 5-:l J ()d. - Brethren 1-365c. - \"elfrey, Wales 9- 4 2 8 (V.

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LAND-LAPL LANDSBERG BEl HALLE,­ Ge r. 16-166a; 11-80M (Ill. qlO). -, Deutsch, Aus.: see DeutschLa nds berg. Landsboro ugh,William 2-961 d. LatHlscape (in art) 20-4 7 7a ; I 20 - ;J O ! b. . . . · - lens 21-5 0 7c. < � • ·� ': - marble: see Cotham marble. Landschaft 9-79la; of Bavaria: see under r�andtag'. Landschulrcglemont (Pru8sia) 8-965a. Landsdownc, :\1'ague, :-;wit z . 26-2±2 (B2). - S!lgra, dist., ::'p. 25-530

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LA SALE ( L a Salle), ANTOINE de 16-Z:!Va ; 11-121c. La :'alctt, Fr. 21-610a. LASALLE, A. C. L. C., count 16-:!:J o b ; 11- 1 93c. La :-iallc, Gadifer de 3-828e; 5- 1 7 !c. - SALLE, RENE ROBERT Cavalier, sienr de 16-230c; forto built 20-:HOd, 26-623b ; statue 6-120d. - SALLE, ST J. B. DE 16· 2 :l l c ; 14-29.5a. La >'aile, Colo. 6·722 ( F l ) . LasallL', Fr. 10- 7 7 S ( F'i ). L A SALLE, Ill. 16-2 3 l d ; 14:JO! ( C Z ) . - !-'aile, l'\. Y. 19-5g6 (B2). - O'alle, dbt . , La. 17-5 1 ( B2). - Salle, mts., Ctah 27-8 16b. Lasalle> Co., Ill. 14-304 ( D 2 ) ; U-306b. - co., Tex. 26-690 ( H -17). La >'al Yetat, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (F6). La:;ami,;, Br.E.Af. 4-601 (B2). La:-:;J.n Gunong, tn t., l\.fal. l't•nin. 17- 4 7 3 ( B 4 ) . Las Animas, Colo. 6 - 7 2 2 (G3). - A nin1a.-o;, riv. ( H. Arka ntlas ), Colo. : !N'e Purgatory. - .:\nitnas, riv. ( H. ::5a.n Juan), Cnlo. 6- 7 2 2 (C! ) ; 19-520 ( Hl ) ; 6·7 1 Sd. - A nitnas, riv., X.)Iex. 195:!0 < C ! - 5 ) . - A nilllas Co., Colo. 6-722

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To make full use of this Index It is essential to read the instructions given on Page I. LEO IV.( Chozar) 16-439d; 235 1 l d. (the Armenian) 16- V. 439 d ; 23-5 1 l d ; Iconoclast sympathies 14-273d, 23· · 5 1 9a. - VI. (the philosopher) 1644Ua ; 23-5 1 1 aiant (diet. ) 16·505c. ment 28·364b. - Company 5·9 5 l a ; 25-282 b ; Lever Darcy, Lanes. 16·139 1·16 7d, agencies 1·542b; (D2). 1 - fi 6 , !J . Le Verdon, Fr. 10·7 7 8 ( D 5). - cotton 7·258a. Leverer (diet. ) 13·326b. LeY ante, Jacopo di 19-305d . Lever escapement 28-363b. 6- Leveret 12·949c. Levante (wind) 5-173a; 80�b. Leverett, John 17-88 b ; 13see Gall·nut. Levant ga 40e . Levantinc group 21-8 4 7 d. Leverett, Ala. 1·460 (C4). - plague ; see Plague. -, Ill. 14-304 (D3). - sponge 25·7 3 l b. -, Mass. 17·852 ( B ·C2). LeYant morocco 16-340d. Le>er hoe 13·660a. -- nut : see Cocculus indicus. Levering, A. L. 5-335d. - shell : see Cocculus indicus. Leverington, Cambs. 9·4 24 (IV. Le>anto, I t . 23-3 � 7 b . Cl). Lcnmt Trade Act ( 1 7 52) 22 · Le Verken Creek, riv., Utah 7 1 0a. 27- 8 1 4 (A5). is!., Levern, riv., Scot. 24· 4 1 8 (C3): (Phorbantia), LeYanzo It. 15·26 ( D 5 ) ; 15·4 ( D 5 ) ; 3-435b. 1·245a. Levernaka, is!., Adriatic S. 3\\Tit of 28· Le>ari facias 4 (D5). 8:.oc. Lever press 20·4 7b. PIERRE LEVERRIER, U. J. J . 16·510a; LEVASSEUR, Emile 16-505c; 25·306b; 2218· 1 5 5 b ; Neptune discovered 92b. 19-386d; phosphoretted hy· -, Therese 23-7 76a. drogen 21-480b. Le>asy, :\Io. 18-608 (B2). Leverrier (planet) : see Nep· Levathae, tribe 16-4S2a. tune. Levator anguli oris muscle 19· Levert, La. 17·54 (C3). 52 d. LEVERTIN, OSCAR IVAN 16- anguli scapulae muscle 195 1 0 d ; 26·220c. 53d. see Hop horn­ Lever·wood - ani muscle 19·55b. beam. - Jabii superioris et alae nasi Leveson, Sir Richard 10·440c. muscle 19-52d. Leveson·Gower, Lord Francis : proprius superioris - labii su Ellesmere, Francis Eger· muscle 19-52d. ton, 1st earl ot.

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Lewis, David Francis 9·129a. -, Dio 7-800d. • -, E. W. 16-303b. CORNE· GEORGE -, SIR wall 16·522b ; 3·34 1c. 16· CARVILL -, HENRY 523b ; 8·1 62b. -, JOHN FREDERICK 16· 523b. -, MATTHEW GREGORY 16·523c. -, MERIWETHER 16-523 d ; 28· 3 5 7 c ; 14-27 9a. -, Monk : see Lewis, Matthew Gregory. -, Sir Samuel 11·88c. -, :r.'On Lichtenstein. Lichtcnotein, Ger. 11·808 (III. q l l ).

-, principality,

Liechtenstein.

Eur. :

see

Lichtenvoorde ( Lichtenvorde), Hoi!. 13-588 ( D3 ). Lieh terfelde, Gross, Ger. 3-788 (map).

Lichten·eJde, Be! g. 3-668 ( B 1 ) . Licht, Hohes, mt., Alps : see Hohes L icht. Lichthuf, Hering's : see Hering's Li cilt h of. Li-chuen, China 6-168 (H3). Lich-way 16-5Sild. Licinian laws 23-62 1 c ; 1-384d; 16- 5 S 7 d. - olive 20-86d. LICINIANUS, GRANIUS 16· .)S 7 c ; 23-659c ; 20-633c. Licinio, Giovanni see Pordenone, II.

Antonio :

LlCINIUS (('mperor) 16·58 7 c ; 6-9 8 9b. - :\lacer, C. 2-60c; 23·659a; 13-S�Ob. - Calvus, P. : see Calvus, P. L icin i us . - CALVUS STOLO, G. 16· 5 8 7d. - MACER CALVUS, G. 16· 5 8 7 d. Lick. J ames 24- l !S b ; 24-1 5 0c. L ic kbuw, Ky. 15- 7 4 0 (E3). Lickcreek, Ill. 14-304 (C6). Lick Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422

((H). - C•·,•ek,

river, Ind. 14-422 (C!J. - Cre0k, ri>., .:\Io. 18-608 ( F o ) . - Cr,·k, nv., M o . 18-608

\ !J;j ).

- Creek, riv.,N.C. 19- 7 7 2 (C2). - Creek, ri v. , 0. 20- 2 6 (A2).

- Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (12). Licking, �Io. 18·608 (E4). -, riv., K r . 15·7 40 ( D 2 ). -, riv., 0. 20 - 2 6 (F4). - C u . , I J . 20- ZG ( E · F4). - Creek, ri\· . , Pa. 21- I 06 ( F 6). Li'n. L ieven, DorotMe Christo phorowa de Benkendorfl', princesse de 8-300b. Lievin, Fr. 10-178 ( F 1 ) ; 16421c; 20-883b. Lievre, riv., Can. 22-724 (B3); 20-368d. Liezen, Aus. 3-4 (D3). Li -fan -ti ng-, China 6-168 (G3). Li Fan Yuen 6-183a. LIFE 16-600a; 3·954d; 22601a; Arrhenius' theory 2648b; chances 22-376b, 22403a, 22-98d, 14-665a; Dar· win 28- 1 02 4c; Descartes 8-8 7 b ; duration : see L on· ge>'ity; evolutionary view 10- 22c ; Hunter 13·943b; incubation 14-359c; legal definition 1 4-5 1 7 a; Jove of : see Vitati>'eness; origin 16· 601b, 22-4 8 8 d, 28-1003c; temperature 3-955c, 16758c. Life 5·335b. Life and Advent Union 18465a. Life and Death ot Mr Badman

(J ohn Bunyan) 4-805d; 9630a.

Life and Labour of the People in London (Charles Booth)

4-238d. Life annuity : see Annnity. - Assurance Companies Act ( 1 8 70) 14-673c. Life-belt 16-60!c. LIFE-BOAT AND LIFE-SAV· ing Service 16-602a; 24· 890b ; 24-928c. - Boat In stitut ion, Royal National 16-602b; 18· 1 7 b. - boxes (friendly societies) 11220c. - brigades (boys' and girls') 4-3 5 6 b . - car 16-606d. Life Guards 12-657c; 2·589c. Life-horizon (geol . ) : see Zone. - ·index 8·333a; 17-307c. - Insurance : see Insurance, Life. - ·i nterest 21- 2 56b. -, line o f (palmistry) 20650b. Life of St Noon 5-6 5 Oc. Life-periods 18-25d. - -renters 28-361d. - ·saving Society, Royal 8592d. - tax 1-408a. -, tree of 1-168b. Lill', Scot. 24-412 (E2); 10661d. Lifl'ey, ri>'., Ire. 14·744 ( E3 ) ; 8-61Rc; geology 15-791a, 8-618a. LIFFORD (Ballydufl', Li1fer), Ire. 16-608c; 14-7 44 (D2); battle (1689) 28-27ld.

LEYT·LIGU 22·23 7 d; surgical appliea· tions 26-13 5 d ; Swan's lamp 2il· 1 79b; wiring for 9-198b. Lighting (gas) 16-655a; 11· 483a; intensifying systems 16·658a ; lighthouses 16640c ; theatres 26-7 35c. - and Watching Act 9-441c; 10·412b. Lighting-up times 13- 45 7 d. Light-mill : see Radiometer. LIGHTNING 16-67 3 d ; con· seeration custom 6·97 5a;

Li:tl're, Fr. 10-77 8 (D3). Liftandia, pro>'., Russ. : see Livonia. Lift : in buildings 9- 2 6 3 d ; 10406d; on canals 5-1 7 0c. See also Elevators. Lifton, Dev. 9·430 (VI. D2). Lift pump 14-106d. - val>'e 25-835b. Lifo, is!., Pac.O. 20-436 (M9) ; 17-SOb.

Lifupa, ri>'. , S.A.f. 23-260 (B2). deaths from (table) 2-868c; Liga Filipina 21-398d. LIGAMENT 16-608d; mollusdistance 25-43 8 b ; divina· tion by 20-1 42b, 2-903c ; can shells 16·114b; supraspinous 15-484c. Franklin's researches 9• Ligamenta alaria 15-486d. 1 80 d ; stage efl'eets 10-42 1b ; Stanhope's theory 25-7 7 4c. Ligament of ·winslow, posterior 15·486c. " Lightning " (ship) S-5 7 1 a ; Ligamentum denticulatum 2519·970�.-. " Lightning " (torpedo boat} 668d. - latum pulmonis 6-642c. 24·915a. - mucosum 15·486d. LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR 16· - nuchae 15·484c; 25·197b. 673d; 11·30a; for ships 132 1a. - patellae 1-942c. - pectinatum iridis 28-135a. Ligh tning Creek, riv., Can. - subflavum 15-484c. 19·780 (Cl). - suspensorium 3-962b. - Creek, riv., Kan. 15-654 - teres 15-486b. ( H 3 ). Ligan 10·54 8 a ; 28-84lb. - Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-87 4 LIGAO, P.Is. 16·608d. (H2). Ligares, Port. 25-530 ( B 2 ). Light of Asia (Arnold) 2-634c. Ligatura : see Nexus littera· .Light of Nature Pursued rum. (Tucker) 27·361b. Ligature (coin) 14-4 92c. Light of the World (Arnold) 2· - (surg. ) 26-132d; 26·126d; 634o. 12-805b. " Light of the World " (Hoi · man Hunt) 13·937d. - (witchcraft) 2B-7 55d. Lige, Belg. : see Liege. Light oi1 6-597c. Ligena, Fr. : see St l\lacaire. - railways 22-859a. Liger, riv., Fr. : see Loire. - Railways Act ( 1 896) 22Ligerian group 7-416a; 11· 859a; 9-433d ; 27-165b. 670b. - red 21-598a; 21-599 d. Ligeris, riv., Fr. : see L oire. - red sil>'er ore : see ProusLigger (Perran), bay, Corn. tite. 9-430 (VI. B3). LIGHTS, CEREMONIAL USE Light, Ark. 2-552 ( E 1 ) . of 16-67 5a; 16-7 1 3 b ; pasch al LIGHT 16-608d; 6-8 7 7 d ; baccandles 8-829c. tericidal action 3·168d ; -, Day of : see Epiph any . researches 4· -, Festival of : see Hanukkah. Brewster's 5 1 3b; chemical action 21· Light-ship : see Light-ve�sel s. 21-484a; Christian Lights on Vehicles Act ( 1 907} 495c, symbolism 16-67 5 c ; Davy's 13-45 7 d. theory 7-871b, 13-139b; Light treatment : Finsen 266-876b; 1 36a, 17- 1 2 7 c ; red ray 25effects electrical electromagnetic theory 16· 249b ; X-ray : see Rontgen 621a, 1-296a, 117-893c; flame Ray. 2410-472a; intensity of illu- Light-vessels 16·643b; mination 21-525 b ; Rundt's 889d. researches 15·946d; in my- Light weight 4-351b. thology 2-184a, 14·280a, Light-year (astron.) 25-789c; 15-560c, 15-561o; Newton's 2?-739b. researches 19-584b; O ken's Ligia oceanica 28·802b. theory 20-56a; organisms, Lign-aloes 1·720b. effect on 21-556c; in Pat- LIGNE, CHARLES JOSEPH, rizzi's philosophy 20-934d; prince de 16·678c. Stokes' researches 25-952b. L igne, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (D4}. See also Aberration; Absorp- Ligne, riv., Fr. t.6·2 1 6b. tion; Diffraction ; Polariza- Ligne (measure) 28-480c. See also Line. tion; Reflection, &c. -, (equation of) : see Equation Lignicole lichens 16-5 85b. o1. light. Lignieres, Fr. 10·17 8 (F4}. -, (velocity of) 16·623b ; Ara- Lignin : see Lignone, go 2·313c; electrici ty units Lignite, It. 15-4 (C3). ratio 16-621c, 27-742b; in - , N. Dak. 19-7 80 (B1}. parallax determinations 20- LIGNITE 16-679a; 6·576b; 7 6 1 b ; retardation in glass 11-274c; 4-573d. 14-688c; Roemer 23-452b; Lignitic group (of Europe) : wave length >'ariation 8see Brown Coal group. 3 1 5 d ; Young's determina- - group (of America) : see tion 28-940b. Laramie group and \Vilcox group. Light Brigade, Charge of 3234b ; 7-452a. Ligniville, Fr. : see St Menge. Light Cavalry Outposts (De Ligno-cellulose 5-606b; 5·608b. Brack) 7-637d. Lignoceric acid 20·44a. Light displacement (nautical) Lignon, ri>'., Fr. 13-72c. 24-883a. - du Nord, riv., Fr. 16·923c; 18-761c. Light Division (Br. army) 18809c. Lignone 5-608b. Lighten, lake, Tib. 6-168 (C2); Lignum vitae (guayacanum, indicum , sanctum) 12-646d. 26·925c. Lighter (ship) : see Barge. Ligny, Gny and Louis, counts LIGHTFOOT, JOHN 16-626a. of : see St Pol, counts of. -, JOSEPH BARBER 16- -, Jobn, count of 17-146b. Diognetus, epistle -, Waleran, count o! 17626d; 8-283a. H6b. Lightfoot, Ga. 11-752 (C3}. Ligny, Belg. 3-668 ( E 2 ) ; battle Light Horse Harry : see Lee, ( 1 8 1 5 ) 28·37 7a, 4-90d. Henry. Ligny -en ·B arrois, Fr . 10-7 7 8 LIGHTHOUSE 16-627 c ; 16(G3 ) ; 18·316b. 636 (Plates) ; dioptric system Ligoniel, Ire. 14·7 44 (E2). introduced 4-513c, 11-209d; LIGONIER, JOHN LIGONIER, false lights 1-7d; funds of earl 16-679a. 27-128a; Trinity House 27- Ligonier, lnd. 14-422 (E2). -; Pa. 21-106 ( D 5 ). 286d. Ligore, Siam : see Nakhon Sri - unit 16-639c. LIGHTING 16·6 0: : b ; collieries Tammarat. 6-588b; Greek temples 14- Ligorio, Pirro 14-630b; 26• 198a; lighthouse 16-640b; 1033d. Ligovo, Russ. 23-872 (D7). theatres 26-735b. - (electric) 1E-659a; 9-1 8 8 d ; Lig-na 24·833b. bulbs for 12·95c; Grove's ex· ) Ligna, riv., Chil. 1-15lb; 6periment 12-638c; Jabloch· 144b. kov's work 15-lO�d; light- Liguanea, plain, Jam. 15-133 houses 16-64lb ; loeal go>'ern(map ) ; 15-132b. ment 7-440d; photometry of Liguasan, lake, P.Is. 21·392 lamps 21-52 7 d ; power for ( E 7 ) ; 21-393a. 9-198d, 8-7 7 7 d, 22-229c, Ligueil, Fr. 10-1 7 8 (E4).

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LIGU-LI NG Ligues d e I a Haute Allemagne : see Swiss Confederation. Liguest, Pierre Laclede 2426c. Liguge, Fr. 28-56a; 17-792c. Ligula (of insects) 6-666c. - ( worm) 26- H 2 d ; body wall 26-409d (fig. ). Ligulate 10-56!d. Ligule 12-3 7 Od. Ligulidae 26-408c; 26-41 0a. Ligulil\orae 6-812c.

LIGUORI, ALFONSO MARIA dei 16-67 9b ; S-4 8 7 a ; 2775a. Liguorians : see Redemptorioste. Ligures Apuani, It. : &e Luna. - BAEBIANI, It. 16·680a; 1526 (E4). - Corneliani, It. 16-680a. LIGURIA, dist., It. 16-GSOb; 15-! (A3-B2 ) ; 15-26 (A­ B2); 23-649 (C2 ) ; ootton manulacture 7-299a; ooon o­ mic conditions 15-lla, 151 3 1J ; ethnology 16·681a, 108 0 1 b, 9-919b, 23-616c; lan· guage 16-68 1 a, 15-25d, 14889d; strike (1903} 15-81b. Ligurian Apennines, mts., It. 15-4 ( B 2 ) ; 2-161e. - group : see Sannosian gronp. - Republic : see Genoa. Ligurinus : see Greenfinch. L ig ustrum : see Privet. Ligwy, bay, Wales 2-17d. Ligyes, tribe : see Salyes. Ligystike, dist., Gaul 24-104b. Libou, isl., Chan.Ia 9-430 (VI. A I ) ; 12·67 l d ; 12·6 7 2a. -. reefs, Austr. 2-960 (13}. Libsaws, tribe 26 7 44a. Lihue, Haw. 13-84. {B2). L i h 1 1ku (dialect} 3-358c; 27-

5 )�b.

- Knamba (dialects) 3-358c. Ll HUNG CHANG 16-681c; Boxer movement 6-20Gb; Hussian convention ( 1 9 0 1 } 6-2 0 7 b ; in Tientsin 26963d. Lihyani inscriptions 24-623a; 14-liJOd; 1·730c. Liitnfjonl, fjord, Den. : �e Liulfjord. Lija ( i'rachonitis), dist., Pal. ;.:0-602 ( E 2 ) ; 3·465b; 14 � .; b ; volcanic activity 1550nd. Lij Ya,;u : see Iyasu, Lij. Lika, riv., Croat.::;lav. 7-H�c. Likab, P.Is. 21-392 (B4}. Lika joko 19-563c. Lika·Krbava, co., Cro&t.81av. 3-� ( D 4 ) ; 7-H:la. Likche, Tib. 4-387c. Likely, Cal. 5-8 (C1}. Likeri, lake, Gr. 12-424 (E2}. -, rnt., G r. : see Parnassus. Likhoslavl, Russ. 27-79b.

Li /{ i : see Li Chi. Li Kiang Fu, China 6- 1 6 8 (F�} ; ro•1tes 26-3 19b, 28-946d. L i - K ia-pu, China 6-168 (G3). Likieb, isis., Pac.O. 20-436 ( G J ) ; 1 7-7 7 3 a. Likimt, mt., Mor. 18-851 ( D3 } ; first ascent 2-859d. Likin (tax) 6·186d; Clhi-fu Cnvention 6-200d; Shltng­ hai treaty (1902) 6·207d. Liklang, mt., India 6-233c_ Liklieva. : see Scoranze. Liknaes, Nor. 19-804 (B3}. Likoma, Br.C.Af. 4-5 9 7 b , - , is!., Br.C.Af. 19-929b. Likona, riv., Fr.Cong. 11-99 (_U ) ; 4·464d. Likoude, riv., Ger.E.Af. 117 7 1 (1:13). Liks-dammen, lake, Swed_ 2 6190 wn Lik nala, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B2-3). -, riv., Fr.Cong. 6-923 (B3 ) ; 6-9 17a. Likuala-Essubi, riv., Fr.Cong, 11-99 (B2). Li·Kwan-chun, China 15-156

Likhvin, Uuss. 15-6Hd.

(1:1 7 ).

Lilac, Ark. 2-55 2 ( D l }. LILAC 1 6-68 2a ; forcing 1371l5 b : vernation 16-328d. - scent 20·52c. Lilaea, Gr. 12-440 (D2}. Lilagar, riv., India 3-929d. Lilajan, riv., India 14-3 7 6 ( L 7 ).

Lilatu (rei.) : see Lilit. Lilbourn, Mo. 18-608 (G5}. Lilbourne, Northants. 19-769c. LILBURNE, JOHN 16-682b; Levellers 16-506a. -. Robert 16-683a; 12-41 7d; 12-420d. Lilesville, N.C. 19-7 7 2 (C3). Lilford Hall, house, Xorthants. 2- H 8a. Lilia (A.sgrimsson} 14-235b.

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To make full use of this lpdex it is essential to read the instructions given on Page I. LILIACEAE 16-683a. Lilian, Va. 28-118 (F3}. LILIENCRON, DETLEV VON 16-684d; 11·799a. Lilienfeld, Aus. 3-4 (D3}. Lilienstein, hill, Ger. 15·896a. Lilienthal, 0. : aeronautic experiments 1-261 b (table}; gliding machine 10-5 17c_ Lilienthal, Ger. 19-9 5 7c. Lilies, isl., Westm. 28-708c_ Liliil1 orae 16-683a. Li-ling, China 6·168 (14}. Lilio, P. I s. 21·392 (F3). Lilioideae 16-683c_ Lilit (demon} 16-685a. LILITH (folk-lore} 16-685a. Lilium : see Lily. - auratlilll 16-688b. - bulbiferum Z5-878a (fig. ) ; worn by Orangemen 201 6 0c. � giganteum 16-688b. - tigrinum : see Tiger lily. Liiiuokalani (queen of Hawaii} 1 3-9 1 c. Lilius, Aloysius 4·994c. Lilja, Goran : see Stjernhje!m, Georg_ Liljefors, Bruno 5-335d; 20· 5 1 6b . Liljenstedt, Johan Paulinus 26-216b. Lilior i Saron (Stagnelius} 262 18d. Lilla Edet, Swed. 26-190 (A­ ll2}. - Essingen, is!., Swed. 25-935 (A2). - Katrineberg, Swed. 25-935 (A2). - Lule, riv., Swed. 19-800 (E2); 26-54b; 26-189a. - Skuggan, Swed. 25-935

( Il l ).

- Wartan, inlet, Swed. 25-935 (Bl). Lille, Alain d e 6-452b. -, Gaultier de : see Walter de Lille. LILLE, Fr. 16-685a; 10-7 7 8 ( F 1 ) ; battle ( 1 7 9 2 ) 11·1 7 l b ; population 10-7 SOb ; pottery 5manulacture S-739a, 7 5 2 a ; siege ( 1 7 0 8 } 2S-604d, 4-315b; university 10- 7 9 7 d_ " Lille Baelt " (ship) 24·888b. Lillebonne (family) 12--699d. LILLEBONNE, Fr. 16-686a; 10-7 7 8 ( E 3 ) ; 19-749c; coun­ cil ( 1 066) 28·659d; lordship

12-699b.

Lilleburn, John de 15-849c. Lille Elvedalen, Nor_ 19-804 ( D 1 ). - Fosen, Nor. : see Christian­ sund. Lillehammer,Nor. 19-804 ( 0 2 } ; 12-667c. Lillers, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (F1 } ; 20· 883b ; artesian well 2-669c. Lillesand, Nor. 19-804 (C3}. Lilleshall, Salop 9-416 (II. C4); abbey 19·533d; geology 24-1020c. Lille Strom, Nor. 19-804 ( D 3 } . Lilleus (myth.) 1-360a. Lille Vild Mose, swamp, Den. 8-24 (C2); 1-2c. Lilley, A. A. (cricketer) 7-443b. Lilley, 1\Iich. 18-3 7 2 (E6). Lillherrdal, Swed. 19-800 (C3}. Lillian, Neb. 19-324 (E3}. -, lake, Minn. 18-550 (C6}. LILLIBULLERO 16- 6 8 6b _ Lillie, James 10-129d. Lilliesleaf, Scot. 24- 4 1 2 (F4}. Lillies oil shale 23-99a. Lillington, N.C. 19-7 7 2 ( D 2 } . Lilljeborg, W. (naturalist} 20322b.

LILLO, GEORGE 16·686b; 8-52 9 d. Lillo, Belg. 3-668 ( D 1 }. -, Sp. 25-530 (D3)_ Lillooet, dist., Can. 4-600 (E3}. -, lake, Can. 4-600 (E3). -, riv., Can. 4-600 (E3}; 1139d. -, tribe 14-462a. Lilly, John : see Lyly, John. -, WILLIAM (astrologer} 16686d. -, William (grammarian} : see Lilye, William. Lilly, Ill. 14·304 (C3)_ -, 0. 20-26 ( E l ). -, Pa. 21-106 (E5). - Dalt>, Ind. 14-422 ( D 8 } . Lillydale, Viet. 28-38 ( E l } . Lillywhite, W. 7-440c. LILOAN, P.Is. 16-687b. Lilri, riv., India 14-376 (F6}. Lilu ( rei. ) : see Lilit. Li Lung-mien (painter} 6214a. Lily, William (grammarian) : ..ee Lilye, William. Lily, Colo. 6·722 (B1).

LIMBURG, prov. , Belg. 16· Lily, Ga. 11-752 (C3 } . 69� b ; 3-668 (F1 }. -, Ky. 15·740 ( D -E3}. -, S. Dak. 25:506 (H2). LIMBURG, duchy, Holl. 16-, pond, Mass. 17-852 (C4}. 691c ; 15-445a; 19-415cLILY 16-68 7 b ; 16-683c; fertil­ LIMBURG, prov., Holl. 16ization 21-769d (fig. ) ; ovary 692c; 13-588 (C4-3); geology 13-590a; partition ( 1 8 3 1 } 310-570b (fig. } ; pollen cells meiosis 21-768d (fig. ). 677c. - CHRONICLE 16-692c_ -, order of the 10-499d. Lilybaeum, Sic. 15-26 ( D 6 ) ; Limburger cheese 7-750a. 23-648 ( D 3 ) ; 17- 7 6 5 d ; siege LIMBURGITE 16-692c; 21328c. (249 B.C.) 22 6 5 Qa, 19·313b. Limbus, tribe 19-379c. See also Marsala. LILYE, WILLIAM 16-688d, LIMBUS (theol.) 16-692d. Lilylake, Ill. 14-304 (D2). - Infantum (Puerorum} 166 92d. Lily of the valley 16-687d; 16684c; 13-7 69b. - Patrum (Inferni) 16-693b. Lilyville, N.s_w_ 26- 2 7 8 (D4). Lime, Ala. 1-460 ( D 2 ) . - . Colo. 6-722 (F3). Lim, is!., Arm. 27-878c. -, riv., Balkan Penin. 27·426 LIME (chem. } 16-693c; 1 · 9 7 1 a ; (A1 ) ; 1 8·7 6 7d. bleaching linen 4-54a; in bread-making 4-468d; fat Lima,Pedro Araujo : see Araujo 4-523b ; manure 13-7 5 4 a ; Lima, Pedro. in soil 2S-349d. -, Rodrigo de : Abyssinian mission ( 1 5 2 0 } 1-96a; 1- - (chloride of) : see B leaching powder. 7 7 4b. - (fruit) 16-413d; 16-415b. Lima, A.rk. 2-552 ( D l } . LIME (tree} 16-693d; cotyle­ - , I l l . 14-304 (A3). dons 11-260a; fibre 10-311 b ; -, Ind. 14-422 (Gl). nail-galls 18- 6 1 9 d ; honey -, Mont. 14-276 (C3}. beverage 13-654d ; inflores­ -, N.Y. 19-596 (C3). cence 10-5G5c; in myth­ LIMA, 0. 16-68 8 d ; 20·26 (B3}. ology 2·168a; Poland 21· LIMA, Peru 16-68 9 b ; 21-2 6 4 930d ; Russian forests 23( B4 ) ; Chilean occupation 8 8 2 c ; shoot 16-327c (fig. } ; ( 1 88 1 } 6-1 6 1 c ; international stem 21-742b (fig.}. exhibition ( 1 87 2 } 21-276c; Pan-American Conferences - (sweet) 18-795d. - alumina garnet : see Gros20-67ld. sularia. -, Swed. 26-190 ( B 1 }. - chrome garnet : see Uvaro-, W.Va. 28-560 (C2}. vite. LIMA, dept., Peru 16-689a; Lime City, ra_ 14-732 (F3), 21-264 (A4 and B4). - City, 0. 20-26 (C1}. -, pt., W.l. 22-124 (B2}. - Creek, riv., Ia. 14-732 ( D l }. -, riv., It. 17-95c. - Creek group 27-631a-, riv., Sp. : see Limia. Lima (zool.) 16-122d; pallial - hornfels 13-7 l l b. eyes 16· 1 1 9 d ; swimming Limehouse, dist., Lond. 16938 ( D 2} ; 25·889c; 1 6- 95 0b . 16-113a. Lima bean 3-573b. Limeil-Brevannes, lfr. 10-7 7 8 (C6). Lima Center, Wis. 28-7 40 (E6}­ Limeira, Braz. 24-200c. Limacidae 11-526b. Lime-iron garnet : see Andra­ Limacina 11·521d. dite. Limacinidae 11-52 1 d ; torsion Lime-juice 16·415c; in scurvy 11-506c. 24- 5 1 7 d. Limacodidae 16-471d. Limejuice Camp, W.Aus. 2Limacomorpha 1 8-47 l b. 960 (D5). LIMACON 16·690d; 7-659c­ Limekiln, Md. 17-828 (E2}­ Limaea 16-122d. Lima Geographical Society -, Pa. 21-106 (L5). - Crossing, Detroit riv., Mich. 21-2 6 9c. 12-4 00a. Limagne, dist., Fr. 10-776 ( E 4 ) ; 22-67 4c ; 1-696a; geo­ Lime lake (dye} : see French purple. logy 20-81c. Lime-light : Drummond's ex­ Lima-Indiana, 0. 20-26d. periments 8·600c; magic Limair Sanatorium, Va. 17lantern 16-186c; signalling 128d. . 25- 7 l d. Limalade 16-415c. Limena Gaza, Pal. : see :i\iineh, Liman (geog.) 5-453a. el. Limanowa, Aus. 3·4 (G2}. Limerick, \Villiam Dungan, Limapontia 11·523b. earl of 12·29a. Limapontiidae 11-523b. Limari, riv., Chi!. 2-462 (B3 } ; Limerick, Ga. 11-752 (E4}. LIMERICK, Ire. 16-694d; 146-144b. 7 4 4 (C4); blind asylum 4LIMASOL, Cyprus 16-6 9 1 a ; 62b ; Boer sympathies 147-696 (map ) ; 9·102c. 787b; geology 14-745c; -, dist., Cyprus 7-696 (map}. housing statistics 13-820d; Li-ma-teu : see Ricci, Matteo_ siege ( 1 6 5 1 ) 20-330a ; siege Limatus 18-90ld. ( 1 69 0 } 14-779a, 12-28d, 24Limavady, I re. : see Newton 2 2 3 d ; trade statistics 14Limavady. 7 5 1 d ; treaty ( 1 6 9 1 } 14- 7 7 9a, Lima wood 4-463c; dyeing 812-344a; Vikings 14-766a. 749a. -, Me. 17-434 (B 5 ). Limax 25-284a; 11-526b; eye 5·692c (fig.} ; hiberna­ LIMERICK, co., Ire. 16-69 4 a ; 14-7 44 (C4}. tion 13·446a; larval heart 11-5 1 3 d ; shell 11-524c; LIMERICK (verse} 16-695b. Limerick Junction, Ire. 14-744 Stiebel's canals 11-525d. (C4 ) ; 16·694b. - lanceolatus: see Amphioxus. lace 16-40d. Limay, Fr. 10-7 7 8 ( E 3 } ; 17Limeridge, Wis. 28-740 (C5}. 60 4b. -, riv.,Arg. 2 -4 6 2(C4} ; 2-461e. Limerig, Scot. 24-4 1 8 ( D 3 ). LIMB 16-69 1 a ; geology 10- Lime Rock, Conn. 6-952 ( B 2 ) ; 24-78c. 598a. Limerock, R.I. 23-24 9 ( B -Cl } ; Limba, tribe 1-329d. lighthouse 19-534d. LIMBACH, Ger. 16-691 b ; 11Limes (boundary} 16·695c; 27808 (III. q l l ). 157a. -, Hung. : see Lendva. Limbang, riv., Bor. 4·257 ( B 2 } ; Lime saltpetre : see Wall salt­ petre. 24-207c. Limbara, mts., Sard. 15-4 ( B 4 } ; Limes Arabicus 16- 6 95 c. - Britannicus : see Hadrian's 26-591a. Wall. LIMBER 16-691 b ; military 2690c, 26-1 1 6a. Limes, Cite de, camp, Fr. 8Limbic lobe 4-397c. 2 1 0c. GERMANICUS 16Limbird, John 21·153b_ LIMES Limbo : see Limbus_ 695c. Limbones, pt_, P.Is- 21-392 Lime Sink, region, Ga_ 11( D 2 ). 7 5 1d. LIMBORCH, PHILIPP VAN - Spring, Ia. 14-732 ( E 1 } . 16-691 e ; Le Clerc 16-355a. Limespur, Mont. 14-27 6 ( D 3 } . Lirnbotto, lake, Mai.A.rch. S- Limes Saxoniae 24-268b. Limestone, Ark. 2-552 (B2}. 597b. Limburg, Belg. 3-668 (G2 } ; -, Ky. 15-740 (E2). 8-388d; capture ( 1 6 7 5 } 8- -, Me. 17-434 (E2). - 7 34c; capture ( 1 7 02 } 25- -, N.Y. 19-596 (B3}. 6 0 1 a ; cloisonne reliquary -, Pa. 29-106 (D3}. 4-910b. -, mt., Nev. 5-8 (F2). LIMBURG, Ger. 16-692b ; 11- LIMESTONE 16-696b ; archi­ tectural uses 25·959d, 9-4 808 (B3}.

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joints 15-491a (fig.}. See also Marble and Dolomite. Limestone Co., Ala. 1-460 (Bl). - Uo., Tex. 26-690 ( L 4). - Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (Cl ) . --:- Creek, riv., Ky. 17-939b. - Run, riv., Pa. 18-492d. Limestone sheep 24-821a. - sink : see Swallow-hole. Lime Street Station, Liverpool 27-407b. Limenil, Isabelle de 17-428a. Lime water 16·693c. Liulfj ord, chan., Den. 8- 2 4 (A2 } ; 8 - 2 3 b ; 8-28a. Limhamn, Swed. 26-1 9 0 (B4). Limia (Lima), riv., Sp. and Port. 25-530 (A2 ) ; 22-1 35b. Lirnicolae (chaetopods) 5·797b. - (birds} 3-9 7 7 c ; fossil 3· 970c; plumage 10-226d. Limidae 16-122d. Limifossor 6-251 b_ Limigantes, tribe : see Sar· matae. LIMINA APOSTOLORUM 16G98a. Limingo, Russ. 23-8 7 2 (C3). Limington, Me. 17-434 (B5}. Limisso, Cyprus 24- 1 5 d. Limit (math. ) : differential cal­ culus 14·536a; of functions 11-303a ;indeterminate forme 14-545c ; of series 1- 6 l l d. Limitanei 23-474b ; 23-523a. Limitat,ion, law of (psycho!.} 22-555a. -, STATUTES OF 16-698b ; 22-296c ; 16-49d; debts 7-

905c;

guarantee

12-656 b ;

lien 16-59 7 b ; real property 9-1 3 8 b ; Roman law 23555d, 23-561a. Limited liability company : see Company. - partnership (law} 20-875b. - Service Act ( 1 8 4 7 } 2·61 4a. - vote 23- 1 1 5b. Limiis of E7,olution, The (Hewi­ son} 18-248c_ Limits of indefiniteness (math.) 11-304b. . Limit-surface 11-725a. Limmat, riv., Switz. : see Linth_ Limmen Bight, gulf, Austr. 2-960 (F2 ) ; 2·94 2 c. Limmi 3-l O l c ; 3-108d. Limmu Galla, tribe 11·41 4a. Limnadella 9-657a. Limnadia 9-657a. Limnadiidae 9-657a. Li thens 2-832 (map}; b -, lake, Asia M . 2-758c. Limnaea, ruins, Gr. 1-l l lb. Limnaea (zoo!. } : see Pondsnail. Limnaeidae 11·526a; 25-284b. Limnai, lake, Asia M. : see

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Egerdir Geul.

Limnaia, Artemis 2-664a. Limnanthemum 11·601d. Limnatornis 3-971a. Limnephilidae 19-440b. Limnerpetidae 3-523b. Limnetis : see Lynceus. Limni, Gr. 12-424 (E2}. Limnicythere 9-658b. Limnite 16-700d_ Limniti, Cyprus 7-790d. Limnocardiidae 16·123d. Limnocardium 16·123d. Limnocarpus 20·553a_ Limnocharis 2-12b. Limnocnida 14-1 56 d. Limnocodium 14-156d. Limnocryptes : see Jack-snipe. Limnodriloides S-797a. Limnogale mergulus 14-643c. Limnograph 16-88a. Limnology (diet.) 16·86a. Limnomys Z3-443c. Limnophilus 4·927c. Limnos, is!., Aeg.S, : see Lem­ nos. Limnotragns 23-445d. - selousi : see Selous's ante­ lope. Limnotrochus 11-515d. Limoeira, Braz. (Bahia} 1-440 (H5}. - , Braz. (Pernambuco} 4-440 (K3 } ; 21�178c. LIMOGES (Augustoritum, Le· movices}, Fr. 16-699b; 107 7 8 ( E5 ) ; battle ( 9 3 3 ) 23817d; Chilperic's cession 4-684c; council (994) 27321 b ; enamel 9-364c; foun­ tain 10-7 49a ; metal-work 18-2 1 l d, 24-489 b ; porcelain 5-7 5 8 b ; revolt ( 5 7 9 ) 6-163b; strike ( 1 905) 10-892a; Tur­ got 27-415c. Limogne, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (E5). Limon, Colo. 6·722 (G2}. -, Colom. 6-701 (A4). LIMON (Port Limon}, C.R. 16-700a ; 5-678 (E6}.

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Limon, Hond. 6-67 8 (D3). -, :\lex. 18- 3 1 8 (E-FJ). -, bay, Pan. 6-078 (C6 ) ; 67 1 1a. -, . Limosi ( dialect ) : see Lemosi. Lirnosin, Leonard : see Limonsi n . Limothrips denticornis 269 0 7 c (fig.). Limours, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (E3 ) ; 21 l 7 d. Li·mou·shan, mts., China : see \\"u·cili·shan. LIMOUSIN, LEONARD 167 0 0 d ; 9-361c. Limousin, m t s., Fr. 10-78 ( E ;i ) ; 7-13lb. LIMOUSlN, prov., Fr. 16i O l a ; 10- 7 7 8 ( E -F 5 ) ; 10802 (map ) ; 21·898c; 12G 8 9 d ; Catharist heretics 150:> d ; Croquant insurrec­ tions 10-833c, 10-836a; Eng­ lb;h inva.3ion 9·504b. - language 22·491c. L i 1 1 toux, Fr. 10-7 i 8 (F6). Limowast Lest, or. I re . : see Auburn. ( Lisnegarv�· ), Ire. LISBURN 1S- i 7 3 d ; 14- 7 4 4 ( F 2 ) ; fire ( 1 7 0 7 ) 10-40 l c ; geology 2-

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Li,;lmrne, Wales 5-320a. -. cape, Al-k. 1 - 4 7 2 ( D l ). L isl'a.nnor, Ire. 14· 7 H ( B4 ) . -, ba )·, Ire. 14·7 4 4 ( B 4 ) ; 6-

426h.

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Liscomb. Cnn. 19 - R 3 1 (C2). -. Ta. 14- i 1 2 < E2). -, pt . . Can. 19-H:l l (D2). -. ri\'., Can. 19-831 (C2). Liscow, Christian L. 24-229b.

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Lisdoonvarna,lre. 14-7 4 4 IB3); b ; springs 6-426d, 18Lisens Alp, mt., Aus. 1-954d. Lisgar, John Young, 1st baron 5-1 ti 1 d ; 19-5 4 :la. Lisheen, Ire. 14 - 7 44 (B4). Lioht, pyramids, Egy. 9-82b. Li shu 6·220c. Lisiansky ( Lassion, Pell), is!., llaw. 13-M ( B 3 ) ; 20-436 (ii2). Lisichansk, mines, Russ. 171 15d. ( Noviomagus), Fr. LISIEUX 16-7Ha; 10- 7 7 8 (E3). Lisino, Russ . 23-872 (D8). Lisj ii, Swed. 26-190 ( D 2 ). Liske, Xavier 21-928c. Liskeard, Can. 20-1 1 4 ( D -E2). LISKEARD, Corn. 16-7 7 4b; 9-430 (VI. C3). Lisko, Aus. 3-4 ( H 2). LISLE, ALICE 16-774d. -, Arthur Plantagenet, vis­ count 19-7 89a. -, Elizabeth Grey, viscountess 26·2 5 d. -, Sir George 12-41 8c. -, Guillaume de 26-985b. -, John Talbot, viscount 2636 7 d. -, Philip Sidney, viscount : see Leicester, 3rd earl of. -, Thomas Talbot, viscount 26-36 7 d. Lisle, N.Y. 19-596 (D3). L'Isle, Switz. 26-242 (A3). -, riv., Fr. 10- 7 7 S ( D5). - Adam, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (E-F3). Lisle d'Albi, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (E6) ; 26-!29b. ( Gers) Fr. L' Isle·J ourdain, 10· 7 7 8 (E6). - Jourdain, Fr. (Vienne) 107 7 8 (E4). - sur-la-Sorgue, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (G6). - sur-le-Doubs, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 ( H 4 ). - sur-Screin, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (F4). Lislet, 1\loreau 1 6-8 1 2 b . Lisman, Ey. 1 5- 7 4 0 ( .\3). LISMORE (:\laghsciath), Ire. 16- i i .J b ; 14-741 (D4) ; geo· logy 7 · 1 5 7 a. -, Minn. 18-550 ( 13 7 ). LISMORE, N.S.W. 16-7 7 5b ; 19·538 ( G 1 ). LISMORE, is!., Scot. 1 6- 7 7 5a ; 24- H � ( C3 ) ; geology 2-48ud. L ismore,

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Li:;onacroghera, crannog, Ire. 7 - 3 7 8 a. Lisnaskea, Ire. 14·7 44 ( D2 ) ; 10-� 7 5a. Lisncgarvy, Ire. : see Lisbum. Liso, cape, C..\m. 5-6 7 8 (C7). Liso (bot.) 6-G�9h. Liss, Han t s 9-420 (III. F4). -, Switz, 26-242 (C2). Lissa, Aus. ( L issa) 3-4 ( E5 ) ; 16-7 7 ;ic.

-. Aus. ( lloh.) 3· 4 ( D l ). LISSA (Lczno), Ger. 16- 7 7 6 b ; 11·808 (F'3). LISSA ( losa, Vis), isl., Aus. 1677 5c; 3-4 ( D5). -, pass, Carpathian l\Its. 5· 3>!3d. - Civitas, N.Af. : see Ceuta. - Uora, rnt., Aus. 5-383b. Lissajous, J ules Antoine ( ph ysicist ) 25 - 446c. Lissant he sa p i da 7-366a. Lbsatwr's t ract 25·669c. Usse, Hoi!. 13-588 ( 132). Lisse (tapestry) 26-403b. Li.-;sie, A rk. 2-5 5 2 ( ll3). 19·538 N.'>.W. Lissington, ( D l ). Lissoceras 5-6 94 a. Lissochilus 20- 1 7 2c. - rose us 16- 5 4 0d . Lissou Grove, dist., Lond. 2430c. Li i-isu (statesman) 6-220d. - Ssu·hstin (painter) 8- 2 1 4a. LIST, FRIEDRICH 16- 7 7 6c ; 22- 1 6 7 b . List, G e r. 8-24 ( A 3 ) ; 26-2 8 3d. LIST ( diet . ) 16-7 7 7 b. Listad, :\'or. 19-804 (C - D 2 ) ; 19·802a. S.Am. : see Listarria, mt.,

Azufre. LIST A Y ARAGON, ALBERTO 16- 7 7 7 c ; 25·5R6a. ListPrse, ba:-·, �Iich. 18-3 7 2 Litus (serf) : see Liti. Liverpool, Can. 19-831 (B3). ( E l). - Saxonicum 13-934b. -, Ill. 14-304 (B3). - Tupper, lake, N . Y . 19-596 Lituus (curve) 25-692b (t!g.), LIVERPOOL, Lanes. 16·804d; ( F l ) ; 1-193a. - (staff) 7-520d. 16-805 (map ) ; 16-139 (B3) ; - Turkey, ri>.,'Ia. 14-732 I E l ). LITUUS (trumpet) 16-SOOc; bishopric 9-421 b ; cathedral - Two Hearted, ri>., .ll:l ich. 27-326a. 2-438b; cemetery 5-659d ; 18-372 (E3). Litwalton, Va. 28-1 1 8 (F3). cotton trade 7-268a; docks - 1 'zeii, ri>.. Russ. 23- 8 7 2 Litz Bach, riv., Aus. 26-242 8-355d; fire ( 1 802) 10-401c; ( G 6 ) ; 24-1 08a. (H2). granaries 12-338a; housing - Yall�,-. N.Y. 19-596 (B3); Litzner, GroRs, mt., Alps : see 13-8 1 8 b ; illegitimacy statis­ 20-i.)b. tics 14-303a; ivory trade Gross Litzner. - Verdigris, r-iv., Okla. 20-58 Lin An (writer) 6-226d. 15-93c; observatory 19(Fl). Liubish, Serv. 24-686 (A2). 955b ; population 9-419c; - Vermilion, riv., Ill. 14-304 Liubotrn, mt., Turk. 27-426 porcelain manufacture 5( KI ). 7 42c, 5-756b ; races 13-731c; ( B2 ) ; 3-2 5 8 b ; 17-216d. Litt leville, Ala. 1-460 ( B 1 ). Liu-cheng, China 15-957c. shipping statistics 27-604b ; Little Wabash, riv. , Ill. 14-304 Liudger, St : see Ludger. smallpox mortality 25-249b; ( D j ) ; 14-:J O !c. Liudhard (bp.) 6-339a. St Clare's church 2-43Ra; - Wachusett, mt., Mass. 17· Liudolf (duke of the East university 10·43b, 9-607c; 852 ( 02 ). Saxons) 24-268b. water supply 2-24 7b, 28· - Wakering, E ... 25-510d. LIUDPRAND (historian) 16404a. - \Vainut Creek, riv., 0. 20800b. -, N.S.W. 19-538 (G5). 26 ( E 3 ). - (king of the Lombards) 16- -, N.Y. 19-596 (D2). - w�'hita, riv., Okla. 20-58 933 d ; 15-28c; 24- 2 1 6 c ; Pope -. 0. 20-26 (G2). (C3). Zacharias's influence 28- -, Pa. 21-106 ( H 4 ). - Wenham, Sufl'. 17-598a. 950h; law codification 11- -, W.Va. 28-560 (B3). - Whale, riv., Can. 5-160 7 7 6c. -, bay, Can. 5-160 ( D 1 ). (ichuco, mts., Bol. 4-167 (I-!3 ) ; 4-168b. Livigno, It. 26-242 (!3). Livi!la (Livia) 26-91 5 c ; 8· 608a. Living : see Benefice. Living Gospel, The 2-181a. Living Spring, Colo. 6-7 2 2 (F2). Living statuary 19-953c. Livingston (family) : see Cai­ Iendar, earls of; Linlithgow, earls of. Livingston, Brockholst, 168 1 3c. -, EDWARD 16-Sl l d ; 15· 6 1 6d. -, Peter van Brugh 16-813c. -, Philip 16-813c. -'-, Robert 16-8 1 3 a ; 8-115d. -, ROBERT R. 16-8 12c; 1762b. -, WILLIAM (statesman) 168 1 3a. -, William (writer) 5-638c. LiYingston, Ala. 1·460 (A3 ) ; 1-461d. -, Cal. 5-8 (C3). -, Gnat. 5-678 (B3) ; 12-662c. -, Ill. 14-304 (C5). -, Ky. 15-740 (D3). -, La. 17-54 (B5). -, Mont. 14-2 7 6 ( D3). -, N.J. 19-502 (A2 ) ; 28·555d. -, N.Y. 19-596 ( B 2 ). -, Scot. 24-41 8 ( D -E3 ) ; 16732a. -, Tex. 26-690 (N5). -, Wis. 28-740 (C6). -, is!., Pac.O. : see Namonuito. -, mts., Mont. 18-752c. - Co., Ill. 14-304 (D3). - Co., Ky. 15-:la. - bond 4-199d. - Ho norary ::'il>cr Medal 1817b. Lloyd's L ist 16-83 � c ; 19-554c. Lloyd's Xews 16-�:lJc.

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printing 1S-:l t 9 d ; 5 t\ :J b ; press 22-3.:> 7 b. see Line of least L . L . TI . : re .-.;h;ta n ce . Llneta : see Llipta. Lludd (m;·th.) Llu;;w;·, ri>., Llu! laillaco, mt., ::i.A.m. 2·462 (C l ) ; 1 -U63c. Llm11mayor, Sp. 25-530 ( G 3 ) ; 17-J J l a . Ll11· chwr, \Vale> : see :Coughor. LLWYD, EDWARD 1 6- 8 3 4a S-6 l � h . - , Grutl')·dd (hero) 18-6J2c. -, Grntinld ( p oet ) S- 6 4 c. -, :II organ o \\' yll!'dd 5-647 d. Llywclyn Dafydd s- ab 646b. Llw)·dcoed, \\'ales 1-45b. (V. L!wydiarth, W ale s D � ). Llw)· ng-,rril, "'ales 9-428 (V. C:L). Llw.' n y groes : see Eliseg's pi !leu·. L ! w y n - .1 ·-pia, \\'ale.'! (V. Llydaw, lak, \\'ah•-; C l ) ; 16-/:i0c; 5-:HlOd. Llyfna nt. riY., Wales 21-841c. - ftag-s 2-452c. L!ygatonehenge 25·962b, 2·350d. -, William James Stewart 16·855c; 6-525c. LOCLE, LE, Switz. 16·855c; 26-242 (B2). Locmaria, Quimper, Fr. 22• 7 5 lc. -, dist., Fr. 3·697b. LOCMARIAQUER, Fr. 16855d; 10-7 7 8 (C4); ancient monuments 25·963c, 2:1· 483b. Locmine, Fr. 10· 7 7 8 (C4). Loco, Ala. 1·460 (B2). -, Ga. 11·752 (D2). -, Okla. 20·58 (D3). Loco-disease 16-856c. Locomotive 22·820c; 25·841b; 27-120d; balancing 17• 1 0 1 4 d ; boiler 4-143d; com· pound 22·848d; liquid fuel 11·2 7 8 b ; mine haulage 18. 533d; Trevithick's 27·256c; vi!Jration 8·821d. Locomotive .A.ct (1865) 1891 5b. International - Engineers, Brotherhood of (U.8.) 11· 223a; 27·150d. - Firemen, Brotherhood of (U.S. ) 11-223a; 27·150d. LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA 16855d; 4-HOc. LOCO-WEEDS 16-856c. LOCRI (people) 16·856c; 20• 930d; 19·279a.; inscription 14-627a. LOCRI, It. 16·856d; 15·26 ( F 5 ) ; 7·5 l l a ; coins 19-8 7 8 b ; Hannibal's victory ( 2 0 8 B.c.) 12·92 l b . Locrian mode (music} 21• 7 0Gb. - reliefs (art) 26-655hi. Lokal· Anzei(Jer 19-5 79c. Lokapala> (rei.) 13-505b. Lokele (dialect) 3-359a. Lu ken. :>or. 19-S 04 ( D 3 ). LOKEREN, Belg. 16-928d; 3-668 ( C l ) . Lokhvit,;a, Russ. 23-87 4(I . D 1 ). Loki (myth . ) 19- 1 ! 2 a ; 266 � ! b ; 13-3 7 6 d ; 8-R2 4a. Lo -kiaug. rh-., China 6-1 6 8 (14). Lokke, Jakob O la us 19-81 7a. Lokkum, a bbe y, Hanover 1� -i d . Lokman (writer ) : see Luqman. Loko, Xig. 19- 6 7 8 (C3). Lokobe, mt., :llad. 19-822b. LOKOJA, :'-lig. 16-929a; 1 96 7 S ( C ! ) ; 15- 6 1 9c. Lokoco, riv., Bel.Cong. 16-

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ROBER') 468d; escheats 4-2 7 0 b ; fires LONDONDERRY, schi, Orazio : in 10-401b, 10-403b ; Henry STEWART, 2nd marquess n of (Viscount Castlereagh) Lomie, W.Af. 5- 1 1 0 (B4). I. 9-479b, 4·27 0c ; Henry II. 16-969a; 9-55!a ; Canning 9-481d, Magna Lo·min, China 6-1 6 8 (I-15). 4- 2 7 0 d ; Carta 9-489d; plague ( 1 665) dispute 5· 1 8 7c, 9-555a ; Lomira, Wis. 28-740 (E5). foreign policy 9-555c, 921 - 695b ; pollee system, Lomisinea 17·457d. 935a; Vienna Congress 28Anglo · Saxon 4 - 269c ; Lomma, Swed. 26- 1 94c. 54a. Richard I. 9-486c; Wat Lomme, riv., Belg. 3-668 ( F3 ) ; Londonderry, Can. 19-831 (C2). Tyler's rebellion 9-508a. 23-427a. LONDONDERRY, Ire.16-97 3a; London, Ind. 19-422 (F5). Lommel, Belg. 3-668 (F1). 14-7 44 ( D 2 ) ; Docwra's set· Lomnica, riv., Aus. 3-4 (I2 ) ; _;_, Ky. 15-740 (D3). tlement of 14- 7 7 6c ; bous· -, Minn. 18-550 ( D 7 ). 11-401c. ing 13-820d; population Lomnitz, mt., Aus. 26·4 5 1 a ; -, N.H. 19-490 (E5). -, 0. 20-2 6 ( D 5). 14- 7 4 7 a ; sacked ( 1 608) 145-38 4 b . 7 7 7 a ; siege of ( 16 8 9 ) 28· Lomogundi, dist., S.At. 25-4 6 6 -, Wis. 28-7 40 ( D 5 ) . 2 7 l d, 12-343d, 17-124c. - , riv., Switz. 11-587b. (I·K1). -, N.H. 19-490 (E6) ; Presby­ Lomond, hills, Scot. 24-418 London (S. Johnson) 15-465d. terian Church 22-29ld. (E2 ) ; 15-824a; geology 10- " London " (battleship) 20-, Vt. 19-490 (B5). 330a, 15-82 4 b. 23lb. -, lake, Can. 19-831 ( D 2 ). London and Globe Finance LONDONDERRY, co., Ire. 16• 972c; 14-744 ( E 2 ) ; 21· 7 2 7 c ; Corporation 8 - 6 4 5 b. LOMOND, lake, Scot. 16·9 3 7 b ; vitrified forts 28-149d. 24-4 1 8 (B2 ) ; 16-89c; geology - and India Docks Company -, isis., Chi!. 2-462 ( B 7 ) ; 6· 8-660c, 25-927d. 16-950b ; 12·338c. 143c. - & North Western rly. 9-, moors, 'lcot. 10-330b. 4 2 2 c ; 27 - 604c ; 18 - 8 0 2 d ; " Londonderry " (ship ) : plans -, Ben, mt. : see Ben Lomond. 24-966 (Pl. IX.). Crewe works 7-432 d ; loco­ -, East, mt., 'lcot. 10-329c. motive 22-85la; permanent London Dissector 1-939a. -, West, mt., Scot. 24- 4 1 8 District Telegraph way 22-838c; water troughs London ( E 2 ) ; 10-329c; geology 15Company 26·526a. 824b. 22- 8 4 l a ; Welsh branch 28- Docks, Lond. 16-938 ( D 2 ) ; 2 6 1a. L 0 M 0 N 0 S 0 V, MIKHAIL 16-950b. - and Southern Counties Vasilievioh 16-937c. Bowling Association 4-347a. - Entertainments Protection Lomont, mts., Fr. 10-778 Association 19-90a. - & South Western rly. 9(I-14) ; 8 -4 4 ld. Lorulon Evening Post 23-107a. 423a; 22-85la. Lompo·battang, mt., Mal. - Argand gas burner 11-483c. London Exhibitions Company Arch. : see Bonthain. 10-70a. Lompoc, Cal. 5-8 (C4 ) ; 5-1 4a. - Assurance Company 14- Fields, dist., Lond. 16-938 658c. Lomseggen, mt., Nor. 19-804 ( D 2 ) ; 12-794c. (C2). - Athletic Club 2-847d. - Basin : Bagshot beds 3- London Fire Engine Establish· Lomvia troile : see Guillemot. ment 10-412c. Lomwe, tribe 22-165a. 2 0 7 a ; Eocene beds 9-662c, London Gazette 11·545a; 19· LOMZA, Russ. 16-938a; 21· 9-4 l la, 9-414d. 929 (C·D2). 553d; 22-300c; advertise· - Bridge, Lond. 16-938 (C2 ) ; ments 1-236b. LOMZA, govt., Russ. 16-937d; 16-940c; 16•956a; 4-535b. 21-929 (C·D 2 ) ; 21-849a. -, Brighton & S outh Coast London General Omnibus Com· pany 5-404b. Lon, dist., Ice. 14-228 ( D 2 ) ; rly. 9·423a; liquid fuel 11- Government Act < 1 899) 22· 14-229 d. 277c. Lonaconing, Md. 17-828 ( B 1 ) . 627d; 16-952a; 19-736b ; - Building Acts : advertise· Lo-nan, China 6- 1 6 8 ( 1 3 ) . libra!'ies 16-559a. mente 1-237d; chimneys Lonan, dist., I. o f M.: 17·535c. 4-5 2 7 c ; fire resisting 4-766b; - Grain Elevator Company 25- 7 6 6 c ; footings 10-740c, - fiags 17-534d. 12-338c. Lonar, lake, India 14-382 4-.'i24c; foundations 10- - Grove, Pa. 21-106 (17). ( G l O). 740a; roofs 23-7 0 5 a ; shop - Hanse : see Steelyard, mer· Lonato, It. : battle ( 1 79 6 ) 11chants of the. fronts 15-480d; walls 4191a. 5 2 3a, 20-877b. � Homoeopathlc Hospital 13• LONAULI, India 16-938a; 14- - Cab Act ( 1 89 6 ) 4-913a. 646d, 382 ( E 1 0 ) . - Cab and Stage Carriage Act - Hospital 16-946c; nurses Liinborg, Den. 8 - 2 4 (A3). ( 1 9 0 7 ) 4-912c. 1 9-9 1 6a. Loncheres 19-993b ; 23-445a. - Chamber of Arbitration 2- - Institution (Moorfields) 7• Lonchidite 17-683d. 325d. 6 0 7 c ; library 16·557b, 22· Lonchocarpus cyanescens 14- - a>.amber of Commerce 27108d. 485b. 1 3 5 c ; port authority scheme - Joint Stock Bank v. Sim· Lonchoglossa 6-243d. 16-950a. mons ( 1 892) 3-353a. Lonchophylll\ 6-244a. - City and Midland Bank : London Journal 7- 1 2 1 b . Lonchorhina 6-243c. Gordon case 3-350c; Lud· London Library 16-558a. Loncin, Belg. 16-593c. gate Hill buildiilg 2·440d London Lickpenny (Lydgate) Landa, India 14-382 (F12). (fig.). 17-157a. Londerzeet, Belg. 3- 66 8 ( D 2 ) . - CLAY 16-968b ; 9-662c; 11· London Magazine 21· 1 5 2 d ; Londiani. Br.E.A!. 4 - 6 0 1 ( A 2 ) . 670b ; flora 20-552c. (Essays o f Elia) 16-105a; Londinian group : see Ypresian - Colney, Herts. 16-942 (C2). Wainewright 28-246a. group. - Company 28 - 122b ; 17- London Merchant (Lillo) 16· Londinieres, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (E2). 858b. 6 8 6 b. Londinurn Gothorum, Swed. : - Conciliation Board 2-332d. London Mills, Ill. 14-304 see Lund. -, Concordat of ( 1 1 0 7 ) 20(B3). Londo, mt., Ger.E.A!. 11· 7 7 1 692c. - Missionary Society 18·5 8 6 d ; (C3). -, Co!lference of ( 1 83 9 ) 1618-588d; 6-934b; Bechuana· London, Ala. 1-460 (C3). 1 06c. land 3-605d; German S.W. -, Ark. 2-552 (B2). -, Conference of ( 1 8 5 2 ) 8-38a. Africa 11-802 b ; Madagascar LONDON, Can. 16-938a; 20· -, Conference of (1863) 1217-2 7 8 c ; Pacific Islands 20• 1 1 4 ( B3 ) ; 20·1 1 3d. 432a. 439d, 18-59ld. LONDON, E ng. 16- 9 3 8 b ; 16· -, Conference of ( 1 8 6 4 ) 24- - Necropolis Company 16• 938 (map ) ; 16-942 (map ) ; 339c. 947c. 4-584 (D6) ; architecture 16- -, Conference of ( 1 8 7 1 ) 9- - Orphan Asylum 22-972d. 9 4 1 b foll., 2-427b, 2·419c, 942a. London Pharmacopoeia 21• 13-812 d; artesian wells 28· -, Conference of ( 1 888) 26·44c. 353c. 505c; bishopric 9-42 1 b ; -, Conference of ( 1 908-1909) London Phllharmonic Society : communications 16-943d, 14-698a; 21-6a; contraband Beethoven 3 - 6 46c; pitch 21• 27- 1 6 J a ; drainage 16-9.i6b, 7- :S4c. 662a. 24-740a, 7·607c, 3-561a; - Convention ( 1 83 2 ) 12-466c. - pride 10-558c; 24-263d (fig.). exhibitions 10-67c, 16-949b ; - Convention ( 1 84 0 ) 9·938a; - Produce Clearing House fire extinction 10-4 1 2 a ; fogs 10-8 66c . 6-478a. 10-590a; freedom of city - Convention ( 1 884) 27-198d. -, Protocol of ( 1829) 12• 11-78a; government 16- - Convention ( 1 88 5 ) 9-34b ; 466b. 9 5 1 b foil., 4-269c, 4-2 70d : 9- 1 1 5b. -, Protocol of ( 1 8 5 2 ) 24see also London County -, Corporation of the City of 338a. Council; government offices 16-952a; robes 23-412c. London Review 19-562d; 18· (arch. ) 2-403b, 2-438d; - Corresponding Society 9661a. hospitals 13-792b, 16-946c; � 5 l c foil. London·rocket 7-522a. housing 9-419b, 13-8 1 7 c ; -, Council of ( 1 0 7 5 ) 5-518d. - School of Divinity 14• illegitimacy 14-304a; Jews - County Council 16-95 1 d ; 8 7 4c. 15-406b ; libraries 16-554c; 16-953c; education 26-496b, - School of Economics and magnetism, observations 172·704c; electricity supply - Political Science 27- 7 7 3 b ; 359b. 17-360b ; milk trade 9-2 0 1 b ; fire brigade 10library 16-554d. 7-7 5 6 b ; nomenclature 164 1 3 b ; licensing 19-89d. - Soci9ty for promoting 943a ; parks 16-94la, 16- - County Cricket Club 7Christianity among the JeW!! 9 4 9 b ; police 21-97 8 b foil. ; 444a. 18-5 8 7 b ; 20-625d; 21-200a. port and shipping 16- I..ondon Daily Universal Regis­ - Society for teachlng the 949d foil., 27-604b; pro­ ter see Times, The. blind to read 4- 6 2b. stitution 22-462c; public London, Declaration of : see - Society of bookbinders 27· health 22-627d, 16-946a; Declaration of London. 1 44d. th.atres 26·731b ; tithes LONDONDERRY, Earls and - Stone, Lond. 16-955d. 26- 1 0 2 2 d ; traffic problem Marquesses of 16-968c. -, Tilbury & Southend rly., 16-944d; tunnels 27-406a, -, C. W. STEWART (Vane), Eng. 9-422d. 16-940d ; water supply 163rd marquess of 16-968d; - Traffic Commission (1903) 946d, 19 -1 1 1 a. Laibach Congress 16-R2c; 16-945a. - : History 16-954b ; borough Troppau Congress 27-30 7 c ; -, Treaty of ( 1 3 5 9 ) 8-995a; franchise 4-2 7 1a ; Charles II. Verona Congress 27-1037a. 19-751a. 4-272a, 22-7 64d; confer· -, C. S. Vane-Tempest-Stew­ -, Treaty of (167 4 ) : see W st• ences : see London Cenfer· art, 6th marquess 16minster, Treaty of. ence ; Danish 9969a. -, Treaty 10·845a.

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LON D-LORD London, Treaty of ( 1 8 1 4 ) 13· 604c. -, Treaty of ( 1 8 2 7 ) 27·45 7 c ; 12-495 d. -, Treaty of ( 1 83 1 ) 3·677b. -, Treaty of ( 1 839) 3·677d. -, Treaty of ( 1 8 6 7 ) 17·145c. -, Treaty of ( 1 8 7 1 ) 14-695d; on Danube 7·8 2 1 b. -, Trea�y of ( 1 883) 7-822a. -, University of 16-938 (F4B 3 ) ; 27- 7 7 2 d ; 4-654a; affili­ ated colleges 27· 7 7 3 b ; de­ grees, women 6-639a; ex­ aminations 10·42d, 10-46a ; hoods 27·7 7 9 b ; Jaw-study 9-607c; library 16·55-lc, 4· 224c; technical instruction 26-493a. L oudonville, 0. 20·26 (F3). London Voluntaries (Henley) 13·270d. see de : Maurice Londres, Maurice. Londres, Arg. 5·502c. Lone, mt., Colo. 6·722 (D2). -, mt., Nev. 5·8 ( E 1 ). -, mt., Nev. 5·8 (E2). -, mt., Utah 27·813d. -, mts., Nev. 5·8 (E3). Lone (diet.) 1·720d. see Lanes. : Lone-caster, Lancaster. Lone Cedar, W.Va. 28-560 (B2). - Cone, mt., Colo. 6-722 (B4). - .l. Loug;-iew, ,\rk. 2-552 ( D·i). --, 1!1. 14-304 (E 4 ). -, :\!iss. 18-600 ( D2). --, Tex. 26-690 (X3). J.ong,ille flags 5-300h. Low; walls, Athens 2·836b; 696k.

Long-wall working 6·583a. Lone: War ( LiU3-1606) 27 4.i0a; 13 -9 l ld . Long- 'Vittenham, Berks. 3i '3c. Lo n gwood , F la. 10 -54 0 ( E 3). -, ;\Iass. 4-6 1 6d. -, Yorks. 28-933 (B2). --, plain. St lle l c>na 2"l.-7b. LoDl!;lmrt !1, :\I aria 6-3 7 3a. -, Xichola,; 6•3 7 l c ; 28- 7 2 8c . LONGWY, Fr. 16-9 S i a ; 107 7 8 ( G 3 ) ; eicge ( 1 792) 111 7 l c; strike ( 1 905) 10 S92a. Long- Xuyen, Fr.I.C. 14-498 ( IJ 6 ) ; 6-6 2 0c ; 1 4-J9 2 b . Longy, bay, Chan.Is. 9- 430 (VI. B 1 ) ; 1 -5 3 4a . Loni. dist., India 18-73b. - . riv., India : see Lu n i. Lonicer, Adam 13-61 fid. L on icera : sr_.e H on eysuc kle. - - pcricly ruenium : see \Yood­ biue.

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- x;·lo",ieum : see Fl y honey­ s uck l e. Lonier, riv., India 1 4- 37 6 ( Q i ).

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8· 16-987d ; 1 2 � h. Lon,Jale, .\rk. 2- .1 5 2 (C 3 ). �. ;\l i n n. 18-550 ( D6 ) . -. n . I . 23-2 1 9 (CJ ) ; 7-627b. -, dock, Workington 28-8 3 1 c. -. p t. , Anstr. 28- 3 8 (C3). - i X o rt h ), dist., Lanes. 16l l Oa. Low ) ; b attl e ( 1 6 44 ) 12-409d, 25-193a; iron mines 7-lSla, 12- 2 7 2b. Losva, riv., Russ.As. 23-872 (I·K3). J,os Vilos, Chil. 1-1 5 l b. Los von Rom movement 333b. LOT (bibl.) 17-15c; 11-57\la. Lot, Ky. 15·7 4 0 ( D 4 ). -, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (F3). LOT, dept., Fr. 17·16a; 10- 7 7 8 (E5) ; 21-476c. LOT (Oitis), riv., Fr. 17·15d; 10- 7 7 8 ( E 5 ) . L o t ( law) : see Scot a n d Lot. Lota, Chi!. 6-823d; coal-mines 6-150c; Oligocene deposits 20·82a. Lota (bowl) 14-393a. - (fish) : see Burbot. Lo-tai, China 6·168 ( H 5 ) . L otbi nie re, Eustache, marquis de 15·495b. Lotcfos, waterfall, Nor. 19· 804 ( B 3 ) ; 19·800d. LOT·ET·GARONNE, dept., Fr. 17-16e; 10- 7 7 8 ( E 5 ) . Loth, Otto 15-904 b. Loth, Scot. 24- 4 1 2 ( E l ). Loth ( weight) 28-492c. Lothair (Aiamannie noble) 19· 2 4 l d. LOTHAIR (of France : d. 986)

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17·1 8 b ; 10·813b ; and Hugh Capet 13-858a. LOTHAIR (of Lorraine : d. 869) 17-lSb ; 17·9b ; 22·503d ; divorce questi on 19-649b, 13-1 7 7 c ; seal of 24·539d. - (i.\Ierovingian kings) : see Clotaire . • - I. (emperor) 17· 1 7 a ; 17· 29a; 10-8 1 l b ; edict (824) 23-665c, 23-668d; papacy 9-885c. - II. or III. (the Saxon, emperor, d. 1 1 3 7 ) 17·17b; 11·ti40d; Brandenburg 4· 420b; election 9·1 7 4a ; Italy 15·32d, 10-53 l b ; lay inves­ titure 14-7 2 3b, Z0-693d; Saxony 24-268d. Lothair, Ga. 11·7 52 (D3).

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AND EARLS Marquesses of 17-18d. LOTHIAN (Loth ian s) , dist., Scot. 17-19a; 24-4 1 2 (E-F4 ) ; 9-4 7 2 d ; 9·50le. Lothier, diot., Ger. : see Lor• rainc (Lower). Lothing, lake, Sufl'. 17-78a. Lothringen, prov., Fr. : see Lorraine. Lothrop, Mont. 14-276 (B2). Lothropp (Lathrop), John 3• 372c. Lothu \Nistoft, Sufl'. : see Lowestoft. LOTI, PIERRE ( Lou is Marie Julien Viand) 17·19d; 11• 1 49d. Lo·tien, Chiua 6-168 (K3). Lo·ting, China (Chih·li) 6·168 (K2). -, China (Kwang-Tung) &� 1 68 (I5). Lo-t.o-kan·tsze, China 15·156 (F·G5). Lotong 17·4 7 2c. Lott"Jphagi, tribe : see Lotus· Mters. Lotophagitis, isl., .Afr. : see Lotus-eaters', isl. Lotos : see Lotus. Lotsani, riv., Bech. 25·466 ( H 4 ) ; 16-70lc. Lots, casting of : divination by 8·333a ; 2-904a ; 20·14 2 b ; election by 12·4 5 0c, 28· 2 1 Gb. LOTSCHEN (Lotschberg), p ass, Swit.. 17·20c; 26-242 ( D 4 ) ; 1-7 44b. -, val., Switz. 26-242 ( D 4 ) . L otool93c. - VIII. (of · France) 17-36c; 10- 8 1 7 a ; English invasion 9-490a, 10-81 Gc, 8-454 b. - IX . (of France) 17-37a; 10-S 1 7 c ; 16- 1H0b; 4-6 1 c ; crusades 7-5·1:lb, 7-544d, 9-99b, 7-7 88c ; fleet and arsenal 19-305d; J oinville 15-·1 9 2 a ; King's · Evil 158 1 7 a; mission to Mongols 23-810b, 1-9 7 2 d ; Paris 20815d, 25-430c; Provisions of Oxford 20-415a. - X. (of France) 17-38b; 1o819h; 9-502b; Jews 15405c. - XI. (of France) 17 - 38c; 10-824a; 21-684a; 3-480a; Anjou and Bar 23-98a; Brez6 4-5 1 4 c ; Charles the Bold 5-933a, 19-H6a; Dauphine 7-851a; Lorraine 17-1 O d ; order of St :IIichacl founded 15-863c, 18- 7 9 5 b ; Philip the Good 21-3 8 7 d ; Provence 22-505c; Sore], Agnes 2S-432c; ::>witzerland 26-252a. - XII. (of France) 17- 4 1 b ; 10-S26a; 21-9 7 6 b ; 24-496c; Anne of Brittany 2-69b ; • Borgia, Alexander and Caesar . 1-554d, 4-2 48b ; Cambra!, league of 1S·5 5 ! d ; Italian wars 15--tOb, 10-537cl, 184- 1 1 b, 12-669a. - XIII. (of France) 17- 4 1 c ; 18-:l9a; 4-3 26 10-834c; (table); Lorraine 17- l l b ; Paris 20-808 a ; Richelieu 23-304c; Scotland 17-27 c ; Thirty Years' War 26-858b. - XIV. (of France) 17-42b; 10-838b; 9-930d; 4-9 1 7 d ;

army 2-61 8a, 17-69b, 17Bossuet 4-288b ; SOOa; Church policy 23-419d, 1386Gd, 14-5 8 2 d ; England 95-914c, 5 40c, 22- 1 3 1 c ; Germany 11-860d, 8-733b, 12-343a, 4-4 2 5 b ; Holland 13-601b, 8-732a; Mlle de Ia Valliere 16-290d; l\Ime de Maintenon 17-443b; medals 5-948c; ministers 17-94 1 d, 6-657c, 10·750c, 17-69a; l\Ime de Montespan 187 7 5a ; navy 19-306a; Paris _ residences 2720-8u8b ; 1 039b, 17-744a; St Louis, order 15-85Gd. LOUIS XV. (of France) 17-43c; 10-84Ga; 10-9 1 7 c ; 9-283d; Austrian Succession 'Var 3-41 d, 10-609d; Christians in Turkey 27-459d; Damiens 7-788b; Lorraine 17- l l d ; l\Ime d e Pompadour 22-49c; Paris 20-818d. - XVI. (of France) 17-Hb ; 10-850b; 10-9 1 7 c ; 11- 1 5 5 b ; Annam treaty 2-63b ; Giron· di;;ts 12-49d, 23-463c; l\Iale­ slicrbes 17-487 d ; Marie Antoinette 17- 7 1 0 a ; l\Iir::t­ beau 18-568d; Varennes flight 8-592a. - XVIl. (of France) 17-45a; 11-166a. - XVIIl. (of France) 17-47 a ; 10-863d; 5-9ll:ld; in exile 11-158c, 10-214d, 10-854d, 18-6 1 7 c ; Restoration 9-934b, 6-285c, 12-706a, 22-302d. - (Philippe, king of the French) : see Louis Philippe. - (dauphin of France, 18th cent.) 10-84Sd; 2-91Gb. - (dauphin of France, son of Louis XVI.) see Louis

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- (French prmce, duke of Burgundy) 1'J-43b; 1'7-43c; 4-326 (table) ; 10-845c; Spanish Succession \Var 25604b, 20- 3 7 7c, 10-845b, 177 7 5a. - (French prince, duke of Guienne) 15-445d; 5-919d. LOUIS (the German, king of the East Franks) 17-31 b ; 11-833c; 10-S l l b ; 24-268b ; Charles the Bald 5-89 7 d ; l\Iersen, treaty o f 18-1 7 4 a ; Hastislaus o f Moravia 188 1 7d, 25-231b. LOUIS ( " the Child," king of the Franks) 17-50b; 11834a; 17-9d; 10-812c. - (landgraves of Hesse-Darm­ stadt) 13-41 Oc. - (grand dukes of Hesse) 134 1 2 a ; 1-662a. - (king of Holland) : see Bonaparte, Louis. LOUIS I. (of Hungary) 1749a ; 13-904c; 21-903d; Bosnia 4-283b ; Naples 19184b, 15-4 2 1 d ; Rienzi 23323b ; Walachia 23-832a. - II. (of Hungary and Bohe­ mia) 17-49c; 13-910a; 41 27c. - (de Bourbon, bp. of Liege) 16-593d. - (of Maine) : see Louis I. (of Naples). - (of l\liUe) see Louls (of Flanders). LOUIS I. (of Naples) 17-50a; 19-184b· 5-919a; 9-5 0 7 b ; Langue oc 16• 1 80c; Pro· venee 22-505b. - II. (of Naples) 17-50a; 191 8 4 c ; 15-437 c ; Provence 22505b. - III. (of Naples) 17-50b; 22505b; 15-422b; 27-103b. - !of Tara nto. king of Naples) 17-50b; 19-184b; 15-421d. LOUIS (of Nassau) 17-50c. - (of Navarre) : see Louis X. (of France). - (of Orlb. -, JOSEPH DOMINIQUE, baron 17-50d. -, Pierre 18-54b. -, Sir Thomas 27-153c; 19700d. -, Victor 4-244b. Louis, Okla. 20-58 (B3). -, po�t. Can. 4-600 (ll � ). Louisa (name) : see Louise. Loulsa, Ky. 15-74-0 ( F 2 ) ; 28497d. -, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (D2). - Co., Ia. 14- 7 3 2 (F3). - Co., Va. 28- 1 1 8 (E3). LOUISBURG, Can. 17-52d; 19-831 ( E 2 ) ; 5-22 4 d ; 4-61 4 a ; British capture ( 1 7 4 5 ) 211 2 9 d, 3-43b, 17-859d; ( 1 7 58) 9-546d. -, Kan. 15-654 (H2). -, N.C. 19- 7 7 2 ( D 1 ). -, Pa. see Harrisburg. -, Wis. 28-740 (06). -, bay, Can. 5-224b. Louisburgh, Ire. 14-7 44 (B3). Louise (duchess of Argyll) 64 1 2 b ; 2-48Ga; as sculptor 24-507c. - (princess royal of England) 6-412b. - (of Lorraine, queen of France) 13-291 d ; 3-809 d ; 6-SOb. - (of Portugal) 22-148a; 221 48c. LOUISE (of Prussia) 17-5 2 d ; 2J-921a; 4-G88b. LOUISE (of Savoy) 17-53a ; 4-3 2 8 b ; 10-827a. - (of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) 16-461c. - (of Saxony) : elopement ( 1 9 02 ) 24-2 72d. - (of Tuscany) 18-39d. Louise, Ga. 11-752 (D2). -, Miss. 18-600 (D3 ). -, cape, Green. 12-543 (H2). -, is!., Can. 4-600 (C2). - Creek, riv., N. Dak. 19-780 (C3) . Louise Henriette (of Branden­ burg) 11-67c; hymns 14189a. - Marie (of Poland) 6-37 7 d. Louise, Order of 17-53a. Louisette see Guillotine. Louise Ulrica (of Sweden) 262 0 7 b ; 26- 2 1 6 d ; 1-212a. Loui:seville, Can. 22- 7 2 4 (D3). Louis Ferdinand (of Prussia) 19-220b. LOUISIADE ARCHIPELAGO, Pac. O. 17-53c; 19-487 ( G 3 ) ; 20-437a (table). LOUISIANA, Mo. 17-62a; 18608 (EZ). LOUISIANA, state, U.S. 1753c; 17-54 (map ) ; agri­ culture 17-55b; climate 175 4 d ; communications 1756c; cotton crop 7-264d; education 17-58a; news· papers 19-572a; parishes 208 2 5 b ; population 17-56d; sugar statistics 26-4 7 b (table); university 19-528d, 3-52 1c.

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win) 7-843d. Lovetch, Bulg-. : see Lovtcha. Lovetot, William de : see Wil­ liam de Lovetot. " Love Triumphant " (Watts) 28-421 d. -, Edgar Odell 13-828d. Lovett, Ga. 11-752 (D3). -, Ind. 14-422 (F7). Lovetts, Fla. 10-MO (Cl). Lovettcsville, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (El). Lovick, A.la. 1-460 (C2). Lovilia, Ia. 14- 7 3 2 (E3). Loving, N.Mex. 19-520 (F5). - Co., Tex. 26-690 (D4). Loving Cup 13-122b. Lovingston, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (D3). Lovington, III. 14-304 (D4). Lovinjac, Hung. 3-4 (D4). Lovino, Bernardin : see Luini, Bernardino. Loviti, mt., Ang. 6-923 (A.5); 2-38d. Lovrana, A.uR. 1 - 1 1 a . Lovtcha (Lovetch, Lovatz), Bulg. 4- 7 7 7 b ; siege ( 1 8 7 7 ) 23-9a4b. Lovua, riv., C.Af. : see Lowo. Lovunden, isl.,Nor. 19-800(C2). Low, George 11-464a; 24-855d. -, G. C. (physician) 17-463b; 20-790b ; 28-163c. -, Sir Hugh 17-479c. -, l\Iary 17-264d. -, Sir Robert Cunliffe 6·252b; 17-460d ; 23-404d. -, SETH 17-72a. -, Sidney 19-561rl; 5-465b. -, W. (physicist) 17-336d. -, WILL HICOK 17-72b. -, Wm. (engineer) 9-456d. Low, Utah 27-814 (B2). -, head, Tas. 26-438 ( B 1 ). -, is!., Tas. 26-438 ( B 1 ) . - (Jameson), is!., Antare. 255 1 6c. -, isis., Pac.O. : see Paumotu. Lowa, riv., Bel.Cong. 6-923 (D3) ; 6-915b. Lowaizi, monastery, Syr. 177 4 7c. Lowarai, pass, C.Asia 14- 3 7 6 (D2) ; 6-252a. Low-backed car 5-297b. Low Blantyre, Scot. : see Blantyre \Varks. LOWBOY 17-72c. LOW CHURCHMAN 17-72c. - Church party : see Evangelical party. Lowden, Ia. 14-732 (G3). -, Wash. 28-354 (G3). Lowder, Ill. 14-304 (C4). Low Dutch Reformed Church 13-594a. Lowe, Sir Drury Curzon Drury 9-12lc. -, H. A. 18- 1 5 1 a. -, SIR HUDSON 17-72d.

-, JOHANN KARL GOTTfried 17-73c. -, Hobert, Viscount Sher­ brooke : see Sherbrooke, Robert. Lowe, lake, l\Ie. 17-434 (D2). -, lake, 1\lich. 18-372 (F7). - Creek, riv .. Okla. 20-58 (B4). Low-efficiency lamp 16-668b. LOWELL, ABBOTT LAWrence 17-7 3rl. -, AnnaCabot .Tackson 17-74a. -, Charles 17-76c. -, CHARLES RUSSELL 1774a. -, F,dward .Jackson 17-76c. -, Francis Cabot (manufacturer) 17-76b ; 2-225a. -, Fmncis Cabot (writer) 177 3 d.

LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL Lower planer 7-416c. 17- 7 4 b ; 1-838b; 7-124c; on - Post, Can. 4-600 (Cl). - Providence, Pa. 21-106 Emerson 9-334d; satire 24(K6). 229c. -, JOHN (jurist) 17-76a. - quader 7-416c. - Ramparts, Alsk. 1-472 -, John (statesman) 17-76b. (H2). -, John (traveller) 17-7 6c. - Red Rock, lake, Mont. 14-, Josephine Shaw 17-74a. 2 7 6 (C-D3). -, Maria Russell 17-74b. -, Percival 17-73d; 19-959c; - llichardson, lake, Me. 174 3 4 (B4). Mars observations 17-762b; - Rivingt.on, reservoir, Lanes. Mercury rotation 18-154d. 16-139 (C2). Lowell, Ala. 1-460 (A.3). - Roach, lake, Me. 17-434 -, Ark. 2-552 (Al). (C3). -, Ind. 14-422 (C2). - Runs, riv., S.C. 25-500 -, Kan. 15-654 (H3). (C3). LOWELL, Mass. 17·76c; 17- Saginaw, Mich. : see Bay 852 ( E 1 ). City. -, Me. 17-434 (D3). -, Mich. 18- 3 7 2 (E7). - St Mary, lake, Mont. 142 7 6 (C1). -, N.C. 19-7 7 2 (A2). - Salem, · 0. 20-26 (H5). -, Neb. 19-324 (F4). - Sandusky, 0 . : see Fremont, -. 0 . 20-26 (G5 ). o. -, Oreg. 20-242 (C4). - Saranac, lake, N.Y. 19-596 -, Vt. 19-490 (C2). ( Fl ) ; 1-192d. -, Wash. 28-354 (C2). - Saxony, duchy : see Lauen­ -, Wis. 28-7 40 (E5). burg. -, W.Va. 28-560 (C4). - Stewiacke, Can. 19-831 -, fort, Ariz. 27-36l d . (C2). - INSTITUTE, Boston, Mass. Lowery, Ala. 1-460 (C4). 17-77b. Lowerz, Switz. 26-242 (F2). - Observatory, Ariz. 17-763b. -, lake, Switz. 28-1048d. Lowells, riv. , N.H . 19-490 (E4). Lowes, Ky. 15-740 (A2). Lowellville, 0. 20-26 (K2). -, lake, Scot. 24-31a. Lowen, Ger. 11-808 (F3). LOWENBERG, Ger. 17-7 7 d ; LOWESTOFT, Suff. 17- 7 8 a ; 9-424 (IV. F2). 11-808 ( E 3 ) ; 7-4 1 7 b. - porcelain 5-7 56b. -, castle, Cassel, Ger. 5-458a. Lowesville, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (C­ -, hill, Ger. 25-46b. D3). Lbwendahl, U. F. V. 3-43b; Loweswater, Cumb. 9-412 (I. 10-610d. B3). LO-wenheld (Visigoth king) : Lowfield, Yorks. 28-933 (D3). see Leovigild. Low German (language) 11Lbwenherz thread 24-4 7 8c. 7 79 c ; 26-673b. Lbwen-Omuramba, riv., Ger. Lowgill, Westm. 9-412 (I. C4); S.W.Af. 25-466 (D2). LOWENSTEIN, Ger. 17- 7 7 d ; 2B-554b. Lowick, Lanes. 9-412 (I. B4). 11-808 (B4). Lowenstern, Matthaus A.pelles -, Northants. 9-424 (IV. A2) ; 19- 7 7 0a. von 14-188d. -, Northumb. 9-41 2 (I. D l ). -, Isadore 7-631d. Lowicz, Russ. 21-929 (C2); 21Lowenthal, Sophie von 16932b. 4 1 7d. Lowig, K. J. 4-632c. - (physician) 23-58d. LOWIN, JOHN 17-78b. Lbwenwold, Ger. : see Uelzen. Lowitz, Johann Tobias 12Lowe Observatory, Cal. 20864d. 8 7 7 d. Low jasmine see Italian Lower, Richard 13- 1 3 2 b ; 27yellow-flowered jasmine. 92 8a. Lowland, W.Va. 28-560 (C3). Lower (in place names), e.u. Lower Austria, &c. : see LOWLAND (geog.) 17- 7 8 b ; 1163la. Austria, Lower, &c., except - cattle 16-331a. as below. Lowlanders (Mennomtes) 18Lower, lake, Me. 17-434 (D3). 132c. - Andalusia, Sp. : see .A.ndaLowland malts 28-59lc. lucia Baja. Lowlands, Scot. 24- 4 1 2d. - Argyle, Can. 19-831 (A-B3). Lowle, Perceval see Lowell, - Arrow, Jake, Can. 4-600 (F3). Perceval. - Beth-horon, Pal. : see Beit Low Moor, Yorks. 28-933 ( B l ) ; Ur-el-Foka. 4-371b. - Blue Lick, Ky. 18-522b. - Brule, S.Dak. 25-506 (F3). - Moor, Ia. 14-732 (G3). - Brule, Indian Reservation, - Moor, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (C3). Lowndean professorship 17S. Dak. 25-506 (E-F3); 257 8c. 508b. - Cabot, Vt. 19-490 (C3). LOWNDES, THOMAS 17-78c. - California, dist., Mex. 18- -, Thomas (publisher) 7-827b. 323d. ILLIAM THOMAS 17- Canada : see Quebec, prov., Lowndesboro, Ala. 1-460 (C3). Canada. - Chateaugay, lake, N.Y. 19Lowndes Co., Ala. 1-460 (C3). 596 ( F l ). - Co., Ga. 11-752 (C5 ) ; 117 5 1 d. - Cherokee ( Elati Tsalagi), tribe 6-84b. - Co., Miss. 18-600 (D2). Lowndesville, S.C. 25-500 (B2). - Empire : see Roman Em­ pire, Later. Lowne, B. T. 9-655d. Lowo (Lovua), riv., Bel.Cong. - Fort Garry, Can. 22-970a. - greensand (Vectine, Vec6-923 (C4); 15-684c. tian) 12- 5 5 1 c ; 19-7 45a; 7Low Potency school (med.) 13-646a. 4 1 6a ; phosphate workings Lowry, T. M. (chemist) 1221-476d. - Gnadiana, riv., Sp. see 1 4 1c. Guadiana Bajo. Lowry, Ark. 2-552 ( B 1 ). - Gwent, dist., Wales see -, Minn. 18-550 (B5). IRcoed. -, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (C3). - Helderberg group 11-670d. - City, Mo. 18-608 (C3). - Hesse, Renitente church of Lowry-Corry, Montague Wil­ liam, .Baron Rowton 17-141c. see Rowton. - Husatonic Plantation,Mass. : -, Somerset Richard, 4th earl see Sheffield, Mass. of Delmore : see Belmore. - Keechi Creek, riv., Tex. 26Lowryville, S.C. 25-500 (C2). 690 (L-M4). - Keuper sandstone 15-766c; Low Sound, Spitsbergen 25709a. 6-90a ; 19·827c. LOW SUNDAY 17-78c. - Klamath, lake, Oreg. 20242 (C-D5); 20-243b. LOWTH, ROBERT 17- 7 8 d ; 3-862a; 19-657a. - Lake, Cal. 5-8 (B2). - Lenne beds 8-125b. Lowther (family) : see Lonsdale, earls of. - mast 17-8 7 1b . - Metacombe Key, Fla. 10- -, Sir Charles 4-68d. -, J,ady Elizabeth 4-68d. 540 (F7). - Mills, Mass. 17-852 (B4). -, James William 16-98 7 d; - New York Bay, N.Y. 1925-615d. Lowther, N.Z. 19-624 (B6). 596 (H4). - Peach Tree, Ala. 1-460 (B4). -, oastle, Westm. 9-412 (I. - Penasco, New Mex. 19-520 C 3 ) ; 16-9 8 7 d ; 28-555c. (E5). -, hills, Scot. 24-4 1 2 ( E 4 ) ; 8-663a. - Peover, Ches. 9-4 1 6 (C3) ; 6-92a. -, is!., Oan. 5•160 (Kl).

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Lowther, riv., Westm. 9-412 (I. C3 ) ; 28-553c. - shales (geol.) 20-236b. Lowtherstown, Ire. : see Ir· vinestown. Lawton, Lanes. 16-139 (C3). - Common, Lanes. 16-139 (C3). Low Veld, plain, S.Af. 25-466 (K4 ) ; 27-1 87b. J,owvi!le, N.Y. 19-596 (E2). - Iimestone 20-2 36d ; 27-625d. Low water level 14-'l 8d. - water mark 19·298c. Low wines 25-700b ; 25-695c. Lbwy, E . 14-629b. Loxa, Ill. 14-304 (D4). -, Sp. : see Loja. Loxbear, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E3). Loxia : see Crossbill. - coccc.thraustes : see Haw­ finch. - curvirostra see Cross-bill, common. - pityopsittacus : see Parrot crossbill. - taenioptera see 'l'wo-barred C"ORSbill. Lox:ias, Apollo 2-184d. Loxiidae see Cross-bill. Loxley, riv., Yorks. 28-933 (C3 ) ; 24-822d. Loxocem us 23- 1 7 5c. - bicolor 25-289b; 22·704b. Loxoceras 5-693c. Loxodes 14-561 b. LOXODROME 17-79a. Loxodromic charts see Porto• lano maps. - curve see Rhumb-line. Loxomma 5-3 1 2 . Loxophodon 9-664b. Loxophyllum 14-560b. Loxopterygium Lorentzii see· Qucbracho colorado. Loxosoma (zoo!.) 22-42b. Loxsoma (bot.) 22-6 12a. Loxsomaceae22-606c; 22·612a. Loxwood, Sus. 26- 1 6 7 d. Loy, Ark. 2-552 ( B l ). -, mt., Scot.: see Lui. -, riv., Scot. 24-412 (C3), Loyal, Wis. 28-7 40 (C4). - (Laogha!), lake, Scot. 14-4 1 2 ( D 1 ) ; 16-89d. - (Laoghal), mt., Scot. 244 1 2 ( D l ) ; 26-169c. Loyal and Patriotic Society of Upper Canada 25-975b. - Foresters 17-64b. Loyalhanna Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (D5). LOYALISTS (Tories), U.S. 1779a; 19-466b; 20- 1 16c. - Convention (U.S. 1 866) : see National Union Conventiou. Loyal Orangc\vomen 11-220b. Magdalen Hall, Oxford 20· 409a ; 28·43!a. Magdalenien group (geol.) 21· 836c. l\Iagdalen Laver, Ess. : see Laver. Magdaleno, mt., N.Mex. 19· 520 (C5). MAGDEBURG, Ger. 17·30 la ; 11-808 (C2) ; 1·!96d ; nurs­ ing school 19·915b ; siege ( 1 6 2 8 ) 20·7!0a ; siege ( 1 6 3 1 ) 26- 9 7 7 h . Magdeb urg Centuries 17·302a ; 13·530c. liiagdeburger Recht (:l!agde­ burg Law) 17·30lc. Magdeburg hemispheres 12· 6 i 0b. Magdepoort, S.Af. 4·7 4c. :llagc, E . 24·642c. MAGEE, WILLIAM 17·302b ; 25-255c ; 21-SG5b. -, WILLIAM CONNOR 17· 302b. :llag-:cllan's land, region, S.Am. 17-30!ft. l\Iagelona (zoo!.) 5·79 1a. :llagclone ( legend) 11·7 86d. :llagendie, Francois 21·348b ; · 14· 169a. Mageney, Ire. 14- 7 4 4 ( D 4 ) . 1\Iageut.a, :11. E. P . l\1. d e Mac­ :llahon, duke of : see Mac· :llahou. 1\lagent.a, Ali>:. 1-643 (A2). MAGENTA, I t . 17-:lO!h ; 15·4 ( B 2 ) ; battle ( 1 8 59) 14· 9 1 7a, 14·915 (map). -, hill, N.S.W. 19·538 (B3), Magenta (dye) : see Fuchsine. Mageren, m t. , Alps 26-242 ( G 3 ) ; 1·i Hd. l\1aj:!crki. Nyezhin 19·93 Oa. Magero, is!., Nor. 19·800 (Fl) ; 19·800b. Ma�>:ersfontein, S.Af. 25·466 ( G 7 ) ; 27·20!d. Magerum, Ala. 1·!60 (Al). 1\lagfar, el, Egy. 9 · 1 2 1a. · Maggi, Ottaviano 8·296b. lllag�>:ia, Switz. 26·242 (F4). -, riv., Switz. 26·242 (F4) ; 26·933c. -, Yal, di�t.. Switz. 26·242. Ma�>:gie Creek, riv., Nev. 5·8 (El). Maggini, Giovanni Paolo 8 · HOd. Maggio, mt., It. 15·3c. Maggiore, is! ., It. 27·215a. MAGGIORE (Verbanus, Lac Majeur, Langensee), lake, H. 17-304c ; 15·4 (B2) ; 15· 26 ( B 2 - l ) ; 15·2c ; lake dwe!lings 16•92b.

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Maggiore, mt., Aus. 3•4 (D4) ; 27· 8 l l b . - , Porta, bridge, Rome 2• 242a. Magglingen, Switz. 26 • 242 (C2) ; ;s-�2la. 1\Iagglingen (Macolin) 3·921a. Maggot 13·428b (fig.) ; blood sucking 8·308c. Magha (chron.) 13·492d. 1\Iaghagha, Egy. 9·40 (B2). l\lagha-kavya : see Sisupalabadha. l\Iaghang Tsanpo, riv., India : see Brahmaputra. lllaghar, India 15·624a. Maghara Wadi, dist., Egy. 25· 138d ; 9·7 4d ; turquoise mining 27-483a. Magharee (Seven Hogs), isla., Ire. 14-744 (A4). :\Iaghazil 21·456a. :llaghera, Ire. 14·7 44 (E2) ; 16· 9 7 2c. Magherafelt, Ire. 14-744 (E2) ; 16·973a. Magheralin, Ire. 8·458a. :llagherybeg, dist., Ire. 15· 7 5 8a. l\Iaghi (chronol.) 13·500b. :llaghiana, India 15·412b. :1-Iaghi·dagh, mt., Caucasus 5· 553a. Maghira b. Sho'ba : see Mog­ hira b. Sho'ba. 1\Iagh-mela (festival) 1·687a. 1\Iaghrawa (dynasty) 18·856a ; 18·860a. l\Iaghrayt d'Sheehaz (bot.) 11· 22a. l\laghrib (Maghreb), dist., N. Af. 9·97a ; 10·204a ; dialect 24·628a ; rain-spirit ritual 28·219b ; revolt (7 5 0 ) 5 · 4 1 c. - el Aksa, El, country, l\f.Af. : see Morocco. Maghribi : see Ibn Said al Maghribi. 1\Iaghs, race, Bur. 2·315o ; 3· 1 3 :k ; 6·2ld. Maghsciath, Ire. : see Lismore. )lagh ter 23· 1 004e. 1\laghuire, dist., Ire. : see Fermanagh. Maghum, Alg. 1·643 (A2). Maghzen 18·855a. Magi, shrine, Cologne 6·697c. - (astron. ) : see Hercules. - (priest") 18·20d ; caste 5· 46Rc ; " Killing of the Ma�>:i· an," feast 25·25;1b ; Nes .. torian persecution 19·407 d. l\Iagian (official) 21·220c. Magians (priests) : see Magi. Magic, pt., N.ti.W. 26·2 7 8 (D4). MAGIC 17·304d ; 23·370d ; 28·219b ; Australian ab­ origines 2·957b ; cannibal­ ism 5·185a ; Druids 8·597d, 14·760b ; Egyptian 9·49b, fire-walking 10· 9·5Gd ; 420b ; goddess of 13·193d ; Hottentots 13·806d ; In­ quisition 14·59 l a ; Jewish 13· 1 7 7 c, 13·1 80d, 15·3 l l d ; Korea 15·9 l l a ; Lapps 16· 205a ; negroes 19·346a ; neoplatonism 19·376b ; ori· ental 26·7 90a ; priests 22· 3 1 7a ; Roman decree 7• 3 8 I a ; Samaritans 25-129c ; sympathetic 14·332c, 21· 3 ! 5c, 22·H2b ; Syria 14· 859a ; Voodoo worship 28• 2 l la. - circle (math.) 17·310d. - lantern 16·186b. - mirrors 18·5 7 7 a. - ring (math . ) 17·313a. - SQUARE 17·310b. - stone (min.) : see Hydro· phane. lllagidero, Somlnd. 25·379 (D6). :\Iagi, Feast of : see Epiphany, Feast of. lllagila, Ger.E.Af. 11· 7 7 1 (C2). l\Iaglla (zoo!.) 15·570b. Magil!igan, pt., Ire. 14·7 44 ( E l ) ; 16·972c. .Magilus (zoo!.) 11·517a. Magina, mts., Sp. 25·530 (D4) ; 15·124a. Magini, Giovanni Antonio 15· 750d ; 17-647d. MAGINN, WILLIAM 17·313b. lllagiovintum, Bucks. : see Fenny Stratford. Magister (teacher) 24·360d. - (rei . ) : see Abbas generalis. .MagisterBliickstadius(Bianche) 26-219b. Magister camerarius : see Lord great chamhel"lain. - equitum 8·185h. - Islebius : see Agricola, .'JohanneR. - rn emoriae 17·51 9c. - militum 23·655c. - otllciorum 6·460a.

Magister populi 8·185b. - tiententiarum : ·see Peter Lombard. - vicorum 16·588b ; 28·22lb. Magistral 25·1 1 4a. - line (fort) 10·686c. Magistrat (Ger.) 11·819d. MAGISTRATE 17·3 1 3c ; London aldermen 1·533d ; police 21·98la ; i:Ocottish burgh 4· 2 7 2d ; stipendiary 15·594d, 9·434c. - (Rom. law) 17·313c ; 15· 538b ; 23·568b ; re-election enactment 12·308a ; veto right 28·1 4a. Magistri Comacinl (corporation) 6·794a. Magistroi 23-522c. Magla, riv., N.Af. 27-288c. Maglaj , Bosn. 4·282b. Magley, Ind. 14·422 (G3). ANTONIO MAGLIABECHI, da Marco 17 • 3 1 4 b ; 16 • 5 7 2c. l\Iagliana, It. 15·4 (E2). MAGLIANI, AGOSTINO 17· 3 14b ; 15·67b ; 15·7ld. Maglish, llulg. : battle ( 1 8 7 7 ) 12·288b. Maglitch, mt., Monten. 18·767 (Al ) ; 18·767b. Magloire, St. 5·842d. l\Iaglona, Wales 18·785c. Magma (geol.) 28•1 8 l b ; 28· 182b ; 18·513a ; rock for­ mation 28·188a. Magmatic segregation 3·513c. Mag Mel! (myth.) : see St Brendan's lsi. Magna, Hereford. : see Ken­ chester. -, port, Bai.Is. 25·530 (F3). Magna Carta, is!., Sur. 23· 853b. MAGNA CARTA 17·3 1 4c ; 9· 489a · 20·839c • aids 1·435c · Church 9·445c, 8·867d ; personal summons 21·46c ; women 28·784b. Magnac - Laval, Fr. 10·778 (E4). Magna custuma (tax) 7-668d. Magnaghi, Giovanni B. 19· 982d. MAGNA GRAECIA, dist., It. 17·318b ; religious influence 23·579d. Magnalium 1·708c. Magna :Moralia (Aristotle) 2· 505d ; 2·512c. Magnan, Valentin : on insanity 14·605c ; paranoia 20·767c. 1\Iagnanerie 25·99b. Magnano, It. : battle ( 1 799) 11·195b. Magnatae, tribe: see Nagnatae. MAGNATE ( diet . ) 17·319a. Magnates, House of (Hungary) 13-899d. 1\Iagnavacca, It. 6·749b. Magnentius (Rom. emp.) 23· 656a. MAGNES (\\Titer) 17·319a. Magnes (min.) : see Magnetite. Magnesia, dept., Gr. 12·424 ( D l ) ; 12·440 (D-El ) ; 12· 428d : Philip II. 21·3 7 7b. MAGNESIA (Ad l\Iaeandrum), Asia M. 17·3 19a ; Antioch in Persis 21·253d, 13·2 4 l b ; coins 19·888a ; excavations 5·330c ; founders 20·144a. - (Ad Sipylum), Asia M . 17· · 3 19b ; 2·760 (B3) ; battle ( 1 90 B.C.) 23·632b, 9·889a, 24·604a ; Tantalus tomb 26·40lc ; Themistocles 26· 7 59 b. See also Manisa. Magnesia (chem.) 17·320b. Magnesia alba 17·320c. Magnesian limestone (geol. formation) 11-670c ; 21· 0 ����d7a� ��!�so c�llf���� limestone. - limestone (rock) : see Dolo­ mite. - stone : see Magnetite. l\Iagnesii sulphas : see Epsom salts. Magnesioferrite : see Magna­ ferrite. MAGNESITE 17·319c. MAGNESIUM 17·319d ; cata­ lytic action 5·502a ; com· pounds 17·320b ; detection 6·62b ; isomorphism 6·75b ; soil 17·61 3 d. - aluminium garnet : see Pyrope. - borate 9·18ld. - horide 4·268a. - chloride 17·320b ; 16•747c. - cobaltite 6·604b. - ferrite 14•798a. - fluo-silicate 13-884d. - methyliodide 17· 7 7 4a. - oxide : see Magnesia. - platinocyanide 10·576d.

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ium pyroarsenate 2· ����� - silicide 25·94b. - sulphate 17·320d ; 6·75b ; 1 0 · 3 78c. See also Epsom salts. - tungstate 28·7 7 5a. Magness, Ark. 2·552 (D2). Magnet, Ark. 2·5.5 2 (C3). -, Ind. 14·422 (ES). -, mt., W.Aus. 28·539d. -, pt., Can. 5·160 (03). Magnet 17·3 2 l d ; 17·352a ; lamellar 17·325 d ; surface density 17·325a ; tempera­ ture effect 17·344b ; tractive force 17·337c. Magnetawan, riv•• Can. : see Maganatawan. Magnet Cove, Ark. 4·646d. :Magnete, De (Gilbert) 12·9c ; 9·180a ; 17·35ld. Magnetes, tribe 17·319a. Magnetic balance 17·335b. - blow-out 27·125b. - bridge 26·524d. - Committee, International 17·355b. - declination : see Declina­ tion, magnetic. - field 17·324c ; measure­ ment 17·336a, 17·386b. - tluid 14·20ld. - flux : see Induction, magnetic. - force : see Force, magnetic. - induction : see Induction, magnetic. - intensity : see Force, mag­ netic. :Magnetic Lady (Jonson) 15· 505a. Magnetic leakage 27·175a. - Inerid.an : see Meridian, magnetic. - pyrites : see Pyrrhotite. - shell : see Shell, magnetic. - shunt 26·524c. Magnetic Springs, 0. 20·26 ( D4). Magnetic termite (zoo!.) : see a a i 25d. - variation : see Declination, magnetic. Magnetischer Verein 11·535 d ; 17·354b. MAGNETISM 17·32lb ; 9· 226b ; 9-187 d ; light 10· 17 4a : see also Magneto­ optics ; molecular theory 17·350a ; perpetual motion 21· 1 8 l d ; resistivity effect 6-859a ; ships 6·805b ; temperature effect 17·342d, 16·7 58a ; units 27·7 40d. -, animal : see Hypnosis. -, TERRESTRIAL 17·353c ; and aurora 2·93lc ; balloon observations 11·542d ; dis­ turbances 17·374a, 2·932b, 8·815c ; measurement at sea 17-388a. MAGNETITE 17·385a ; 14· 7 9 7 d ; 14·809d ; placers 18· 508b ; segregation of 18· 506b. Magnetization 17·324d ; 17· 329a ; circular 17-323d, 17· 328a ; dimensional changes 17·338b ; electric current 9-226c. See also Hysteresis. Magneto-electric machine : see Dynamo. MAGNETOGRAPH 17•385b ; 17·354d. Magnetogyric 16·616c. MAGNETOMETER 17·386b ; 17·329a. M otive force 9·227c ;

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Mahassi, tribe 19•844d. Mahindragiri, mt., India 14· Mahommed III. (of Morocco) :J82 (K-L 1 0 ) ; 11·452c. Mahatpur, India : see Mehid· 18·860a ; 1 · 7 1 5d. Mahipala (Indian king) 3·655a. - VIII. (of Morocco) 18·81>0b; pur. Mahaut : see Matilda. Mahipati (poet) 17·675a. 18·856c. MAHAVAMSA 17·�95b ; 14· Mahiret, riv., Fr.W.AI. 11·204 - IX . (of Morocco) 18·860b � 622c ; 20·6:l1a. (B-C l ). 18·856d. l\Iahavany, riv., Mad. 17•27 1 Mahisagar, riv., India 14· 3 7 6 - X. (of Morocco) 18·860b ; (Eil). (C2}. 18-856d. Mahavary, riv., Mad. 17·27 1 Mahishasura (myth.) 13·512a. - XI . (of Morocco) 18·8!l0b : Mahiwah, canal, lndJa 25· 143a. (B2-:> ) ; 17·�70c. 18·856d ; 22·1 47h. Mahkama : see .1.1ehkemeh. Mahavastu 4·747d; - XIII. (of Morocco) 18·860b , l\lahaveda beds 23·230d. Mahkara, riv., lndJa 3·233c. 18·857a. l\Iahkeenac, lake, Mass. 25· - XIV. (of Morocco) 18·857c ; 1\Iahavidyas (myth.) 13·512a. 929c. Maha Vihara, house, Anura· 18·860c. l\Iahlaing, Bur. 4·840 (D4). dhapura, Cey. 20·632b. - XVI. (of Morocco) 18·85 7d ; Mahavili Ganga, riv., Cey. 14· l\lahlknechtjoch, pass, Alps 1· 18·860c ; 16·209b. H7c. - XVII. (of l\Joroceo) 18· 382 (I-K l 5 ) ; 5·7 7 9a. Mahavinayaka, rot., India 7· Mahlon (bib!.) 23·9:>9a. 85 7 d ; 18·860c ; 10·307 c. Mahlos, North and South, isis., - (llkhan : 673b. of Persia) 21· Ind.0. 17·486a. Mahavira ( theologian) 15·127b; 227h. Mahlow, Ger. 3·788 (map). 13·495d. - (Khaja dyn. : of Persia) 21· Mahavira, mts., India 11·452a. Mahlstick : see l\l aulstick. 2 4 0b ; 15·946a. Mahmal 9·32d ; 5·:i02d. Mahawa, riv., India 4·7 37b. - (::lafav.i d dyn. : of Persia) MAHAYANA 17·395c ; 16· .Mahmud (of Afghanistan : 21·231 b. d. 1 7 24) 1·316a ; 21·232d ; - I. (Seljuk dyn. : of Persia) 96c; 6· 1 7 5 c ; Japan 15·223a; literature 4·7 4 7 d, 16·98d. 24·590d. 24·609h. - (of Afghanistan : 1 7 93 ) 1· - ( Tahirid dyn. : of Persia) Maha Yazawin 4·840a. l\Iahayhay, P.Is. 21·:>92 (F3). 3 1 6b ; .Andkhui siege 1· 21·225b. Mahayogi 13·508a. 965d ; Fatteh Khan assas· - (of Sivas) 24· 610b. Mahbub Ali Khan Nahadur sinated 8·4:J8b ; Zaman de· of Tunis) 27·393b ; 9· 14·32b ; 24·60a. posed 15·649c. 4 b - (of Delhi) 7·956d. Mabulia rupee 14·32a. - I. (of Turkey) 27·445a ; 23• 1\iahbubnagar, India 14·382 MAHMUD (OF GHAZNI) 17· 8:>2a. 397d ; 5·52d ; 11·9 1 7 d ; - II. (of Turkey) 27·445d ; ( H l l ). Mahdcra-Mariam, Aby. 1·86c. Firdousi 10·:� 9 7 b ; India 27·448d ; Greel< expedition Mahdi (Almohade) : see Ma­ 14·401a ; Khwarizm 15· ( 1 456) 12·464b ; literature 778b ; hommed b. Tumart. Persia 21·225c ; under 27•466b ; Moldavlan - (caliphs) : see Mahommed Somnath gates 14·401 b ; campaigns 23·835a ; 'l'urk· tomb 11·917c. b. Mansur and Obaidallah. ish navy 27·445d. - (Senussi) : see Senussi el - III. (of Gujarat) 5·484b. - III. (of Turkey) 27·450b. - II. (Seljuk ruler) 24·609b ; - IV. (of Turkey ) 27·45la ; 1• mahdi. - (Shi-ites) : see Mahommed 15·780d. 5 7 5d ; ( 1 683) 12·346a. (L5 ). b. al-Hanafiya and l\lahom­ MAHMUD I. (Turkish sultan) - V. (of Turkey) (b. 1 8 4 4 ) l\Iahamuni, India 14·382 (P9). med (imam). 17·396b ; 27·452d. 27-464O en u,�i ) 24 · 6 50 d . ; (B2) 8 8 1 21· �ers. M�g:�� (II. m9) ; battle (1794) 25• - (el Tounsi : ,.;heik) 7·831d. (B·C2). 70 MAIDENHEAD, Berks. 17· 989a ; cathedral 17 - 444b, - nay, Can. 19·831 (B2l. - (i8a ; 7· d; ·462a. 937b; 26-9:l7d. arut Mary. turbines 25·847c; types Margary, Augustus Raymond -(Christine: Austrian arch· MARIANUS SCOTUS 7· 0 b . Marienkirche, Lubeck, Ger. : organ 20·262c. 840c. Oporto ·200c; 2·739c. duchess) 3·675a. Mariental, Ger.E.Af., 11· 771 - glue 2·1 4c . l\largasira (Hindu chron.) -(Theresa: Bavarian prin­ - group (geol.) 21• 77a. 492d. cess, 849) 25·912b: 15• Maria-Plain, c hurch, Salzburg, · 06 (D3). Aus. 24·106a. 1\Iargat,Turk.As.: see Mar·kab. - Insurance: see Insurance, 120a. 1\Iarine. MARIENWERDER, Prus. 17· ·6 0 . MARGATE, Kent 17·704d; -(de Molina: of Castile) 25· Mariarast, Aus. 715b ; 11·808 (G2). -Insurance Act (1906) 14• Maria's, riv., Mont.,16·524b. 9•424 (IV. E4); 15·737a; sea-wall 22·955d; 675b. Vorti· t Roman empress) 1• Marias des Cygness, riv , Kan. 1\Iariere,Braz. 15·654 (G·H2). Maricre, lsi., Pac.O. 20 436 -Insurance gem's cuves 8·19d. (Gambling J�7'd". (C ). Policies) Act (1909) 14· 675b. -Shoals, Fla. 1 ·54 0 -(Comnena: East Roman Maria Stein, 0. 20·26 (A4). " Maries at the Sepulchre " - 1\Iills, 1\Iinn. 18·550 (E5). l\lariastein, Switz. ·2 42 1\Iargaux,dist.,Fr. : 28·72lc. princess) 1·577d. (van Eyck) 20·467c. l\Iarineo, Sic. 15·4 (D6). Marg,El,Egy. 9·22 (C2). 25·358d. -(T H E R E S A: empress) 1\!argelan, C.Asia see Marg• 17·7 d 3·10a; 11·861b; Maria Theresa (empress): see Maries Co., Mo.18·608(D·E3). Marine painting 20·478a. - Ureek,riv.,Mo.18·608 (D:3). -Products Association (Jap.) Maria (Theresa). helan. Bohemia under 4·131d; Swed. (B2); 15·197c. Margelidae 14·151a; 14·14lb; colonization schemes a; Maria Theresa (order) 15·862d; - rainbow 22·863a� 14·357b. Mechnikov's theory 14• Hungary under 13•915a ; MARIETTA, Ga. ·715c; -Range, mts., N.Z. 19·624 149b. Jesuits suppressed 6·487b ; - Theresa dollar 7 4 1c. 2 (B2) ; battles (1864) 1 · (D . Margelis Jews 5· 40 a, 11·920d; Maria·Theresiopel, Hung. : see 825a. Mariner's astrolab e 2·795d. Szabadka. . Joseph !I.'s influence 5· - comna.ss : see Compass. Kaunitz 15•699o; Mariatto, cape, Pan. 5·678 -,Ill. 14·304 (B3). marirler's. -,Ind. 14·422 (F6). !l!argem do Taquary, Braz. : (B7). Lombardy 15·43b ; orders -compass(astron.): see Pyxis see Taquary. founded 15·862c; Prussian Maria van Dlemen, cape, N.Z. -, Minn. 18·550 (A6). -,Miss. 8 600 • nautica. .\Iargeride, mts., 1 9·624 (Dl). relations 11•53c toll. -,N.Y. 19·596 (D3). Mariner's Guide, British (Mas• (F5); 17•8 . MARIAZELL, Au s. queen of -(Louisa MARIETTA, 0. kelyne) 19·292c. (D3) • 059c. 27·485d: 95c • 15·46d. Margery, hill, Yorks. 28·933 26 (G6); 20·32a; rainfall Mariner's .Magazine (Sturmy) Marib, Arab. 2·264 (E6); an• -(Beatrice: of 11fadena, (C3). 6b. 4·54 b. 7 tlquities 2·263b; 1\Iarg abowa, Prus. 15 9d foll. (F3). 127c; Halevy's exp!ora· -, Okla. M GRAF, ANDREAS SIG• - (Carolina : of Naples) tiona 2·255b; history 28· -,Pa. 21·106 (!5). -, Royal 17·720c; 7·328c. 2·264b; Sabaean in· -, s.c. 25·500 lsmund 7·705b; 1·766c; 10·264 ; 15·43d MARIETTE, A. F. F.17·716a; Marine, Secretary of (U.S.J ri o foil. ; Caracciolo 5·299d; 26·44b. 27·679b. 9·40a; 15·364d. Maribws, n1ts., C.Am. Margha, A!g. 14-376 (C3). Nelson 19·355a. Marieville, Can. 22·724 (D3). see Signal, - signalling MARGHELAN, Russ.As. -farkham Arabian " (horse) 13·719a,. Markhamville, N.Br. 19·465 (C2)• Markhanai, India 18·649d. Mark Hopkins Institute of Art 5·22c. 15· 17·735d; MARKHOR 630d. Markie, riv :t Scot. 25·646a. Markinch, ::;cot. 24-418 (E2); 16·494a. Marking (coining) 18·561c. -(Stock Exchange) 25·931c. - ink 14·572d. - nut 19·919a. MARKIRCH, Ger. 1.7·735d; 11·808 (A4). Markisch Friedland, Ger.: see Friedland, Miirkisch. Markka (coin): see Markhaa. MARKLAND, JEREMIAH 17· 736a. Markland, Ind. 14-422 (H7). -(anc. geog.) 19·831d; 26· 878a. Markle, Ark. 2·552 (Bl), -,Ind. 14·422 (G3). -,Pa. 21·106 (F6). Markleeville, Cal. 5·8(C2). Markleton, Pa. 21·106 (D6). Markleville, Ind. 14·422 (F5). 21•106 Pa. Markleysburg, (C·D6). Marklissa,Ger. 11·808 (ES). Marklo, Ger. 24·265a. Markneuk!rchen. Ger. 11·808 (III. qll).

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Markovas, Gerasimos 12·526c. Markovats, Se:rv. 24·686 (B-Cl). llfarkownikov, W. 6·52a. Markowski (dancing master) 7·800b. 11·808 Ger. Markranstiidt, (III. q10); 16·40lc. Marks, Gilbert 23·108b. 20·500b; Stacy -, Henry book plates 4·233a; posters 22·196d. -,L. B. : arc lamp 16·662c. Marks, Miss. 18·600 (B1). -,rot., Mass. 17·852(C2). Marksbury,Ky. 15·740 (D3). Marks Butte, rot., Colo. 6·722 (Hl). - Creek, riv., N.C. 19·772 (C3). Association Marksmen's (Switz.) 26·258d. Marks Tey, Ess. 9·424 (IV. D3); 9·784d. Marksuhl, Ger. 11·808 (III. oll). Marksville, La. 17·54 (B-C2). -, Va. 28·118(D2). MARK SYSTEM (of· land ten· ure) 17·736b. - system (prison labour) 22· 365b. Markt Heidenfeld,Ger. 11·808 (B4). - Oberdorf,Ger. 11·808 (C5). - Schelken,Hung.: see NagySelyk. Markulf's formulary 21·607d. Markuna (Verecunda), Lam­ busa 16-llOa. Markus the Lawman 14·234c. 17·736c; MARL 5·806a; c s 4·518b; pottery 5· c Marlboro,Conn. 6·952(F3); 6· 957a. -,Mass. : see Marlborough. -, N.H. 19·490 (C6). -,N.Y. 19·596(A5). -,Va. 28·118(D1). -,Vt. 19-490(B6). - Branch, riv., Vt. 19�490 (B6). - Co., S.C. 25-500 (E2).

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blank 9-6�Ja; 17·741b; verse 4-42a; drama 8-5�1c; Thomas 25·1057b; style Kyd 15·959b. -,JULIA 17·744a. Marlpit Hill, Kent. 16·942 (E4). Marl slate 21·176c. 1\larlstone 17·737a; 16·534a; 20·416a. 1\larlton, N.J. 19·502(C4), Marly, Switz. 11·213a. -,forest,Fr. 10·778 (A6). - la-l\1achine, Fr. 17·744b. -LE-ROI, village, Fr. 17· 744a; 10·778 (A6); chateau 2·415b. Marmaduke, John S. 4-237b; 25-741 b. -,Thomas 25·710b. Marmaduke, Ark. 2-552 (El). l\Iarmaer 9-270c. 1\Iarmagao, India 14·382(E12); 4· breakwater 12·159d; 479b. 1\Iarmaka, cape, Gr. 12·424 (B2). MARMALADE 17·744b; 1· 232c. - box(bot.) 17·744b. -tree 17·744b. MARMANDE, Fr. 17·744b; 10·778(E5). l\larmar (myth.) : see Mars. Marmara, cape, Gr. 12·424 (F2). .Marmarica, Iaroti (myth.) see Hanu­ man. Marotondro, Mad. 17·271 ( A-B3). l\Iaroubra, bay, N.S.W. 26· 278(D4). Maroudi 12·678a. :;\laroulos (poet) 12·524d. Marova, S.Af. 25·466 (ll). Marovo, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 (I·K9) ; 25·364c. l\Iarovoay,l\lad. 17·271 (B2); 17·272c. Marowijne, riv., Guin.: see Maroni. l\Iarown, I. of M. 17·535c. Maroy,lake,Scot.: see Maree. l\larozia ( of Tuscany) 15·435a; 23·666a. !liar Pequeno,canal,Braz. :see Iguape. Marpessa(legend) 14·279d. Marpessa, Paros 7·681c. -,mt.,Paros: see Capresso. MARPLE,Ches. 17•750a; 28• 933 ( A3). - Bridge,Derby. 28·93:! (A3).

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16·242a. Marquand, Mo. 18·608 (F4). MARQUARDT, JOACHIM 17· 750d; 3·109b; 3·110a. Marque,Letters of 22·370c; 9· 940b. Marquee 26·635a. l\Iarquenterre, region, Fr. 25· 392b. Marques, Louren4 (B-C2). slaves 11-289a ; juvenile MASON AND DIXON LINE o en ders 17-8 4 I b ; 21-106 (G6). 2·336c ; liquor ;\!aeon and H am lin, :Messrs 12· l censing 16·766d ; marriage 9 59 a . 17·758b ; awnb ro king 20· )fa"on Bayou, riv., Ark. 2-552 971c ; pa ment of members probation 22· ( IH ) . 20·979d ; �!aoon bee 3·626c ; 13·424a. 404d ; rob ery and larceny lllasonboro, inlet, N.C. 19·772 23 · 3 95c, 25 · 95 5c ; S un ay ob se vance 26·9 9a. ( E 3 ). MASON CITY, Ia. 17·84lc ; " :llassachusetts " (warship) 14-732 ( Dl ). 24·900d ; 25·594c. - City, Ill. 14 · 3 04 (C3). )Jassachusetts Bay, former - City, Neb. 19 ·3 2 4 ( E 3). colony,U.S.17·858c; 9·382c. - Co., Ill . 14·3 04 (C3). JI and - Co., Ky. 15·7 4 0 (E2). 19·566d, - Co., Mich. 18-372 (D5), )fassachusetts Historical So­ ciety 3·683d ; 4•292d. - Co., Tex. 26•690 (H5).

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�lc< '•>y.•hurg, Ind. 14·422 :D3). :\lcCoy.; Creek, riv., Oreg. 20· 2 1 2 (G:i). . )IcC'oysville, Pa. 21·1 06 (G5). McCracken, Kan. 15·654 (C2). -, Pa. 21· 1 0 ( .\ - B H ) . - Co., K y . 15· 7 4 0 (c\1), :>lac C'raith, John 5·ii:IOd. �lf'Crca, Jane 10· H 7 Sa. �IcCrea, Pa. 21·lil6 ( ll5). .\1 er'rcanor, Ark. 2·.) :i2 ( D3). �It'< ' r ar y, .\la. 1- 4 6 0 (C4). -. t :,.n. 17· :'i ' 'l ( B2 ) . M· C R IE, THOMAS 17·206d ; 27-HODc. ;.rcr'rory, Ark. 2·552 (D2). �r · crummen, .John 3·2 03c. MacCULLAGH, JAMES 17· 2 ' 1 7 a ; 1S·H22c ; 21·93ia. -, William Torrens : see Tor­

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McCullum, Ala.. 1·460 (B2). McCune, Kan. 15·654 (G3). MACCUNN, HAMISH 17·209b; 19·85a. McCurtain, Okla. 20 • 58 (F· G2). - Co., Okla. 20·58 (G3). Mac Curtin, Andrew 5·633d. -, Hugh 5·633d. �Iaccus ( Rom. comedy) 2· 824b ; 8·494a ; 22·648b. McCutchenville, 0. 20·26 (D3). McDade, Tex. 26·690 (K5). :\lac Daire, Tadhg 5·633b. :\IcDaniel, Ark. 2·552 (E3). :\IcDaniels, Ky. 15·740 (B3). .liacDaJ;ho's l'i{J, Story oj 5· 627c. McDavid, Fla. 10·540 (B5). M' Donagh's Folly, castle, Ire. 7·158b. Macdonald (clan) 13·192c ; 14· 7 2 1c ; 24·439a ; Culloden ( 1 7 46) 24·456b ; Dunaverty massacre 24·450b ; Eigg massacre 25·247b; Glencoe massacre : see Glencoe ; Strathpeffer battle ( 1 4 7 8 ) 25·1 002b. See also Ross, earls of. - (of Earnscliffe), baroness 17·212d. -, Aeneas, In re 27·225d. -, Alastair 12·4 1 1 c ; 12·414a; 12·H5d. -, Alexander 5·636a. -, Sir Claude Maxwell 6·205a; 19·682a ; Kebbi explored 19·677b. -, Donald (lord of the Isles) 24·439b ; 23·743a. -, FLORA 17·209b ; 5·941e. -, Frederika : on Rousseau 23·7 7 6b. -, GEORGE 17·209d. -, SIR HECTOR ARCHI· bald 17·210a ; 9·129a. -, H. 1\1. (mathematician) 25· 659b. -, J. E. J. A., duke of Taranto 17·210b ; 11·179a ; 11·194c ; Bautzen 3·542a ; in Italy 15·45a ; Katz bach 4·90c ; Wag-ram 28·2!1c. -, John (lord of the Isles) 13· 192b ; 24·43 7 c. -, John (poet.) 5·636a. -, SIR JOHN ALEXANDER 17·2 l l a ; 5·159b ; 5·162a ; Bond-Blaine treaty 19·486a; protectionist policy 26·463d. -, JOHN SANDFIELD 17· 2 1 2d. -, Sir J. R. L. 27·562a. -, LAWRENCE 17·21 2 d. -, R. (poet) 5·638a. -, Sir Ronald 1·341a ; 26· 928a. -, Ronald (lord of the Isles) 24·437c. -, Walter Rae 16·87 4b. -, Sir William C. 5·156b ; 18· 7 9 1 c ; 20·115il. McDonald, Ga. 11-7�2 (D4), -, Tenn. 26·620 (F-G2). -, W.Va. 28·560 (B4). -, lake, :\font. 14·276 (Cl). -, lake, Tex. 2·941 b. -, lake, W.Aus. 2·960 (D4) ; 2·963a. -, mt., Can. 24·612c. -, mt., N.S.W. 19·538 (Al). -, riv., N.S.W. 19·538 (G4). - Co., Mo. 18·608 (B5). - Colleg-e, Montreal 5·156c ; 18 ·7 9 l c. - Creek, riv., Mont. 14·276 (E2). - Hall, Aberdeen 1·48a. - Institute, Guelph, Can. 5· 156c. - -Rohert•on Seed Growers' Association : see Canadian Seed Growers' Association . �Iacdonaldton, Pa. 21·106 (E6). MacDONELL, JAMES 17·213a. :'YicDonell tartan 7·246b. :\IcDonnel, cape, Can. 5·160 (F2). see )lacdonnell (family) : Antrim, earls of. -, A. (chesA nlayer) 6·103b. -, ALESTAIR RUADH 17· 21 3a. -, Antony Macdonnell, baron 14·788a. -, P. S. (cricketer) 7·444b ; 7·445b. -, R. G. 11·437a. -, SORLEY BOY 17·213b. McDonnell, Queens. 2·960 (G2). -, mts., S.Aus. 2·960 CF-4) ; exploration (1 860) 2·961 b ; g-eology 2-943d. McDonagh, John 19·52 8d ; 3· 2R9c. - Farm School, Baltimore 3· 289c.

McDonoghville, La. 17·54 (c·d7). MACDONOUGH,.II'HOMAS 17· 213d ; 5·831b. McDonough, Ga. l1·752 (B2). -, N.Y. 19·596 (E3). - Co., Ill. 14·304 (B3). McDouall, mt., S.Aus. 2·960 (E6). -, mts., S.Aus. 2·960 (E3). Macdougall (clan) 13·192b ; 24·435c. -, Alexande� 28·607c ; 22· 671a. -, Francis Thomas (bp.) 2· 20d. -, W, (physiologist) 25·680e of 11·583b ; 1·70d. Machrihanish, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (C4) ; 5·133d. l\lachrireoch, shooting-lodge, Scot. 5· 1 :>3d. Machtsphiire (in law) : see Spheres of inft uencc. llla·chu, riv., Tih. 6·168 (F2). l\Iachu, riv., India 3·846d. :lla·chu Kwanchu, riv., Tib. 6· 168 (F2). Jllachupo, riv., Bol. 4 • 1 6 7 (B2). Machva, dist., Scrv. 24·686 (Al ) ; 24· 6 8 7 b . Machynlleth, Wales 9 · 4 2 8 (V. D2) ; 18·785b ; 12·120d. MACIAS 17·249d. - y Casado, JII. 22·126d. JIIacie, James Lewis : see Smithson, James. Macieiowski (Polish author) 21·927a. Maciejowice : battle ( 1 794) 21· 920b ; 15·915c. Maciel, Antonio 4·462a. Macigno 10·587b ; 10·529a ; 9·663a ; 9·664c. Mcllwraith, Jean 5·1 66b. -, Sir Thomas 22· 738a. Mcllwraith, mts., Queens. 2· 960 (G2). Macin, Hu'll. 23·826 ( D 2 ) ; 23· 831a ; battle ( 1 7 9 1 ) 23· 1 06c. M'Inany "· Hildreth (law case) 3·827a. Macinato (tax) 15·62c ; 15· 22b ; 15-71c.

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Macintaggart, FarquhaJ.' 23• 7 43a. Mcintire, John 28·955d. Mcintire, Ia. 14·732 (E1). Macintosh (clan) 14·721o. -, CHARLES 17·250a. - (naturalist) 10·431c. Mcintosh, Ala. 1·460 (A4). -, Ga. 11·752 (E4). -, Minn. 18·550 (B3). -, N.:\Iex. 19·520 (D·E3). -, Okla. 20 · 5 8 (F2). -, fort, Tex. 16·215a. -, lake, N.Dak. 19 · 78 0 ( F 1 ). -, riv., 1\Id. 17·828 (F4). Macintosh (material) 17·250a ; 23·803c. - Co., Ga. 11·752 (E4). - Co., N. Dak. 19·780 ( E 3 ) . Mao Intyre, Duncan Ban 5· 636d. Me Intyre, Fla. 10·540 (B2). -, mt., N.Y. 1·192d ; 16·94b. -, riv., Austr. 19·538 ( F 1 ) ; geology 19·538d. Macistus, Gr. 12·440 ( C3) ; 9· 279a. -, mts., Gr. 12·440 (E2). l\Iaclver, n . Handall : see Ran­ dali·Maciver, D . M e Ivor C . C . (sprinter) 2·

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-, Sir James Lyle 6·207d. -, JOHN WILLIAM 17·250c. -, Robert (poet) 5·637a. -, Robert (racquet player) 22·782b. 22·250d ; 28· -, 'William 746d. Mackay, Ida. 14·276 (04). MACKAY, Queens. 17·250 d ; 2·960 ( H 4 ) ; 22· 736d. -, Oreg. 20·242 (G2). -, lake, Can. (Mackenzie) 5· 160 (G3). -, lake, Can. (Ont.) 20· 1 1 4 (C1). - Creek, riv., Oreg. (Crook Co.) 20·242 (E3). - Creek, riv., Oreg. (Umatilla Co.) 20-242 (G2). Mackaye, Percy 8·538b. McKay sole sewing machine 24·994a. McKay's, spring, S.Aus. 2·960 (D3), Mackay v. Mackay (U.S. 1 9 0 6 ) 22·404c. McKean, Pa. 21·106 (B2). -, isl., Pac.O. 20·436 (H5) ; 21·476a. -, Co., Pa. 21·106 (E-F2). McKee, Ky. 15•740 (D3). McKees Creek, riv., Ill. 14·304 (B3). - Half Falls, Pa. 21·106 (H·I4). McKEESPORT, Pa. 17·250d ; 21·106 (E7). McKEES ROCKS, Pa. 17·251a; 21·106 ( D 7 ). McKendree, William 16·349a. McKendrick, John Gray 28· 176c ; 28·136a ; 21·469d. McKenna, Heginald 5·132c; 8· 980d ; 2·770b.

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-, HENRY 17·252c. -, Ivy (physician) 20·7 78c ;

18·131b • • -, J. (physician) 18·62c. -, SIR JOHN 17·253a. -, John (missionary) 3·606d ; 23·738b. -, John Stuart 18·245c. -, SIR MORELL 17·253b. -, S. 10·339c. -, WILLIAM LYON 17·253d ; 5·158d ; 5·165d. McKenzie, Ala. 1·460 (C4). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (D3). -, N.Z. 19·624 (C6). -, Tenn. 26·620 (C l ) . -, bay, Can. 1·472 (L1 ) ; 5· 160 (B2). -, dist., Can. 5·160 (D·I:>) ; 14·461a. -, mt., N.Y. 16·94b. MACKENZIE, riv., Can. 17· 254c ; 5·160 (C2 ) ; 19·763b ; flooding 5·143d ; geology 8· 127b, 2·361c ; Sir J. Frank­ lin 11·31b. See also Slave Peace rivers. -, riv., Oreg. 20 ·2 4 2 (C3). -, riv., Queens. 2·960 (H4) ; 2· 961a ; 22·732b. - Co., N.Dak. 19·870 (A2). Mackenzie Collection (Wilson) 28·692d. Mackenzie's rock, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (A3). MACKEREL 17·254 d ; 14· 255b ; fishery statistics 10· 432d ; food value 8·216a ; netting 27·221c ; protective resemblance 28· 1015c ; sea angling 2·30d. Mackerel-net 19·412b. Mackeson, Col. F. 4·24c ; 15· 7 82b ; 13·558c. Mackeson, fort, India 15·886c. Mackey, Ind. 14·422 (CS). - Ferry, N.C. 19· 7 7 2 (1!'2). M'Kibbin, 'f. R. 7·445b. Mackie composing machine 27· ' 545d.

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17·255d. Mackinac, fort, Mich. 17·256a ; 22·65d ; 1-848b. MACKINAC, is!., Mich. 17· 255d ; 18·372 (F4). -, str., Mich. 18·372 (F4) ; 18·377d. - Co., Mich. 18·372 (E·F3). - Island, Mich. 18·372 (F4) ; 17·256a. Mackinaw, Ill. 14·304 (C3). -, l\Iich. 18·372 (F4) ; 17· 255d. -, 1\Iich. (Mackenac) : see St Ignace. -, riv., Ill. 14·304 (C3). 1\I er, H. J . 18·938d ; 15 ·

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Mackinder, val., Br.E.Af. 15· 7 4 8c. McKinlay, John 2·961d. McKinlay, Queens. 2·960 ( G 4 ) . - , mts., Queens. 2·961d. McKINLEY, WILLIAM 1 7 · 256b ; 27·729b ; 23·180a ; 5·220d. McKinley, Ind. 14·422 ( E 7 ). -, Minn. 18·550 (E3). -, 0. 20·26 (K5). -, bay, Can. 5·160 (C1). -, mt., Alsk. 1 · 4 7 2 (H3) ; 1· 473a. -, sea, Green. 12·543 (G1). - Co., N.Mex. 19·520 (B·C2). McKinley Tariff Act 17·256d ; 27· 7 2 7 a ; 26·426d ; 5·153c. McKinney, Ark. 2·552 (C4). -, Ky. 15·740 (D3). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (C1). McKINNEY, Tex. 17·259a ; 26· 690 (B·C7). - Bayou, riv., Ark. 2·552

(B4� MACKENNAL, ALEXANDER Mackinnon,

,

Col.

George

5·

17·2.'Ha. -, Bertram 24·504b (Pl. IV.). Mackenzie (family ) : see Sea­ forth, earl of, and Cromarty, G. Mackenzie, 1st earl of. -, ALEXANDER (statesman) 17·251c ; 5·161d ; 20·370a.

239d. -, James 16·543c. -, Sir William 4·604b ; 25· 780d ; 1·356b. McKinnon, Ga. 11·752 (E4). Mackinnon's cave, Staffa, Scot.

plorer) 17·251b ; 1·502a ; 24·226d ; journal 5·165d. -, SIR ALEXANDER CAMP· bell 17·2 5 1 d ; 19·84b. -, C. F. (bp.) 2·20b ; 16·814c. -, Colonel Colin 28·692d. -, Sir Duncan 28·1055b ; 19 · 263c. - D. 7·233&. -, SIR GEORGE (Bloody Mackenzie : of Rosehaugh) 17·252b ; 24·452a ; 25·762d. -, Sir . George Steuart see Steuart(chemist) :

17·259a ; 12·849c ; 454a. McKittrick, Cal. 5·8 (D4).

-, SIR

ALEXANDER

Mackenzie.

(ex­

25·755b. MACKINTOSH,

MACKLIN,

SIR

JAMES 18 ·

CHARLES

259d ; 11·4 7 6b.

17·

-, Mary 17·260a.

McKnight, Okla. 20·58 (A·B3). McKnightstown, Pa. 21·106

(G·H6).

Mackonochie, A. H. 26·364b. Mackonochie, Martin v. 14· 352d ; 16·678a. Mackoy, Ky. 15·740 (F2). Macksburg, Ia. 14·732 (C3).

-, 0. 20·26 (G-H5).

Macks

Creek,

Mo.

482

18·608

(C·D4). - Creek, riv., Ga. 11·752 (D2). Macksville, Kan. 15·654 (D3). Mackville, Ky. 15·740 (C-D3).

Macleod, Alastair 16·525d.

-, Alexander 24· 734b. -, Fiona : see Sharp, \Villiam. -, H. (physicist) 25·447a. -, HENRY DUNNING 17•

MACK VON LEIBERICH, 262a ; .12·583b. Karl, Freiherr 17·260b ; 11· -, J. J. R. 8·330a. 1 7 3d ; 11·194b ; 19·2 1 7 b.

Mackworth, Sir Humphrey 19·

3i2b ; 7·928b. Mackworth Inn, Loud. : see Barnard's Inn. Macky Bluff, Can. 5·160 (L2 ). M l n, Ewen 10·728c ;

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-, John 5·638c. -, Margaret : see Maclauch-

lan, Margaret.

-, R. 9·655d. Maclagan, William Dalrymple (archbp.) 9·452c ; 14·352b ; 28·928c. McLain, Miss. 18·600 (C2). -, Miss. 18·600 (D4). McLANE, LOUIS 17·260d. -, Robert Milligan 17·260d. M en, A. C. 7·4 4 1 d ; 7·

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-, CHARLES 17·260d ; 8· 9,13b ; 9·379d ; on glaciers 11·646d.

-, IAN 261a.

(John

Watson)

17·

-, James 22·76 4a. -, Malcolm 16·24lc. -, 'f . 18·630b. McLarty, Ala. 1·460 (C1). -, hills, W.Aus. 2·960 (C3). 1\Iaclauchlan, Margaret 24· 452d ; 25·926b. McLaughlin, Charles : see

-, John Mackenzie, Lord 7· 483a. -, Kenneth 20-7 7 2d. -, :\lary 5·635d. -, Neil (of Assynt) 26·170d. -, Neil (Scottish writer) 5 · 638c. -, NORMAN 17·262a ; 12· 83b ; 5·639a ; hymns 14· 196d. -, P. 9 - l l Oa. -, Sir \Villiam : see Bannatyne, Sir William Macleod, lord. Macleod, Can. 1·500 (B2). -, Ga. 11·752 ( D 3 ) . - , Miss. 18·600 (D2). -, Mont. 14·2 7 6 (D·E3). -, N.Dak. 19·780 (G3). -, bay, Can. 5·160 ( H 3). -, lake, Can. 4·600 (E2). -, riv., Can. 1·500 (A2) ; 2·

824d. - Co., Minn. 18·550 (C6). Macleod's Maidens, rocks, Scot. 25·206a, - Tables,

hills, Scot. : see Healaval More and Healaval

Beg. Macleod v. St Aubyn 7·26b. Macliac (poet) 5·630a. MACLISE.• DANIEL 17·262c. 1\Iaclodio, It. 5·354d. Maclou (Maclovius), St : see Macklin. Malo, St. MACLAURIN, COLIN 17·261a; McLoud, Oklahoma 20 • 58 14· 1 2 7 b ; conics 6·942a ; (D-E2). curves 7·655a ; figure of the McLoughlin (tennis-champion) earth 8·804b ; infinitesimal 16·303d. c Ius 14·543b ; tides 26· -, John 20·248c. McLouth, Kansas 15 • 654 -, John : see Drcghorn, John (Gl). Maclaurin, lord. Macloutsie, Bech. 25·466 (I4). McLaurin, Miss. 18·600 (C4). -, riv., Bech. 25·466 ( H -I3 ) ; MacLaurin's theorem 14·545a. 16·701c. McLaws, Gen. Lafayette 13· Maclnra aurantiaca see Osage 14d ; 28·633c. orange. Maclay, E. S. 24·341a. Maclure, A. 16·786b. -, Nicholas von Miklucho : -, J . Croeland 24·507c. see Miklucho·Maclay. -, WILLIAM 17·263a. Maclay & Macintyre Line 25· Maclurea 20·237b. 859b. 1\Iaclurin see Moringa·tannin. Macle (crystal. ) 7·582d. Macluritidae 11·510d. Macle�tn, Charles 19·566a. lilac Mahon, Sir A. H . 1·308a ; -, Charles Smith 18·17 8c. 21·189a ; 24·593 d ; Hel· -, David 7·894a. mund river explored 13· -, Sir Donald 19·629c. 251a. -, Sir George 12·206a ; 2· McMahon, C. A. 24·676a. 726d ; 5·225b. -, M. E. P. M. DE, duke of -, Sir Harry (Kaid) 18·858d. Magenta 17·263b ; Franco• -, Hector 5·635d. German war 11·7a, 18· -, James 12·549a. 3 1 4b, 24·57 5a ; Italian (hymn-writer) 5· policy 15·64b, 14·91 6d ; presidency 10·8 7 5a, 10· -, John (lawyer) 22·348c. 895a. -, Lachlan 18·961a. -, P. A. 6 · 7 5 2 d. -, Letitia Elizabeth : see McMahon, N.S.W. 19·538 (E4). Landon. Macmahon's Country, Ire. : -, Magnus 2·864d. see 1\'Ionaghan, co. -, Roderick 28·31b. Me Manus, \V. 15·554a. McLean, Ill. 14·304 (C3). McManus, La. 17·54 (a5). - N.S.W. 19·538 ( G 1 ). McMASTER, JOHN BACH - Tex. 26·690 (C2). 17·264b. - Co., Ill. 14·304 (D3). M'Master University, Toronto - Co., Ky. 15·7 40 (A3). 5·165a ; 20·115c. - Co., N.Dak. 19·780 (C2). Mcl\lechen, W.Va. 28 • 560 - County (law case) 14-:J06d. (Cl). M'Lean-Juarez Treaty 18· Macmerry, Scot. 24·418 (F3) : 341b. 12·796d. Maclean mission 21·245a. M'Micken, Charles 6·37 1 d. McLeansboro, Ill. 14·304 (D5). MACMILLAN (publishers) 17• Maclear, Sir Thomas 19·960b ; 264b. 16·814b ; 11·608c. -, Dr (Arctic explorer) 21· l\I ape Col. 25·466 (18 ) ; 954h. . -, John (minister) 11·73c. - deep, Ind.O. 14·451c. -, John ( Heformer) 5·48Qd. M'Leay, Alexander 2·673c. -, John (8hipbuilder) 8·660a. m Sharpe 20·308a ; -, Kirkpatrick 7·683a. 6 McMillan, Michigan 1!i • 3 7 2 Macleay, Oreg. 20 2 4 2 (C3). (E:>). -, n;tts., N.S.W. 19-5:18 (G2). -, Okla. 20·58 (D·E3). 19·538 ( G 2 ) ; -, Wis. 28·740 (C4). -, riv., Can. 5 · 1 60 (B3). Maclcaya : �ee Bocconia. J\Iacmillan v. Dent 7·120d. M'Leish, William 21·522a. McMillin, Wash. 28·354 Maclellan, Archibald 12·83a. ( G - H 4). -, Sir Patrick 8·444a. Macmine Junction, Ire. 14·744 -, Sir Thomas (E4) ; 28·566a. McLellan, Fla. 10·540 ( B 5 ) . McMinn, Joseph (governor of McLemoresville, Tenn. 26·620 Tennessee) 26·625b. (C2). l\Icl\linn Co., Tenn. 26·620 McLendon, Ala. 1·460 (D3). (G2). M an , J . C. 2·867a ; 6· McMinnville, Oreg. 20·242 (B2). -, JOHNFERGUSON17·261d; -, Tenn. 26-620 (F2). iO·l59b ; 15·582d ; exo­ MACMONNIES, FREDERICK gamy 10·79c ; Maine's con­ William 17·264c ; 24·507 troversy 17·433b ; W. R. (Pl. VI. ) ; 24· 5 1 6 b ; 28·558c Smith 2 · 27 2b. Macl\Iorrogh : see MacMln'# McLennan Co., Tex. 26·690 rough. (K4). McMullen, Fayette (governol' Macleod (Highland clan) 14· of Washington) 28·358b. 721c ; 25·206d ; 24·21b. McMullen, J . 5•166a.

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To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions given on Page I. Mce\fullen, Va. 28·118 (D2). -, val., Ariz. 2·544 ( B 3 ). - Co., Tex. 26·690 ( I 7 ). )l[ac�funn, Charles A. 18-64a. l\lc:\lurdo, Edward 17·65d. Jl1c�lurdo, pt., Can. 5 · 1 6 0 (N3). -, sound, Antarc. 21·961 ( I-I ) . 1\l c�lurrain, Ark. 2·552 (C4). J\lc::llurray, Wash . 28·354 (C1). .\ladlurrough, Art 14· 7 7 2c. -, Dermod 9·6Hc. Mac�Iurtrie's goat moth 16· 466c (tlg.). l\1acnab (Scottish clan) 15· 7 96d. -, Sir Alan :s-a pier 8·428d. -, Fi n lay 5 ·6 . ; 5 b . -, John 6-637 d ; 8·38!lc. McNab, Ark. 2·552 (B4). J\Ic�abb, Ill. 14- :l 0 4 (C2). l\lc�ah'H, is!., Can . 12·843a. ::llacnagh ten, Edward :\Iacnaghten, 1st baron 6 · 1 5 8c. -, SIR WILLIAM HAY 17· 264d ; 1-:J 1 6c ; 4· S 5 1 a. M'Xair, W. W. 2·739b ; 15· 6 . : 0c . - (ar t is t ) 22 · 1 !l6 d. .McNair, ::lli,;s. 18·600 ( A · B 4 ). l\lc� a ir vi lle , Pa. : see Wilkins· burg. Mc�air;·Co., Tenn. 26·620(C2). MacNALLY, LEONARD 17· �65a ; 10·H4c. �Iacnamara, Donough : see )la c Con mara. l\Ic�an·. Ky. 15· 7 4 0 (A�). )l'Xanght (engineer) 2 5· Si 2 d ; 25 ·8 3 0 a. 1\Ittlernent 17- H Sa ; h o mme dan religion 17·42 1 c ;

oc

o

mosque 18·65b, 5·34b, 5 · 4:!c ; school o f literature 2· 2 7 :Jc. -: History 18·66b ; Abu So­

nan's attack ( 6 2 5 ) 17·405d ; Ikshidi caliphate 5·23d ; d n1asty 9·95b ; Jafnid dyn­ a.� ty 2 · 2 6 5 a ; Mahomet 17· l\lameluke rule 9· 40Jd ; :l!oawiya capture 10la ; (660) 2· 2 66d ; siege (682) 2 · Wahhabi capture 2Gia ; ( 1 8 0 1 ) 2· 2 6 S a . l\[edinet-elsee -, Eg)-. : Fayum . -, Fr.W ..\.f. 11·204 (C3) ; 11· 4 3 � d. -, :\!alta : see Citta Vecchia. -, :>; . Dak. 19·780 ( E 3 ) . MEDINA, X . Y . 18·66c ; 19· 596 ( B Z ) . - . 0 . 20-26 ( 0 2 ) . - , Tenn. 26·G20 (C2). -, Tex. 26·6�0 ( llG). -, Tunio 27-:l92h. ---, 'n,;. 28·7 4 0 ( E 4 ). - ( Ea7 c. MELITO (hp. of Sardis) 18· llfells, Som. 9·430 (VI. H 1 ). Me l\te , riv., Wales 4·485a. 9;ih ; 2 · 1 20b ; 3- S 7 7 b. - Castle, Wales 9-.!28 (V. D4). Melito, It. 15-1 (E6) ; 15· 8 3 d, :\!ellusine : see Mcl usine. 1\IL'l i o d e 2· 9 S d . 1\Iel\ville, Ala. 1·460 ( B l ). :'\Id i t o di cl ac 2·9 9c. l\Id ilopol, H nss. 23·87! (I. Mnzie..,• spru ce : see Sitka 559d. de : see Poltrot, Jean de. 266d ; therm Jmeters 26· spruce. Mercedes, Ar.as, mts., Port. 25· 5 3 0 ( B 2 ) ; !lie Sili, riv., Bur. 24·104a. l\Iesilla Park, N.Mex. 19·520 22· 1 3 5 a. (C-D5) ; 19·52lc. -, mts., P.R. 17-931c. ::\Iesislaus (duke of Poland) 6· 1\Iesatis, Gr. 20·9 3 0 d. 966b ; 11·838a. lllcsavouno, Gr. 24·1 96 b, Mesites (bird) 3·976a; 3·97 7e; Mcsaya�. tri be 6·7 06a. l\Ie.-eal 1 · 3 7 l c ; 1 8 ·3 2 1 b. 22-818d. Tardyi (insect) 6·668c. 1\leRca!a, riv., l\Iex. : see Bal1\fesitite 5- 813a. flas. l\I es i t . y l e n e 1 · 1 3 6 c. Mc,calero, N.)fex. 1S • 5 2 0 Mesityl oxide 15·762c ; 1· (E!). 136c. - , m t , . , ::\.)!ex. 1 9 · 5 2 (! (G5). - oxime 20-419c. -, va l ., X.:\Icx. 19· ;\ � 0 (G!). �Ieskes, mts. , Cane. : see l\[c,walero, t ri b e 2 - l .'\ 8d. Surarn. l\le.-calpro Apache Indian Re· sern.llion, X . .\Icx.. 19 -5 2 0 1\Ieskine, Turk.As. 26 - 305 (B-C2) ; 1·54l d ; 9 · 8 9 5 d. (E I ) ; 19·.'\ 2:la. Me>"ehede, Ucr. 1 1 - 808 (B3). l\Ieskutan, dist., Pers. 3-297a. �IPschcninlra : see l\Iiskcnning. l\Ieslay, Fr. 10·7 1 8 (D4). l\Iesl:'\ ( game) 21 8 99c. llleschin, Hannlf : see Cheeter. M0 7 d ; 24- 5 09 b survey maps 17·6 53 a ; U.K. 28·1054e ; South African

Mettiua. Mettowee : see C\Iettawee . Mettray, Fr. 27·107 d ; 6 i 5c,

15·

1\Icve (queen of Connaught) :

,

�-:

,

f.ld�

l

,

(!'I, .S:.) ; 15·9Sc. -, H . 20·508d.

trade 27·G02b ; volcanoes 28·1R!lc, 18-31 7c.

- (but.) : sr:e Pla nt gris. - : A.qrirulture and Industries � ! c uuier, in re ( 1 8 9 -1 ) 10·8 8a. cane sugar 26· 18 - 3 2 .i a ; .\leunier's theore m 1 1 · 7 2 0d. 4 7 a ; coffee export 6·648b ; �Icura, P. 4-.JlOs. co1Jton 7·264b, 7·278d, 7· \1EURICE, FRANCOIS PAUL 24-8 7 2 shipping 296d ; 18 ·3 1 5 b ; 8· 65 5 d. (table). �lemon, A. de 19 - 4 2 4 d. - : Art and Archaeology 18· '1 L·urR, Ger. : see :IH\rs. 2·349d ; 1-815a ; 329c ; (Johannes van MEURSIUS Aztec al tar 1·761h; Asiat ic �leurs) 18· 31 5 b ; 2·832c ; 7origin theory 2·7 55c i Bras· 426a. seur de B ourbou rg 4·4:l5a ; 1\leurthe, riv., Fr. 10·778 (H3) ; cosn1ogony myths 7·215c ; 18 -894 d . dancing 7-795d; initiation MEURTHE • ET • MOSELLE, ignition system 14·570a ; dep . Fr. 18- � 1 5c ; 10· T 7 8 10·400a ; mosaic woPk 27· IG-H3) ; 10·7 8:>c ; iron 10· 5 · 4 41b, pottery 4 8 :la ; 78 !b. 1 · S I :l (Pl. IV. figs, 1, :l) ; (law) 13·643e. sculptures 5 - 6 7 8c, 1 - R O b ME USE, df'll t., Fr. 18 · 3 1 6a ; ( P is . 1 . , II . ) 1·812 (Pis. III., l0·77l:l (03) ; 21-47 6c. IV.). See also Anoos.

t,

1\ft>urtrn

,

war 27·204a.

Meyersburg, (D2).

Mont.

Meyers Creek, riv., 354 (F1),

14·276 Mezzaeapo {general) 15-64c. Mezza dria : see l\Ietayage Sy& 28tom. Mezza-majolica 5 - 7 3 2 c.

l\Tash,

Meyersdale, Pa. 21·106 (D6). Meyers Fall s, Wash . 28 · 3 5 4 ( G- I l).

MEZZANlNE 1S-351c. Mf"zzeria : see l\Ietayage, Mezzo, chan., Adriatic 3 · 4 Meyer's Neues Konversations (D'i ) ; 27·968d. Lexikon 9·381c. -, isl., Adrbtic 3-4 (E5). Meyersville, Tex. 26·690 (K7). MEZZOFANTI, GUISEPPE l\Ieyfart, J. l\I. 14-189a. Caspar 18-351c. l\Ieygal, Massi! du, mts., Fr. : l\:Iezzojuso, Sic. 15-4 (D 6), see 11-legal. l\iezzola, lake, It. 6· 7 9 4c. de l\Iezzo-relievo 23·61 b. Meygra Entrepriza (A. Arena) 1 7· 1 9 2 c• Mezz o-sopran o 25-420c, l\Ieyllteyrn, Wales 9-428 (V• M E Z Z O T IN T 1S·35 1 d ; Cousins' process 7-33 G a ; B 2 ).

l

Meymac, Fr. 10-778 (F5) ; 7196c ; 4·9 d.

Prince Rupert 23-856a ; sale prices 2·700b.

- Engravers, Society of 2• Meyne, riv., Fr. 20·146c. 7 0 1 d ; 2·702a. MEYNELL, ALICE CHRIS· Mezzuna, Tun. 1 · 6 4 3 (D2). tiana 18- 3 50b ; 26·869c. Meynert, Theodor 18-60c ; 18- l\Ifantsl, tribe : see Fanti. l\lfini, Bel.Cong. : see Lukenye. 62b, Mfudo, Somlnd. 25·379 (C7). Meynier (general ) 11-186a. Meyom, riv., Siam 14-498 (A3); MFUMBIRO ruts., C.Af. 18• 353b ; 6·923 (E3) ; 28-190c. 25-2c ; 18·109b. Mfut (dialect) : see B afut. MEYR, MELCHIOR 18-3 5 0b . Meyra, Vasco Perez de 11· Mfwanganu, isl., Br.E .A.f. 28· 45d. 941a. Meyrick, Sir Samuel Rush 8· l\fg (chem.) : see Magnesium. l\Igangira, Ger.E.Ar. 11•7 7 1 442b. l\Ieyricke, Edmund 20·409a. MEYRIFAB, tribe 1 0· 3 5 0c. Meyrin, Switz. 26-242 (A4). Meyrosse, riv., Fr. 8 · 2 08 d. l\Ieyrueis, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (F'5), Mev ssac, Fr. 10·7 7 8 (E5). Meywar : see U daipur. l\Ieyzieux, fort, Fr. 17 - 1 7 5d.

Meza, riv., Bur. 14·37 6 ( Q 7 ) ;

15 -69 5 b . -, La, Colom. : see La Mesa• l\Iemnko orie moth 25 · 1 0 l b , 'Mez arib, Syr. : see Mezerib .

Mezayon, riv., Fr. 22·370c. 13llleze� Fr. 10 ·7 7 8 (F6) ;

33.:d. Mezeirib, El, Syr. 20·602 (E3) ; 3·658d ; 7- 7 85c.

Mezcii, Russ. 23·8 7 2 (F·G2) ; 2-356b. -, bay, Russ. 23-8 7 2 (F2). -, riv.� Russ. 23·872 (F·G2) ; 23-8b0c ; 9·909c.

(C3). Mgende, Ger.E.A.f. 11·771 (C3). Mgera, Ger.E.Af. 11· 7 7 1 (C2). Mglin, Russ. 23-872 ( D 5 ) ; 6• 84a. Mhairs, tribe : see Mers. Mhanaich, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2) ; 8 ·660b . Mheadhonach, mt., Scot. 24• 418 (A2), Mhic-Mhonaidh, mt., Scot, 24· 4 1 8 (B2). Mhic na Ceislch, mt., Scot. 2• 222d. Mhlakza (Kaffl.r: chief) 5-240b. Mho (elec.) 6·855d. l\Ihogo, riv., C.Af. 19 -694a. l\Ihor, mt., Scot. 24·418 (A2). MHOW, India 18-353c ; 14• 376 (F8) ; 4·188a. Miacis : see Vulpavus. Miadesmia 22·609d.

- memoranacea 20·530d : 20•

Mezenc, mt., Fr. 10 - 7 7 8 ( G 5 ) ; 531a (fig.). MIAGAO, P.Is. 18·353d ; 21• 2 - 4 4 9 d ; 5 - 7 7 7 d. Mezenc cattle 13-72d. 392 (D5), Mezeninsk, Cauc. 3·456a. Miage, glacier, .Alps 26-242 (B5) ; 4·39d. Mezentius (king of Caere) 23· 618b. -, pass, Alps 1·7 43c. Mezentsov (general) 23-905c. l\Iiaja das, Sp. 25·.1 30 (C3). l\Iezer, well, Sah. 23·1005a. l\iiakka, riv., Fla. 10-5 4 0 (D4), Mezerac, Roull et de 23•402d. l\Iiala, Bel. Congo 6·923 (E2). MEZERAY, FRANCOIS MIALL, EDWARD 18 - 3 5 3d. Eudes de 18- 35 0c ; 11·131a. -, L. c. 9·656a ; 13-429a. -, Jean Eudes de 18-:li:iOc. MIAMI, Fla. 18 · 35 4a ; 10·5 40 (F 6). Mezere, Arm. 2 · 5 6 5 (B2) ; 15• 7 7 3a. -, Ind. 14-422 (E3). Mezerei Cortex : see Cortex -, l\Io. 18-608 (C2). l\lezerei . -, Okla. 20·58 (GI), Mezereon 7-825d ; 1 6·2 84a ; -, Tex. 26-690 (C2). placentation 10-572d. -, W.Va. 28·560 (B3). Mezerib, Syr. : see l\Iezeirib, -, fort, Ind. 14-425b, l\Iezetius (general) 25·31c. -, f ort, Mich . 24· 1 9 d. l\Iezetlii, Asia M. : see Soli. -, fott, 0. 28 · 4 32 d. - Su, riv., Asia M. 25· 3 60b . -, riv., Fla. 10·9c : see also Mezha, riv. , Russ . 23 · 8 7 2 ( D 4 ); Great and Little l\liami. 25· 2 7 7 c ; 28- 1 4 Gd. MIAMI, tribe 18·354a ; 14• Mezhdusharskiy, is!., Russ. 23 · 462b ; 10 · 7 2 8a. 872 (H1) ; 19-8:l3a, - and Erie, canal, 0. 20-26 Mezid.on, l!'r. 10 - 7 7 8 (E3), (B-C2) ; 9-742a ; 20-27 c. MEZIERES, PHILIPPE DE - Co., Ind. 14·42 2 (E3). - Co., Kan. 15·654 (H2) ; 15· 18 - 35 0 d ; 7-545d. 6 56 a, MEZIERES, Fr. 18·351b ; 10· 7 7 8 (02) ; 3·554b ; siege - Co., 0. 20·26 (B4). (1870) 11 -l l c. - Creek, riv., Mo. 18· 608 (B3). -, Switz. 26-242 (B3). Miamie, riv., Oreg. 20-242 Mczieres-en-Brenne, Fr. 10· (B2). 778 (E4) ; 14·501c. Miamisburg, 0. 20 -2 6 (B5). Mezieres-sur-Issoire, Fr. 10· Mi ami Station, Mo. 18· 60 8 7 7 8 (E4). (C2). Mezilu, Rum, 23-826 (C2). - Town, Ind. : see Kekionaga. l\lezin, Fr. 10·778 (E5); 17·16d. - University, 0. 20-29a. l\Iezo-Bereny, Hun". 3·4 (G3), l\fiandoab, Pers. 21·188 (A1). l\Iezo-Csat, Hung, 3·4 (G3), -, dist.; Pers. 3·81a. M�.zohavas, rnt., Illmg. 27• l\Iianeh, Pers, 21-188 (Al). 2 1 2 a. i\fianguiri, is!., C.Am. 10-605a. Mczohe"yes, Hung. 13·898h. Miani, Francesco 15·33 7b.

HYA• l\Iezo-Komarom, Hung. 3-4 PAUL -, (MARIE) cinthe 18 · 34 9 b ; 11•144b ; (F3). 10·117b . Mezo-Kovesd, Hung. 3·4 (G3). l\Iezo -Lab orcz, pass, Hung. 5· -, Richard E. 6· 7 2 a . 383d. -, Rudolph Hermann 2 · 1 4 1d; 11·888a ; 23-437b. Mezoneuron kauaiense : see -, S. ( ph ysici st) 17· 3 4 9b . Kola. -, VICTOR 18 - 3 4 9b ; benzene Mezos, 10-778 (D5). plai n , Hung. 3-4 6·57b • nitrophenol 6·7 l d : Mezoseg, (I3 ) ; 27-210d. phenyi hydrazine 14-llla ; 25·894d ; MEZOTUR, H ung, 18·351c ; stereoi someri Rm vapour density 8·47e, 14· 3-4 (G3). 7 24e, 5·59d. Mezquita, mts., Port. 25·530 -, Wilhel m 1 · 1 9 1b . (A4 ) . Meyer, Ill. 14- 3 04 (A3). M:ezquital, riv., Mex. 8·694a : MEYERBEER, GIACOMO 18· 26·636h. 34\lc. Mezquite : see Mes q u i te. M:ezrah, El, Pal. 20·602 (C3), Meyer boile:u furnace 11-281a. Meyerdahl, P. M. 6·63.1 d. MeztlZa 21·546b, Meyer-Liibke, \V, 14·897b. Mezybrody, A us. 3·4 (12). Mezzabarba, Pietro 10·530d. Meyer's. lake,

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-, Giovanni 3·213c ; 1·456c. Miani, India : see l\Ieeanee. Mian Kuh, mt., Pers. 28•919c. see Lahore - l\fir, India : Cantonments. Miano, dist., Naples 19-181b. MIANTONOMO 18·354b. Mianus, Conn. 6-95 2 (A5), Conn. 6·952 (A5) ; 25·

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-, dist., In dia 18-354b. Miao-gan -ling, China 6·133d. i\Iiao-tao, isis., China 6-168 (I,2). MIAOTSZE, tribe 18-354e ; 6• 1 9 2 c ; 6 · 1 D R d ; in Kwei· Chow 15·958a.

MIAOULIS,ANDFJEAS VOKOS 18·354d ; 12·493c : S·286b.

M IAR-M I LAN )fiarag (festival) g.33a. )fisrgyrite Z5· 1 1 3c. ·.uarinariVG, Mad. 17 • 2 7 1 (B3). Mias : see Orang-utan. MiaBk, dist., Russ. : see Miyask. Miaskite 1g·384a. Miaskowski, Caspar 21·924b. Miasma 20·786d. Miautse, tribe : see Miaotsze. Miava, Hung. 3-4 (E2). Hung. : see Car­ -, mts., pathians, White. Miazal, riv., Ec. 1·7 88c. 1· Miazia (chron.) 6·316c ; 88a. Miazines : see Pyrimidines. Mibhar ha - peninim : author,;hip 14-221c. Mica, Ida. 14·276 (A2). -, N.C. 1g· 7 7 2 (C4). -, Wash. 28-354 (H2). -, mt., Me. 27- 104b. MICA 18·355a ; 18·516b ; 11· 293b ; talc 26-369a. Micabbiba, Malta 17 • 5 0 8 (B2). Micaceous iron ore 12·804c. Mica-gneiss 12-149d. MICAH (prophet) 18·356c ; 3· 853d ; shrine 7·791c. MICAH (of Mt. Ephraim) 18· 358a ; 15·5-lOb ; 26·604b. Micahune, Port.E.Af. 25·466 (N2). Micai, riv., Colom. 6·701 (A4) ; 6-702b. Micaiah (bib!.) 15·812c. 1\lica·lamprophyre 3 · 9 5 7 c. Micanite 18·356b. Micanopy, Fla. 10·540 (D2). Micare digitis (game) 18·814a. Micas 15·672c. MICA·SCHIST 18·358a ; 21· 333 (Pl. IV. fig. 8 ) ; 24·3 2 8 a ; 22·718b. Mica-trap 3·957 c. MICCA, PIETRO 18·358c. Micehino 12·27c. Micciades (sculptor) 12·479b ; 2·362d. Miccosukee, lake, Fla. 10·540 (Cl). Michabo (myth.) : see Mena· bosho. MICHAEL (Archangel) 18· 358d ; Bogomil theory 41 1 9d ; Book of Revelation 23·2 1 7 c ; conflict for body of Moses 18·-l21b, 18•896c. - (Acominatus) : see Acominatus. - (Angelo) : see 1\lichelangelo. - (of Bulgaria) 3·467c. - (of Cesena) 15·4:l 7 a ; 1g. 965d. - (Vsevolodovich : of Cher­ nigov) 12·246b. - (Cerularius : of Constanti· nople) 23·5 19b ; 20·334d. MICHAEL I. (emperor) 18· 359a ; 5·893a ; 23·5 1 8b. - II. 18·359b : 14·27 4c : 23· 5 1 9a. - III. 18·359b ; 5·49a. - IV. 18·359c. - V. 18·359c. - VI . 18·359d. - VII. 18·359d ; 8·628b ; 23· 5 I. od. - VIII. 18·359d ; 23·5 1 7 a ; coins 1g·896c ; Mongol inter· course 21·226c, 18·717c. - IX. 18·360b ; 10·527d. - (of Epirus) g.599t> ; 142 1 5 c ; 1·578b. - II . (of Epirus) 18·360a. - (Lachanodrn.kon) 5·43d. - (Panaretos) 10·155a. - ('Visniowiecki : of Poland) 21·916c ; 15·443a ; Turkish war ( 1 6 7 2 ) 27·451 b. MICHAEL (Russian tsar) 18· 359a ; 23·�9 7a ; 15·919a ; descendants 23·900d; golden throne 26· 89 1 d. - (Scot) : see Scot. MichaeL - (OBRENOVICH III. : of Servia) 18·360b ; 24·692d ; 15·866c. - (Voislavich : of Servia) 24· 69lc. - (the Svrian) 2-573d. - (Apaffy : of Transylvania) 13·912d. - (of Walachia) 23·832d ; 23· 835d. -, Arthur 6·256a : 16-64b. -, Giovanni 7·566a. Michael, Ill. 14·:!04 (B4). -, I. of )I. : see Kirkmichael. -, dist., I. of ::-r. 17 ·5 :l5c. -, lake, La. 17·54 (A3). Michael Angelo Taylor's Act ( 1 8 1 7 ) 26·4 72a. Michaelchureh Esdey, Here­ ford g.420 ( III. A2). Michaelhouse, Cambridge : see St Michael's House. Michaelis, Adolf 12•4.86d.

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Michaelis, Christian Benedikt 18·36la. -, G. 24-1013b. -, JOHANN DAVID 18·360d ; 5·47lb. -, Johann Heinrich 18·361a. l\1ichaelite 25·149d. 1\Iichaelius, Jonas 23·23a. l\Iichaelmas daisy : see under Aster. - Day : see under Michael. - Law Sittings 26·642a. Michaelsberg, hill, Ger. 3·184b. Michaelson, lake, Br.E.Af. 15· 7 4 8c. l\Iichaelston-y-Vedw, Monro. 9·428 (V. E4). Michaelstow, Corn. g.430 (VI. C2). Michaga, mt., Bol. 4·167 ( B 3 ) ; 4·168b. Michailesci, Rum. 23-8 2 6 (C2). Michailoff, Nicholas 20·518a. Michal (bib!.) 7 • 854c ; 1• 66d. Michalowski, Bartholomew 21• 925d. Micharino : see Beccafumi, Domenico.

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-, Ernest 7·683a. Michauxia campanuloides 13· 7 67c. MICHEL, CLAUDE (Clodion) 18·362a ; 24·499a ; 5·753b. -, CLEMENCE LOUISE 18· 362b.

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18-362c ; 8·454d ; 3-7 14c. -, Gustave Frederic 24·509a ; 24· 5 1 0 (Plate). -, Jean 22·501b. Michel, is!., Ind.O. 1·530b. -, lake, Nfd. 1g.479 (B1). -, mt., Alps 1 · 7 45c. MICHELANGELO 18·362c ; 24·488d ; 10-365c ; Roman palaces 2 · 4 1 2 b ; St Peter's 2·410b ; signet 11·569a ; Sistine frescoes 18·365, 20· 488a, 20·4 7 7 (Pl. X . ) . 1\Iichelbornc, Sir Edward 7 · 869a ; 11·627b. 1\Iicheldever, Rants. g.420 (III. E4). MICHELET, JULES 18·369b ; 22·756a ; 11-1.:;2a ; tomb 18·153a. -, KARL LUDWIG 18·370d. Michelham, priory, Sus. 12· 821a. Michelinia 5 · 3 1 1 b ; 8 · 1 2 8a. )Iichell, Edward Thomas 25· 1001 b. -, Sir Francis 15·858c. -, J . H. (mathematician) 14• 130a ; 28-429d. -, JOHN 18-37 0d ; earth­ quakes 11·645a ; gravita­ tion 12·.'l 87a.

MICHEL OF NORTHGATE, Dan 18·371a. Michelotti, Giovanni 20-582d.

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lommeo 18·37lb ; 2·409d. Michel Sandy, lake, Nfd. 1g. 4 7 8c. Michelsberg, plat., Ger. 27· 567c. Michelson, A. A. : interfere· meter 14·693a ; velocity of light 16·624c ; wave lengths 28-478d. Michelson and Stratton ana­ lyser 4·980c. l\Iichelstadt, Ger. 3·476d ; g. 134d. Micheltorena, Manuel 5•1 7 d. Michetti, Paolo 20·514c. 1\lichichaco, cape, Sp. 25·530 ( D l ). Michie, fort, N.Y. 1g·515d. Michiga, mt., S.Am. 1·963d. Michigamme, Mich. 18·37 2 (B3). -, lake, Mich. 18·372 (B3). -, riv., Mich. 18-:1 7 2 (B:l). Michigan, N.Dak. 1g·780 (F1). -, isl., Wis. 28· 7 4 0 (C2). MICHIGAN, lake, N.Am. 18· 3 7 8d ; 18·372 (C7 ·D 5 ) ; 14· 4 2 2 (Cl ) ; 27-616d ; Can· adian rights 5 · 1 6 1 b ; navi· gation 12·399d. MICHIGAN, state, U.S. 18· 3 7 1 c ; 18·372 (map) ; agri· culture 28·581 c ; coal 27· 642a ; diamonds 8·162a ; fauna 27·6:l:Jc ; fruit 1·420c ; geology 2·361c, 22·267a, 5· 3 1 2d ; iron 27·64 3a ; news­ papers 1g·571c.

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20•979d : personal liberty law 11·289c. " Michigan " (warship) 249 0 1 c ; 24·905 (Pl. XVIII.). Michigan Bluff, Cal. 5·8 (C2). - CITY, Ind. 18•3 7 8d ; 14• 422 ( D 1 ) . - City, Miss. 18·600 (C1). Michigantown, Ind. 14·422 (E4).

I MICH GAN, UNIVERSITY OF

18·3 7 8 d ; accrediting system 10·44 b ; forestry instruction 10·656d. Michilenburg, Ger. : see Meek· lenburg. Michilimackinac, fort and is!., Mich. : see Mackinac. Michillimackinac, Mich. : see St Ignace. Michiminuaten, lake, Can. 5· 1 6 0 (05). Michinoku, prov., Jap. 15· 204c. l\Iichipicoten, Can. 20·1 1 4 (C2) ; 26·11 3a. -, is!., Can. 20- 1 1 4 (C2) ; 26· 1 12c ; agates 1·369d. -, riv., Can. 20·1 1 4 (C2-1 ) ; 26·1 1 2c. Michler's ketone 3·757c. MICHMASH (Mukhmas), Pal. 18·379a ; 20·602 (C5). Michni, fort, India 14 • 3 7 6 ( D 2 ). - Dilazak, canal, India 1g. 796c. MICHOACAN, state, Mex. 18· 3 7 9b ; 18·318 (E4). Micipsa (of Numidia) 1g·868c ; 15·545c ; 7-2d. MICKIEWICZ, ADAM 18· 3 7 9c E · 21·927b.

MICKL , WILLIAM JULIUS

18-380b ; 22·438a. Mickledore, ridge 24·2 7 9 b . Mickle Fell, hill, Yorks. g.412 (I. D 3 ) ; 21·104d. Micklefield, Yorks. 28·933 ( D 1 ). - Green, Herts. 16·942 (C2) ; 13·398c. Mickleham, Sur. 16·942 (C3). Micklehurst, Lanes. 28-933 (A2). Mickleton, Glos. g.420 (III. D2). -, Yorks. g . 4 1 2 (I. D 3 ) . Mickletown, N . J . 1g·502 (B4). Miele, Veronica 23·848a. Micmac, lake, Nfd. 1g.479 (B2). MICMAC, tribe 18·380c ; 14· 4li2b ; wars 14·477c. Mico, mts., C.Am. 5·678 (B3) ; 12·661c. -, pt., C.Am . : see Monkey, pt. MICON (painter) 18·380c ; 1· . 1 1 1b. Micoureus : see Marmosa. Micraesthetes 6·248d ; 6·248b. Micraster 7-418a. Micrella 1g·364a. Micristodus punctatus 24· 808c. Microbes : see Bacteria. Microbiotherium 28·1006d. Microbrachidae 3·523b. Microbromite 25·11 6c. Microcachrys 12·760a ; 12· 7 61b ; 12·762c. Microcebus 22·334d. Microcentonus 15·697c. Microcephalism 14·599c. Microchaerus g.664c. Microchaeta rappi 8 · 8 2 5 d ; 5· 7 95c. Microchiroptera 6-242a. Microchoerus 22·337a. MICROCLINE 18·380c : see also Amazon-stone. Micrococcus 3·162a ; 3·160c (fig. ) ; 3·163a. - acidi·paralactici 3·169d. - carbo 6·577c. - catarrhalis 20·80a ; 21· 870c. - cereus·flavus 3·167b. - lanceolatus : see Pneumo· coccus. - melitensis vel Bruce! 20· 7 7 5c. - neoformans 27•373c. - phosphorens 3·168b. - rheumaticus 27·945b, - tetragenus 23·195d. - ureae 3·158a. Microcodon 23· 7 5 9 d ; 23· 7 63b. Microcoleus 1·586b (fig.), Microconodon 17·783d. MICROCOSM (philos.) T 18·381a. MICROCOSMIC SAL 18·381a. Microcosmouraphie (Earle) g. 628b ; 8 · 7 9 6c. Microcosmus (Nabbes) 8·523d ; 1g· 1 4 7 b . Microcotyle mormyri 27·242c. Microcycas 12·755b. - calocoma 12·756b.

Microcyema 18·187b. Microcyst 1g-1 06c. Microdictyon 1·587d. Microdipodops 15·652c : 23· 440c. Microdiscus 27·283a ; 5-87c. Microdon 15·570b. Microfarad 27·7 42c ; g.245a. Microfelsite 10·244c. Microfilaria diurna 1g·361c. - nocturna 1g·361c. - perstans 1g·361c. Microgale : see Long-tailed tenrec. Microgamete 22·487a. l\Iicrogametocyte 22·487d. Microgaster glomeratus : see Apanteles glomeratus. Micr·ogonidium : see Microgamete. Microgranite 12·352a. Micrography 3·250b. Microgromia ; see Mikro· gromia. Microhierax 21·394a. Microhydra 14·135d. Microhyla 26·354a. Microlepidoptera 16·470c. Microlestes 18·966b ; 17·525b; 28·1017a. - antiquus 15·766b. Microligia 28·31 7 d. Microlith (miCFolite) 7·568d, Micromelo 11·521d. Micromere 18·673a. Micromerism 22·4 7 8b. Micromerozoite 6·617a. MICROMETER 18 • 381a ; microscope 18·405c ; Rep· sold's impersonal 11·61 2a. - calipers 27-45a. - heliometer : see Heliometer. Micromillimetre 27·739b. Micromys 18·943d. - sylvaticus : see Long-tailed field-mouse. Micron (measure) 27·739b ; 28·492d. MICRONESIA, isis., Pac.O. 18(D3-H7 ) ; 390d ; 20·436 missions 18·592d. Micronisus 13·95b. l\Iicronius, Martin 18·133b. 18·39 1 d ; MICRONUCLEUS 14-558b. Micronycteris 6·243d. Micro-organisms : see Bacteria. MICROPEGMATITE 18·391d. Microperthite : see Perthite. Microphage 21·343c. Microphone 13·8�9c ; 26·549b. Mjcrophytes : see Bacteria. Mwroplax 6·250a. Micropora 22·42d. Microporella 22·42d. Microporidae 22·44d. Micropterus brachypterus (cinereus) : see Steamer duck. - dolomieu (salmoides) ; see Black bass. Micropterygidae 16·471a. Micropteryx 16·465b. Micropyle 11·259a. Microsauria 3·523b. Microschizont 6·617a. Microsclere 25·724a. MICROSCOPE 18�392b ; 18· 404 (Plates) ; binocular 3· 950c, 25·899d ; metallo­ graphy 18·203b ; petrology 21-325a ; resolving power 8·243d ; sections : see Micro­ tomy. Microscopic limit 8·243d. Microscopium (astron.) 7•14a. Microsome 22-478c ; 13·350d. Microsphaeria grossulariae : see Gooseberry mildew. Microsphere 10·629a. Microspira Comma : see Bacil­ lus of cholera. Microsporangium 23·122a. See also Pollen sac. Microspore 23·122a : 1 · 5 8 7 b (fig.). See also Pollen grain. Microsporidia : see Crypto­ cystes. Microsporophyll (of phanero­ gams) : see Stamen. Microsporum Audouini 28· 13c. - Furfur 21·683a ; 25·191b. - minutissimum 25·191b. Microstoma (fish) 24·82b. - (worm) 21·709d ; 21·7 10b (fig. ) ; 23· 1 1 7a. Microstomidae 21· 7 1 0c. Microsyops 23·446a. Microtasimeter 8·946d. Microthelyphonidae : see Palpigradi. Microtome 18•407d. MICROTOMY 18·407b. Microtinae 23·442c ; 28·192d. Microtus agrestis : see Field· vole. - amphibius : see Water-rat. - montanus : see Carson fieldmouse. - terrestris : see Water-rat.

Microzeuglodon caucasicus 5• 7 7 5a. Micrura 1g·364a. Mictis, Corn. 24·32a. teuctli (myth.) 18•

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Micturition 4 · 2 7 d ; 12·765b ; 16·856a. Midaeum, Asia M. 21·544a. Midai (Laag), is!., Mal.Arch. 17·466 (B2). MIDAS (Phrygian king) 18· 409a ; 2·920a ; tomb 21· 542a. Midas (zoo!.) 22·333c. Mid - brain 4 - 402d ; 4·�96a (fig. ) ; 14-264a ; 27· 1049b. Middelbank, Baltic S. 3·286d. Middelburg, Cape Col. 25·466 ( G 8 ) ; 18·409d. MIDDELBURG, Holl. 18·409b; 13·588 (A3) ; exchange bank 3·334d ; synod ( 1 5 8 1 ) 22• 288d ; tapestry 26·405d. -, N.Y. 19·596 (Al). MIDDELBURG, Trans. 18• 409c ; 25·466 (I5). -, is!., Pac.O. : see Eva. Middelfart, Den. 8 · 2 4 (B3 ) ; 8·23d. Middelharnis, Roll. 13·588 (B3) ; 13·592c. Middelkerke, Belg. 3·668 (A1), Middel Roggeveld, plain, Cape Col. 25· 466 (E9). Midden (diet.) 15·838b. Middendorf, cape, Arct. 21• 9 3 8 (B2). Middendorff. Alexander Theo• dor von 25·18b ; 21·945a. -, E. von 18·435b. - (educationalist) 11·239e. Middengebergte, mts., Sum. 26·7 1c. Middle, Salop 9 · 4 1 6 (II. B4). -, cape, Fla. 10·540 (E6). -, cape, N.S.W. 26· 2 7 8 ( D 2 ) � 22· 1 1 8c. -, harb., N.s.w. 26- 2 7 8 (C1); 26·280a. -, hill, Scot. 1-7 7 4a. -, is!., Atl.O. 27·294d. -, is!., lnd.O. 17· 2 7 1 (Bl) i 1·530b. -, is!., I re. : see Inishmaan. -, is!., Mal. Arch. : · see Dware• in·den-Weg. -, is!., Mich. 18·372 (G4). -, is!., N.Z.: see South Island. -, lake, Me. 17-434 (D3). -, lake, Nev. 5·8 ( D l ). -, moor, Northumb. g . 4 1 2 (I. E 1 ). -, riv., Can. 4·600 ( E 1 ) . - , riv., Can. 1 g · 8 3 1 (C2) ; 1g. 830b. -, riv., Ia. 14·7'32. (C3). -, riv., Minn. 18·550 (A2). -, str., And.Is. 14·382 (P13) , 1·955b. Middle Ages (Hallam) 12-851c, M AGES, THE 18·409d;

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Middle Andaman, is!., Ind.O. 1 see Andaman, Middle. - Atlas, mts., Mor. : see Atlas, Middle. - Bank, sandbank, Ire. 14• 7 4 4 (E5). - Bank, sandbank, Scot. 24• 4 1 2 (B4). - Barachois Brook, riv., Nfd. 1g.479 (A2). - Beaver Creek, riv., Neb, and Kan. 15·654 ( A 1 ). MIDDLEBORO, Mass. 18• 4 1 2b ; 17·852 (F3). -, Pa. 21•106 ( B l ). Middle Boulder Creek, riv., Oolo. 4·319c. Middlebourne, W.Va. 28·560 (C2). Middle Branch, harb., Md. 17• 828 ( B4). Middlebrook, Ark. 2·552 ( D 1 ). Middle Brook, Mo. 18 • 608 (F4). Middlebrook, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (C2), Middleburg, Cape Col. : •ee Middelburg. -, Ky. 15·740 (D3). -, Md. 17·828 ( E 1 ). -, N.C. 1g· 7 7 2 ( D 1 ). -, 0. 20·26 (C4). -, Pa. 21·106 (H4). -, Va. 28·1 1 8 (E2). Middlebury, Conn. 6·952 (C3). -, Ind. 14-422 (Fl). MIDDLEBURY, Vt. 18·412 c ; 1g·490 ( A 3 ) ; 27- 1 0 2 7 a. -, riv., Vt. 1g·490 (A4). - Center, Pa. 21·106 (H2). Middle Butte, mt., Ida. 14·276 (C4) ; 14·276b. - Butte, mt., Mont. 14·276 (D1). - Caroline, is!., Pac.O. 20·436 (E4). - · Concho, riv., Tex. 26•690 (F·G4),

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Middle Congo, colony, Fr. Cong. Sr'e Congo, Middle. - Coon, ri v . , Ia. 14·732 (C3). Middlccreek, Ill. 14·304 (B3 ). Middie Creek, riv., Ia. 14·7 3 2

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1·460 Mile Creek, riv., (B3). - Creek, riv., Ind. 14·422 (F5). - End, dist., Lond. 16·938 ( D 2 ) ; rebels 608a. - En d Road, Lond. 16·938 (D2). Miles, Dix()(). ij. 13·14c. -, Eustace H. 22·782d ; 26· 630b. -, NELSON APPLETON 18· Spanish-American 442d ; War 25·59 7 c ; 22·126d. -, Pliny 18·630b. -, S. B. (explorer) 2•255d; 1 • 44b. -, lllrs S. E. 14·197a. Miles, Ia. 14·732 (02), -, Okla. 20·58 ( F l ). -, Queens. 2·960 (I5), -, Tex. 26·690 (04). -, lake, Can. 5·160 (M2). -, r1v., Md. 17·828 (G3). Miles (chivalry) 15·85le. Milesburg, Pa. 21·106 (G 4 ) . Miles City, Mont. 14·276 (G2) ; 18·7 55 d. Milescu, Spatar 23•845d. Milesians 14·7 58 a ; 14•7 58d. Mile•ian tale 24•228d. " Miles K. Burton " (dredger) 8·567b. Miles Platting, Lanes. 17•545 (map). ( B 4 ). - Station, - Stream, riv., Vt. 19•490 ( D 3 ). Milestone 14·634a. l\Iilestown, Md. 17·828 (F4). Milet, Jacques 8•499c. Miletinek, Borek; lord of : see Borek of Milet.nek. 15•4 (E-F5 ) : 15• 111ileto, 1 8c. Miletopolis, lake, Asia M. : see l\Ianiyas Genl. (E4) ; 2• lliiletto, mt., 1 62b. MILETUS, Asia M. 18·443a ; altar of blood 1·76la ; Cal· licratidas 21·7 5d ; coins 19· 888a ; Eretrian league 12· 445b ; foundation legend23· 689b ; industrial strife 12· 446d ; 4· 1 16o ; Samos

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�Iud[ord, William 19-.'i60a. -, \\'il!iarn He•eltine 19·560b. l\Iud;ral, India 14-:182 ( G l 2 ). Mudan J nan, rut., Sp. : St'e San J uan. :\Iuelle, C.H. 5·678 (D5). :lindler, ruts., \V.Aus. 2·960 ( D:l ) ; 28 - 5:l 9c. -, riv., Queens. 2·960 (G4). M ue ller' o, rut., N.S.\Y. 159 1 4b. -, mts., Qu eens . 2-960 ( G 4 ) . lll u e n, mt., Nor. 19-801 I D 2). Muene Kwako, llel.Cong. 6g � :J (B I). - :llnnene, Bel.Cong. 6·923

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·Harish Chandra Muldrow, Okla. 20·58 (G 2 ). (Indian journalist) 20·522a. .1\Iulduldie, Austr. 2·960 (E5). MULE 18 ·9 5 9 c ; 13·7 1 3 d ; 14• Mukhalingam, India 15·642a ; 28a ; in France 10-782d ; 13· 49 6a. in U.S. 1·419b, 1·420a. Mukhamganj, India 17·442b. - (spinning machine) 7·305 d ; M ets, riv., Russ. 21 · 25·686d ; 28- 8 1 1 b (fig.). ��g�� - (numismatics) 19·87la. Mukhmas, Pal. : see Mich- Mule Creek, riv., Kan. 15·654 mash. (C3). Mukhnah, plain, Pal. 20·602c. - Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (C 1 ), Mnkhovets, riv., Russ. 4·500c. Mule-deer 7- 9 2 4a. Mukhtarah, El, Syr. 20·602 J\Iulege, .1\Iex. 18·318 ( C2) ; 21• (Dl). 26a. Muktaru'l Mulk : see Salar Mulemwa, Rhod. 25·466 (F1). Jung, Sir. i\Iuleta 4 ·78 9c. Mukhurdai, pass, C.Asia 26· Muley Hassan (of Granada) 9 1 0 a. 12· 33 6 a. Muki, Sum. 26·73d. - Zidan (of Mar.) : see Zidan. Mukikamu, Belg. Cong. 6·923 Mulga scrub 2 ·9 49a. (C3). Mulgedia 5·552d. .1\Iukirn 17-482d. MULGRAVE, EARLDOM OF .1\Iuk-Katamish·akakaik (In­ 18·960a : see also Bucking· dian chief) : see Black Hawk. ham and Normanby, dukes Mukkeni, El (sultan) 10·308d. of. l\Iuklis Pasha : see Sturdza, -, Constantine John Phipps, Gregory. 2nd baron, 11-629c ; 21• l\Iuklus Su, riv., Arm. 2 ·5 6 5 943c ; 25· 7 1 0c ; 19·970a. (C2). -, Henry Phipps, 1st earl of J\Iuko, is!., Jap. 4·208b. (1755-1831) 19-748d . .1\Iukosso, Ang. 25·466 (El). Mulgrave, castle, Yorks. 9·412 Mukri (Mikri), disc., Pers. 24• (I. G3) ; 28·9 35 c. 235b. - is!.. Pac.O. : see Mille. J\Iuktad 20·867b. .Mulhacen;, rut., Sp. 25·530 Muktesar, India : see Muktsau. (D4) ; «5· 528b. J\Inkti : see Moksha. Mulhall, Okla. 20·58 (D1). .1\Iuktinath, India 14 • 376 MULHAUSEN, Ger. 18-960a • (K·L5). 11 · 808 (A5 ) ; battle ( 1 6 7 4) Muktsar, India 14·376 (F4) ; 8·734b. 10·282a. -, Gate of, va.I., Ger. 1 1- 8 06 a. Mukunda Ram (Bengali writer) MULHEIM·AM·RHEIN, Ger. 3·735b. 18•960c ; 11·808 (I. j 7). Mukur, Afg. 14·376 (B3). MULHEIM·AN • DER • RUHR, Mukwanpur, Nep. 19·382b. Ger. 18·960c ; 11·808 (I. j6). Mukwonago, Wis. 28 • 7 40 Mulholland, 'l'. and A. 3 · 6 6 5a. (E6) ; 28·423d. Mulhouse, Ger. : see .1\Iiil· Mul (West Saxon prince) 15· hausen. 73 5c ; 14- 5 0 8 d. Mulhuf (a.rch.) 2·37 -!b. Mul, India 14-382 (H9). Mulier catenata (astron. ) : see MULA, Sp. 18·9 5 8c ; 25 · 5 3 0 Andromeda. (E 3). Muligi, isis., P.Is. 21 · 39 2 (B7). -, .1\Ial.Penin. 17·4 7 3 ( B 4). Mulimad, Somlnd. 25·379 (C6). -, pass, Bal. : see Mulla. Mulinheim, Ger. : see Seligen· -, riv., India 22·73c. stadt. -, riv., Sp. 25·530 (E3) ; 18· Muliuia 16·123c. 958d. Mulino, Oreg. 20 ·242 (C2), Mulahacen, mt., Sp. : see Mu!ita 8·927 c. Mulhacen. MULJI, KURSENDAS 18• Mulahids (sect) : see Assassins• 960d. Mulai Ahmed 18- 85 l a• l\Iulk 27-441c. Mulai Bu Selham, Mor. 18·851 l\Iulkear, riv., Ire. 14-744 ( D 1 ) ; 18·850c. (C4) ; 24·802a. - ldris, mosque, Fez 10·307c. .1\Iulkeytown, Ill. 14·3 04 (06). - Idris Zarhon, .1\Ior. 18•851 l\Iulki, India 14·382 ( F 1 3 ) . (E1 ) ; 18-854a. l\Iulkutto, Erit. 1·92c. il, mosque, Mor. 18· MULL, is!., Scot. 18·960d ; l47;l� 24·4 1 2 (C3) ; 9·662c ; 24· Mulaingiri, rut., India 14· 414b. 382 (1!'13) ; 15 - 626d. -, sound of, Scot. 24 • 412 Mulaku, is!., Ind.O. 17-486a. (03). .1\Iulamma'at (poems) 23-993a. MULL (diet.) 18·961a. l\Iulamari, riv., India 14•3 8 2 .1\Iulla, pass, Bal. 14·376 ( G l l ). (B6-5) ; 1 5 · 6 26b. Mulanay, P.Is. 21·3 9 2 ( D4). -, riv., Bal. 3·293a. .1\Iula-Pumok, Fr.I.C. 14·4 98 Mullacoota, inlet, Viet. 28·38 (E5) . (E2). Mula·sutr·as 15·l21c. Mullagh, Ire. 14-7 44 (E3). Mulat, l!'la. 10 · 5 40 (B6). .1\Iul!aghanattin, rut., Ire. 14• .1\Iulatas, arehip., Pan. 20-664a. 744 (B5). Mulatre, pt., W.I. 28·544 Mullaghearn, mt., Ire. 14· 7 4 4 (A-B3). (D2) ; 27•549d. MULATTO 1 8- 958d ; 19-346d. .1\!ullaghmore, Ire. 14·7 44 (C2). Mulatto-stone 14·7 45d. .1\fullagoris, tribe 19· 796a. Mulbarton, Norf. 9·424 (IV. M ULLAH 18· 96 1 b ; Persia E l ). 21·199c ; Shi-ite l aws 24• Mulben, Scot. 3 ·31 4a.. 8.58b. -, riv., Scot. 25·646b. see .1\Inlberry, Ala. 1·460 (C3). illat�m�:f A�J��\1: -, Ark. 2·552 (A2). Mullah Rahmat, mosque, -, Cal. 5·8 (C3). Lahore 16·81b. -, Ga. 11·752 (Cl). .1\!ulla Khwaja, Koh-i, ruts., -, Ind. 14·4 2 2 (D4). Afg. 13·330c. -, Kan. 15·654 (H3). - Kurma, Afg. 14 ·3 7 6 (B4). -, pt., Conn. 6·952 (E5). Mullally, N.S.W. 19 • 538 -, riv., Ark. 2·552 (B2). (E-F2). M ULBERRY 18·95 8 d ; 1• Mullan, Ida. 14·2 7 6 (B2). 313b ; 13- 7 5 7 d. l\Iullanjandra, N .S.W. 19• 53 8 Mulberry Creek, riv., Tex. 26· (D 4 ). 690 (113). Mullardoch, lake, Scot. 24• - Creek, Big, riv., Ala. : see 4 1 2 (C-D 2 ) ; 23·742a. Big l\I ulherry Creek. .1\!nllazai, India 14-376 (D3). - Fork, riv., Ala. 1·460 (02)• Mull·dhootie 7·2 77 d. - Grove, Ill. 14·304 (C5). Mullein (Verbascum) 24• 486a ; - silk moth : see Silkworm 13 · 773a ; 13·33 4 d . moth . Mullen, Neb. 19 • 3 2 4 (C2). l\Iulbuie, ridge, Scot. 4·23c. l\lullengudgery, N.S.W. 19• .1\Iulcaster, Richard 8·958d. 538 (D2). .1\Iulchen, Chile 6·148c. Miillenhofl', Karl Viktor 24• :\Iulching 25·348c. 320d. Mulciber (myth.) : see Vulcan . .1\Iuller, Adam (1779-1829) 16• M (Ia., 1 8 9{) 16· 7 67b ; 7 7 6 d ; 11·794c ; 15·845d. 1�:-/f4d. -, Andreas 20-489d. M ULDE, riv., Ger. 18· 95 9b ; -, Bernhard : see Leon, 11·808 (III. qlO). Count .1\Iaximilian de. Mulder, Lodewyk 16· 7 1 9d ; 8· -, D. H. 25·35 6a ; 2·2 64b ; 7 2 7c. 14• 6 20c . Muldoanich, is!., Scot. 24· -, E. (stoneware maker) S.. 4 1 2 (A3). 759d. Ml:ildon, Miss. 18 ·6 00 (D2). -, E. B. Iwan 19·561c. Muldoon , Ida. 14 ·2 7 6 (B-C4). -, E. F. Carl 6·330d.

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Freiherr von 18·955c ; 28· MUHLHAUSEN, Ger. 18· 95 7 c; 11·808 (III. o10) ; 26 · 2 54d. 379b. -, Confession of : see B asel , Muflon : see Mouflon. Confession of. MUFTI 18·955d ; 24· 8 5 8 o ; Miihltroll', Ger. 11•808 (III. 26 - 1 05c. pl l ). Mug (bot.) : see Green gram. Mu·ho, riv., China 17·552d. "'fuga, riv., Sp. 25·5:l0 ( G l ). Muhogo : see Cassava. l\lugaddasi : see Mukaddasi. :IIuga!lana (of Ceylon) 5·783d. Muhsin Khan 21·244b. l\Iuhtasham Kashi (po et) 21• ]\fuga moth 25·1 0 1 b . j)Iugan Step pe, plain, Cauc. 251b. Muhtasib 17-413a. 23-874 (II. F4) ; 21·188d. .1\Iuhurta 13-493b. l\Iugardos, SJ1. 25-5:!3 (A1). .1\Iuic, riv., Scot. 23·742a.. l\Tuga worm 25- l O l b. l\Iugdock, reservoir, Scot. 18· .1\Iuick, lake, Scot. 24·4 1 2 (E 3 ); 4 7 8 c. 1·50a. - castle, ruins, Scot. 18·4 7 8c. -, Glen, val., Scot. : geology 1·50b. l\1ugdrum, is!., Scot. 24·4 1 8 Muid (measure) 25•467c. (E2). l\lugello, dist., It. : battle Muiden, Roll. 13·588 (C2) ; 27• 825d. (542) 27·9la. -, val., It. 27· 9 1 a : 15·3b ; Muidir, plateau, Sah. 23·1004c. .1\fui·Dong, cape, Annam 14• 15-4a. 498 (E2). :\luger, riv., Aby. 1·83 (map) ; Muikaichi, Jap. 15 • 15 6 (G· 19·69:l (D6) ; 19·695c. H9). Mugeti (Saracen chief) : see .1\Iuilrea, mt., Ire. : see Mweel ­ ::'.Iusat. rea. l\Iiiggel, lake, Ger. 3-789b. Muin 21·201a. Mugger (zoo!.) 7-47 9a, l\lugget, rut., 1\Iass. 17•852 Muin - almiskin (writer) 21• 249c. (D2). Mnin eddin Suleiman (Seljuk Muggia, Aus. 14·886d. minister ) : see Suleiman. :\fuggiaea 14-15 8 d ; 14-160a. Muin- uddin Juwaini (poet) :\Iuggio, Switz. 26-242 (G5). 21 ·2 5 1 a. :\Iugg!eswick, common, Dur. MUIR, JOHN 18·9 5 7 d. 9·1 1 2 (I. D 3 ) ; 8•7 0fid. MUGGLETON, LODOWICKE -, Thomas 9•5 5 1 d. -, SIR WILLIAM 18•958a. 18-956a. Muggle ton v. Barnett 14·568d. Muir, Ky. 15·7 40 (D2). -, Mich. 18·3 7 2 (E·F6). :\lughair, Baby!. : see Ur. :\fughalbhin, India 1 4·376(C 7 ). -, Pa. 21·106 (I·K4). :\Iu� b. MYELITIS 19·1 l lb. M on itorial Rystem. 553 (D:I) ; 17-552b. - system (fire-insurance) 14· Mwembas, Rhod. 25-466 (H1). ·Myelocyte 6·961 b. ·- (son of l\Iah o mm ed I.) 27· ::\I utarotation ( d iet . ) 1 2- 1 4 1 c. MWE R U, lake, Af. 19·103c ; l\Iyeloncephalon : see Medulla 4 !5b . 660c. :llutat ion ( b ioi. ) 28- 1036c ; 27 • MUTULE (diet.) 19·102a. 6·923 (E5) ; 6·914d. - L (imltan) 27-!50d. ob lo ngata . 9 0 �a ; p alae on tological 20· Mutum, Draz. 4·440 (C4). Mwomboshi, Rhod. 23- 2 6 0 l\Iyelonic 16·120b. - H. (mltan) 27-!.l ld. (B·C2). - I l L (sultan) 27-4j:�b. 5 83 d, 20 -5 86b. .Myeloplax : see Giant celL :\Iutu swamy Aiyar : see A.iyar, l\In taval i 21 - 1 99 c . Mwyngil, lake, Wales 18·1 6 8b . l\Iyeloxylon 20·536c. - IV. ( -mltan) 27-±55c. Sir Tiruvarur lll. Mya, riv. bed, Sah. 1·320 Myeng mateng, mt., Bur. 14• - (Turki"h admiral, 11. 1565) ::\Intawakkil : see l\Iotawakkil. Mutuum (diet.) 23 · 5 59 d. :\I u ta w i leh , tribe 20·604c. 17-.'; l l d. (D2-1) ; 23 · 1 005 a . 382 ( Q 1 0). lllutwall, Cey, 6·7 1 3c. MUTE (diet.) 19 · 9 9 a. - ( Turkish �re neral ) 23-833a. 1\fyer, Albert James 28 · 3 5 0c. l\Iuurling, W. 15·937 d ; 13· My a ( zoo!.) 1 6 · 1 2 4 a. ::\Inte la 1 6 - l 2 3 b . - ( T urkish governor) 9 · 1 0 3 1 a : Shagia 24· Muzaffa.rabad, India 14-376 �Iu�tal1ha I nfe rie ur, A lg. 120·969b ; Perseus legend 4 · 8 4 0 (D4). 7 69h ; Yaos 28-904a. 655a. 21·1 8 7 b ; Schliemann's exca• -, dist., Bur. 19·112a. (E-F2) ; 15-687c. l\Iut i ll a 1 4- lROc . - ,_.upcrienr, Alg. 1·6.'i.'ia. vations 24·34lc ; sphinxes Myiodectinae 26 · 8 9 3a. MUZAFFARGARH, India 19• M uSTARD (bot.) 19-9 7 c ; 8· l\Iutillidae 14-1 80c ; 2·85d ; 25·662d ; swords 26·2 7 0a ; MYITKYINA, Bur. 19·112b ; 102c ; 14·376 ( D 4 ) . col o ratio n 18- 4 9 9 d . 8 9 6 d. See also Salvadora vases 5 ·7 1 1 c, 2 ·58 3 d . -, dist., India 19 - 1 0 2 c. 4- � 4 0 (E2); 15·626d. per:-5 ica . l\Iutimir 24· 69 1 b . MUZAFFARNAGAR,Indla19• Mycenaean civilization : see -, d1st., Bur. 19·112b. l\Iutina, It. : see Modena. " :llustard " (horse) 13-7 2 8b . Aegean civi lization. 1 02 d ; 14·376 (G5). Myitnge ( Nam-Tu), riv., Bur. MUSTARD OILS 19·9�c ; 19· :lfu t i ng" : .�7 d ; coins 19· 888c ; Hellenism 13·23 7 c ; inscription 17·9 1 7a ; temple of Zeus 5·330b. Myler de Bermingham : see Bermingham, Myler de. Myles, John 3•375b. lllyles, Ala. 1·460 (C3), -, llliss. 18·600 (B:l). lllyli, Gr. 12·424 (D3). l\lyliobatidae : see Eagle-ray. l\lyliobatis 14·260c ; 24·595c. )lylitta : see Atargatis. Jl!ylius, Christ!ob 16·496d. -, F. B. (chemist) 1 · 7 05a. Mylius-Erichsen, L. Z1·953b. lily!ius · Erichsen Land, dist., Green. 21·93!> (A2). l\lyllar, Andrew 4·504c. l\Iylne (family of Freemasons) 11·83b. Mylo, N.Dak. 19·780 (E1). l\Iylochilus caurinus : see Columbia river chub. MYLODON 19•112b. Mylohyoid muscle 19·53b. MYLONITE 19·1 13a ; 21•333 (Pl. IV. fig. 6). l\Iylopotamos, glen, Gr. 7• 7 09c. - (Oaxes), riv., Crete 7• 4 1 8 ( B l ) ; 7·419b. My lor, Corn. 9·!30 (VI. B3). " :IIy Lord " (steam engine) ZS·888c. � lylor series 7•180a. l\Iylva, riv., Russ. 28·197a. lllylvina, Hus,;. 23·87 2 (H·I3). Mymar 14·17 7d. l\Iymaridae 14•1 7 7 d ; 14·1SOa. India : l\Iymensingh, see Nasirabad. MYMENSINGH (Maiman· singh), dist., India 19·113c ; 14·37 6 (N-0 7 ) . l\Iynah 1 2 • 3 1 la ; 1 4 • 3 8 1b ; 1·120c. Mynas, llfinoides : see Minas, )linaides. :lfyndus, prom., Asia M. 5·330a.

MYNGS, SIR CHRISTOPHER

19·113d. :\lynn, Alfred 7·440c. :l lynof, Ala. 1·460 (A1). :llynot, Thomas : see Minot. l\Iynpooree, India : see :Main· puri. l\Iynster, Jakob Peter 8 · 4 1 d ; 17·78ib. lllyntero : see Moneyer. Mynydd Bach, lllynydd Eppynt, &c., mts., Wales : see Bach, Eppynt, &c. Mynydd Carn : battle ( 10 8 1 ) 5• 642a. - Dil, mts., Wales : see Black Mountains. Mynyddislwyn, Monm. 9·420 (III.A3 ) ; 18·728c. Mynyddog (poet) S·M9c. Msoalbumin 1·514d. :llyobatrachus 26·1035c. :llyocarditis Z7·944d ; 20·921 (Pl. III. fig. 3 7 ). !>fyocardium Z7·944c. l\Iyocastor coypu : see Coypu. :Myochama 16·124b. l\Iyochamidae 16·124b. Myocomma 19·58c : 1·888b. l\Iyoconcha 16·122b. l\Iyoctonine 1·152a. Myocyte 12·557d ; 25·726c. lllyodes lemmus : see Lem• ming. - obensis 25·14b. Myodocopa 9·658a. M:yodora 16·124b, Myo-epithelial 14·137b. Myogale : see Desman. :!\lyogalinae 14·641b. Myogen : see Myosinogen. Myogi-san , mts., Jap. 15·157d. l\Iyoglobulin 1·514d. Myograph 6-:�0Sb. �yohaematin 6·735c. Myohaung, Bur. ( Arakan} 4· 840 (C4) ; Z·31 5c. see -, Bur. C'\Iandalay) : Amarapara. Myoidea Z3·' 41d. Myolania 20·900a. Myoma 27·374c 1. 25· 191b. Myomeres : see .ru.yotome.

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Myomorpha 13·4Uc. MYONEMES 19· 1 1 3 d. Myiing-ch-hon, Kor. 15·156 · (F6). Myook (offic:al) 4·840c. Myoparone 4·97c. Myophoria 16•122b ; 21•177o ; 27·260a. - beds 15·766b. Myopic eye 28· 134b ; 4·6lb. Myoporum sandwicense : see Naio. Myopotamus coypu: see Coypu. Myopsida 7·67 4b ; 5·701 d ; eye 5•699b. Myosas 4·840d. Myoscalops 23·443d. Myos Hormos, Egy. 9·25d. Myosin 1•514d. Myosinogen 1·514d. l\Iyositidium nobile : see Chatham bland Illy. Myosorex (zoo!.) 14·641d. Myosotis : see Forget-me-not. Myosurus ZZ·896d. l\Iyotalpa : see Siphneus. Myotis 6·246a. Myotome (diet.) 19·58c. Myoxidae : 11ee Dormouse. Myoza (diet.) 15·678c. MYRA (Dembre), Asia M. 19• 1 1 3d : coins 19•889a. -, Ga. 11·752 (D4). -, Pa. 21·106 (E5). -, Tex. 26·690 (A6). -, W.Va. 28·560 (A3). Myrangle, N.S.W. 19·538 (E3). Myrapetra scutellaris 13•653b, l\Iyrar, Ice. 14·228b. Myrcene 26·651d. Myrcenol 26·65 l d. Myrcinus, Macedonia 13·527a. Mfrdalsj tikull, glacier, Ice. 14· 228 (C3 ) : 14·228o. l\Iyrddin : see Merlin, Myres, J. L. 1·246a : 7·232d. Myresj o, Swed. 26·190 (C3). Myrgingas, tribe 20·15a. Myriacanthidae 24·596b. Myriagramme 28·493a. Myriandrus, Syr. 1•568b. Myrianida 5•793d : Z3·1 1 7a. MYRIAPODA 19·114b ; 5· 669d : geological age 8·128b, 28· 1 0 1 7 d. Myriastiches 8·88la. Myrica 20·551a : 5·173c. - cerifera : see \Vax-tree. - faye. 10·218c. - Gale : see Gale. l\fyricaceae 11·398b. Myricae (Pascoli) 14·912o. lllyricaria 26·386d. l\Iyricetin 22·695b • 22·742b. l\[yricks, Mass. 17•S52 (E·F3). Myricyl (l\Ielissyl) 20·51a. Myrina (Kalabak Sera!), Asia M. 19·116a : 17•1 5 7 c : coins 19·887 b ; terracotta figures 26·655c. -, Lemnos : see Kastro. Myrlna (zoo!.) 16·122b. see M'l{riiJbiblion (Photius) : Bibliotheca. Myrioblepharis (bot.) 11•337a. 1\Iyr!ofyto, canton, Turk. 11• 420b. Myriokephalon, pass, Turk.As.: battle ( 1 1 7 6 ) 17·609a. Myrionema 1·597b. l\Iyrionhrys 13·232b ; 13·233d. l\1yriothela 14·1 5 1 d : 14·138c ; bydranth 14·150d ; polyp 14· 1 3 7 a. Myriothelidae 14·1/Hd. Myriotrochinae 8·R 7 9d. Myristic acid 20•44a ; 20·5 1 a. Myristic& fatna 19·918a... - fragrans 19·919d. - irya 1·956a. - tomentosa 19·91 8a. Myristic aldehyde 1·532b. Myristicene 19·920c. Myristicol 19·920c. Myristln 19·920c. Myrkarj i:ikull, glacier, Ice. 14· 228 (C2). Myrlea, Asia l\I. : see l\Iudania. Myrmarachne 18·499b. Myrmecium nigrum 18·499b. Myrmecobiinae 17·780a. see Banded Myrmecoa!us : anteater. Myrmecocystus 2·86c. - mexicanus : see Honey-ant.

Myrmecodia 23•808b.

Myrmecophaga didactyl& : see Pygmy anteater. - jubata : see Great anteater. - tamandua : see Tamandua anteater. Myrmecophagidae : see Ant· eater. Myrmecophana fallax 18·497b. l\Iyrmecophily 5·594a. Myrmekite 18·392a. Myrmeleon (Myrmeleonidae) : see Ant-lion. Myrmica rubra : see Red ant. Myrmidon (diet.) 19·114c. MYRMIDONES 19·114b. Myrmoplasta mira 18·498a. MYROBALANS 19· 1 1 4c ; 16· 332c. - crusher 16·333b. MYRON (sculptor) 19·114c ; 12·484d. - (of Priene) 2·498b. Myron, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (E2). Myronides (general) 21·145c. Myropolis, Stoa, Megalopolis, Gr. 18•7 5a. Myrosin 19·98a ; 21•7 5 1a. Myroxylon Pereiraa 3·285d ; 24·96d. - toluiierum 3·285d. MYRRH 19· 1 1 4d ; 12·800c. Myrrba (Smyrna : myth.) 1 · 212b. Myrrhinus, Gr. 12·440 (E-F3). Myrrhis odorata : see Cicely. Myrsine 13·474a : 27·1 88 d : geological age 20·551a. - lanaiensis (kanaiensis) : see Kolea. - lessertiana : see Koloa.. Myrsiphyllum 2·765b. - asparagoides : see Smilax. Myrtaceae 19·115c ; 9·867d : 20·551d. Myrtia, Gr. 12·424 (C3). Myrtilus 20·14a : 21·76c ; 2 · 926a : Olympia pediment 12·483c. Myrtis (poet) 21·617c. ltiyrtle, Harriet : see Miller, Lydia Falconer. -, Mina : see Curtis. Harriet. Myrtle, Ariz. 2·544 (C2). -, Ark. 2·552 ( B 1 ). -, Can. 20·1 1 4 (C2). -, Colo. 6·722 (F3). -, Miss. 18·600 (Cl). -, Va. 28· 1 1 8 (F4). -, Jakel..Can� 4·600 (F2). MYRTL�l; 19·11 5 a : 2·166d ; geological age 21 • 7 7 8o : timber 14·839a. Myrtle Bayou, riv., La. 17•54 (C4). - Beach, Conn. 18·443d. - Beach, S.C. 25·500 (F3). - Creek, Oreg. 20·242 ( B4). Myrtlegrove, La. 17·54 (d7). · Myrtle Point, Oreg. 20·242 (A4). Myrtle wax 20·47a. Myrtlewood, Ala. 1·460 (B3). Myrto, is!., Gr. 12·440 (F3). Myrtol 19·115b. Myrton, castle, Scot. 28·629d. Myrtos, Crete 7·4 1 8 (C2). Myrtoum, Mare, sea, Medit., Gr. 12·440 (E·F4) : 7·212a. Myrtus arrayan : see Arrayan. - communis : see Myrtle. - memmolaria 6·1 46b. - nummularia 10·152c. Myrus (Dembre Chai). riv., Asia M. 19·1 Dd. Myscellus 7·51 0d. Myshkin, Russ. 23·872 (E4) ; 28·907b. MYSIA� dist., Asia M. 19·115d; 2·76u (B3) ; 21·2 1 l d ; coins 19·886c ; mules 18•959c. Mysidacea 7•561 b ; 17•458b. Mysidae: see Opossum-shrimp. Mysings, fjord, Swed. 26·190 (E2). Mysis larva 7·560& ; 18-223b (fig.). Myslbeck, Joseph V. 24·514c. Myslenice, Aus. 3·4 (F2), Myslott, Russ. 28·1 7c. MYSLOWITZ, Ger. 19·116b ; 11·808 (G3). MYSORE, India 19· 1 1 7c ; 14· 382 ( G 1 3 ) ; water supply 5· 559d. MYSORE. state, India. 19·

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1 6 7 o ; house gods 21·86a 1 Hyder Ali 14·410a, 14·33a ; irrigation 14·851e. Mysore medal 18·6b. lllysovaya, Russ.As. 27· 1 7 0o. lllystacoceti : see Whalebone whales. Mystacops tuberculatus 6· 246c. Mystae, gate, Athens 2·832 (map), Mysteries, Hall of, Eleusis : see Telesterion. Mysteriis Ae(Jyptiorum, De 14· 2 1 4c : 19•376c. Mysterious writing (anc. Egy.) 9·63d. MYSTERY (Gr• .el.) 19·1 1 7 c ; 19·139a ; Christianity, in· fluence upon 12·530d, 8· 285b, 23•978c, 20·947 b ; Isis cult 14• 8 7 2 d. See also Eleusinian and Orphic mysteries. - (trade gild) 16·810a : 12· 15d. - and miracle plays 8·498b ; Anglo-Norman 2·34d; Bale's plays 3·248b : Breton and Cornish 5·650b ; Dutch 8· 720d ; English 9·614c : French 11· 1 1 7d, 11·123c ; Furnes Calvary fete 11·362c; Italian religious drama 14· 899d, 14·905c : medieval Germany 11·787c ; music of 25·402d : Mystery of Or· leans 22·864a ; Oberammer­ gau Passion Play 19·946b : Persian 8·487b, 21·25 1 d : Portuguese 28·19a; Proven· 'ene taken 18· 1 9la; Philopoemen 21-439c; Home 10·47 6c. Nahisipi, riv., Can. 22· 72 4

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Nabis lativentris 18-498a. Nablus, Syr. : se" Shechem. NABOB 19- 1 4 7 d: Nabokov, Capt. 4-783d. Kabon, Ec. 8·9 1 1 (B3). Na b onassar (of Babylon) 3· I O ! d ; 3·869a; era of 63 ! 5a. (!'>abunaid, of Nabonidos Babylon) 3- 1 0 5 d ; 3-7 1 2 a ; 3- 1 02a; Cyrus 7-707d, 21-

Nabu -nazir : see Nab onassar. Nabunidus (of B aby lon) : see Nab onidos. Naburn, Yorks. 9-416 (II. E 2 ) ; 20-38 0 b . Nac ( fabric) : see Naques. NACAIRE 19- 1 4 7 d ; 27·498b. Nacaome, Honrl. 5-678 (C4). -, riv., Hond. 5-678 (C4). Nacaroniza, Bal. 4-167 (C4). Naccaria 1 - 59 2d. Nace, Va. 28- 1 1 8 (C3). Nacella 11-510a. Nachalnik (diet.) 24-690a. Nachani : see EleUEine cora· cana. Naches, Wash. 28·354 (E3). -, riv., Wash. 28-354 (E3). Nachet, Alfred 3-95la. -, Camille 3-950b. Na·chi, China 6- 1 68 (H4). Nachiyark ovil, India : see Srvillipatur. N A C H M A N I D E S (Jewi8h scholar) 19-14 7 d ; 13- 1 7 4a. NACHOD, Aus. 19- 1 4 8a ; 3-4 (E1 ) ; battle ( 1 866) 24- 7 1 l b . NACHTIGAL, GUSTAV 191 4 8 b ; African mission ( 1 884) 1-338a; on Bornu 4-266b. Nachtigal, cape, Mor. 18-851 ( B 4 ). Nachusa, Ill. 14-304 (C2). Nachvak, Can. 5·160 (H4). -, bay, Can. 5-160 (H4). -, mts., Can. 5-144b. Nachyris, riv., W.Af. 24-639d. Nacimiento, mts., N.l\Iex. 19· 520d. Nacka, Swed. 25·935 (B2). Nackanas, flwed. 25-935 (B2). Nacke!, Ger. : battle ( 1 1 09) 4- 1 59c. Nac-nanuk, tribe : see Botocudos. Naco, Ariz. 2-544 (C4). -, site, C.Am. 5-679a. Nacogdoches, Tex. 28-690 (M· N4). - Co., Tex. 26-690 (N 4 ). Nacolea, Asia l\L 21 -5 4 4a. Nacoochee, Ga. 11-752 (C1). Nacozari, l\Iex. 18- 3 1 8 (C1). Nac-poruk, tribe : see Botocudos. Nacre, cape, Fr.I.C. 14·498 (F5). Nacre : see M other -of-pearL Nacrite 15-672c. Nact:is, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (F:l). -, glacier, Green. 1-543 ( D 2 ). Nan>:le ( .\ngle ), 'Vales ·18- -, lake, Arg. 12·96 1 b. 4 1 lc . -, sound, Arct. 21-93 8 ( A 1 ) . K t l l>:nra, Gcr.E.Af. 11- 7 7 1 Nansenia 24-82b. Nanshan, mts., China and Tib. (C.n. X:t!l:..:' i lt.ctimaw, h i lls, Bur. 1 6- 1 67a; 2-740a; 6-23a; 157 � 1 ! 'L 9Ha; g-eolO'l'Y 2-742b, 61\'ant:-Rong-, Siam 14-498 (C� l­ 1 7 0a; jade 15·123b. X l ltt:llkU, 11- 7 7 1 -, hill, China : battle ( 1904) 23-922b. ( t_',) ), 1\ll!g-ulan, Jav. 15-49!c. Nan -sinng, China 6-168 (14). N n ' t -hai-Uo, is!., 15- 1 5 6 Kant, Fr. 10-7 7 8 ( F 5 ) . ( F'\1 ) . -, g-len, Scot. 24-4 1 8 ( A 2 ) . 1\an-han, i,[s., Kor. 15-908b. -, lake, Scot. 24-41 8 (A2). Nan ·hn, riv., China 6-1 6 8 Nantahala, N.C. 19- 7 7 2 (A4). (K!). Nantai, China 6·168 ( K 4 ) .

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Nantai, isl., China 11-272a. Nantaisan, mt., Jap. 15-156 (L8 ) ; 15- 15 7 d. Nan-tan, China 6-168 ( H 4 ) . Nantasket, Mass. 17-852 (C4). - Beach, Mass. 17-852 (C4). Nant Bran, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. D3). - Colwyn, val., Wales 2S295d. Nant-e-Eira, reservoir, Wales 28-407 (map). NANTEHRE (Nemptodurum), Fr. 19-164a; 10- 7 7 8 (B5). Nantes, Braz. 4-440 (F7). NANTES, Fr. 19· 1 6 4 a ; 107 7 8 ( D 4 ) ; 10- 7 8 0 b ; 16-925a; fire i l 1 1 8 ) 10-40 l c ; noyades ( 1 7 93) 5-4 0 7 c ; races 137 3 7 a ; synod ( 8 9 5 ) 12-1 4c, 27-238a; university 27Vendeans besiege 7 6 Oa ; working 5-524a; ( 1 7 9:l) men's congress ( 1 894) 45 1 5d. -, EDICT OF 19-16.'\a; 10832c ; 22-28 8 b ; 13- 8 6 7 a ; 161 80d; revocation 23-491 d, 17-43a, 22-2 8 8c. - a B est, canal, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (C4) ; 16-923d. Nanteuil, Gaspard de Schomberg, count of 24-35 7 b. -, Gangiran de 9-852b. -, ROBERT 19-165d. Nanteuil-le-Haudouin, Fr. 107 7 8 (F3). Nant Ffraneon, riv., Wales 94 2 8 (V. C 1 ) ; 5·360c. Nantgarw, Wales 17-284b ; 57 56c. Nantglyn, Wales 9-428 (V. E l ) ; 8-1 8c. - flags (geol. ) 17-113d. Nant Gwynnant, riv., Wales 9-428 (V. Cl); 6-7 4 8 d ; valley 25-295d. Nanthilda (Frankish queen) 10-806d. Nantiat, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (E5). Nanticoke, Can. 20- 1 1 4 (C3). -, Md. 17-828 (H4). NANTICOKE, Pa. 19· 1 6 5 d ; 211 0 6 ( K 3 ). -, riv., Md. 17-828 ( H 4 ) ; 17827b. - Creek, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (D3). Nantlle, Wales 9-428 (V. C 1 ). Nantmel, Wales 9-428 (V. E 3 ) . Nanton, Can. 1 - 5 0 0 ( B 2 ) . Nantouillet, chitteau, Fr. 175 9 8 a ; 2-413b. Nan-tsing, China 6-1 6 8 (K5). Nantua, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (04) ; 1440b. -, lake, Fr. 15-567b. NANTUCKET, Mass. 19-166a; 17-852 (G4); 28-57 3 a ; fire ( 1 846) 10-402c. -, harbour,Mass. 17-852 (G4). -, is!., Mass. 17-852 ( G 4 ) ; 19-166a; 17-788a; 27-615d. -, sound, Mass. 17-852 (03 ) ; 19- 1 6 6a. - Co., Mass. 19-166a; 178 5 2 (G4). Nantuxent Creek, riv., N . J . 19-502 ( B 5 ) . NANTWICH, Ches. 19- 1 6 7 a ; 9 - 4 1 6 (II. B 3 ) ; i n Great Rebellion 12-405b, 12-407d, 7-943b. Nantyglo, 1\ionm. ·9-420 (Ill. A3) ; 18-7 28c; 4-7 00a. Nanty Glo, Pa. 21-106 ( E 5 ) . Nant y Oroes, riv., Wales 94 2 8 (V. D3). - y moe!, Wales 9-428 (V. D4). Nan Uamh, lake, Scot. : see

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Nanuet, N.Y. 19-596 (C5). Nanuku, passage, Pac. O. 10335 (Cl ). Nan Vihara, Balkh 3-262b. Nan-wang (emperor) 6-194b. Nan-Wang, China 6-168b. Nan-yang Fu, China 6·168 (I3 ) ; 13-957d. Nanyaseik, Bur. 4-842a. Nanz, val., Switz. 26·242 (D4). Nao, cape, Mor. : see Non, cape. Nao, cape, Sp. 25-530 ( F3 ) ; 25-527c. Nao-chow, is!., China 6-168 (I5). Naoetsu, Jap. 15-1 5 6 (K­ L8).

Naogeorgus, Thomas Kirch­ meyer 11-788b. Naokokan, lake, Can. 22-72 4 (C1). Naokovum, mt., Bur. 4-840 (C3). Naomi (bib!.) 23-938d. Naomi, Colo. 6·722 (D2). . .

Naomia, mt., Ida. 14- 2 7 6 (B3). Naorangpur, India 14-382 ( K 1 0 ). NAOROJI, DADABHAI 191 67 b . - Fordoonjee 20-902d. Naos, Can.Is. 16- 1 88c. -, isl., Pan. 20-666d. Naos (arch. ) : see Cella. Naoshera, India 14- 3 7 6 ( E F3). Naoshirwanis, tribe 26-365a. Naoura 9-89.5 b. Naoussa (Naousa), Or. 7-681c. - (Naousa), bay, Gr. 12-424 ( G3 l ; 20-S61a. NAP (diet.) 19- 1 67b. - (game) : see Nap oleon . Napa, Cal. 5-8 (B2). -. riv., Cal. 27-863b. - Co., Cal. 5-8 (B2). Napaeae 19-930d. Napaeus Apollo 2-184b. Napa Junction, Cal. 5-8 ( B 2 ). Napanee, Can. 20- 1 1 4 Napani, It. : see NipanL Napanoch, N.Y. 19-596 ( F 4 ) . Naparima College, Trinidad, W.I. 27-285b. Naparima marls 27-285a. Napata, Egy. 9-40 ( B 4 ) ; 9846a; 18- 1 7 2 c ; Cambyses' expedition 21-2 0 7 a ; Roman attack 9-89b. Napatree, pt., R.I. 23-249 ( A3 ) ; 19-5 15d. Napavine, Wash. 28-354 (C3). Nape (of neck) 19-167c. Napelline 1 - 1 5 2a. Naperville, Ill. 14-304 (D2). Napery ( diet . ) 19-167c. Napes Needle, rock, Cumb . 169 la. Napf, mt., Alps 26-242 ( D 3 ) ; 1-7 44b. Naphey (Dolan) burner 1-1 4 0c. NAPHTALI, tribe 19- 1 6 7 c ; 155 1 8d. NAPHTHA 19- 1 6 7 c ; 20- 7 5 5 a ; 21- 1 9 7 c ; denaturized spirit 1-526b ; lamps 16-652d ; oil extraction 20-48d ; paraffin refining 20-7 55 b. NAPHTHALENE 19- 1 6 7 d ; 658a, 6-55a; derivatives 191 68a foil. ; extraction 6-598d. Naphthalic acid 1-134d. Naphthinduline 14-50 7 b . Naphthionic acid 19-169a. Naphthoic acids 19-168b. NAPHTHOLS 19-168c; 3-755a; derivatives 19- ! 68d ; dye­ stuffs 8-7 46b foil. ; reduction products 6-58a. Naphthoquinolines 6-60b. Naphthoquinone 19- 1 6 8 b ; 191 69a. - oximes : see Nitrosonaph­ thols. NAPHTHYLAMINES 19- 1 69a; 22-7 5 9 a ; dyestntfs 8-7 46b, 26- 7 0 1 a ; reduction products 6-58a. Naphthylene red 8-7 4 7 b . Naphthyl hydrazine 19-168c. Naphthyridines 6-60b. Naphtuhim (bib!.) 18-329d. Napier, Caroline 18-809d. -, SIR CHARLES 19-169b. -, SIR CHARLES JAMES 191 6 9 d ; Aga Khan 1-363a; Outram 20-38 1 d ; Sind War ( 1 843) 9-290a, 14-413d.

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NAQY-NAPO Napier Mole, Karacl>i, India 15-67 3a. Napier's analogies (math . ) 191 7 5 b ; 27- 2 7 6 b. - bones (math.) 19· 1 7 4c. - patent windla�s 5-292c(fig.). Napinka, Can. 17-584 (A3), Napiw (myth.) 14-47 1 d. Napkin (diet. ) 19-!67c. Naples, Cal. 5-8 ( D 4 ) . - , Fla. 10-54\l ( E 5 ) . - , Ida. 14-276 ( A l ). -, Ill. 14-304 (B4). NAPLES (Napoli, Neapoli s), It. 19- 1 7 8 b ; 15-4 ( B 6 ) ; break­ water 4-4 7 7 d (fig.), 4-479c; catacombs 5-496d; climate 15-6a ; conservatoires 69 7 7 b ; earthquake ( 1 85 7 ) s8 1 7 c ; frescoes 7-144b, 8398a; museum 19-63c; Na­ tional Library 16- 5 7 2 d ; ob­ servatory 19-958c; porcelain factory 5-7 53c ; S. Giovanni Carbonara Church 26-973b, 5-7 3 3 b ; triumphal arch 24 1 3a ; university 15-17a, 277 52b, 27-75 3 d ; zoological station (aquarium) 2-237c. -: History (city, rep ubl ic and duchy) 19-182c; Byzantine rule 22-92 7 a ; Greek coinage 19-87 7 c ; legends 7-618d, 2515Gb, 28-1 1 6 c ; 1\Iasanicllo 17-83 5 b ; riots ( 1 9th and 20th cents. ) 15-55b, 15-76b, 15-79b, 15-81 b; siege and sack ( 1 4 9 1 ) 23-97d. -, KINGDOM OF 19- 1 8 2 c ; 1529d foil. ; 15-26 ( E4 ) ; 23648 ( B 2 ) ; (hi st.. maps) 9-920 foll., 15-37d ; Alexander VI. 's league 1-5 5 3 d ; Angevin quest 5-923a foll. ; Aragonese dynasty 15-38a, 11-5 7 c ; Bourbon rule 4-325d, 4-327 (table), 12- 6 8 d ; brigandage 4-565a; Briti"h intervention ( 1799) 5-299c, 19-355a; French invasions ( 1 5th and 1 6th cents . ) 10·826a, 127 0 0a, 1-554b, 7-1 40 b ; Jlo­ henstaufen rule 15-34b, 13. 2 7 8c, 11-46d; Napoleonic period 15-44d, 4-193a, 19. 2 7 d ; Norman rule 19- 7 5 ld, 15-31a, 23-453a; papal rela­ tions ( 1 4th and 15th cents.) 20-699c, 23-6 7 9c foil. ; Par­ thenopean republic 5-830a; Risorgimento 15-48b, 114 6 7 a ; secret societies 5-307d, 5-120a. See also Sicily : His­

con­

tory.

-, Me. 17-434 (B5). -, N.Y. 19-596 (C3). -, S. Dak. 25-506 ( H 3). -, Tex. 26-690 (N2). -, Utah 27- 8 1 4 (E2). -, bay, It. 15-4 (B6 ) ; 15- 25 ( D -E 4 ) ; 22-674b. -, prov., It. 15-7a; 15-9d. -, prince of (title) 22-343d. - shales 8-12 7a. - yellow 21-599a. Napo, Ec. 8-91 1 (C2). -, dist., 20- 2 7 0a. -, riv., Colom. and :Ec. 8-9 1 1 ( D2 ) ; 6-701 ( B I' ) ; 1·785 (map ) ; 1-7 8 8 a ; 8-9 1 2 d. Napoca, Hung. 15-891c. Napoh : see Napn. Napo-la, pa"s, Tib. 6-168 (C3). - AND ETTRICK), FRAN­ NAPOLEON I. (emp. of the CIS Napier, baron 19- 1 7 7a. French) 19- 1 9 0 a ; 10-859b ; -, Sir George Thomas 199-932d foiL ; army 2-602b, 1 7 6 d ; 19-259a; Basutoland 2-61 9c ; Austrian relations treaty ( 1 843) 3-505b. 3-12a, 18-302a; Bernardotte 5-9 3 1 d ; British relations 9-, Henry Edward 19· 1 7 7a. - (Napeir), JOHN 19- 1 7 lb. 553a, 21·67 5c, 16-96 9 d ; coronat.ion 7-18 7 c ; Darn 7-, Macvey ( 1 7 76· 1 8 4 7 ) 93 7 9b. 8 3 9 d ; Dutch policy 13-6 0 4 a ; ecclesiastical poiicy 23-492d, -, 1\Iacvey ( 1 805-1 8 3 7 ) 1621-686d,6- 8 3 4 b ; educational 5 5 7 d. - (OF MAGDALA), R. C. reforms 8-96 1 c, 27-768d, 6Napier. 1st baron 19- 1 7 7c ; 458c, 21-28-i d ; Enghien's Abyssinian campaign ( 1 86 8 ) execution 9-406a; family 41·92c, 9-57 4a. 1 92b ; finance 3·342b, 18-, Mark 19- 1 7 4 b ; 19- 1 7 7 b . 669b ; Fouche 10 - 735c; - (of Merchiston : family) 19generalship 19-233a, 111 7 1b. 1 87 d, 11 • 1 99c, 25 - 9 8 9 b ; -, Robert (mathematician) German relationR 11·862b; 1 91- 1 7 4b ; 16-870d. Goethe on 12- 1 86a ; Guade­ - ( Robert : engineer) 24-428a. loupe expedition 12-645d; -, R. D. (engineer) 14- 5 7 b. Italian relations 15-44d foil., 19- 1 85c, 27-485d ; Josephine -, J,ady Sarah see Lennox. 15-5 1 6 b ; legislation 10-922c, -, SIR WILLIAM FRANCIS Patrick 19- 1 7 5 d ; 3-7 7 1c . 6-634c, 3-422d; Louisiana 17-62 b ; Malta 17-512c; - , William John Napier, 8th Manege, Club de 15-1 1 8d • lord 6-199a. Marie .L ouise 17-71 4a; Mura Napier, Mo. 18•608 ( A 1 ). 19-2 7 d ; Ney 19-632a; orders NAPIER, N.Z. 19-1 7 S b ; 19· founded 15-863a, 15-862).

NMketucket, :\lass. 10- 1 33a. -, bay, ;\las,;. 17-S52 (F3). Na-;mith, John W. 7-304b. :loiasmith Brook, riv., Vt. 19490 (C3). NASMYTH, ALEXANDER 192 4 8 d ; 8-50d. -, JAMES 19-2 49a ; 27-38a. -, Patrick 19-249a. Naso·lachrnnal canal 25-196c. Na;on, Ma,s. 17-8.;2 (E2). Nasone, Punta del, mt., It. 15-oc. Nasons, Va. 28-l l S (E2). Na., o-palatiue uen·es 25-1 97c. Na ...;oraeans 17-�J.':l -hl. Nasr ( name) : see X�ir, except as b•·lmc. N a'", Bal. 14-3 7 6 ( BS ). -, gat.,, Cairo 4-9.)4 (C2 ) ; 49:'> 4 d full. -, m t . , Per-;. 21· 1 8 8 (C2). Nasrat, canal, I ndia 25-l43a. Na.-rata bad, Pers. : see ::>< usretahad. NASH-ED-DIN (shah: 19-2 49c; rebuilds 3·9 1 c ; 21-2 1 1 b; 'l' 1 ia · 11-.5 1 3 a ; de­ Hiupment 11•,'} 1 3c, 18·674a

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Na��airi�. tribe : see Xosairis. Kas-;ak diatnond 8 - l 63a. Na.;sarawa, Fr. 1\" . Af. 19-678 (.\ ! ). -, Xig. 19-G 7 S IC3). NAS:JARA VJ A, pro,·., Xig. 19· 250a : :�.9-G , s (0:3). Xas.-mu, Cllrbtof Ern:3t, count ( ) [ 13-.) 7 1 Ll. -, Frc'derick \nlliam, duke of 10-2 1 1 b ; 11·3SGc. -, \\'illiam, count of 13-599a. -, \Yi : I i Lt 'n Frederick, count of 13-G\JI) b. Na"an, Uor. 11-SGS (II. 18). - , :\linn. 18-550 ( A 5 ) . -, '\ . 1. 19-596 ( C l ). -, W . I . 28- 'JH ( B l l ; ::-208b. -, ('ape, A ret. �1 �938 (ll2). -, fort, E . Ind. 3·3 ! 0d. 11!l-G03d ; ;-,' . 1 . -, fort, 4!lilc.

-, i s ! . , Pac . O . 1:-G�)Hb. -, bb. ,

Sum.

13- l lGa.

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26-7 1

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-, sound, Fla. 10-.H O ( E l ) . !IASSAU, terr. , GPr. 19-250c; ( map.s) 11-834, 11·856, 22:12 L " Xassan " (wars!:lip) 24-902b. Xas,au Co., Fla. 10-5!0 ( E l ). - C n . , � . Y . 19-596 ( G 5 ). Ka."au Dillenburg (family) 8·n ·! c ; 4·486c. - Id�tein. Ger. 28-624a. - Pact ( 1 7 8 3 ) 17- l 45d. John �Iaurice, - � i e�en, pri nee of : see .I ohn l\Iaurice. - C.::iingen, Frederick Augus tu ...;, prince of 19- 2 5 l b . - \' ianden (family) 20- 1 6d. Nassawado x, \'a. 28- 1 1 0 ( G 3 ) . Na��awango, ri\�., )Id. 17-828 (I I I . NassPllaria 22-SOjc; 22-SO.la; 22-AU3a. Nasser, Sud. 26-9 (C4 ) ; 253 0 0 a ; 19·696d. NasS d ; 10·926d. 8-93 8b ; 10-354d. - (Constituent) Assembly . (France, 1 7 89 ) 10-852d; 11- - Portrait Gallery, Lond. 26 7 2 b ; 16·948d. 155a; 11- 1 5 8 c ; Mirabeau 18- Provident Insurance Com568c. - Bank (U.S. ) : see Bank of mitteo 20-64c. - Provident League 20·64d. the United States. - B a.nk .A.ct (U.S. 1 863) 27- - Provino· lution 25-324a. - Steps, Ark. 2-552 (C3). - theology 26-7 H b . Natural Theolo(Jy (Paley) 206 2 9 b. Natural Theolooy (Raymond of Sabunde) 2-1 9 0 d ; 22933d. Nature 18-639b ; aesthetics 12 8 l a ; Aristotle on 2-520a; art, relation to 2-6 5 7 b ; Bacon 3 - 1 4 8 a ; Berkeley 3 7 7 9 d ; Erigena 9-7 43 d ; Hegel 13-2 06a; Ionian philosophy 14-73 la; in lite rat ure 237 7 8c, 9-635a; Lucretius 17109a; man's relation to 214Ha; in l\Ioslem theology 2-2 7 7 a ; polytheism 23-70a; Schelling 24-3 1 8c ; Spinoza 5-423a; Stoic doctrine 98 1 7c.

Nature wine : see Brut (wine). Nature '"orship : Aegean period 1-2 H b ; African tribes 32 0 lc, 12- 7 1 7 a, 17-8 35a, 24-6 6 la ; animal worship 2-50d ; Arthurian cycle 12- 3 2 1 b ; Brahmanism 43 8 l c ; Canaanite 22-320a; golden fleece legend 2-4 79c; Great 1\Iothcr of the Gods 12-!0lc, 2-886a; Japan 152 22 c ; :\linoan period 7-42 2 b ; among l\lord>inians 188 2 l a ; Phoenician religion 21-4 5�a; Purim 22-66lc.

To make full use of this Index it is essential to read the instructions given on Page 1. Nauhan, P.Is. 21-392 (C4). -, lake, P.Is. 21-392 (C4). NAUHEIM ( Bad-Nauheim), Ger. 19-2 7 7 d ; 11-808 (II. m 8 ) ; waters 18-520b, 3-285 b. Nau'i (poet) 21-251b. Naulakha, pavilion, Lahore 16-S le. Naulakhi, canal, India 148 5 la.

NAULETTE, ca>e, Belg. 19-

2 7 8a. Nauli, India 14-382 ( G 1 2 ). Naulochus, Sic. 1-4 2 5 d ; 225 7 d. Naultinus elegans 16-824b. Naum, cape, l\Ior. : see Non. NAUMACHIA 19 - 2 7 8a; 114!6a; 23-605 b ; at Pana­ thenaea 20-673a; tank at Taormina 26-402b. NAUMACHIUS (Greek poet) 19- 2 7 8 b. Naumann, Edmund 15-160d. -, Emi l 20-3 8 l a. -, G. A. C. F. 19- 2 7 8b ; 75 7 0d.

-, J. F. 20-304a; 7-249d. Naumannite 25- 1 1 6c. NAUMBURG, Ger. 19-2 7 8 b ;

11-808 (III. p 1 0 ) ; 15- 45 8 c ; 11-59d.

Naumkeag, Mass. : see Salem. Naundorff, Karl Wilhelm 1746a. Naungpale, Bur. 15-678b. Naungtalaw, is!., Bur. 14-8 40a.

NAUNTON, SIR ROBERT 192 7 8d.

Naunyn, Bernhardt 18-63b. Gr. 19-2 7 8 d ; 12- HO (C2 ) ; 3-556c. Naupada, India 20-833b. NAUPLIA, Gr. 19-279a; 124 2 4 ( D 3 ) ; 12-43 8 b ; 12- 4 9 5 d ; Aegean tombs 1-245d. -, gulf, Gr. 12-424 (E3); 124 2 7 b. -, mt., Gr. : see Phaedriadae. Nauplius (king of Euboea) 20594a. - (the wrecker) 1-good. Nauplius larva 16-22 7 c ; 7559a; 7-560d; eye 7-5 5 7 d. Nauportus, A us. : see Ober­ Laibach. Naurah (water-wheel) 12-869a. Nauru (Pleasant), is!., Pac. O . 21-47 6a. Naurus, Bal. 14-37 6 (A-B5). Nausari, dist., India 3-4 1 7 c. NAUSEA 19- 2 7 9 b ; 24-562b; influenza 14-555b; migraine 19- 4 27 e . i\auset, beach, Mass. 17-852 (H3). -, barb. , Mass. 17-852 ( H 3 ). Nanshahr, India 1-451c. Naushahra, India : see Nowshera. Naushahro, India 14-3 7 6 (C 6 ) . Naushera, India 14- 3 7 6 ( D 5). Naushirwani, tribe 3-293d; 3296c. Naushon, is!., Mass. 17-852 ( F 4 ). NAUSICAA (legend) 19-2 79b. Nausinicus (Gr. archon) 7960d; 14- 62 8c . Nausithoe 24-524d. Nausithoidae 24-524d. Nausitora dun!opei 26-639a. Naussa, bay, Aeg.S. : see

NAUPACTUS,

Nauvoo, Ala. 1-460 ( B 2 ) .

NAUVOO, Ill. 19-280c; 14-304

(A3). Nava, lake, Sp. 25-530 (C1 ) ; 20- 597 c. -, riv., Ger. : see Nahe. Navaeerrada, Sp. 25-530 ( D2). -, pass, Sp. 25-530 ( D 2 ) ; 25528a. Nava del Rey, Sp. 25-530 (C2 ) ; 27-861d. Navagero, Andrea 24- 1 9 7 d ; 22-883a; 4-2 7 7 d. Navahermosa, Sp. 25-530 (C3). NAVAHO (Navajo), tribe 1928la; 14-463a; 14-47 2 d ; slavery 1-8 1 5 d ; taboo cus­ toms 11-330a; totemic be­ liefs 27-85a; wars 14-477c. Navailles, P. de Montault de Benac, due de 8-735a. Navajas, mt., :Mex. 13-4 49b. Navajo, Ariz. 2-544 ( D 2 ). -, N.Mex. 19- 5 20 (C l ). -, riv., Colo. 6- 7 2 2 ( D 4). -, springs, Ariz. 2-544 ( D2). - Co., Ariz. 2-544 (C2). - Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544 (C1). - Indian Reser>ation, Ariz. 2-544 (C1). - Indian Heservation, N.Mex. 19-520 ( B 1 ) ; 19-523a. - Indian Reservation, Utah 27-8 1 4 (E5). - .Mission, Ariz. 2-544 ( C l ). Naval, P.Is. 21-392 (.El6). -, Sp. 25-530 ( F 1 ). Naval Academy of United States : see United States Naval Academy. - and Military Bible Society 3-90 6b. - and Military Library and Museum : see United Ser>ice Institution, Royal. Navalcan, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Navalcarnero, Sp. 25-530 (C2). Naval construction, Director of 8-365a. - constructors, Royal corps of 1-199a. - Defence Act ( 1 889) 19309d. - Deserters Act ( 1 8 4 7 ) 8-93c. - Discipline Act ( 1 866) 245 4 5 b ; 1-2 0 4 d ; 7-32 8 b ; capi­ tal punishment 5-280b; prize cases 1-207d. - Gunnery Medal 1 8-1 8a. -- Lords 1-197a. - Merit (order : Spain) 15866d.

Navarro, Madame de : see Anderson, Mary. -, Jose 3-44b; 27-99b. -, PEDRO 19-283a; 1 0-7 1 4a ; 17-238 b. Navarro, Arg. 2-462 (E3). - Co., Tex. 26-690 (L3). - group 7-417a. Navarza, Asia l\1. : see Anazarbus. Navas, P.Is. 21-392 ( D 5 ) . Navasard 2 - 5 7 0 a ; 6-316d. Navasota, Tex. 26-690 (Ll\15). Navassa, is!., W.I. 21-476a. Nave, is!., Scot. 24-41 2 (B4). -, mt., Switz. 26-242 (C4). NAVE (arch.) 19- 2 8 3b ; 24. 02 a. NAVEL (diet.) 19-284a : see also Umbilicus. - orange 20-149d. Navelwort : see Pennywort. Navenby, Lines. 9·416 (II. G3) ; 16- 7 1 5c. NaYer, lake, Scot. 24-41 2 ( D l ) ; 26-169c. -, riv., Scot. 24- 4 1 2 ( D l ) ; 26-169c.

Navesink, highlands, N.J. 19502 ( B 3 ) ; 19-502b. -, lighthouse, N.Y. Bay 16649. -, riv., N.J. 19-502 (D3). Navestock, Ess. 16-942 (E2). see Navette (gem-cutting) : Marquise. Na>ew, wild : see Colza. Navez, A. J. A. : chronograph 6-303a. Navia, Sp. 25-530 ( B 1 ). -, riv., Sp. 17-1 16b ; 2-820c. Navibandar,India 14-382 (C9); 15-6 95d. (mosaic : " Navicella, la " Giotto) 12-35b. Navicula 8-169c; 8-1 7 0 c ; 10634d (fig.). N aviculaceae 8-169c. Navicular bone 13- 7 1 5b. Navidad, riv., Tex. 26-690 (L 6 ) . Navigating officer 19-300a. NAVIGATION 19-284a; 152 7 8 d. - Acts 24-98 4 d ; 24-554c; 7495a ; Ireland 14-7 7 8c. See also Navigation Laws. - Charts 5-949d. - LAWS 19-29 8 a ; 22-464c; 9-557a;· repeal 9- 5 6 3b . Navigators, isis., Pac. O . : see Samoa. Navigazione Generale Italiana (steamship line) 25-855c; 25-8 59b. Naviglio Grande, canal, It. 14-846c; 18-38c; modnies 14- 54c. Naville, Edouard Henri 9-48d. Navina, Okla. 20- 5 8 (D2). Navis, Stellae ,(astron.) : see Argo. Naviti, is!., Pac.O. 1 0-3 35

Navalmoral de Ia Mata, Sp. 25-530 (C3). Naturhistoriska Riks-:\Iuseum, Naval Nursing Service, Royal Stockholm 19-67b. 19- 9 1 6c. N�tllrhistorisk 'l'idsskrift 8Navalpino, Sp. 25-530 (03). 2 7 d. Naval Prize Act ( 1 864) 22Naturita, Colo. 6-722 ( B 3 ) . 3 7 3d. Nalurphilosophie (Schelling) - savings banks 24-245c. 24-318a. - Supply Fund 8-365d. Natya (dance) 8- 4 8 0c. - tangent sight : see Foote Nau (orientalist) 8-2 8 6c. Arbuthnot sight. Naual (dance) 7-795c. (A1). - Volunteers Act ( 1 853) 24NAUARCHIA 19-27 6a. Navito, Mex. 18-3 1 8 ( D 2 ). 545a. Naul>il, riv . , India 24-1 8 8a. Naval Warfare (Colomb) 24- NAVIUS, ATTUS 19- 299a. Naubuc, Conn. 6-952 ( E3). Navizen, riv., Switz. 26-242 555a. Naucelle, Fr. 10-7 7 8 (F5). ( D 4 ) ; 23- 2 7 l c. Naval Works Acts ( 1 895, &c.) Nauchaei, Ger.S.W.AI. 25- 4 66 Navoro, Go.Cst. 12-203 ( B l ) . 8-364d. (B 3 ) . NAVAN, Ire. 19-28 1 a ; 14- 7 4 4 Navo-sota, riv., Tex. 26-690 NauchaR, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466 (L4). (E3). ( B ·C!). Navotas, P.Is. 21-392 (E2). -, fort, Ire. : see Emain. NAUCK, JOHANN AUGUST Naoussa. Navanagar, state, India : see Navsari, India : see No.sari. 19-27Gb. Nausslitz (Nausselitz), Ger. 8Navua, Pac. O . 10-335 (B2). Nawanagar. Nauclea 2-7 !5d. 5 7 7 a (plan). -, riv., Pac.O. 10-335 ( B 2 ) ; Navarchus 11-521d. Naustathmus, Asia M. 21- Navarin, cape, Russ.As. 25-10 Nauclerus (fish) 21- 6 1 ! b. 10-335c. - riocourii (bird) 15-839c. 447d; 7-704c. Navula, Pac.O. 10-335 (AI). (N -02 ) ; 28-572d. Naucoridae 13-26la. Naustdal, Nor. 19- 8 0 4 (A2). -, is!., S.Am. 2- 4 62 (C7 ) ; NAVVY (diet.) 19-299b. NAUCRARY 19-2 7 6c ; 6-!SOd. Naustvik, Nor. 19-804 (C2). Navy, cliff, Green. 21- 9 3 8 26-965a. Naucrates ductor : see Pilot- Nauta, Peru 21-264 (02). (A1). Navarino, Gr. : see Pylos. fish. Nauta (astron.) : see Carina. -. is!., N.Y. 17-254b. -, Wis. 12-537d. NAUCRATIS, Egy. 19-276d ; NAUTCH 19 -2 7 9b . -, BATTLE OF ( 1 8 2 7 ) 19- NAVY AND NAVIES 19-299b ; 9-22 ( B 2 ) ; 1-782 b ; Aegina Nautgarstind, mt., Nor. 19-804 fleet auxiliaries 24-922b ; 2 8 l b ; 12- 4 9 5 d ; 27-45 7 c. trade 1-252c; glazing 9-73c; gunnery 20-230 d ; officers (C2 ). Navarre, 0. 20-26 (G3).' Greek vases 5-7 1 1 d ; Lesbos Nautical Almanac 9-6 7 0c ; 19- NAVARRE, prov., Sp. 1920- 1 8 d ; rating of ships 2216-488c; temple of Apollo 2 9 2 d ; 17-838a. 9 1 5 d ; signalling : see Signal · 2 8 1 d ; 25-530 ( E l ) ; 9-916, 2-3 7 S d ; terracotta figures Nautilidae 5-693c. marine ; war 28-308c. See 10-802 (hist. maps) ; 2526-6:i5d. Nautiloidea 5-692 d ; 5-693c. also names of countries, 5 7 2a ; 15-440c; Castilian in­ NAUDE, GABRIEL 19-2 7 7 b ; Nautilus, str., N.G. 19- 4 8 7 British Navy, Ship, &c. vasion ( 1 3 7 8 ) S-924d ; coin­ 1 1 - 132 a. (B2). age 19-898b, 21-383b; Fer­ - Board, inlet, Can. 5-160 Nauders, Aus. 11- 1 9 5 a ; 23- " Nautilus " (submarine) 11( N l ). dinand of Spain 13- 2 93a ; 1 8 le. 300a ; 24-91 Ra. Frankish invasion ( 7 1 1 ) 5- - Discipline Act ( 1 6 6 0 ) 19Nandin, Charles 12- 2 8 6 d ; 18- NAUTILUS, Paper (Argonauta) 304b. French acquisition 33c; 9 8a ; 27-9 0 6 d. _ 19- 2 7 9 b ; 5-7 02 e ; 15-164a; ( 1 284) 21-382c; Foraes 11- - Yard, Pa. 21-106 (L 7 ). Nauen, Ger. 11-808 ( D 2 ). dimorphism 5-696d; geoloe,-i­ 2 S 7 e ; Joan of Evreux 21- - yards : see Dockyards. Nauendorf, Ger. 11-808 (III. cal age 5- 7 00c ; male 19-280b Nawa, Pal. 20-602 (D-E3) ; 383b. p l O). (fig. ) ; reproduction 5-696d; Navarrese ( dialect) 25- 5 7 6 d ; 19-318a. Nauendorft', Frederick August, shell 5-695d. NAWAB 19- 3 1 7 d. 3-486d. count 11- 1 9 7 b ; 11·1 8 3b. -, Pearly 5- 68 5 d ; 5-693c; NAVARRETE, JUAN FER­ Nawab-Basoda, India : see Bas­ Naugaon, India : see Nowgong. 19-280b ; geological age 5ada. nandez (El Mudo) 19- 2 8 2 d ; Nan!l'ard, Ger. 11-808 CE2). 693b ; metamerism 18- 6 7 1 b, NAWABGANJ, India ( Bara 24-57 a. Naugart., Russ. : se-e Novgorod. S-686a; phylogeny 5-692d. Banki) 19-31 7 d ; 14- 3 7 6 (I6). -, MARTIN FERNANDEZ -, Wis. 28-740 (D3). Nautique de Gaud, Club 23-, India (E.Bengal and As­ DE 19-282d. NAUGATUCK, Conn. 19- 2 7 7 c ; 7 84d. sam) 14- 3 7 6 ( N 7 ) ; 19-31 7 d. -, Pedro Fernandez de 256-932 (C4). Nautla, Mex. 1 8-3 1 8 ( II ) ; 27-, India (Gonda Dist.) 14584c. -, W.Va. 28- 5 60 (A4). 1 0 1 5b. 3 7 6 (I-K6 ) ; 19-31 7 d. Navarrete (priest) 18- 7 5 d ; 15-, riv., Conn. 6·952 (C4); 28- Nautsarsorfik, mt., Green. 12Nawab Hat, India 4-Sllc. 232c. 367d. 543 (E5). Nawada. India 14-37 6 ( L 7 ) . Navarreux, Fr. l0- 7 7 8 (D6).

Nawa Dihing, riv., India : see Dihing. Nawagai, India 3-226b ; 18· 6 4 9 d. Nawakot, India 14-376 ( D 5 ) . Nawalapit.iya, Cey. 5-783a. Nawalgarb, India 14-3 7 6 (F6).

Nawalgund, lndia14-382 (F1 2 ).

Nawalia, S.Af. 23-260 (C-D2). Nawanagar, India 14- 3 7 6 (CD S ) ; 19-3 1 8a. NAWANAGAR, state, India 19- 3 1 7 d . Nawavi, mts., Pac.O. 10-335 (B1). NAWAWI (Arabic writer) 19318a.

Nawaya Krestos (Nubian king) 8-4 1 5 b . Nawaz Kabishwar (Indian poet) 13-489d. Nawegaon, mts., India 3-843d. Na-weng, riv., Bur. 22-435c. Nawiliwili, bay, Haw. 13-8 4 (B2). Nawisites (sect) 17-423d. NMvng Chik, Mal.Penin. 17· 473 (B3). - Chik, state, Mal.Penin. 17• 484a.

- Hkam, Bur. 17-572a. Nawodo, is!., Pac.O. 20-436 (F5). Naworth, castle, Cumb. 9 -4 1 2 (I. C3 ) ; 4-4 1 8 d ; 13-8 34c . Naxaro, 1\lalta 17-508 ( B 2 ) ; 17- 5 0 9b. Naxera, Sp. : see Najera. Naxos, Gr. 12-424 ( G 3 ) ; 7-681c.

NAXOS, Sic. 19-3 1 8 b ; (E6) ; 880a.

13-453b ;

15-26

coins 19-

NAXOS, is!., Gr. 19- 3 1 8a ; 12-

4 2 4 ( G 3 ) ; 23-648 (E3) ; 12434a; battle ( 3 7 6 B.c.) 5-

7 8 6a ; coinage 19-885c; emery 9-336a. Naxuana, Arm . : see Nakhi· chevan. Kay, Cornelis 21-941 d. Nay, Fr. 10- 7 7 8 (D6). NAY (flute) 19- 3 1 8 c ; 18· 946b. Naya-Dumka, India 14-3 7 6 (M 7 ) ; 24-188b. Nayagarh, India 14- 3 7 6 (L9); 19-318c.

NAYAGARH, state, India 19•

3 1 8c. Nayak (title) : see N'aik. Nayan (Mongol prince) 1593Gb. Nayanagar, India : see Beawar. Nayanika (Indian queen) 14624c. Nayapala (Indian king) 3655a. NAVAR, tribe 19-3 1 8c ; 1433a ; caste laws 13-50 4 c ; matriarchy 15-5 8 2 c ; serpent "·orship 24-6 7 9c. Nayarit, mts., Mex. 18-3 1 8 ( D3 ) ; 15-131d.

Nayatt Point, R.I. 23- 249 (C2). Nayikas (myth.) 13-512b. Nayin, Pers. : see Nain. -, lake, Tib. 6-1 6 8 (F2). Nayland, Sufi. 9-424 (IV. D 3 ) ; 25-9 7 1 c.

NAYLER, JAMES 19-318d.

Naylor, Ga. 11-752 (C5). -, Mo. 18-608 (F5). Nayon, riv., P.Is. 21-392 (E· F3). Nayoro, riv., Jap. 15-156 (N4). Naytahwaush, Minn. 18-5 5 0 (B3).

Nayyakka : see Naik. Nazar, garden, Kazerun 15• 7 04d. Nazarener (German artists) 27-9 7 3 d ;

10-375b.

NAZARENES (sect) 19-319a; 17-554d.

Nazareno, mts., Mex. 18-318 ( B -C l ) ; 1 8-3 1 7 c. Nazareth, Braz. 4-440 (I5). -, Braz. 4-440 (E2). -, Braz. 4-440 (K3). -, Ky. 15-743d.

-, Pa. 21-106 (l\1'4). NAZARETH, Pal. 19-319a; 20-302 (C3) ; 15-356d; tradl· tion 12-2 7 1 b. NAZARITE 19- 31 9b . Nazarius, St (of Genoa) 11589b ; 1 4-5 7 7 d. NAZARIUS (rhetorician) 193 1 9 d. Nazas, riv., Mex. 18- 3 1 8 ( D 2 ) ; 8-694a. Nazca, riv., Peru : see Nasca. Naze, cape, Ess. 9-424 (IV. E 3 ) ; 9-7 8 4a. Nazeing, Ess. 16-942 (E2). - Gate, Ess. 16-942 (E2). Nazerini : see Nosairis. Nazerols, Switz. 26-242 (H3).

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Nazianzen, Gregory : see Gre· gory, 8t (of J'azianzus). Nazif ul Yaziji (sheik) 2-27 3a. Nazik Geul, lake, Arm. 2-565 ( D 2 ). Nazim (title) 19- 7 19b. Nazim of Herat (poet) 21-250a. Kazionale, museum, Rome : see Termo, :IIuseo delle. -, road, Home 23- 6 1 2 (C2 · D2). - Italiana, Socie ta : see Soeieta !\azionale Italiana. Na zi r : see Na,ir. Nazirite : see Nazarite. Nazko, ri v., Can. 4-600 (E2). Nazlet B a hgat, Egy. 4-954

(lU).

Egy. 4-954 (B3). - el Uatran, Egy. 4-95! (A3). - el Zomor, Egy. 4-954 ( B 1 ). - Khallfa, Eonard 11-7�0h. - v. Gordon Lennox ( 1 902) 2-3�4d. Neabvillc, N.C. 19- 7 7 2 (C4). Ncalton, Ala. 1-460 ( B4). Neamc, L a . 17-54 (A3). Kc ) ; 24-215c. - , Syracuf'e 21.'-:l O l c. 25-21a. -, Tun.� : sa Nabeul. Nebtu (myth.) 9-53b.

Nebuchadrezzar I. (Babylon· ian ruler) 18·1 83b ; 3·106d.

NEBUCHADREZZAR II. 19-

33 1 d ; 3 - 1 05d ; 3-�70a; in· script,ion 3-1 9 7 d ; Jerusalem 15-332d ; Tyre 21-452c; variants of name 3-1 1 2b. - III. 3-106c. Nebul, Bulg. : see Nikopoli. NEBULA (astron.) 19-332a ; 2-8 1 9 b ; photography 21525a. - (eye disease) 10-96a. NEBULAR THEORY 19-333c; 26-2 22a; 15-664 b ; geolog· ical relationship 11-648c. Nebulium 19-333b. Nobuly (her.) 13-317d. Nebuzaradan (Babylonian captain) 15-383d. Neby Samwil, Pal. 20-602 (C5 ) ; 18-628c. Necanicum, Oreg. 20-242 (B2).· Necaxa, riv., Mex. 18-346b. Necedah, Wis. 28-740 (C4). Necessarium (monasteries) 114a. Necessary Erudition (Cran­ mer) : see King's Book. Necessitarianism 19-335c. See also Determinism. NECESSITAS (myth.) 19-335b. Necessity, fort, Pa. 27-594a. NECESSITY 19-335c; 16-881a; causation 5-55 7 b; theism 267 50c. Nechaco, riv., Can. 4-600 (E2). Nechbet (myth.) 9-53c; 4888d; 21-346c. Neche, N.Dak. 19-780 ( G 1 ). Neches, Tex. 26-690 (1\H). -, riv., Tex. 26-690 ( N5 ) ; 359Rb. Nechi, riv., Colom. 6-702d. Necho (Egyptian king, 668 B.C. ) 9-8 7 a. - (Egyptian king, 6 1 0-594 B.C.) 9-8 7 c ; 3-87 0a. Nechtan (Pictish king) : see Nectan. Nechtansmere, Scot. : battle (685) 8-87 0b. Nechumbo, Ger.S.W.At. 25466 ( B 1 ). Neck, 1\lo. 18-608 (B4). -, fort, N.Y. 20-428b. NECK (diet.) 19-335c. - (anat.) 1-940d; muscles 1953b; ner.,s 1.9-399b (fig.). - (geol. ) 19-335d; 11-664d; 1-:37 5a. NECKAM, ALEXANDER 19336c; 6-808a. NECKAR, riv., Ger. 19-337 a ; 11-808 (134 ) ; 28-856b. Neckarau, Mannheim 17-588d. Neckarbergland, dist., Ger. 11-805d. Neckarboo, mts., N.S.W. 19538 (C3·2). NECKARGEMUND, Ger. 19337 b ; 11-808 (II. m9). Neckarsteinach, Ger. 11·808 (II. m9) ; 19-337a. Neckar·Vorstadt, l\Iannheim 17-588d. Neck cord (machinery) 28444a. NECKER, JACQUES 19-337b ; 10- 8 5 1 b ; 11-155c; restora­ tion of gilds 10-9 1 7 d ; Turgot 27-4 1 7a. -, Suzanne 19-337b ; 25-750c; 11-930b. Negri Sem!Jilan, :1Ial.Penin. 17473 (13-C.J ) ; 17-480d. Nco;rito, Hond. 5-6 7 8 (C3). NEGRITOS, people 19-343c; 22· 6 7 8 a ; 2-7 4 8 c ; Jan�SUageR 2 1 · ! 2 S d ; in Philippines 21· 385d. Negro, bay, Somlnd. : see Bandel d' A. goa. -, cape, Ang. 12-ll96b. -, cape, Can. 19-831 ( B 3 ) . - , capi 7 b . -. riv., Braz. (trib. o f Iguassu) 2 l - 7 6 6a. -, riv., Colom. (trib. of Mag­ dalena) : see ::-1 are. -, t iv., Colom. (trib. of Meta) 20·2 7 5d. -, riv., Hond. : see Tinto. - tTanagro), riv., It. 15·4 ( E 4 ) ; 5-123c. -. riv. , Mex. and Guat. : see Chixoy. -, riv., Nic. 5·67 8 (C4). -, riv., Farag. 2·462 ( E 1 ), -, riv., Urug. 2-462 (E3); 2,_ 805d. -, riv., Venez. 17·667b. Nezyo (fruit) 18-325b. NEGRO (races) 19-344a; 1· 3 26a; 23·1006b; albinism ancestor 1-5tl7c, 1-5 1 0 b ; worship 1·9 4 7 b ; in BrazD 4- 4 5 7 b ; hair 12·823b ; lan­ guages 19·346b, 19·636d, 33 60c; Portuguese intermix· ture with 2Z-1 3 6 b ; skull 2-113a, 7·372c ; stone age 2· 349b ; tuberculosis 27·3 5 6 b ; Voodoo worship 28-2lla;

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To make full use of this Index It Is essentl•l to read the instructions given on Page 1. West Indies 15•133a, 28· 547a. Negro (races, U.S.) 19·346b; 2 7· 7 1 lc foil. ; Alabamafran· chise law 1·461a; farmers (Arkansas) 2·552b; Fisk university 19·246d ; Ramp· ton institute 2·59 1 d ; Ken­ tucky education Jaw ( 1 904) 3-7 6 7 d ; Union League of Amer·iry of .Yial. 19observatory 1-723b ; .Yjal, Slor)l of Bllrnt. 9 5 7 a ; population 10-7 80b; Niambebe, Camer. 5-llO (B4).

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